Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-28
tif0l presents were received, including some
rich and rare silver and china.
MT. and Mrs. McLaine win be at home to
their friends after August Is.


their friends after August Is.
AT the residence of the brides parents.
MAI and Mrs Hanson ]. De Pue, ITO6 X
street. the marriage of Miss Fanube Joseph
Inc and Mr.. Roy Chester Glass occurred
last evening at O'Clock. The house pre-
sented an attractive and festive appear
ance. decorated In palms, ferns and roses,
coiors being green and white Only the
relatives and a few intimate friends wit
messed the ceremony. which was performed
by DR.. Ross Fishburn. The bride entered
the drawing room with her father while
the wedding march was played by Mr..
Chas. Prentiss. There were no attendants.
The bride was attired In princess gown
| OF white silk messaline with point lace gar
niture and carried shower bouquet OF
bride roses and lilies of the valley. Her
going-away suit was of blue silk, with hat
to match. After visit to some eastern
resorts the young couple will be at home
In Dayton, Ohio, where Mr.. Glass has re-
sided since January /. at which time ne
was appointed counsel In the patent law
department of large business concern.
Last Saturday the Lucy Holcombe CHAP
Ter, ID. A. r., was invited to spend the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Beverley Ward at Tai
bott farm, their beautiful country place
near Paeonian Springs, Va. Among the
members enjoying the day were Mrs John
Paul Earnest, Miss Grggs. Miss Jiiison,
Miss HaZelton. Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins.
Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Cunningham. They
were met at the train by the hosts with
beautiful country to a charming old
country place, the house over 80 years old.
Lunch was served out under the trees, and
in the afternoon a delightful reception and
musicale held on the lawn. the friends
OF the hostess, from all over the country,
having been invited to meet the chapter.
Miss Eichstadt will leave Washington in
few days to spend the summer in Massa-
chusetts and will return LIST of September.
n,,I@a live MIA
morning. at 1890 o'clock at the residence
of Mrs. NJ. E. Simpson. when her daughter.
Miss Alice Marie Simpson, was married TO
Russell Burton. 1t was very quiet AFFAIR,
there being no attendants. and the cere-
mony, which was performed by DIR. ID. j.
Stafford, uncle of the bride, was witnessed
only by the immediate relatives The
parlor was banked with flowers. palms ana
ferns which formed a picturesque setting
for the bridal couple. The bride wore a
dainty gown of net and lace over silk. Her
travelling dress was gray with hat TO
match. After a wedding breakfast MIR. and
Mrs. Burton left for trip to Atlantic city
and the south.
Last evening at Waugh NJ. E. Church
Miss Eva Belle House and Andrew w.
Lukei were married by Rev. George T.
Maydwell. The attendants were Mrs. j
Fred Huber. the brides sister, as matron of
honor and Misses Nell Garges, Ida johann
sen, Ellen King and Eva Hudson as brides
maids The ushers were VIII Gibson,
Roland Rodrick, Harry Myers and Burton
Rodrick. Just before the bridal party en-
tered Mrs. Charles H. Henney, who has
beautiful contralto voice, sang Beloved,
1t Is Morn" The matron of honor wore
pink mousseine with bouquet ana wrea'h
of pink roses. The bridesmaids dresses
We're OF white net over mousseline with
pink sashes. They carried bouquets OF
pink and white sweet peas and wore
wreaths of the same flower The brlde,
who is an attractive brunette, wore whlte
taffeta with tUlle Veil.
Her bouquet a beautiful spray OF
orchids and lilies of the valley, with
shower of lilies. A reception folloWed from
to 10 at the future home of the couple
The large parlors were tastefully decorated
with palms. ferns and cut flowers. Inc
bay window was filled by a floral smell
with a cluster of wedding bells apoNe lne
receiving party. Mr.. and Mrs. Lukel VIII
snend SIX weeks or more in New EngIahu
and be at home to their friends after sep
tember / at their home on De sales street,
The bride wore going away WhlIe ,iu ne,
suit. trimmed with Irish point lace and nat
to match
Last evening at o'clock at the home Of
the brides mother, Mrs. Marie Haas, the
marriage of Miss Alwine Haas and Mr..
Robert Martin Calfee of Cleveland ONO,
took place. The bride was gowneo IN Wni1e
Brussels net made princess over Whlte
SILK with point lace bertha and tulle VEIL
ard carried lilies OF the valley. There were
no attendants. An orchestra played the
wedding march from "Lohengrln ana Incl
dental music during the ceremony, the
bridal party standing in an alcove banked
with palms The parlors and dining room
were charmngly decorated with ferns ana
cut flowers A buffet supper was served at
the reception which followed the eereli'o my,
safr and Mrs Calfee have gone Tor trip
on the Great Lakes, and Will be at nome
after August Is at ia East Prospect street.
Cleveland, Ohio. n,
The guests from out of town were Mr.
M Kprndt. SaHQa, Col, MT
Otto Haas Chicago; Messrs. Theodore and
Robert Kerndt Miss Alwine Kermit. Lam
sing, Iowa; Miss Evelyn Caltee, PULASKI
Va; Miss Thorp, New York city.
Miss Elsie Virginia Moore. daughter OF
the late Mr. Hugh Moore and Mrs mary
Virginia Moore was married to Mr.. MeiVln
A Wertz last evening at o'clock at the
residence of her mother, 463 2 street north-
west Only a family party was present az
the ceremony, which was performed py tne
Rev Carl G. Doney, Ph.D., pastor OF Ham
line Methodist Episcopal Church. which the
couple attend. The decorations which CON
sisted principally of palms and roses were
tastefully arranged, the bay windows De-hs
banked with palms and other plants.
The bride was attired in white crepe de
chine and carried a shower bouquet OF
Bride roses. her only ornament oeihg q
superb diamond and pearl pendant the
gift of the bridegroom. She was attended
by her sister. Miss Sara Olivia Moore, VINO
was becomingly gowned in white French
null heavily trimmed with lace, ana car
ried Bridesmaid roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Wertz left on late train
for an extended wedding tour, which will
include a visit to Niagara Falls and trip
upithe Hudson river, and after visiting the
cities of New York, Albany and Cleveland.
they will be entertained by the parents or
Mr. Wertz at Dalton. Ohio, after which
they will return to Washington, ID. c.,
where they will reside.
The bride was born in Salem, Illinois,
and came to this city with her parents In
her childhood. She is gifted with a charm
ing personality, which has won for her
many warm and sincere friends.
Mr.. Wertz is a native of Ohio, his ances-
tors being among the first settlers of that
state. He came to this city sixteen years
ago and accepted a responsible position in
the United States Treasury Department,
where he is held in high esteem He is
prominent in Masonic circles in this city,
being a Mason of high degree. and is at
present the worthy patron of Esther Chap
ter, No. g. Order of the Eastern Star.
Rev Carlisle Hubbard and Miss Alice
Reeves Riffel were married last night at
McKendree Church. the father of the bride
groom. Rev z. L. Hubbard. officiating, as
sisted by Rev. ]. M Gill. Messrs Clarence
Pitman. Louis B. Grening, Edward Stew
art and Harry Stewart were the ushers.