Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-19

| Mrs. John F. Barth Mr.. Samuel V. Gusack
Miss Maude Rhoderick, Mr.. Edward w
| Bell and Mr.. ]. c. Storm. After an ex-
tended trip through the south Mr.. and Mrs
RoWen will reside at g21 Westminster street
northwest.
The unusual occurrence of three birth.
day anniversaries in one family coming in
the same month. each being four days
apart, was the occasion last night of a
trl)uVenlle birthday party to the three
younger children of Mr.. and Mrs. E c. R.
HUMPHREYS, at their home, 1927 o street
northwest, the little hostess and hosts be-
ing Miss Margaret Virginia HUMPHREYS,
aged ten years: Master Tucker Graves
Humphries. aged seven years, and Edwin
V. HUMPHREYS, aged two years. Their
birthdays occur on June IA, Is and %
The little hostess received her guests in
the parlor An hour before dusk the lit
tie ones, accom- an ed by Miss Imogen Rey-
nolds HUMPHREYS, Miss Katherine Watts
HUMPHREYS and Miss Marie Edmonds, went
to Iowa Circle, one block away, where
they spent an hour playing outdoor games
In the park Returning to the house re-
feShmentS were served In the dining room,
with the birthday cake adjoining the center
of the table, illuminated with ten colored
wax tapers. Following the serving of
refreshments games were played in the
parlor and library. One game. with a
prize. was won by Miss Thelma Towles.
Old field daisies were used as decorations
for the table.
The invited guests were Miss Imogen
Taylor, Miss Marion Letcher, Miss Thelma
Towles. Miss Elizabeth Woodward, Miss
Gertrude Lawrence. Miss Emily Letcher,
Miss Gertrude Clarke, Miss Helen Clarke.
Miss Agnes Clarke, Miss Helen Burch,
Miss Frances THOMPSON Miss Julia Hamp-
ton, Miss Evelyn Kissinger. Miss Cynthia
Justia and Masters Will Burch, Benjamin
Goodman, Lloyd Watts, Harold Justia and
Hayes Jack.
St. Aloysius' Church was the scene of a
beautiful wedding this morning when Miss
Mary c. Cavanagh. daughter of Mrs. Anne
Cavanagh and the late Michael Cavanagh.
the noted Irish poet, wit and historian, and
Mr.. Walter Asmuth, formerly of Mil
waukee, but for the past several years a
resident of this city, were married. The
bride wore handsome gown of ivory chif-
fon popln, made with a deep bertha of
rare old Carrickmacross point applique a
gift of New York relatives, and lace hat
trimmed in tiny rosebuds and two long
dropping plumes. She carried an ivory
prayer book, from which the marriage
ceremony was read Rev. Michael ]. Walsh,
pastor of Our Lady of Mercy Church,
Brooklyn cousin of the bride, who per-
formed the ceremony, was celebrant of the
nuptial mass which followed Father
Noonan. Father Ignatius FeaIy and the
Rev. Mr.. P. ]. Downing were assistants.
and program of beautiful music was
rendered by Miss Katherine Lackaye.
The bride, who is an extremely popular
girl, received many gifts, some. rare hand
embroideries and laces from relatives in
Ireland being among the most valuable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asmuth left today for Mil
waukee for short visit with the former
family. after which they will start on a
tour that embraces points of interest in
Canada and on the great lakes.
They will go to housekeeping upon their
return about the LIST of August in their
new home in Warder avenue, which is rap
idly nearing completion.
Among out-of-town guests who came here
for the ceremony are: Rev. NJ. ]. Walsh of
Brooklyn Mr. and Mrs Thomas ]. Somers
of Germantown, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Cava-
nagh of New York and Rev. Mr.. P. j.
Downing of st. Louis, a lifelong friend
of the Cavanagh family.