Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-02
wife is daughter Of Mrs. d. p. Morgan
formerly of this city

An engagement of great interest, espe-
cially here, where the bridegroom's family
is SO well known, was announced yester-
day in New York. 1t was that of Miss
Eunice Terry. daughter of the Rev. DR.. and
Mrs. Roderick Terry of New York. to Mr..
Eugene Hale, jr., son of Senator Hale. No
date has been mentioned for the wedding.
Miss Terry, who is granddaughter of the
late Henry G. Marquand. is very popular
young woman. not only in society but in
the general walks of life. She has inter-
ested herself in various charities and has
also figured in field sports, being expert
golf player. Her father was for years pas
tor of the South Church. that city. He re-
Gently sold his estate in Newport, where
the family We're wont to spend their sum-
mcrs.
Mr.. Hale has made his home in New
York city for several years. He is grad
uate Of Yale, class OF '9S. and of Harvard.
class 80, and is member of several of
the fashionable clubs.
Mrs. George HUFF and Miss Carolyn HUH.
who have been at LenoX, have returned to
Greensburg, Pa, on their way here. While
in Lenox city they were entertained at
dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. George Westing-
house.
Earl Smith, L. s. N, were married last
night at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Howard. The cere-
mony, at which Rev. Richard Pardee Will
lldlnS OIlcldteQ, was TO nave Deen d C.luT Gil
event at a later date, but was fastened on
account Of the orders received by the BRIDE
groom to go to Cuba. The bride wore white
lace made over chiffon and silk, tulle
veil. and carried lilies of the valley. Miss
Belle Howard was dressed in yellow chiffon
and carried yellow chrysanthemums. Mr.
Hugh Howard was best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams Mattern Bobb
have issued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter Jennie Elizabeth, to Mr..
William Leonard Thurber Of the patent Of
fee. The ceremony will take place at their
residence. 924 Pennsylvania avenue south
east Tuesday evening, October 16, at 3
o'clock. Only the intimate friend5 and rel
atives have been invited. After November
1 the young couple will be at home at their
own residence, Isl Adams street northwest
DR.. Albert Evans. pastor Of the --etro-
poltan Presbyterian Church, and Mrs.
Evans celebrated the fifteenth anniversary
of their wedding by a reception last even
ing, when the children of the Sunday school
and the members Of the congregation were
the invited guets. The manse. II 9th
street northeast was the scene of the hos
pitality. the young guests coming between
and and the elders later in the evening.
The house was prettily decorated and the
attractive hostess was dressed in pompa-
dour crepe, trimmed with lace and pink
silk. An orchestra played and refreshments
were served. Assisting in the entertain
ment were Mrs. G. W. N. Gusts, Mrs. I.
G. Jones. the Misses Bohrer. Mrs. s. T.
Luckett, Miss Eakle, Miss Moore, Miss
Paisley, Mrs George Fleming, Mrs. John
McGregor Mrs. Benjamin Guy, the Misses
Church. Mrs. David MCGOWAN, Mrs. A. +.
Clark, jr Mrs. Spillman, Mrs. w. w.
Mrs. Fisher Mrs John shiery, Mrs. Will
son. Miss Yoekel. Mrs. Mclaughlin. Mrs.
Conway, Mrs Bethune, Miss Fernald, Mrs.
Brock and Mrs. J. A. Arnolo.