The Washington herald., 1906-11-22

company Of more than hundred
guests at the home Of the brides mother,
Mrs. J. T. Bassford. Rev. DR.. zigier, of
the II Street Christian Church, Ofiiciated. !
The bride was escorted by her STEP
father Mr. Bassford. and preceded by
three bridesmaids. The latter were Miss
Dora Bassford as maid of honor, IN
white Swiss dress with a white rosebuds
in her hair, and Miss Carrie Edna Ne
Kenney and Miss Beulah Avery, sisters
Of the bride and bridegroom, respectively
The latter We're dressed alike in pink
silk mousseline, and carried white chrys-
anthemums. as did the youthful maid OF
honor
The wedding gown was Of organdie and
lace. with which the bride wore wreath
of white roses and carried a shower
bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley.
Mr.. Noble Avery. the bridegroom's BROTH
er, was best man. Mr John HumphTies
furnished the nuptial music.
After December I Mt and Mrs. Avery
viii be at home at 1001 + street south
west.
Mr. and Mrs James PinchOt entertained
at a small dinner company last evening
complimentary to their daughter. Lady
Alan Johnstone. wife Of the British Min
lister TO Denmark. Mr. and Mrs. Pinchot
viii entertain another company on Sat
urday evening. Lady JOhnstone will con-
clude her Washington visit Wednesday.
when she goes TO New York, 10 sail De
ceIubeT l. for England, where she will be
Joined by her eleven-year-old son. who
viii accompany her tc Denmark for the
Christmas holidays.
Miss Eleanor Terry entertained at lun-
cheon yesterday, complimentary to Miss
Juliette Williams. the debutante daughter
Of Col. and Mrs. John r. Williams. To
meet the guest OF honor, were Miss Lydia
/ Miller, Of Baltimore; Miss Frances Colds
borough, Miss Isabel Magruder, Miss Jer-
niags, Miss Miriam Crosby. and Miss
/ Mary Switzerland.
Miss Ellen Day Hale, daughter Of the
Chaplain OF the Senate, has opened their
new home. 174S y street, where she will
be joined by her parents, Rev. Or. and
I Mrs. Edward Everett Hale, the last of the
month
Mrs. Lodge. VINO recently arrived with
/ Senator Lodge at their Massachusetts, ave
nue. home. has returned 10 Boston. where
( she was called by the serious illness OF
T her sister
( Mrs. Laurence Bennett concluded her
/ Washington visit yesterday. and joined
Mr. Bennett in New York. from which
port they will sail for their home in
Paris on Saturday.
Representative and Mrs. Van Vetchen
/ Olcott. OF New York. have leased for
I three months, the new residence Of Miss
Isabel Wells, on Connecticut avenue.
/ Miss Wells having decided 10 make a
short tour of Southern Europe
Mrs. Gilbert Fahnestocs, Of New York,
who passed the greater part Of last season
az the New Willard, has leased for the
coming winter the home of Mrs. Thomas
/ F. Richardson. 1872 I street.
Mrs. Swanson. wife Of the governor Of
Virginia, is the guest Of Mrs. Howry. at
172S I street.
Miss Switzerland has left town for a
visit Of two weeks at Bedford. Pa. where
she will attend the wedding Of Miss Rey-
nOlCs. who has many friends here.
Miss Ethel Yates Farmer. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Farmer. of Oil
/ CITY, Pa and Mr.. Charles F. Fuller were
married Wednesday evening at the home
Of the brides sister. Mrs. Percy c
Adams. 1907 Park road. by the Rev. c.
/ Rockford Stetson, OF the Church Of the
+ Good Shepherd. only the immediate
members Of the family and a few inti-
mate friends witnessed the ceremonF
Miss Farmer, who Is one Of the bellies of
her native city. was q favorite Of the
national capital where she has spent the
/ past two seasons. She is blonde Of the
/ spiritueIle type with the most exquisite
cOlOring and pleasing personality.
/ Alr Fuller Is we'll known in college and
fraternal circles OF Washington. being a
graduate Of the scientific department Of
Columbian College in 1902. and receiving
the degree Of IL. =. at the George
Washington University last spring. He
has been admitted 10 practice before the
local bar. but is at present engaged in a
special line of work in connection with
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller viii be at home at
the Ilkley after January l.
Miss Leila N Wilson has returned TO
1906 Eighteenth street after an absence Of
five months in New England.
Mrs. T. Y. Rodier entertained on Mon
day evening at her home on W street.
when Miss Irene Rodier made her debut.
The latter has Just recently returned from
abroad, where she has been pursuing the
study Of voice culture. and is a charming
addition TO her set Of young people.
Miss Hatch and Miss Dashiell presided
al the punch bowl.
The house was prettily decorated with
smilaX and yellow chrysanthemums
Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ Hatch of Honolulu.
have taken apartments at StoneIeigh
Court for the winter.
At the home Of the bride. 1888 Four
iteenth street northwest, yesterday. oc.
Icurred the wedding of Miss Alice X.
Wormley, youngest daughter of the late
|G. Smith Wormley, 70 DR.. John r.
Frances. Both the bride and bridegroom
are members Of Washington's Oldest fam
lilies.
The only persons who witnessed the
ceremony were the immediate relatives of
the bride and bridegroom. The matron
Of honor was Mrs. Harry Mckee AIinton.
Of Philadelphia. a sister Of the bride. The
bridegroom was attended by his brother.
DR.. Milton A Frances. Miss Imogene
WoTmley. cousin of the bride, played
Mendeissohn's wedding march.
Rev. D. f Rivers, Of the Berean Bap-
tist church. OffiCiated assisted by Rev. f.
J. Grimke.