Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-20
clarke AagruGer and Lieut. Roland Beyer-
y Ellis, C.S.A.. and Mrs. Ellis

Clarke Magruder and Lieut.. Roland Beyer-
Ellis, u.S-A-. and Mrs. Ellis.
The marriage OF Mss Maud May Wat
kins. daughter oil Mr.. and Mrs. William
Watkins OF Cedar street Takoma Park
D. c., and Mr.. William Edgar Dyre win
take place this evening at o'c.ock at the
Takoma Presbyterian Church. There are
cards of admission for the church. I'M
medistely after the ceremony the couple
will leave on an extended northern trip.
The marriage of Miss Ella Macfarian
Browne. daughter of Mrs. NJ A. Browne.
and Mr. John West Blaisdell took p ace at
the home OF the bride Saturday. June 16. at
5 pm. The Rev. George Baily of the
Western Presbyterian Church performed
the ceremony. Owing to recent bsreave-
ments in both families, only the imme iiate
relatives and few personal friends were
present The bride was escorted by her
brother, DIR. Browne. and was preceded by
her cousin. Miss Roberta Woodruff. maid
of honor The groom was accompdn- ed by
the best man. MIR. James Graham. and met
the bride in the drawing room, which was
profuseiy decorated with ferns and dais es.
Miss Denham played the wedding march.
The bride wore very becoming dress or
Paris muslin trimmed with lace and inser-
ton and carried a shower bouquet Of bride
roses and lilies of the valley. The maid OF
honor was gowned In simple white dress
with sash of Dresden ribbon and carried
pink roses. After the wedding a buffet
luncheon was served. Some of The guests
present were Mrs. r.. NJ. Woodruff and Miss
Woodruff OF Ridley Park. Pa; DR. and
Mrs. William II. Browne and son OF Burn
side, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. william c. Brad
ley and daughter of Germantown. Pa;
Mrs. NJ. A. Bradley of Philadelphia, Miss
Ella c. Browne, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Il.
Gilmore and son, Mrs. NJ. A. Browne ana
Miss Elizabeth Gilmore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Blaisde.l left a little later for Old Point.
and will return here for few days stay
before proceeding to their future home In
Franklin, Me-, where they Will be at home
I'd their friends after July 10.
Senator Knox and his family left here
last night for New York whence they sail
tomorrow on the Oceanic for two months
vacation in Europe.
John G. A. Leishman ambassador TO Tur-
key will also return to his post of duty
on the same steamer.
Mrs. r. w Dutton and children left the
city Monday for Spofford, n. H., to spend
the summer there.
Miss Alice NJ Prentiss is now at Devon
Pa. where she will spend the summer.
DR. and Mrs. Henry Pickering Bowditch
announce the marriage of their daughter
Ehza Ingersoll to Mr.. Hendrix Willem van
Loon Monday, June Is. 1906 at Sunnyside,
Jamaica Plain, Mass. Mr. Van Loon Is
member of the Associated Press staff. He
was recently stationed in this city, and is
now under orders to proceed to st. Peters
burg.
Mrs Walter Fairfield has returned from
a house party in Albemarle county, Va.
During Mrs Fairfields absence Lieut.. and
Mrs. Arthur Fairfield. who were married
last Thursday at Annapolis, spent their
honeymoon at lib De Sales street. the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fairfield.
Dr. and Mrs. Williams E Fifield Of Ia
coma, Wash, have issued invitations for
the wedding of their only daughter. Mary
Ella and Harold Reiss Tracy of this city.
The wedding will take place June q at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. Tracys
mother, Mrs. E. d. Tracy and his sister,
Miss Ethel w. Tracy. left Tuesday, June
10, to witness the ceremony and to remain
in the west for the summer.
Miss Myrtle Charles. youngest daughter
of DR.. and Mrs F. M Charles recently re-
turned from Colorado after spending a
year and half in that state. She will leave
next week for Atlantic City in company
with her mother and sister to spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs N.I-.--in Hennessy Smith
will leave this evening for Virginia Beach
to remain about ten days.
Miss Annie E. Barclay gave a small
birthday party yesterday evening at the
residence of her nephew, John Russell
Young, 1713 Q street. The fifth generation
of the Barclay family, born in the District
of Columbia was represented on the occa-
sion in the person OF Mary Barclay Young,
the grandniece of Miss Barclay