Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-24
TIE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A WHITE HOUSE DINNER FOR
THE VISITING FRENCH OFFICERS
Miss Adola Greedy and Rev. Mr..
Adams Married-Invitation
Recalled-Personals.

Lefevre. Capt. Guepratte. Capt. Huguet
Commander Batellet. Flag Lieut.. Juramy,
Fleet Surgeon Michel. Fleet Paymaster de
Bretevilos. Mr.. des Portes della Fosse. CON-
mander vicompte de Faramond. the SEQ
| rotary of State. the Secretary OF the Navy.
| the Admiral of the Navy, Lieut.. Gen. Cor
bin. Mr.. Nicholas Longworth. Rear Ad-
miral Sands. Rear Admiral Davis. Rear
Admiral Bradford. Brig. Gen. ]. Franklin
! Bell, Gen. Horace Porter. Lieut.. Com
| mander Albert L. Key and Maj. Charles
! L. McCawley. The table was decorated
with pink hyacinths and pink roses. A
/ small reception followed, at which Mrs.
Roosevelt joined the President in doing
honor to the visiting French officers. who
| at late hour returned to their quarters
! at the Arlington
| Today at noon at ST Johns Church, Bish-
| op Satterlee, assisted by the rector Rev.
Roland Cotton Smith, performed the mar
| riage ceremony for Miss Adoa Greedy
| daughter of Gen. and Mrs. Greedy and Rev
Charles Lawrence Adams of Easthampton,
Mass. There was every circumstance to
| enhance the pleasure of the occasion, ex-
cept the presence of the brides father. who
| had TO forego the happiness OF assisting at
| the first wedding in hts household by re-
turning TO duty In San Francisco. The
chancei was adorned with plants and iow-
ers, and the ushers who seated the large
gathering OF relatives ana 1flenuS from 1af
and near as well from this city were Mr..
John Greedy, Mr.. Samuel Rockwell of Pitts
field. Rev. Walter Clapp of Philadelphia.
Rev. Stoskopf of Boston, Mr.. Gould Lin
coln Capt. Chandler, u. s. A; Rev. Will
liam McClethen and Mr.. Austin Kibbee, U.
s. N When the Bride arrived she was es
corted to the chancel by her elder brother,
John Nesmith Greedy, and preceded by her
sister, Miss Antoinette Greedy. naid-of
honor and the following bridesmaids: Miss
Rose Greedy, another sister; Miss Lillian
Adams of Pttsfleld. Mass, sister of the
bridegroom: Miss Leslie Clark of Cleveland,
Miss Nathalie Fairbanks of Chicago ana
Miss Emily Blodsett of Boston. At tho
chancel awaited the bridegroom and his
best man, Mr.. Lawrence Hawkins of Pitts
field Mass.
The brides dress was one by
her maternal grandmother. and was of white
satin embroidered III clusters of white How
ers 1t was combined with plain white
sa TIN and trimmed with old point lace. The
tall, slight figure of its Wearer en-
veloped in a tuile veil gracefully arr lnged
over her dark hair without flowers or other
ornament. The maid of honor was In
dress of pompadour silk, and wore hat
trimmed with roses. The bridesmaids wore
pink mousseline and lace dresses. white
hats trimmed with pink roses. and all car
ried bouquets of apple blossoms.
A small reception followed at the Greedy
home on G street before the departure of
the couple for their wedding journey. Their
home awaits them at Easthampton. Mass,
Rev Charles Lawrence Adams is "A son
of DR.. j. Alieyne Adams. well-known
physician of Pittsfield and Lenox. Mass.
and is the fifth in direct descent in his fam
lily TO graduate from Harvard. His bride is
the second daughter of one of the best
known army families, and after her debut
In society went back to Bryn Mawr, where
she took degree Several of her brides
maids today were classmates there with
her
Among those present at the wedding were
DR. ]. AIeyne Adams. father of the bride
groom: Miss Anna Dawes. Mrs Taylor,
Mrs Arthur johnson and Mrs. Moses, all
of Pittsfeld: Miss Crib and Miss Herrick
of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. James Wallace
the Misses Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
squires L. H. Rogers, Col. B. L. Brainard
and Capt. G. C. Burnell of New York Mr..
and Mrs j. N. Crawford. the Misses Craw-
ford. Mr.. and Mrs. George Baer, Mr. and
Mrs Brazier. Miss Brazier, Mrs l.. r.
Clapp, Miss Reilly and Miss Vauclain Of
Philadelphia, and Miss Mccormick of Bal
timore.
The brides presents make notable coll
lection of articles for personal and house
hold uses. Yesterday her intimate friends
came in to see them and to meet the bridal
party at tea time.
Mrs. Fairbanks, Secretary Root, Senator
Aldrich. Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. Boardman,
Mrs. Hope Slater. Mr.. William Slater
Madame Hauge, the Cuban minister the
Chinese minister, Mrs. Hit Miss Patten
Mrs. Emo, Mrs Pinchot. Colonel Morrell.
Mrs. Arthur Lee, Mrs. Elkins, Mrs. Perry
Belmont Mrs. John r. Mclean, Mrs. Nc
MILAN, Mrs. n. Simpkins. Mrs. Draper.
Mrs. Morris Murray, Mrs. Z. A. Johnston
Mrs Henry May and Mrs Barney have
taken boxes for the San Francisco benefit
performance tomorrow afternoon at the
Belasoo Theater.
The tableaux for the benefit of ST. Johns
Orphanage in the New Willard Hotel, April
q. promise to be brilliant success. A
number of entertainments are being plan
ned for that evening in connection with the
tableauX, including dinners and supper
parties. The latter will be given in the
Willard Immediately after the tableaux. A
table d'hote supper will be served. and Miss
Catherine Cullom Ridgey has charge of
the supper tickets.
Among those who will take parties to the
tableaux are Mrs. Jennings, Mrs. Charles
Belt, Mrs. Tuckerman, MIS-. Harlow, Mrs
Z. A. Miller, Mrs. Perkins. Mrs. Gardiner
Williams and Mrs. Wayne Parker.
Miss Carow has returned to the White
House after a visit south.
Associate Justice McKenna of the United
States Supreme Court and Mrs. McKenna
have felt compelled on account of the dis
aster in San Francisco and the lack or
tidings from Mrs. Mckenna's father and
Justice McKenna's brother, both of whom
live in San Francisco, to recall the invita-
lions to the wedding of their daughter
Marie to Davenport Brown Of Boston to-
morrow. Instead the wedding will be
quiet AFFAIR and Will take place IN the pres
ence only Of the relatives of the bride and
groom.
Mrs. Lucy NJ. Feldman of Takoma Park
entertained as guests her nephew. Herbert
d. Michner Of Philadelphia, and his friend,
Arthur E. Ewing, a law student Of the
University of Pennsylvania. and Mrs Will
mer Shaw and son OF Quakertown, Pm.
They have departed to their homes well
pleased with their visit Mrs Shaw will
remain in the park for several weeks
longer.
Miss Susie A. Sunny has had as her
guests for several days Miss Katherine
Bergtold. Miss Clara Macarthur, Miss Edith
Hillman, Miss Cora l.. Chopenou and MISS
Eleanor Bergtold Of Buffalo. Her guests re-
turned to Buffalo yesterday.
Miss Nena Palmer of 1888 Columbia road
was the hostess to the ~War1ng Glass Club
of Calvary M. e. Church at their Easter
social. OF the sixty-ive members, fifty
five were present, the pastor. DR.. Dawson,
being the guest of honor. Upon entering
the parlors each person was presented with
dainty name card of original design and
surmounted by a floral emblem.
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