Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-04

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at { o'clock. at the residence of the brides
mother. Mrs A. b. Alexander, S1st street
and Amsterdam avenue. New York city.
Pittsburg, who are expected back from Eu-
rope In q few weeks, viii go to Lenox and
occupy Erskine Park for the season. The
rose garden at Erskine Park. which was es-
splendid maturity and is one OF the fea-
lures Of the fine estate. -
The marriage Saturday In Philadelphia
of Miss Elizabeth McIlvaine to Mr. E.
Crosby kindieberger of New York, a for
mer Washingtonian and son of DR.. and
Mrs. Ktndleberger, was beautiful event.
The church was decorated with white Pc
onies and daisies. The bride wore a prin-
cess robe of white satin draped about the
corsage with deep fall of rose point lace.
Her tulie vel was held in place by a wreath
OF natural orange blossoms. and she car
ried shower bouquet of lilies of the valley
and white sweet peas. The maid of honor
was gowned In white, a lingerie robe of ba-
tiste daintily embroidered and designed
with Valenciennes lace made princess over
foundation of pink taffeta. Her hat was
a big shepherdess ieghorn garlanded with
pink roses and she carried an arnlful of the
same flowers. The six bridesmaids wore
simple frocks of white batiste trimmed with |
insertions of Valenciennes lace and made |
with girdles of baby blue. Their hats were
also OF leghorn trimmed with pink roses
and just touch of blue, and they carried
bouquets of daisies.
Mrs. Stanley Matthews and Miss Mitchell
will summer at Northeast Harbor Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller, jr., enter
tanned small party of friends last evening
at 'hoqsewarming at the Heine home
stead, on Brightwood avenue. The spacious
Old homestead has been completely reno
waited throughout and is now owned by the
grandson, William Miller, jr. The extern
a Kxrr1C hot 20 IA.a, -,
ers and shrubbery and add much to the
attractiveness of the place The interior
or the dining room was artistically decorat-
ed Tor the occasion with flowers and pot
ted plants. Mrs. William Miller jr. was
assisted in the supper room by Mrs VIII
liam Miller, ST., Mrs. Julia Getz, Miss Char
iotte Miller and Miss Mamie Miller. Those
present were Mr. William O'Meara Mr.
Clemens Krogman, Mr. Anton Ostmann.
Mr.. Bernard Ostmann, Mr. John HI Rup-
pert, MT. Fred Dismer, Mr.. Henry Dismer,
Mr.. William Miller. sr., Mr.. Howard Fisk,
MI William Miller jr., and Mr.. Harry
Pearson.
Mrs NJ. V. Turney, Miss Turney and
MISS pennington of Hyattsville, Md have
returned after several days In AnnapoIis
where they attended the presentation of
the silver service to the L. S. s. Maryland
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Dulin will be pleased
10 receive their friends at their home 2o4
street northwest after June / Mrs
Duiin was formerly Miss Edna B. Bond.
among the pleasant incidents of the clos
ing week at Miss Dorsey's school was
the dance given to the Pi Epsilon Phi
sorority, at which the reading of the class
prophecy and the class history proved a
source OF much amusement and some con-
sternatlon. Among the guests were Messrs
irwin and Robert Fleming John Robinson.
Jack Sterrett, Hugh McAulev. lack
Brookes, Bernard FOwle Wilfrid Blunt. Dir
Berry and Mr.. Welsh
Miss Lillian E. INLAY was married to Mr.
Harry NJ. ALDER Saturday at the home of
her parents. 1912 P street, in the presence
OF friends and relatives. The ceremony
TOOK place beneath an arch of palms ar
ranged near the parlor window The bride
wore white organdie trimmed with lace
and wreath of orange blossoms. She
carried bride roses tied with white satin
RIBBON. The bridesmaid, Miss Rosalie Cross,
wore pale pink organdie. Mr. Wilmer
Alder, brother of the groom, was best
man: Mrs. Reuben Bogley. jr.. played the
ceremony a breakfast was served on the
house porch, which was adorned in an APP
propriate manner. The couple left few
hours after for New York where they will
handsome presents.
Mrs William L. Howard, wife de Lieut..
Commander Toward, is visiting Mes Eu-
genia Cuthbert 171s Corcoran street.
Senator Hepburn of Idaho, who has been
seriously Ill for over six weeks, left for
Atlantic City today accompanied by Mrs.
Hepburn and his secretary, Mr.. Addison
T. Smith. The senator hopes to resume
his duties in the Senate before the close of
the present session.
dispatch from San Francisco to the
New York Herald says that a sequel to
a romance begun two years ago on an east
bound limited train comes the announce
ment of the betrothal of Miss Marie lucille |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. But
tiers, to Midshlpman Victor Nicholson Met
calf, United States navy, son of Secretary
and Mrs. Victor H. Metcalf.
Miss Buffers is a graduate of one of the
fashionable New York finishing schools |
and has been much sought after among |
the younger society set of Oakland. No |
date has been announced for the wedding, |
but it will probably not take place until |
next year.