Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-12

daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Buscher.
and Mr.. Raymond l. Dunnigan, the pastor,
Rev. Father Kervick. will officiate. Miss
Anne May Buscher will attend her sister
| as maid of honor and Mr. David Dunnigan
will be best man. reception will follow
at the home of the brides parets.
Nine. Pact, wife of the Peruvian minister
to Panama. who was at one time charge
daffaires of the Peruvian legation here.
| went to New York yesterday to meet her
husband and son, and with them will 60
to Peru for the summer, returning to Pan
| ANA next fall. Nine. Pact spent the last
few weeks here with Mrs. Clifford s. wal
ton and charmingly entertained not
only by this hostess, but by a number of
their mutual friends.
Only the near relatives of the couple were
present today at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarke Waggaman for the marriage of their
sister. Miss Agnes Clarke Waggaman. and
Mr. Edward Willett. Rev. Father Mallon,
pastor of St. AIMS Church. Tennallytown,
performed the service at II o clock. and
few intimate friends came in later for the
| wedding breakfast. The brides sister. Mrs.
Julia Waggaman Daniel, was her only at
tendant Both were dressed in white. Later
Mr.. and Mrs. Willett left for short we'd
ding trip.
Mr.. Joseph Nourse Hornbaker of Manassas.
Va. took place last night at the home of
the brides parents, 20G9 Kalorama avenue,
in presence of the relatives and friends Of
the couple. Rev. J. NJ. Nourse performed
the ceremony. the house being effectively
decorated with flowers. The bride, who
was given In marriage by her father. Mr..
Albin Price was beautifully gowned in
white crepe de chine trimmed with renais-
sance lace. She wore a wreath of lilies of
the valley and carried a shower bouquet of
sweet peas and lilies of the valley. Her
attendants included Miss Florence Price,
her sister, as maid of honor, who was
gowned in white silk mousseine and Irish
lace, wore wreath of sweet peas and car
ried bouquet of pink sweet peas; and as
| bridesmaids Miss Jessie Irene Price and
Miss Clara J. Horner. They wore white
| null dresses trimmed with lace and empire
girdles of lace and MORE ribbons. Like the
first maid. they carried clusters of pink
sweet peas and wore wreaths of the same
| blossom. DIR. Frank Hornbaker of Vir-
gina was best man for his brother.
Mrs Price. mother of the bride, wore
gray silk with renaissance lace; Mrs. Mil
lard Price of Brooklyn. a sister-in-law OF
| the bride, wore a pretty white net gown,
and Mrs. Charles Price, another sster-in-
law was in her wedding gown OF white'
messaline trimmed in duchess and
point lace. Miss Emily Willard, Miss Grace
Alden, Miss Sophie Weight and Miss Cor
della Gross assisted in entertaining the
guests.
Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs.
| A. A. Hynson of Virginia. mother of the
| bridegroom; Mrs. A. P Posey of Mary
| land; Mr.. and Mrs. f. Maury Posey of
| Brooklyn. n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F.
Dryden of Baltimore: Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
! lard Price of New York. and Miss Nellie
Price of Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Horn
baker left later for northern wedding trip,
| the brides gong-away costume being of
| navy blue silk crepe ponsee and becom-
| ing blue chip mushroom hat, trimmed with
shaded blue roses and ribbon. Upon their
return they will be at home at the resi-
dence of tie brides parents, after July Is.
Miss Charlotte Sewell Glenn daughter
of the late Mr.. William Glenn Of Baltimore.
was married to Mr.. John D. McMulln of
| Philadelphia at St Adams Church by Rev.
| DR.. Niver of Baltimore, assisted by Rev.
| DR.. Bratannahl, rector of st. Adams, at
6 o'clock last evening. A reception fol-
| lowed in the home of the brides cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Doughty Nourse.
| on Woodey lane. The bride was attended
| by Miss Grace Keech of Baltimore, and was
| escorted by her brother. Mr.. Robert Stir
| ling Glenn. She wore a princess gown Of
plain white satin. trimmed with point lace,
and her tulle veil was crowned with orange
| blossoms. She carried white prayer book.
| The maid of honor wore pink net over pink
silk, with a short veil of pink tulle. and
| carried a shower bouquet of pink sweetpeas.
| The service was particularly effective, the
/ full choral service being used and the boy
| choir singing the professional and recess
| sional hymns. Both the church and the
| house were decorated with flowers. After
| a honeymoon jaunt abroad the couple will
go to their home in Philadelphia. The
| brides going-away gown was of black
wolfe, which she wore with a black hat.
Mr. and Mrs. Larz Anderson celebrated
| their tenth wedding anniversary at their
| Broolline estate last evening at dinner.
| Among the guests were Mrs. George Num-
| ford. Mrs Nicholas Anderson of Wash
| ington, Mrs. Alvord Cooley of Washington,
| DR.. Charles Porter Of Boston and Frederick
| Bradlee.
Invitations have been received here from
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Doddridge McCulloch
] for the marriage of Their daughter Louise
| to Mr. James Walter Reed, Thursday even
| Ing. June q, at O'Clock at Presbyterian
| Church. Mariana, Ark The bride has
| many friends in this city, where her school
| days were mostly spent. Her fathers term
| in Congress expired about the time she
would have made her debut in society, and
| that event did not occur until the family
took up their residence in Mariana, their
| present home. The happy man is ma
| tive of Ohio and subs antial business man
| in Mariana.
Mrs. Helen R. Arnold left last week, to
| be absent until fall.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. Rosenthal, 1914 18th street,
! have gone to New York to attend the Cash
| man-Bober wedding.
Master Melvin Schlosberg 1910 7th street,
| mas SoHe 10 new 1oTk 10 SpeHQ TOUR weeks
| with relatives.
Mr. Max Rosenthal and son Charles 1896
9TH street, have gone to New York to at
| tend the Cashman-Bober wedding.
Miss Roberta NJ Hodges and DIR. Thomas
| Bowling were married last evening at the
| residence of the sister of the bride, Mrs.
! Keller. The invitations were confined to
the two families. The parlors were beauti-
| fully decorated with palms and profu-
| sion Of O1arPnerffaS The fyyo LITTLE rihhop
bearers were the nieces of the bride,
Muriel Keller and Mildred Callihan, who
marked off the aisle for the bridal party to
enter. DIR. Radcliffe of the New York
Avenue Church performed the cereuony.
Mr.. Edward Hodges. brother of the bride,
was best man, and Miss Lila Twyman
maid of honor. The bride entered with her
father. and prettily dressed in white
! net. elaborately embroidered in white silk