Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-06
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
REAR ADMIRAL BRoWNSoN EN-
TERTAINED AT NEWPORT.
Dinners Given In His Honor by sena-
tor Wetmore, Col. Kane and
Admiral Thomas.

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Admiral Thomas
Newport society Is now entertaining
Rear Admiral Brownson, in command Of
! the armored cruiser squadron which ar
rived at Newport Tuesday. The admiral
| was the guest at a dinner given by Senator
Wetmore the evening of the arrival Last
evening Col. Delaney Kane gave a dinner
In his honor. and this evening a dinner
will be given by Rear Admiral and Mrs
| Thomas. A reception will be held in the
afternoon at the training station for him
and the officers or his fleet.
/ Sailing today on board La Provence, with
! Capt. Alix of the French navy, who Is the
| ranking officer Of the French line, are the
| American ambassador at Paris and Mrs.
| Mccormick. Count Aldrovandi Of the 1tal-
ian diplomatic service. who has been acting
as consul general in Chicago, was also de-
parting.
| One Of the largest weddings Of the season
| was that yesterday morning of Miss Han
nah H. Wilkinson of Baltimore and Mr..
Anton A. Auth, youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Auth of this city. The ceremony
| took place in ST. Mary's Catholic Church at
$50 the Rev. Father Nuremberg officiating.
| and was followed by an all-day bridal fes-
| tivity, concluding with very large recep-
| ton in the evening at the home OF the
bridegroom's parents on the Bladensourg
| road. The church was handsomely decorat-
ed with white hydrangeas and white dahl
las, mingled with palms, ferns and aspara-
! gus vines. The bride was attended by Miss
Regina Auth. cousin of the bridegroom. and
| the bridegroom had for his best man Mr..
| Gus Brahler. The ushers were Mr.. Martin
Weber, Mr. julius Welig, Mr.. Charles
| Schenck and Mr.. John Gieble. The brides
gown was exquisite lace robe made
| over heavy white silk.
She wore a veil of tulle, held with a spray
| OF orange blossoms, and her only ornament
i was diamond brooch. the gift of the BRIDE
| groom. She carried a shower bouquet Of
| bride roses and lilies of the valley. The
| maid of honor wore white chiffon, with
| spray of orange blossoms in her hair and
carried a shower bouquet of pink roses.
The guests for the reception were asked for
| Z: o'clock The grounds were handsomely
| Illuminated with japanese lanterns and
| electric lights, and the decorations of the
| rooms within were all of bride roses, appro-
| pirate greens and hydrangeas. Between
three and four hundred guests congrat-
| ulated the newly welded pair before they
departed on their bridal trip. They left for
| Boston last night. the bride wearing
| handsome green eolienne cloth coat suit.
| trimmed with Persian braid and a large
black hat. They will be absent several
weeks. visiting New York and Atlantic
City on their way back. They will make
! tIelr nome Tor the present with the BRIDE
groom's parents In their suburban home
Among those who came over from Balti-
more for the ceremony and the festivities
| attending 1t were Mrs Wuchnach, with
whom the bride made her home; Mr.. and
| Mrs. John Wuchnach, Mr.. Aleck Wuchnach
and Mr.. Joseph Wuchnach, all cousins; Mrs
Zimmerman, Mrs. Moritz. Mr.. George Clark
| and Mr.. George Clark, I'd.
| Miss Grace ]. Miller and Mr. Thomas L.
Anderson both of this city. were married
In st. Dominic IS. Church yesterday morning
| at O'clock the nuptiaI mass being cele-
brated by Rev. Fathey Hinch. The cere-
mony was witnessed by a number of the
friends of the young couple. The bride
was attended by Miss Dora Hoffman and
Mr.. William Mockabee was best man. Mr.
and Mrs Anderson will make their home
| in this city.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles w. Richardson and
daughter returned home today from sum-
mer trip to Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs Franklin T. Sanner of this
city announce the marriage of their daugh.
ter, Laura Josephine, to Dr. Woodruff Law
Post Of New York city The ceremony took
place September 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jay Gould and
their daughters, who have been spending
the summer abroad, sailed yesterday for
New York. Miss Helen Gould and her party.
after prolonged motor tour on the CONT
nent have gone to England, where they
are engaged in visiting the cathedral towns.
Mrs. Clarence r. Edwards of Washington
entertained at the Hotel Aspinwan, Lenox.
this afternoon for her daughter, Miss Bes.
sic Edwards, who celebrated her ninth
birthday.
The marriage Of Miss Minnie NJ. Jarboe
and Mr.. James F. Garner took pace last
evening at the home Of the bride, 1912 9th
street northwest. the Rev. Carl J. Doney
officiating. The BRIDE girl of exceptional
beauty, wore gown of pearl gray messa-
line satin. She was attended by a sister of
the bridegroom, Miss Mamie Garner. Mr.
Frederick Wilson was best man. Miss Gar
ner wore a very pretty white batiste frock,
trimmed with lace. Mr.. and Mrs.. Garner
will reside in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Lard of Washington
are at the Hotter Aspinwall. Lenox.
The marriage of Miss Irene M Timmons
and Jesse M Grove was very quietly SOL
emnized yesterday at the home of the
bride. 439 Rhode Island avenue by the Rev.
c. F. Winbgler. pastor Of the First Baptist
Church. Only members Of the immediate
| family were present. The bride wore her
| travelling gown Of dark blue broadcloth,
with a hat of the same shade. Mr. Grove
will take his bride to Boston. and will then
go to New York by way of Newport Their
future home will be in New York city.
Mrs. Harry 8. Lehr gave a large dinner
party last evening in honor Of Mrs. William
Aston. who has just returned from Europe.
This is the first affair Mrs. Aston has at
tended since her arrival at Newport.
Acting Secretary Of War Oliver will leave
Washington today for Mount Gretna, Pa,
where he will be the guest of Gen. Grant
at the camps until Saturday morning Capt.
Grote Hutchinson Of the general staff &C
companied Gen. Oliver.
Miss Ruth Alice Barnard, daughter of
Mrs. Ruth A. Barnard and the late Judge
Milton c. Barnard of this city, and Mr. Ed
win Pendleton Parker, also of this city,
were quietly married yesterday afternoon
! in the east parlor Of the First Congrega-
tional Church by the Rev. DR.. s. NJ New
| man. The bride was attended by Miss
Ruth Marion Doing, a cousin of the BRIDE
groom. Mr.. Risley G. Hunt was best man.
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Parker after their bridal tour will reside in
Washington.
General interest seenters in the marriage