Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-20

At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs J. H.
Perry, at noon yesterday, their daughter
Miss Fannie Perry, was married to Mr.
Charles Alfred DUerr of New York. The
parlors were prettily decorated in palms
and cut flowers. The ceremony which was
witnessed only by relatives and few init
mate friends, was performed by the Rev.
Henry NJ. Mott. The bridal gown of white
chiffon was becomingly made and embroid-
cred in white roses. The bride wore a
tulle veil fastened with orange blossoms,
and carried a shower bouquet of bride
roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Made
line Perry. who was her sisters only at
tendant, wore becoming pale pink chiffon
gown with gloves and shoes to match, and
carried pink roses and wreath Of ivy.
Mr.. S. Englander of New York was Mr..
Duerr'S best man.
Later in the afternoon Mr. and Mrs
Duerr left for wedding journey to Palm
Beach and Santiago de Cuba. Upon their
return, which will be late in January. they
will be al home al Riverside drive and 93d
street, New York city.
Mrs. Perry, mother of tie bride, wore a
pearl gray princess gown OF crepe de chine
trimmed with duchess lace. Mrs. Z. Duerr
mother of the groom a beautiful gown of
black silk.
Among the guests were NJ. ana Mrs J.
Appleton of Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs j.
W. Myers, brother-in-aws and sisters of
the bride: Mr. and Mrs II. O. Dueir Miss
Emily Duerr of Wilmington. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Levi AR. and Mrs. A. Lewis, Mr.
and Mrs. A. =. Miller of New York, Mr. A.
McLaudin of Cleveland, Mrs. VIM. Arm
strong OF Philadelphia, Miss Irene Perry
DR.. Bacon OF Baltimore, Miss Flint of New
York, Miss Page of New York, Mr.. W.
Phinney Of New York and Mr.. II. Myers
Mrs. George w Miller has returned to
the Portner for the winter, after being
abroad ali summer where she will be
pleased to see her friends the first Friday
of each month.
Miss Leslie Winona Weaver of 1910 YER
mont avenue was rendered a birthday sur
prise party Saturday evening by her friend,
Mrs. Dodson. Music and games made the
time pass happily. The dining room was
attractive with birthday candles ana Christ
mas tinsel. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs Dodson, Misses Helen Demane. Carrie
Rush, Dorothy Dodson, Leslie Weaver,
Florence and Ethel Noack, Messrs. Hard
away, Richards, Mcmillan, Robinson, Fred
Dodson and DR.. Howard Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Francis Egan en-
tertained at dinner last night in honor
of the Right Hon. Sir Horace Plunkett
Among the guests We're Senator and Miss
and Mrs Charles p. Neill, DR.. and Miss
Lee, Dr. Brown, commissioner of educa-
ton. and Miss Carmel Egan.
Amidst wealth of green and college COL
ors of buff and blue the JuniorProm of the
men of George Washington University took
place. ldSl evening at CdrrOll institute Hall.
Over one hundred dancers We're in attend
ance, and during the evening, which passed
merrily, the lovers of the light fantastic
danced to tuneful measure to their hearts
content. Later a buffet luncheon was
served. The list of dancers included Miss
Georgia Knox and Mr.. Robert Parsons
Boggis, Miss Katherine Alvord and Mr.
David A. Barr Miss Edith Conrad and Mr.
]. Lewis Moneyway, Miss Lottie Lewis
Smith and Mr.. Arthur Ames Fisher, Miss
Marjorie r. Mertz and Mr.. Harry Wilson
Houghton. Miss Ina Singleton and Mr.
Ogle r. Singleton. Miss Edith SWEET and
Mr.. Charles Stevenson. Miss Helen Mar
Macleod and Mr.. Harold English Stone
braker. Miss Marion Ireland and Mr. Will
liam r; Wood, Miss Lillian Menaugh and
Mr.; -, Al ae1 j, y Hendley 4iss Daphne Ed
rington and Mr.. G. G. Webster, Miss Clara
Velma Barber and Mr.. Albert R. Schultz.
Miss Helen Evans and Mr. ]. Frank Seller.
Miss Weir and Mr.. James Drysdale Miss
Miriam Summer and Mr.. Frank Smith.
Miss Fannie Work and Mr.. c. c. Hutchin-
son. Miss Elizabeth Davis and Mr. Hayner
Haskell Gordon. Miss Ella NJ Austin and
Mr. Dwight Wilton Fisher, Miss Sault and
Mr. Donald G. Wilhelm. Miss Hattie Thorn
son and Mr.. Harold Wilson, Miss Hantz-
man and Mr.. Gillespie, Miss Katherine
Harrington and Mr.. H. c. ellison. Miss
Williams and Mr.. Walter L. Pipes, Miss
Irma Brashears and Mr.. George Poole, Miss
Ruth Wilson and Mr.. Ray Thomson, Miss
O'Toole and Mr.. Richard D. Daniels Miss
Elsa SWEET ana Mr.. ROBERT +. Fleming
Miss May Wells and Mr.. H d. Rouzer
Miss Meyer and Mr.. William C. Van Week
Miss Bertha Wetzel and Mr.. Joseph r.
Curl, Miss Griffiths and Mr.. J. H. Waters,
Miss Blanche Lauck and Mr.. Frank j.
Veihmeyer. Miss Mahan and Mr.. E. p
Gates. Miss Mayo and Mr.. Clarence Paret |
Wilson, and Miss Sidney Duff1e and Mr.. |
Horance M. Fulton. Mr.. and Mrs. F. c.
Alis chaperoned.
Miss Eleanor Slater the debutante daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Slater was