Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-03

home Of the brides mother Mrs. Oscar A.
Childs. an altar was erected and the cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Wilson r.
Steariy. A background OF palms and ferns
lined the circular window and the only light
came from the tall standards Of cathedral
candles, each of which bore huge clusters
chandelier cluster of white wedding bells
was suspended. White chrysanthemums
were also used in the living room and hall.
The bride wore white chiffon cloth over
point. Her tulle veil was caught with a
cluster of orange blossoms, and she carried
shower bouquet of white swansonia and
ferns. Miss Effie Childs attended her sis
ter as maid of honor, wearing a white lace
gown over pink and carrying pink chrys-
anthemums. Mr.. George Cleveland of Gin
cinnati was his brothers best man. A re-
ception for one hundred additional guests
followed. After an eastern tour Mr. and
Mrs Cleveland will come here and make
their home at Indian Head, Nd.
At o'clock Saturday evening Miss Kath-
crime Crebs of Winchester, Va, was married
to Mr. Frank Harrison. jr., of Newark. N.
j.. In the presence of a few Intimate friends
at the rectory of st. Andrews Episcopal
Church, the Rev. DR.. G. Colvert Carter Of
floating. Immediately after the ceremony
the couple entertained the bridal party at
supper. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison will be at
nome at 1915 l. street northwest after jan
uary l, 1907.
the minister of Ecuador and Mrs. Carlo
gave an informal reception in honor of Mr..
Joseph w. Lee. American minister to Quito,
after the address made before the Ma
tional Geographic Society on Beautiful
guests to meet Mr.. Lee. his mother and
family were the assistant secretary Of
state and Mrs. Wilson. the minister from
Colombia and Mrs. Cortes, the minister
from Bolivia. Mrs. and Miss Calderon; the
minister from Peru and Mrs. Pardo. the
minister from Panama and Mrs Obaldia
the minister from Costa Rica and Mrs
Calvo. the minister from Haiti and Mrs.
Leger. the minister from Cuba and Mrs.
Quesada. the minister from Santo Domingo,
Mr.. Emile Joubert; the charge d'affaires of
Mexico and Mrs. Davales, the secretary of
the Mexican embassy and Mrs. Landa Bar
riozabal, the charge d'affaires of Chile, Mr..
Albert Yoacham. the charge d'affaires of
Spain and Mrs. Pastor. the charge d'affaires
OF Uruguay, Mr.. RoQuena Bermudez; the
charge daffaires of Venezuela, Mr.. Barbi-
ras Guzman: the chief clerk of the State
Department and Mrs. DENLY. the secretary
of the Argentine legation. Mr.. Julian Por-
tela; the secretary of the Brazilian embassy,
Mr.. E. L. Chermont; the secretary of the
Colombian legation and Mrs Guzman; the
secretary Of the Panama legation, Mr.. c. c.
Arosemena: the secretary of the Chilean
legation. Mr.. Manuel Salinas: the secretary
of the Venezuelan legation, Mr.. Augusta F.
Pulido: the military attache Of the Brasil
Ian embassy and Mrs. Pederneiras; Mr.. AL
fredo Bonavides. attache of the Peruvian
legation: the director of the American bu-
reau. Mrs. and Miss Fox; the secretary of
the American bureau and Mrs. Yanos: the
military attache OF the Uruguayan legation
and Mrs. Saez. Count Herman Won Hatz-
feldt-Wildenberg, Prof. and Mrs. Willis
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs Grosvenor, Admiral,
Mrs. and Miss Gheen. Mr.. and Mrs F. P. B.
Sands and Miss Sands: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Wells and Miss Wells; Misses Taylor. Miss
Marie Fisher. Miss Olga Converse Miss
Lillian Stone. Miss L. Seymour Miss Ger
aldine Toomey. Miss Crosby. Miss Jenkins,
Miss Mahoney. Miss Johnson Miss Shep-
pard. Mr.. I. Atkins. Mr.. Jose Godoy, Mr..
Obaldia and Mr.. O'Donohue