Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-29
Nine. DAILY viii present Miss Janet Haze
Of Ballston Va

The marriage of Miss Augusta Notes.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Notes,
and Mr.. Joseph Brandon Of Philadelphia
took place last evening at o'clock. at the
Shoreham Hotel, and was Witnessed by
large gathering of relatives and friends. The
ceremony, which took place In the green
parlor. was performed by DR.. Simon, under
q bower Of palms and trailing vines, from
which white doves were suspended. The
bridal party was headed by the four ushers,
MI. Louis Notes. brother Of the bride; Mr..
Claude Glascox. Mr.. Charles A. DUFFY and
Mr.. Louis Solomon. followed by the brides
maids. flower girls and matron Of honor.
The bride who entered with her father, was
oecomingly gowned into a renaissance lace
princess robe over chiffon and silk. with
which she wore tulle veil gracefully ar
ranged, and carried a large shower bouquet
of bride roses. Her jewels were diamond
earrings. the gift of the groom
Mrs Charles A. Duffy. who was matron
gown over silk, and carried a bouquet
of pink roses. The bridesmaids, who
were MISS Jennie Livingston, Miss Dora
shea. wore white null trimmed in Va
lenciennes lace over pink silk. and car
ried clusters of bridesmaid roses The
two little flower girls, Miss Carrie Notes.
Ale, were daintily dressed in white point
dsprit over pink with pink satin ribbons,
and carried large straw baskets filled
with roses and ferns. The groom had for
Mrs Marcus Notes. mother of the
pride, wore an elegant black applique
lace robe and a corsage bouquet of vio-
were diamonds. =,
Mrs Joseph Brandon mother of the
groom, wore black lace gown with
Jewels After the ceremony and the re-
ceptlon dinner was served in the ball
room, the decorations of the tables being
In pink roses. The orchestra, stationed
In the balcony behind a screen of palms,
played during the ceremony and dinner
and for the dance that followed.
After a wedding journey north Mr..
and MRS. Brandon will make their home
In New York city. The brides going
away gown was of brown chiffon cloth
furs. 0-'.o
Among the out-of-town guests were Mr..
ana Mrs Joseph Brandon, Miss Sadie
delphia. Miss Sadie Jacobs of West viz
g1nia, MI. and Mrs. Theodore Ale, Miss
Virginia Ale and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Duffy of Alexandria, Va. Mrs. Simons and
Miss Dora Simons of Baltimore.
Mrs; A. Levy and Miss 'Rickie Cans of
126 9th street will be at home on Wednes-
days during February and March.
The whist which Mrs Charles A. Gold
smith had arranged to take place at her
home on Thursday of this week will take
same
afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. Addie Sigmund and Mrs Abe Sig
mund, lib U street, will be at home on
Thursdays.
Mrs George A. Myers of Grant place
will not be at home tomorrow, but viii
receive the following Wednesday, assisted
by Mrs. q. Deman Bancroft
Miss Pussy and Mrs. Aven will give an
at home in honor of their guests this even
ing from to TO- $50 -
Mrs. Clifford K. Bergman will not be
at home tomorrow wednesday,.
Mrs Richard Sylvester had large recep-
ton yesterday at her home on Euclid place,
when she was assisted by Miss Sylvester
and her guest, Miss Cordelia Haager of
Louisville, KY, who is here taking a course
In vocal music and Is spending the winter
with Miss Sylvester. Mrs. j. ]. Richard
son. Mrs. John Barross, Miss Dolly Curtis
of Kansas, Mrs. NJ. E. Allies and Miss
Georgia Knox were in the receiving party
The afternoon was an exceedingly pleas
ant one, Miss Sylvester doing the honors
most Of the time, owing to her mothers re-
cent indisposition from grip.
Mrs. Bonaparte will receive tomorrow at
the Portland. from 4 to 6.