Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-08


JsMrs Dyas Stsndish. and Miss Louise .Dyas.
Mrs. Camelia- Dyas White, during her con-
| nection with the Cathedral school, was
head Of its musical department.
Mrs. s. C. Wilson. 170s New Hampshire
avenue, has as her guest Mrs. Geo. e.
/ Eckels OF Atlanta. Ga. Mrs. Eckels has re-
Gently returned from the Philippines, where
The Columbian women have cards out
for Friday evening at $50 to meet Miss
Harriet stratton Ellis, adviser Of women
students Of George Washington University,
in the university library.
Gov. and Mrs. warfeld have sent out in
vitations for ball Tuesday. November %.
at o'clock. at the executive mansion, An
napons. In honor OF their debutante daugh-
are limited to- young girls and men and
| young married folks.
Mrs. J. Howell Carroll. with her daughter,
Miss suzanne Carroll and Mrs. Charles
+ Tucker Carroll. have gone abroad to remain
I year. prior to the debut here In 1907 or
| Miss Carroll.
I DR. and Mrs. Frederick NJ. hart of this
city sail today from New York for Havana.
| Cuba. where the former will be employed
| AS topogrs phical craftsman under MAJ. w.
| States army, in constructing new map OF
the Island of Cuba
Col. E. B. Townsend, who has been so
journing at his colonial home In old Vir-
ginia, twenty-five miles south of Richmond,
for the past month. will entertain at dinner
! number of his friends from Washington,
Cincinnati and Richmond on Monday OF
| next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry w. Fitch and family
have returned to town and have moved
their residence from Connecticut avenue to
1874 * street.
Miss Mayme V. Cole and Mr.. Edmund s.
| Vawter We're quietly married in Phila del
phia, Pa, by the Rev DR.. Credit Wednes-
day, November Z. The ceremony was VIII
| messed by the brides sister and cousin, Mrs.
E. C. Smith, and few friends.
Miss Mary E. McCeney is visiting friends
| in Philadelphia and will return to the
Grafton Hotel. November u for the winter.
Mrs. BENZ. W. Reiss and daughter Eliza
beth left Monday evening for Ell Paso, Tex,
| where they will spend the winter.
MISS Eva Gladmon and Mr. Charles E.
Sebastian two well-known young residents
of the West End, We're married iast nlsnt
at the groom's new home. 1915 54tn stree.
| northwest The ceremony was performed
by the Rev Thomas o. Grouse, pastor OF
the Congress Street NJ. P. Church. Inc
| brides attendants were Miss Fannie Fax
| ton and Miss Lucille Champerlaih: Luz
groom Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charies
| Sebastian of 1906 SD street northwest.
| Another largely attended church wedding
last night was that of Miss Emily lowering
| Eckfeldt Of this city and Mr.. Edgar Adams
| Nicely of Atlanta, Ca, at the Luther NE
mortal Church, on Thomas circle the pas
tor officiating. The ushers were Messrs.
Lowry Dale of Atlanta and Henry weaver
Arthur Pierce and Thomas Burnett Gard
ner of this city. Only relatives ana close
friends were present. The brade entete1
the church with her mother Mrs FREDERICK
Eckfeldt who gave her-hand in marriage.
Mr.. Frank H. Nicely of Pittsburg, Pa was
best man fot his brother. The couple ie1t
Immediately after the ceremony 1or
southern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. James C. Courts have is
sued invitations for the wedding reception
| of their daughter Lenora, and Mr. Alfred
Robinson Clancy, "Wednesday evening, NO
vember IA, at their residence on kaiorama
| avenue.
The announcement is made Of the mar
rage at Somerset, Pa, recently, or MISS
Mary NJ. Mclean, daughter of Mrs. Jane
Mclean of AZ Monroe street, AnacoStla,
| and Dr. John l.. Martin of Marketon, Pa
| The ceremony was quiet one ana was
| performed by Rev. Hiram King, DID,. the
| pastor at St. Pauls Reformed Church, IN
Somerset Their engagement was made
| known to their relatives and frlends some
time ago, although the ceremony occurred
| somewhat earlier than was at frst 1nteno-
| ed DIR. and Mrs. Martin. Immediately ioi-
/ lowing their marriage, visited the brides
| relatives in Anacostia, and have now re-
! turned to Markleton, where they will make
| their home.
Miss Bertha E. Mcintyre and Mr.. Law
| renee Brewer Bailey were married yester-
day at st. Stephens Church by the .t Rev.
| Caughy and Mackin. The sanctuary was
beautifully adorned with plants. The ushers
We're Messrs r. E. Mcintyre. G. W. Cald-
! well, William. NJ Byar'y and Mr.. Arthur
| Damrell who was also best man. The bride
| came in church with her father, Mr. T. j.
Mcintyre and was attended by her sister,
dressed in pale blue silk with picture hat
| trimmed with plumes. She carried pink
| roses The bride was beautifully dressed in,
white lace robe and wore a diamond
/ brooch the. gift of the bridegroom. A
| wreath of orange blossoms crowned her veil
| and She carried bride roses. A reception,
| from 4 to followed at the home of Mr..
| and Mrs. Mcintyre before the departure OF
the couple for trip north. After November
| Is they will reside at 1923 T street
| Yesterday afternoon in the New York
| Avenue Presbyterian Church Miss Lila
| E. Wells daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ A.. w. Wells. was married to Mr. Swift
| Galloway Boykn, son of the late Judge
Edwin r. Boykin of North Carolina. DR..
| Wallace Radcliffe. pastor of the church
officiating Messrs. Frank r. McFadden,
H. j. Doyle and e. F. Hattley were ushers
| The bride wore a navy blue wolfe gown and
| a dark blue teque, trimmed in velvet and
| white feathers. Mr.. and Mrs. .Boykin left
Immediately for a wedding trip of ten days
aboard the. yacht Eleanora. and will be
at home at 1923 10th street northwest upon
! their return. s;
| DIR. B. F. lyle and his daughter, Miss
| Genevieve. who have been travelling In the
| west, have returned to their home on K
street
| The Hon. Lionel Guest and Mrs. Guest
| who, it will be remembered, before their
i own marriage, were here for the wedding
| of the Earl and Countess of Suffolk, are
| coming from their Canadian home to New
| York to meet that couple, Lord Curzon and
| Mrs. Levi z. Letter on their arrival from
| Europe next week. The Guests wial stay
with Mrs. Guests father, John Bigeiow, at
| his Gramercy Park home.
| Count and Countess SeckendorT have sent
! out cards for the marriage of their daugh-
| tel Ethel to Mr. Fleming Newbold We'd