Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-01

matrons Of honor. with trained skirts of
lace. wore Louis Quinse coats. embroidered
in lilacs. and white hats trimmed with the
same flowers. The maid Of honor was SIM
white bat, and carried white fliacs re-
ception followed at the home OF Mrs. Shep-
town were Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Mouison of
Rochester, Miss Laura Moulson OF Bar
Harbor. Frank l.. Babbott and the Misses
Babbott of Brooklyn, Mrs. Richard Law.
renee Of New York, Mrs. Mary Bartlett OF
Rochester. Mrs William A. Sherman and
Miss Sherman OF New York. Miss Alexan-
drine Colt Of New York, Mr.. and Mrs:
George Willis of Mobile. Mrs. Bullock OF
Mobile, Miss Isabel Rogers Of Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Shannon OF Phil
adelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson w. Butter
of New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ev-
erett Marshall of Newport, Pa.
The marriage of Miss Elise Marstellar
and Mr.. Harry Sanderson Mulliken. set Tor
high noon Tuesday. May To- will be one OF
ceremony will take place at the residence
OF Maj. and Mrs. James Cresap Ord. In
Chevy Chase. and viii be performed by the
Rev. Father Buell.. president Of Georgetown
College. assisted by the Rev. Father Shan
dele. dean of the faculty.
Miss Marsteiler Is the only daughter OF
the late Capt James Selma Marsteiier ana
Is great fayorite Her ancestry is most
min Harrison. signer OF the Declaration OF
Independence. and on her maternal side q
great-great-granddaugh OF Col. Michael
Cresap, noted for his fearlessness In the
revolutionary war. and whose remains are
buried in the Old Trinity churchyard. New
York city.
After a short visit In Boston the young
couple will go to New York and will sail
for Europe to spend their honeymoon on
the continent.
Cards announcing the approa ching we'd
ding of Mr. Burrows McNer and Miss AL
lene Ely, which will take place a. Briarciifr,
N. Y, May II, have been received by
friends here; The groom Is grandson OF
son of Mr. George McNeir, for many years
resident Of this city and now prominently
identified in financial New York.
A reception to the Rev and Mrs John
Weidley, arranged for Wednesday evening
May 9, by the members of the Church of
the Reformation, I'd and B streets south
east, has been postponed until further no.
tice, owing to the severe Illness OF Mrs.
Weidley,
The Noel House Social Club held Its
eighth regular meeting at 1913 H street
northeast Monday night. April 30. when it's
committee gave the members an unusual
program. After musical numbers and
games were played refreshments were
served. Dancing was enjoyed until late
hour The following were present: Misses
Ida Browning, NJ A. Doyle, Irene Doyle,
Alice Darr, M. Kelly, A Kelly. Miss Ryan,
Mrs. Higgins. DR.. Rosenthal and Messsrs
Daniel Bradley, Harry ]. Watson, l.. M.
sparrough, John Thompson. Fred T Wat
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Gillfllan.
Mrs. Charles Greenieaf Carleton of Law
renee. Mass. is the guest of Miss Char
lotte B. Stewart at 202 East Capitol street.
A quiet marriage ceremony was per-
ga n INT
Church at 11:30 am. Thursday. April &c
when Mr. Charles Rupertus and Miss Edith
V. Smith were married in the presence of
the Immediate relatives. Mr.. and Mrs
Rupertus will be at home to their friends
after May 10 at A Bates street northwest.
place northeast, have as their guests Miss
Katharine NJ. Graham of Cohoes, n. Y,
and Miss julia A. Littlefield of Troy, n. Y,
formerly of this city.
The Misses Droop have returned home
after years stay abroad.
At Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
on April II Miss Cora E. Marshall and
Mr.. w T. Summerson were married by
Rev. Richard p. Williams. The ushers, who
were kept busy seating the large gathering
of relatives and friends, were Mr.. J. H.
Brown. Mr.. John Dement,, Mr.. c. G..
Roberts and Mr.. E. V. Dunstan. The
brides only attendant was little Cora De-
ment, in white muslin, as flower girl, car
rying La. France roses. The bridal cos
tune was of white satin trimmed in Mech
lin lace. Her tulle veil was crowned with
orange blossoms and her bouquet was of
brides roses. After the ceremony the
newly married couple left for a trip to
New York and Niagara Falls. The going
away costume was of gray cloth with hat
to match. Mr.. and Mrs. Summerson Will
be at home to their friends after May /, at
their home, Lib Sth street southeast
Mrs and Miss Luchs will be at home
tomorrow afternoon for the last time this
season.
Mrs. E Berliner, Ass Columbus road,
will not be at home tomorrow.