Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-22


| tons and potted plants. by Rev. Father
Mackin of st. Paurs Church.
The wedding was to have taken place at
st. Paufs Church, and cards had been is
| sued and elaborate preparati tons made for
| brilian, ceremony, but owing to the sud-
| den death of the mother of Mr.. Bowling.
the invitations were recalled and the cere-
mony performed in the presence of only
the relatives and intimate friends of the
couple.
| The bride received many costly and hand
some presents, and shortly after the serv-
ices the couple left for New York and the
| north. The groom is member of the Bal
timore bar, and partner in a well-known
law firm.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock Miss
Catherine Senkind, daughter of Mrs Alex
Schaper of 916 Maryland avenue northeast
and Mr. William Lowell, son of John w.
Lowell of the United States treasury, were
married. The Rev. T. Chalmers Easton of
the Eastern Presbyterian Church per-
formed the ceremony, the ring service be-
ing used. The bride was beautifully
gowned in a princess dress of white satin
and point lace and carried shower bou-
quet of bride roses. She was attended by
her sister. Miss Schaper and Miss Lowell,
only sister of the groom, both of whom
| wore gowns of pink silk and lace, and
carried white chrysanthemums. The groom
| was attended by Mr.. Leo A. Maschauer OF
the pension office.
The bridal couple occupied position IN
| the spacious bay window, amid bower of
palms and ferns. The parlors were beauti-
fully decorated in choice cut flowers, pink
and white chrysanthemums forming the
color scheme After the ceremony we'd
ding supper was served the decorations of
the dining room being pink and white
roses
At $50 Mr. and Mrs Lowell left for New
York and other cities nor :. They will be
| at home after December q. at 400 9th street
northeast, where the bride, since childhood,
has made her home with her grandfather
Mr. Henry 3ittner.
| The brides travelling suit was a becoming
| blue broadcloth with hat to match. The
| couple received many beautiful presents.
Cards are out today announcing the mar
| rage of Miss Pauline Ludgate and Mr..
John Ellsworth Laskey at the home of the
! brides father, Maj. William Ludgate, at
| high noon Wednesday, the 21st. The we'd
ding was a quiet one because of recent
death in the family. The ceremony was per-
| formed by Rev. William A. Fletcher, ID. D.,
of the Baltimore Cathedral. The bride was
| attended by her sister, Mrs. J. Irwin Muir
ray, jr., as matron of honor. and by six. of
her girl friends, Miss Mamie Moore, Miss
| Elsie Vivian Pratt of New Jersey, Miss
| Kate Moore, Miss Mildred Strothers of Vir-
| ginia, Miss Maybelle Clements and Miss
Geraldine Lamb. Mr.. Richard Thompson
| acted as best man for Mr.. Laskey. Mr. and
Mrs. Laskey will be at home 1882 Bi!tmore
street, after January !.
| Miss Lille NJ Biller of Orkney Springs,
Va. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Raglan
of 18th street northwest.
| An event of interest to their many friends
| was the wedding of Miss Nellie Remsberg
| and Mr.. L. Allyn Shackelford at the par
| sonage of the Calvary Baptist Church,
which occurred Wednesday afternoon in
the presence of few near relatives of the
bride and groom. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev S. H. Greene. The bride
is we'll known in Georgetown, where she
| has resided all her life, and was only re-
| Gently bereft of her mother, in consequence
| of which the marriage was a very quiet
| one The couple left on a trip to Old Point
| Comfort and will be at home to their
| friends after December /, at 469 l street
! northwest.
| Cormick entertained friends at an oyster
| supper given at their home, 913 Sd street
| northwest, on Tuesday evening. Completing
| the evenings program of music, singing
| and dancing, was the game of going to the
| fountain Those present were Misses Genie
! Riggles, Anna Hines, Mr. John Carlin John
| R1ggles, Maurice Carln and Elmer r. Rey-
| nolds, jr.
Mrs. Charles H. Campbell. 21O1 street
has cards out for a tea Friday, November
| 80. to Z.
Mrs. Jewett will give a debutante lunch
con December g.
Mrs. Frederic V. Abbott has invitations
out for. debutantes' dance December IA.
| The Misses Abbott her twin daughters will
make their debut on that occasion.
Miss Cushing will give a small tea Sat
| urday, the oath, in honor of Miss Ear
| tougher, debutante of this season.
Miss Jessie L. Dickinson entertained at a
party in honor of her guest, Miss Margaret
| Shirley Of Waterfall, Va, last Monday
| evening at her home, 1880 Corcoran street.
| Recitations. vocal solos and dancing were
| INDUCED in until late hour, when all went
to the dining room where buffet supper
| was served Toasts were made to the guest
| Of honor, to which she heartily responded.
Among those present were Miss NJ. Shirley,
| Miss NJ. Mitchell, Miss V. Gardener. Miss
| L. Bowen, Miss Nora Glove, Miss NJ.
| Prince, Miss E. Simonds and Miss Dickson
| and Messrs. Wittersely, Tracy, Petty, Goblin
| Shirley, Bowman, Prince, Wesley and Dick
| son.
| A wedding which took place at the home
| of the bride, 1893 18th street northwest,
! Wednesday, the Dist instant, and attended
| by much simplicity, was the marriage of
| Miss Alice K. Wormley, the youngest
daughter of the late G. Smith Wormley to
DR.. John R. Frances, both of this city The
| only persons who witnessed the ceremony
| were the immediate relatives of the bride
| and groom. The matron of honor was Mrs.
Harry Mckee Minton of Philadelphia, sis
ter of the bride. The groom was attended
| by his brother, DR.. Milton A. Frances. Miss
Imogene Wormley. cousin of the bride,
played Menrelssohns wedding march Rev
| officiated, assisted by Rev. F. j. Gri,nke.
| Mrs. Robert Fitch Shepard and Mrs
| Schroeder both entertained at a debutante
! luncheon Tuesday Miss Jennings being
| the honoree at the former gathering and
| the latter being for the debutante friends of
| Miss Joanna Schroeder, herself a debutante
| Of the present season.
| Miss Eleanor Terry gave a luncheon yes
| terday when Miss Juliette Williams was
| the guest of honor and the others present
were Miss Miriam Crosby. Miss Jennings
Miss Isabel Magruder, Miss Frances Colds
| borough, Miss Mary Switzerland and Mss
| Lydia Miller Of Baltimore.
Countess Hoyos, sister of Princess Bis
marck and of Countess Plesser. is the guest
| of Nine. Won Hengelmuller The countess
| arrived Tuesday, and will, after his visit
continue her travels in this country to
| points further west. Countess Hoyos is a
/ cousin of Count Hoyos, who formerly
| attache of the Austrian embassy.
The German ambassador and Baroness
| Sternburg went to New York yesterday.
| Mrs. William Lanier of this city at the
horse show yesterday wore a striking cos
fume NJ maize cOlOred- cloth ami UIed with