Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-19
Bridge Whist Club at her home, 1892 ]


Bridge Whist Club at her home, BOZ N
street.
The marriage of Miss Helen Rcdey,
daughter Of Judge Rodey formerly In Con-
gress, and Mr.. Raymond Stamm took place
May at the home of the brides parents,
in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The bride
went to school here for four years, and has
many acquaintances, who will read of her
marriage with interest.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rt Rev.. John Mills Kendrick bishop of the
diocese of New Mexico and Arizona of the
Episcopal Church. An orchestra played
@Mendelssehn's wedding march and the bride
and groom approached the altar from soppo-
site directions, accompanied respectively,
by their bridesmaids and ushers. The ush-
ers were ]. Ralph Tascher Kirk Bryan,
VIII s. White. E. j. .Alger, Charles White
and Sam Pickard The bridesmaids were
VNfiss Gladys Childers, Miss Grace O'Reilly
of Kansas City, Miss Lillian Spite. Miss
May HaZeldine, Miss Mildred Eek and Miss
Susie Dobson. The best man was Roy
Stamm, brother OF the groom.
The wedding ceremony was attended only
by relatives ard intimate friends of the two
families, but afterward a large reception
from to 10 o'clock was held and attended
by many of the most prominent people in
the city. The rooms of the Rodey residence
were beautifully decorated in white, with a
prOfuSion of smiiaX and white roses. The
| bride locked very beautiful in her costly
gown of white satin. with duchess and point
lace trimmings. The bridal party Of if
teen sat down to the wedding supper on
the inclosed porch, which had been appro-
priately fitted UP for the occasion with
white fabrics and flowers.
large number of wedding gifts were
presented to the young couple. The most
important of them were sixty dazzling
pieces of cut glass, comprising salad and
berry bowls, lemonade cups, trays and
glasses of MARI descriptions, hand-painted
china in pro.uoion, Haviand china dinner
set, several beautiful examples of enafneled
glass, japanese and various other kinds of
vases, three clocks, carved leather table
covers, several bracs candlesticks and can
deIabra, a large array of slverware of all
kinds, rugs, skin of mountain lion beau
tifulfy mounted, a fine mission chair, several
large paintings and pictures and table and
bed linen enough TO last the couple a life
and presented by Mrs. T. Coddington Of
Topeka. Kan, who is over seventy years of
age, the grand-aunt of the bride.
The couple received a cabiegram of con-
ratulation from the brides father, who is
in Porto Rico, which was read Immediately
after the ceremony. Numerous other mes
sages were received from out of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stamm endeavored to evade
the enthusiastic. attentions of their friends
when they were ready to leave for the sta
ton to start ON their honeymoon trip, but
the plot was discovered, and a crowd OF
rice-tbrowing merrymakers accompanied
them to the station and gave them a rous-
ing send-off The couple, departed for
trip to the Grand Canyon of the Colorado
and California. They will return June l.
The ushers and bridesmaids received as
favors small silver slippers and monogram
bonbon boxes.
Miss Hortense Morris has returned from
a visit with Miss Rose Wheatfeld in Balti-
more.
Miss Mary Stevens left last Thursday for
Richmond. where she expects to spend
several weeks and will visit the James,
town exposition before her return.
Mrs l. Levy has returned to her home
in New York after a visit in town with
Mrs. Arthur Baumgarten.
Mrs Jean Randall. who was the guest
of Mrs Salvador Richard of Florence court
has returned to Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Lee Kerngood of Baltimore is visit
ing at the home of her mother, Mrs. A.
Herman. 1912 Calvert street.
Mrs. Jacob Kohner and family are in
AtlanticsCity for a ten days stay.
Mr.. E. Heidenheimer, 607 I street, has
as his guest his daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Nohler of New York city.
Mr., and Mrs. Samuel II. King and daugh-
ter, Miss Sophia King. will be at home
today from to 8 o'clock at S043 NJ street
northwest.
Mrs, and Mrs. NJ. Newmyer of 18th street
have as their guest Mrs. Newmyer's sis
| ter, Mrs. Aaron Birkenwald Of Baltimore
Mrs. ]. Sondheimer and Mise Teckla
Sondheimer have returned to the city from
a few weeks visit In Atlantic City.
Mr.. Nathan Franc Of Baltimore was the
guest of relatives during the week,
A Strawberry Fete.