Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-16
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS sALoME wINaATE MAR
RIED TO ]. q. sANDERs.
Remaining Members Of the japanese
Embassy Join the Ambassador at
Buena Vista, lid.

redu OF entomology IN the ASfiCuituEoi Oe
partment- The ceremony was performed at
| $50 pm. in the home of the brides uncle
| and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Yarnold.
| Rev. Claudus F. Smith, rector Of Epiphany
| Chapel, officiated. The bride was attended
by Miss Katherine Kearney and the bride
| groom by DIR. Fred c. Weber. The music
| was a special feature of the ceremony. Mrs.
Tolley Bays of Baltimore was at the piano,
and Miss Florence Weiser played the vio-
| loncello. They rendered THE Lohengrin
| Wedding March" and the Mendelssohn
! wedding march, and Miss Wetser played
| THE Evening STAR song from Tannhau-
| SER, and Joseph Berceuse and Mrs. Bays
| played LISTS "Liebestraum" during the
| ceremony.
The Yarnold home. on street, was hand
| somely decorated with bride roses. white
| carnations and palms. and in some of the
| rooms pink and red roses were the decora-
| tons The bride wore gown Of pale blue
| silk and carried shower bouquet of bride
| roses and lilies of the valley, and was
| given away by her brother, James B. Win
| gate. The maid of honor wore white chif-
! fon and carried pink roses. The bride fs
| tall, stately brunette, and was extremely
| handsome in her wedding robes. Her 60
| ing-away gown was of pale gray cloth, with
| which she wore black and white hat. The
| couple will be absent about three weeks on
a tour of the great lakes, and will visit
| Pittsburg. Cleveland and Detroit. They will
| be home after October l at the Suffolk.
| 1857 Irving street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry D. Boss have left
the city for Quebec, Canada. On their way
| they will visit some Of the principal cities,
| and upon their return Mrs. Boss will stop
| in Atlantic City for few weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Naison and little
daughter of San Diego, CAL are visiting
| Naj. and Mrs. J. ]. Wingfield. 1919 =
street northwest. Later they will visit
I'D ,In, xNlo xt,y@r To- srfnto
Mason will return to California in a few
| weeks, Mrs. Naison will remain in the east
until October.
the city all summer. with the exception OF
brief visits to friends in Virginia, Will leave
the latter part Of this month with her
father, Mr.. F. B. Farnsworth, for a long
stay at Atlantic City.
Gen. Thomas H. Barry. United States
army has leased the residence 2110 street
for the coming winter. He will be joined IN
the fall by Mrs Barry and Miss Barry ana
Thomas H. Barry, jr, who have been
abroad for the past two years. Miss Barry
has been pursuing her studies In music.
Lady Cooke who before her marriage
was Miss Tennessee Claf1in of New York.
will sail for America before the end Of
out the country a large number OF social
and political clubs for women, and to
press forward vigorous campaign for
woman suffrage.
Miss Olive Hester Jordan and Mr.. Au-
gustus Leonard Creecey were married
yesterday afternoon at st. James Roman
Catholic Church at Falls Church. Va
Rev. Father Lackey, assisted by Father
Tierney, officiating. The church decora-
tions were unusually pretty. being en-
tirely in white and green. Only relatives
and the most intimate friends were pres
ent. dinner at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Edward L. Jordan,
at Ballston, followed the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Creecey Will spend their honey
moon at Saratoga. Mr.. Creecey is. the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Creecsy of
this city.
NJ. Hammond and Mr.. George I. Ander-
son was celebrated yesterday morning at
~ o'clock at st. Vincent de Pauls Roman
Catholic Church by the Rev. Father j. P.
ConnelI The affair was quiet. only the
relatives and the most Intimate friends
being present. Mr.. James Donaldson was
the best man, and the maid of honor was
Miss Rodia Taylor. The bride wore
tailor made suit of pale gray. with hat
of the same color She carried cluster
of lilies of the valley. Miss Taylor's gown
was a pretty creation OF white batiste
She wore a white hat and carried a large
bunch of La France roses. After the cere-
mony there was breakfast at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
hammond, at lUlO lSt street SOulucdSl
Mr.. Anderson Is Washington man, and
after a wedding trip Of several weeks In
the north he will bring his bride back to
this city, where they will reside.
The death at Rochester. Kent, England,
recently of Mrs. Bessie Corwine Wallis,
wife Of Paymaster Walter E. Wallis OF
the royal navy, was a shock to their many
friends in this Mrs. Wallis former home.
She was the daughter of Mrs. Bessie Nor
ris Corwine and the late Thomas Corwine,
a prominent resident Of this city. Their
home was at the southwest corner OF K
and 18th streets for many years, and Is
now used AS a clubhouse. Mrs. COrwlne
and her daughter lived recently in Cleve-
land Park. from which place Mrs. Wallis
was married about two years ago. Mrs.
Corwine is q niece Of former Public Pr!n-
ter John T. DeFrees, and was prominent
in Washington society for many years.
Mrs. Wallis was her only child.
The counselor Of the Japanese embassy
and Nine. Miyaoka closed their apartment
in the Highlands and went to Buena Vista
to join the Japanese ambassador and VS.
countess Aoki, who are summertng there.
DR.. and Mrs. Victor H. Esch. Mrs. F. A.
Blundon and Mrs. Harry ]. senay are at
of August.
Capt. and Mrs. w. J. Epps OF Richmond.
with Maj. and Mrs. ]. ]. Wingfield, 1919
T street northwest, will return to their
home in a few days.
Miss Flora H. Eccard, who recently re-
turned from a trip to Atlantic City, left
this morning for the mountains of Front
Royal, Va, to be gone until the end Of the
summer.
Miss Bessie Crossman and Mrs. R. s:
Mcknight have returned from pleasant
visit at Atlantic City, N. ].
Miss Grace D. Lynch, Misses Mary, Nellie
c. and Genevieve Maloney and Misses Ger
trude and Veronica Lynch Of Capitol Hill
are spending their vacation at White Sui
phur Springs. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter N. Humphrey their
daughter Virginia, two sons. Loris and
Elroy, are enjoying a delightful vacation
at Hotel ST. George, st. George Island.
Mrs John Bray returned to this city this
| morning after a three months visit to her
| daughter, Mrs. L. L. Dye Of San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Wright have re-
| turned from Round Hill, Va, where they
have been chaperoning party of young
| ladies at the "Best House." including the
| Misses Katherine and Helen Bowling Of
| this city and Miss Susan B. Lowry Miss
Mary A. McDermOtt and Miss Bessie /,