Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-29
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS EDWARDS AND DIR. BOWEN
MARRIED TODAY.
Ceremony at Noon Followed by a
Large Reception-Travel Plans.
Personal Notes.

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OF a company Of relatives and personal
friends. and was followed by a large recep-
ton from until o'clock, at which over
one hundred guests were present. The
house was profusely decorated with iow-
ers-white peonies predominating in the
drawing room and library. and pink sweet
peas in the dining room, where buffet
| luncheon was served. An orchestra played
| the wedding music as the bridal party en-
| tered the large drawing room, where Rev.
DR.. Radcliffe awaited the bride and groom
corted by her brother, Mr.. Burr Northrop
Edwards, and attended by her sister. Mrs
| Fred Millham of New York, as matron Of
honor; and two bridesmaids. Miss keate Of
Grand Rapids, Mich and Miss Bowen of
| Flushing, L. l., a sister Of the bridegroom
A lovely member of the bridal cortege was
the little flower girl, Emily Tracy Mill
| ham, the brides niece, who was daintily
gowned in white muslin and lace and car
| ried a great poke bonnet filled with forget
me-nots Two other small but important
| actors in the ceremony were the ribbon
bearers, who stretched white guard to
form an aisle-Margaret Millham and Rob-
ert Carlisle Swayze. also prettily dressed
| in white.
The bride wore an exceedingly beautiful
| dress, an Imported robe Of hand-embrOid-
| cred chiffon taffeta combined with Irish
| crochet lace. Her tulle veil was crowned
with orange blossoms and her shower
| pouQuet was VI White sweet peas ana lilies
Of the valley. The matron of honor wore
| a costume Of pale blue taffeta, also richly
| embroidered. She carried a bouquet Of
sweet peas.
white MULE and Valenciennes lace, and
| carried clusters Of sweet peas. All Of the
| brides attendants wore her souvenir gift
| a gold bangle bracelet.
| Mrs. Edwards, the brides mother, was
| handsomely gowned in black applique over
| white silk, and her daughter-in-law, Mrs
| Burr Northup Edwards, wore a lovely
| dress Of white chiffon cloth and Irish lace
| DR.. Mcdonald of New York a college
| classmate of the bridegroom, was his best
| man.
Late this afternoon DR.. and Mrs. Bowen
| started for an extensive honeymoon jaunt,
which will end at their future home at
Rochester, N. Y.
Some of the out-of-town guests here for
| the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Sutherland
| Swayze Of New York.
Mrs. Muir, the young and beautiful widow
of Judge Upton w. Muir of Louisville, KY.
| is to wed Judge Louis E. McComas of the
Court of Appeals Of the District of Column,
| bia formerly congressman and United
| who was formerly Miss Hebe Harri-
son of Virginia, spent the last winter in
Washington with her mother. Mrs. Julian
Judge Mccomas will be quietly married.
! probably In New York, and they will sail
| on the Adriatic on July II and spend the
| summer on the continent. On their return
| they will reside at their home, POI Wyo-
| ming avenue, on the corner Of Connecticut
avenue Washington.
Mr. Leonard Ericsson Of Fergus Falls
| Mimi, after a weeks visit to friends in
| this city, left Tuesday for Chicago en- route
| for his home.
Miss Grace B. Travis, missionary in
| Kircheng, China, for many years, is the
guest Of Miss Wilson, 800 street north
| west. -.-.. -..
Mr. and Mrs Joseph T. Farr and daugh-
| ter Ruth of 81 r street northwest, are TAX
| ing a few weeks outing at Chesapeake
Beach, Md, located at the High View
| Hotel.
| Mrs. August w. Noack of 1906 Q street
northwest, accompanied by her daughter
Miss Florence NJ. Noack, and Miss Mercy
| Atkins, left Friday for Atlantic City.
The Rev. Dr. Frank Sewall and Mrs
Sewall. and their daughter. Miss Maud
sewall, sail next week to spend their sum
| mer in England, DR.. Sewall extending his
vacation tour to Sweden. They will re-
| turn in October. Miss Rachel Sewall sailed
on the 22d from New York with party OF
young ladies for a tour in the Tyrol and
| northern Italy.
Mrs Philip F. Larner and daughter, Mrs.
Albert j.. Gore, and granddaughter, are
|
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Graves have closed
| their Massachusetts, avenue residence for
| the summer, and are now occupying Mr..
| Stevens handsome residence at chevy
| Chase Mr. Graves left Tuesday for a fish
ing trip in Newfoundland.
| Mrs. John E. Wilkie and Miss Wilkie,
| after spending ten days as guests of Mr..
! and Mrs Seymour Morris Of Chicago, at
| Lake Geneva, Wis, have gone to their
| Grand Haven. Mich.
| They will return to Washington about Sep
TENDER 10.
The marriage of Mrs. Violet Beale
Bioomer and, Pay Inspector Samuel Law
renee Heap, United States Navy. will take
place this afternoon at 4 o'clock at Nor
| taumonde" Takoma Park, Md, the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Beale.
The affair will be quiet one. only the
! immediate relatives of the two families be-
ing present. There will be no attendants
States Navy will perform the ceremony.
After an extended northern trip the couple
will spend the remainder of the summer at
| Gloucester, Mass. The bridal costume is
| a very smart travelling dress in dark ma
terial, with becoming hat.
| The bride Is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George N. Beale, for many years residents
of Georgetown. She was born at Indian
Spring, Nd, and a number of years of her
life were spent at Takoma Park, where
| her parents occupy handsome home on
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| Beale Bloomer, formerly a paymaster in
the navy, and a daughter, Miss Pansy B.
| Bloomer, a debutante Of a few years ago.
They are all quite quite popular in social
circles in this city. where they have done
| considerable entertaining.
The groom is well known in army and
! navy circles, and has been a friend of the
| family for number Of years, dating back
| prior to his brides first marriage.
Hon. Maud Paunceforte. daughter Of the
late British ambassador, Lord Paunceforte.
who has spent several months in this
country between this city, New York and
Philadelphia sailed for England today.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont gave a
| dinner, at which a large company was en-
| tertained, at a fashionable Paris hotel last
| night. Among the guests were: Prince
and Princess Murat, Due and Duchesse
| Dues. Prince Miguel of Braganza. Due
and Duchesse de La Rochefoucauld. Count
| Won -Metsch, the Austro-
Hungarian ambassador; the Belgian minis
ter and Nine. Leghait, Due de Gramont.
| Comte and Comtesse Jacques d'Aramon,
| Comte and Comtesse Paul d'Aramon. Mr..
and Mrs. George Munroe, Princesse Albert
| de Broglfe, Marchese and MarcheSa Carlo
| di Rudinf Mrs Townsend. Miss Mathilde
I Townsend, Miss Gladys Deacon, the Misses
| Terry COmte and COmteSSe StaniSlas de