Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-18
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MORE EASTER WEDDINGS ARE
CELEBRATED.
General and Personal News of Persons
Prominent in Social
Circles.

That Wednesday in Easter week is the
very hest day OF an is evidenced by the
weddings set for today and evening.
Miss Mamie Graham Hume and Lieut..
Henry c. Jewett. U. S. A, will be mar
ried this afternoon at o'clock at the
Church of the Ascension
An evening wedding also of social in
terest, will be that of Miss Helen Munroe
Elliott and Mr.. Harry F. Whiting the GER
emony to take place at s o'clock at the
of the brides mother, Mrs.
Thomas Munroe Elliott
Another home wedding at the same hour
will be that of Miss Caroline Moss. daugh-,
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph S. Moss. 449 I'd
street northwest, to MIR William l. Hen
derson.
pretty wedding of last night was that
of Miss Frances Pinkney Blackstone.
daughter OF Mrs. N. s. Blackstone, and
Mr.. Henry Robert Rives of New York The
ceremony took place at o'clock at the
Pro-Cathedral Church of the Ascension and
was witnessed by a number of relatives and
friends from this city and Maryland, the
home of the brides family for many gener-
atoms Mr.. Frank Blackstone escorted his
sister and Mrs lie Roy Kenny acted as
matron of honor. The additional attend
anus were MISS FJulla ttlVeS, MISS Margaret
Dent Mr.. Joseph Rives, Mr. George Stone
of New York, Mr. Hugh Barr. Mr.. Demi-
neu Blackstone, Mr.. Frank Jones. Mr..
Raymond X. Tongue and Mr. Wade Gil
bert Dent. The Rev. Clement Brown off,
ctated. The bride. who is tall and grace
full wore a princess gown OF white chiffon
cloth and tulle veil caught with sprays
of orange blossoms. Lilies of the valley
formed her shower bouquet. The matron
OF honor wore ivory lace and carried kali
serine roses. and the maids We're attired
alike in pink silk null and carried bou-
quets of pink sweet peas
At the close of the small reception that
followed the ceremony Mr. and Mrs Rives
left for wedding trip before going to
their home in New York.
Mrs. Allyn X. Capron is at the Raleigh
Hotel for few days and will leave shortly
for an extended visit through the west
Mrs. Capron will BE the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Wheeler, Oklahoma City, l. T.
Gen. and Mrs j. Franklin Bell have
taken apartments at the Connecticut tenn
porarily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Fishman, who
have been spending few days In Wash
ngt0n, have again returned to Rockaway
Beach where Mr.. Fishman expects to
launch his new yacht May +.
Miss Jayne Aikens of Bellefonte. Pa. is
visiting Mrs. Bennett of Takoma Park.
Mrs. Eugene MacComas of Chicago is
here for short visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Brown, at their resi-
derce. 1897 18th street northwest, and has
with her her little daughter, Mary Lee.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. MacComas Will be
glad to their friends on Thursdays.
Miss Mary Madigan entertained her
schoolmates of St. Cecilias at euchre
given at her home, 49, Monroe street, Ana
costa on Easter Monday night. Several
ip sell
those present The prizes were won by
Miss Goree Pellen, first, and MISS Eona
Frank second. Among those present were;
Misses Nellie Maloney, Edna Frank, Nellie
LeCain, Goree Pellen, Carrie Dove, Agnes
Neill Jennie Maloney, Veronica Lynch,
Grace Lynch. also Misses Alma Echter-
mann Mona Sullivan, Mary Soper Marina
Ira Schultz and Lille Schultz
Mrs B. Solomon has discontinued her
Thursdays at home for the season.
Mr.. Frank W Yoder of Pittsburg is
visiting his parents. Major and Mrs:
charles 7. Yoder at their home, 1887 22d
street.
Miss Jennie Waddey of Capitol Hill but
formally of Georgetown, entertained some
College students ana their
friends Monday evening last. The evening
was spent in games, piano and vocal solos
and a duet by Miss Anna Marie Myers and
Mr. Richard Sweetman. At 10 O'Clock re-
freshnents were served IN the handsome
ly decorated dining room. Among those
present were Misses c. McGraw, May Ten
w. Anna M Myers, Elsie McFall, Josie
Myers Miss Sadie B. Pitchard of Baltimore,
Mrs Laura T. Waddey and James E. Wad-
deg; Master Barry Nash of Wisconsin, VIII
liam l. Byrne OF Illinois. Vincent A. Cor
coran of Pittsburg. Edward j. Gately of
Massa chusetts Edward l.. Mccormick Of
New York and Mr.. Richard Sweetman of
this city.
Mrs Edith p Roberts of Lynchburg, Va,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Claeett 33l Maryland avenue northeast,
and will attend the d. A. r. congress.
Mrs. Robert Lee O'Brfen of Girard street
will be at home this afternoon.
Or. and Mrs Charles L West and son
are spending the Easter holidays with DR..
and Mrs. f. B. Terry of Atlantic City.
Mrs. Azby Chouteau of ST. Louis. who
has been stopping with her son at the Far
ra gut during the winter. has purchased the
Hayfield estate near Alexandria. and will
go there to reside the first Of May.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
I'm Baltimore Saturday, April Il. of Mrs.
Virginia Estelle Gossom and Mr.. William
G. Green of this city. Mr.. and Mrs Green
will be al home, 1O0S oath street northwest,
after May /.
Mrs. p. II. ChFlstman will leave for Phil
adelphia next week, and after remaining
these some time will go to Asbury Park,
n. j., for the summer
The marriage of Miss Bella Bateman to
Mr.. Charles d. VoorhiS took place last
evening at St Johns p. E. Church. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Ernest NJ paddock of Allegheny, assisted
by the Rev. Roland Cotton Smith, rector
of the church.
The bride, in white satin embroidered
with silver and Graped with old family
lace, wearing a misty veil crowned with
orange blossoms, was met at the chancel
rail by her mother. who gave her In mar
riage, and by the bridegroom and his best
man, Mr.. Ernest Woodward Miss Eliza
beth Noorhis. wearing pink point desprit
and Louis XIV coat of the same color
wrought with silver and trimmed with lace
was her maid of honor
The eight bridesmaids included Miss
teroline Perkins. Miss Eleanor Hoyt, Miss
Alice Shepard, Miss Margaret Harrison
Miss Nathalie Magruder Miss Lillian Stone,
MISS Salde Overshine and Miss G. Greene,
each of whom wore frocks of white point
d esprit and white brocade satin coats,
after the period of Louis XIV.
The groomsmen were Mr.. Donald Nc
Lean of New York. Mr.. Henry Vessels OF
New York DR.. Van Wrinkle OF New Jersey,
Mr. Schuyler Maurice Legget of New York
Mr.. John Raus and Mr.. Clark Matthai of
baltimore, and Mr.. Valentine Holman and
Mr.. Melville Church of this city.
AT the reception afterward. at Rauseh-