Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-01

Thomas apartment upon their return. The
bride has been showered with beautiful
gifts for the past few days. although moth
ing but brief newspaper mention early in
the week was made of the wedding.
The bride is the eldest daughter Of the
late David Graham Adee and niece of As
sistant Secretary Adee. The bridegroom,
who is a graduate of Georgetown College,
Is a son of the late Dr. Walter Bowie Tyler
and grandson Of DR.. Grafton Tyler of
Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman and
family have moved from their country
home, on the Military road, to their 10th
street residence. This will be Miss kauff-
mann's first winter in Washington for sew
eral years, as she was graduated from col
lege in June last.
Last night at 1880 o'clock at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Francs Need Tomp
kins 1881 Sd street northwest, their daugh-
ter, Miss Ida Roberta Tompkns and Mr..
Charles H. Tompkins were married by
Rev. James w. Weightman.
The ceremony was performed in the large
parlor, which was beautifully decorated
with flowers and autumn leaves. The bride,
who was given away by her father, wore
a dress of baby Irish lace over mousseine
and taffeta, and carried shower bouquet Of
chrysanthemums. Miss Elizabeth Tomp-
kins her sister. was maid of honor, and
she wore dress of white Powered crepe,
and carried bouquet of white chrysan-
tuoInuulS., MI JdHcs SHcfleI was DcSl
man. The following young girls held white
ribbons to form the aisle for the bridal
party: Misses Marion Larner, Merriam
Hammer, Hazel Hanks ma, Maybe1le Glenn
The ushers were Messrs. Walter M. Gill
bert. Marshall Magruder. James E. Bacon
Charles McGregor, George Eagan, Fred
Blackboard and Newton Hammer.
The groom. best man, the first four
named ushers and the minister, are all
members Of the Thea Delta Chi fraternity.
ception. which was followed by refresh
ments. Mr.. and Mrs. Tompkins left last
night for q trip north.
Miss Catherine T. O'Neil and Mr.. John F.
Plunkert were married by Rev. Father l..
F. Kelly, at st. Mary's Catholic Church.
Alexandria on September IL The couple is
now residing at 21S street northwest.
A notable social event occurred at st.
PauPs Catholic Church in this city at IL
o'clock noon today, when Miss Helen
cassin. daughter of Mr.. Joseph R. Cassin.
was married to Maj. John Augustus Da-
pray, U. s. A, with the Rev. Father James
F.. Mackin as officiating clergyman. Only
the immediate relatives of the couple were
present. The bride. attended by her sister,
Miss Clara Beall Cassin, was most becom-
ingly attired in a travelling costume of
rich mahogany CLOTH and carried huge
bunch of beautifully arranged vfole;s and
orchids. Immediately after the wedding
Inc DTlUdl party TepdlTcu u tue TeSluSuCe
of Mrs. Cassin, 2006 18th street northwest,
where an informal breakfast was served,
and upon it's conclusion the bridal couple
started on the afternoon train for Rich
mond, Va, en- route to Tallahassee. Fla,
where the groom 10 stationed on duty as
military adviser to the governor of the
state.
Both the bride and groom have a host OF
friends In Washington whose good wishes
will follow them wherever they may go.
The bride, regarded as one of the beauties
Of the capital. is the daughter Of the late
DIR. Joseph r. Cassin of this city, whose
father and grandfather were famed as
fighters in the American navy back in the
days Of Tripoli service and Lake Erie under
Perry. Commodore Stephen Cassin had the
distinction of receiving the thanks of Con-
gress at the time he was awarded gold
medal for heroic gallantry in the decisive
and splendid victory gained by the United
States squadron in the memorable naval
conflict on Lake Champlain in 1914
Thus would seem to be united the in
terest of the two services in this pleasing
marriage. Major Dapray has for some time
been conspicuous in military circles, having
served as aid-de-camp to Generals Han
cock. Miles. Schofield and Grant and in
1892. while acting as aid to the Secretary
of War. did special duty at the White
House in the last year of President Har-
rison's administration. In 1899 he was
adjutant general of the District of Co
lumbia militia. which position he resigned