Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-22

wood, Nd.
Miss Olivia Kramer and Mr.. Herbert T.
Lipp were married at noon on Saturday,
October 20, in Baltimore. by the Rev. Page
E. Church Mr.. and Mrs. Lpp left i'm
mediately for visit in New York city,
They will be at home after November 10 at
1924 14th street northwest.
Our Flag Chapter, D. A. R., met at the
home Of the regent Friday afternoon.
Among those who responded to the roll
call were Mrs. T. A. Broadus, Mrs. Harry
Semmes, Mrs John Richie, Mrs William
V. Cox, Mrs. George Drewry, the Misses
Polkinhorn, Misses Emery, Duncanson and
Ramsey. Responses were made by giving
a patriotic incident or sentiment, generally
with reference to the flag.
Mrs. s. B. Craig has leased her street
residence and has taken an apartment in
THE Mississippi, 1895 w street
N. c., of Miss Helen Doyle and Mr. Joseph
B. A. Bennett was one of the prettiest of
| the season in that locality. 1t took place
at the residence of the brides mother Mrs.
A. B. Doyle, formerly of this city. DR.. R.
R. swope of All Souls Church, Baltimore,
officiated
The ceremony was witnessed by only
few friends and relatives, though fifty or
more guests enjoyed Mrs. Doyle's hospi-
tally at breakfast which followed The
reception rooms were decorated in palms
and ferns, with a profusion of cut chrys-
anthemums.
The bride wore a handsome gown of
white lace over chiffon, and carried white
chrysanthemums, as did the matron Of
honor and bridesmaids. Mrs. Beekman
Lorilard was matron of honor to her sister,
and wore exquisite gown of crepe
de Chine, hand painted in wild roses. Miss
Ellen Barry, cousin OF the bride, and
Miss Rachel Rowland were bridesmaids.
| Miss Barry's gown was a white net, Miss
Howlands Of lavender satin. Mrs. Doyle
wore rich costume of black spangled net.
Out of town guests were Mr.. Edward At
kinson of Philadelphia, best man; Mr..
Norman Bestor of Washington. and uncle
of Miss Doyle, who gave her away; Miss
Barry, who is the daughter of General
at Washington; Mr.. Charles Harris bills.
| boro, Miss Alice Harris and Mr.. Barnes
Compton of Virginia: Mrs. Gibbs Of Sa-
vannah and Mr.. David Harris. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennett will make their home at
| Hazelwood, near Waynesville, where Mr..
Bennett has a country place.
Wednesday, October II. at $50 o'clock at
the residence Of Mrs. Clara 1. Hughes, s04
II street northeast. her daughter, Lillian
Maud, married to Mr.. Charles Elmer
Talbert Of this city Rey George Bacon
| Church off1ciated. Only the brides moth
err and sister. Miss Emma Hughes, and
the groom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Talbert. witnessed the ceremony. The
| bride was beautifully gowned in white
net taffeta. She a corsage
bouquet of lilies of the valley. The brides
mother and the groom's mother wore black
| lace, and the brides sister wore white.
| About o'clock the relatives Of both bride
and groom and few of their most intimate
| friends came in to offer congratulations.
| After November l the couple will be at
home to their friends at S04 H street north
east.
Mrs. Thomas w. symons will Introduce
har dor nht Af;co Mo- rnftp C1-,.a of
a tea on Monday, the 10th of December.
| The Austrian ambassador and Baroness
| Hengemuller left Lenox Saturday on their
| way to this city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew B. Graham have
closed their country home. Fort Richard
| son." Va. and with their family are oc-
| cupying their residence in 18th street.
| A quiet but pretty wedding took place
yesterday at Alexandria, Va, when Miss
Hulda Freitag. the only daughter of Mr..
| L. Freitag, became the wife of Mr.. Bruno
Saffran, both of this city. The marriage
| took place in the German Lutheran Church,
| and was witnessed by the family of the
bride only, the Rev. John T. May OBLIGATED.
| The young bride entered the church with
| her father and was followed by her brides
! maid, Miss Fannie Eckert. The best man
! was Mr.. Henry Freitag, brother of the
| BRIDE The bride wore white embroidered
chiffon trimmed with valencennes lace.
|
| and bride roses, tied with long streamers
| of white satin ribbon. Lilies Of the valley
were fastened in her hair. The bridesmaid
| wore a white lace over silk, and carried
| bouquet of red roses. Later the couple
| went for a six weeks trip to New York.
| The brides going-away gown was of blue
| cloth with hat and gloves to match. After
December 1 the young couple will be glad
| to see their friends at their new home.
Mrs William F. Draper was the hostess
| at the Magomiscock Golf Club, at Milford,
| Mass, last Saturday, the closing day of the
| club. Mrs. Draper offered prizes for the
| best score at bridge and in a gentlemen's
| handicap golf tournamet and the president
| of the club gave a cup for tennis match.
| Afterward there was tea. The Diapers
| are to spend the winter abroad and will
| sail next month.
On October 81 at noon. Miss Agnes Car
| lyle Bryant, daughter of Capt. Herbert
| Bryant of Alexandria, and Lieut. John
| Downs Of the United States navy. will be
married. Miss Ruth Bryant will be maid
| OF honor.
Mrs. Matthew Stanley Quay and her
daughters, Miss Quay and Mrs. M. Q. Dav-
| idson, and the latter's daughter, Miss Agnes
Davidson, are here to spend.t the winter at
| the Quay home on K street.
| Miss Elsie Donelson of Memphis, Tenn,
and Mrs. Morgan Brown Of Nashville,
Tenn, are the guests Of Miss Mary r.
Miss Donelson is going home this week,
but Mrs Brown will remain throughout
the winter and spring with Miss Wilcox.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Walter L. Price of Mount Airy. N. c., and
JuHa B. Martin of Richmond, Va.
Bernard R. Tolson and Kathryn L. Guest.
Joseph Williams and Eliza A. Allen.
Albert Harper and Alena. Johnson.
G. Leonard Williams and Grace M. Evans.
Fritz Lis and Catrine Sellner.
George w. Haaer and Bessie ]. Williams.