Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-10

dressed in white net with bertha OF prin-
cess lace. Her long tulle veil fell from
under wreath of orange blossoms. and she
carried shower bouquet of white roses.
Miss Gretchen Hood made an exceedingly
attractive maid of honor. dressed in blue
net and white lace. and carried La France
roses. Mr.. Mccarthy Hanger was best
man. The couple left later for a honey
moon trip, the brides going-away gown
being of dark blue cloth and a burnt straw
hat, trimmed with bluets and corn flowers.
Upon their return they will live at the
Denver.
Last night the French ambassador and
Nine. Jusserand entertained at dinner in
honor of MIR. Paul Doumer, member and
former president of the French chamber
and former governor general of Tonkin
The guests present to meet him were Jus
tice and Mrs White. Attorney General Be-
naparte. the Postmaster General and Mrs.
Won l.. Meyer the Secretary of Commerce
and Labor, the first assistant secretary OF
state and Mrs. Bacon, Admiral and Mrs.
Cowles. Capt and Mrs. Rodgers. DIR. Wiley,
Miss Kean and Miss Elizabeth Kean. Miss
Boardman. Miss Helen Lee. Mr.. Chivot,
French charge d'affaircs at, Mexico, Capt.
Fourier and Niscount and INiscountess de
Martel.
After a visit of several months with her
father Mr.. George A. L. Merrfield of Falls
Church. Va. Mrs. Edith Merrfield Selma
vonian sails today on the steamship Cano-
pic from Boston for her home in Constants
nople, Turkey.
A surprise party and musicale were given
in honor of Mr.. Howard Phipps at his resi-
dence. "a Franklin street Music was rem
dered by Misses Estele Latchford, Firgie
Stone, Alberta Warfield and Bessie Wea-
yer. Those present were Misses Virgie Stone,
Alice Stone, Estelle Catchford, Irene Misel,
Alberta Warfield. RUBY Crawford. Edith
Crawford, Augusta Remsen Bessie Wea-
yer, Daisy Phpps Margaret Phipps, Messrs.
Jas. Simpson. Leroy Stone, Russell Phipps,
Leroy Naylor. Percy Simpson, Roy Baker,
George Gray, Herbert Hoar, F. Drescher,
Thomas Phipps. Master Jerome Dorman,
Mrs. S. E. Phipps, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert s.
Ball, Mr.. and Mrs. John Suthard.
Mr.. and Mrs William Madison Mason
have returned from short visit to New
York.
Mrs. Fl. l.. MCGOWAN has returned to
Stoneleigh Court after spending the past
month in the SOUTH
Mrs. Shultz, wife of Civil Engineer Joseph
S. ShultZ. L. s. N, who is stationed at
Schenectady, N y is the guest of her
street, for a few weeks. Mrs. ShultZ was
formerly Miss Esther McCrellis of this city.
Tuesday evening the Delta Epsilon Soror-
ity of the Washington Normal School gave
a banquet followed by dance at Tea Cup
Inn. The decorations were entirely of sweet
peas and ferns. After the banquet. which
was exclusively for the members short
reception followed. Mrs. McAilister and
Mrs. Parker and Miss Luttrel acted as
chaperons during the evening. Those pres
ent at the dance were Misses Rane. Brock,
Craig, Compton. Conover, CumpSton, E.
Gardner, Frost, Fl. Gardner, e. Henderson,
c. Henderson, Malnati. Norris, Noonan.
Parker Patterson. Rider. Seufferle, Welsh.
Wright and Messrs. Bright. Casterln, Cor
ming, Cockey, Compton. + ieahearty, Gard
ner. Herring, Homer. Langtry, Mansfield,
Marye Morton. McKnew, Patten. Rouzer,
Ruoff, Singleton. Wiliar and Van Emmon.
Miss Josephine Nelson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs w. Harrison Livermore of 800
1st street and Mr.. Clarence Davis Barn
hart, son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Flavus Barn
last evening in the Christ Church at Wood
bury n. J. Rev. Robert w. Trenbath OF
Trenton. assisted by Rev. James McIlhen-
n.y. rector of Christ Church. performed the
ceremony. Miss Marian Dell Nettie c. An,
gle and Margaret Thorpe of this city and
Grace Urban of Lansdale. Pa, were brides
maids, and the maid of honor was MISS n.
Louisa Lfvermore. a sister of the bride
The ushers were Fl. Paul l-1vermore' proth-
err of the bride: Horace II. Chandler, Vine
land; George \. Eagan. Washington, and
Daniel BillinEer, Brooklyn The best man
was ndrew d. Hunt of New York. The
bride wore white chiffon cloth over wniee
silk. and the bridesmaids white net over
green silk The maid of honor wore white
net over white silk.
Mrs Alexander MackayS Smith has sent
out invitations for a luncheon Friday Tor
Mrs James Bryce wife of the British am
hassador at her home in Philadelphia.
Miss Maud Harding left Washington Mon
day night for Santa Fe, y. NJ, to be gone
for several months.
Mrs. Fairbanks will leave tomorro-5 for
indianapolis. where she Will spend some
time. She is not likely to return to this
citv again for any length of time until next
season.