Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-03

Maude Hoover, youngest daughter of Mr.
ana Mrs. John N. Hoover, was married to
". Edward Lee Osborne of Atlanta. Ga.
Inc contracting parties were both members
OF calvary Baptist Church, where the cere-
mony was performed by the Rev s. H.
Greene, pastor Of the church The chancel
ana pulpit We're beautifully decorated with
PAINS and bride roses; a trellis altar and
prie-dieu of white flowers was erected for
the occasion
The bride entered the church with her
father, preceded by Mrs. ]. Noble Hoover.
matron of honor, Misses Doris Denis and
Beulah Hoover bridesmaids and Mrs FL
mer L. Burton, matron of honor All the
attendants carried huge bouquets of La
france roses. The ushers were Dr. Alfred
=; Norcross, Dr. ]. ]. Wharton, Mr. j. ST.
LAR Hambley and Mr.. Raymond Hoover
Ihe bride was gowned in white radium
SILK over taffeta, point applique lace: her
ornaments were pearls, necklace and dia-
mona locket. the gift of the groom; her
s so-,. aei, was crowned with orange BIOS
SONS and she carried shower bouquet of
Dride roses and lilies of the valley
Mrs. .. NOBLE Hoover carried the white
ana gold book from which the service was
rtau sne was goWned in white crepe de
mona ornaments. The bridesmaids wore
pink chl.Aon, and Mrs. Elmer L. Rurton
was gowned in blue crepe de chine with
diamonds az The brides mother was gowned
IN silver gray silk and violet velvet Yrish
lace and diamonds. Miss Jessie Mitchell of
baitlmore wore black lace gown. During
the ceremony Prof. Arthur MAYO rel Tered
some beautiful selections on the organ
,o a,er the ceremony there was large re-
cepuon rendered by the parents of the bride
at thelr home, 1911 street The narIors
were oeaut1fully decorated with palms and
White roses and the dining room was IN
plnh; me bridal party received in the bay
or green. Messages were received fro,n ~
grooms brother, Mr.. Frank Osborne from
Cuoa, and his sister, Mrs Roe A Carroll If
SoioIauo. Dr. and Mrs. Osborne left at
| s nn,n en-, nor a trip north. The brides
with mink furs. and her hat was in har-
Iaohy' Inc GlIts were numerous and hand
some. Dr. and Mrs. Osborne will he At
I 1o', =, 10 tneir friends after February Is at
| 1911 1 street. where they will remain ,,ntil
| they 90 to their future home in Atlanta 1 20
Mrs William Gallo will be at homo A.
the cairo February from 3 to 6.
Mrs Edwin Hamilton Duff tn. portr.r
| VIII give tea Friday, February 8. when
she will have with her Mrs Carlos u"m.,h
| of Ridley Park, who is her house grest for
| the week end. '' Aoi
~ Miss di Mary Perry Brown of 1866 Mintwood
place will not be at home on 'Thursdays
| In February on account Of the death of her
| cousin, Mrs. Charles II. Cowperthwa;+ -
i Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, which occurred
| Saturday.
Mrs John r. Fitzhugh Mapruder and
Miss Ida Magruder will give a tea next
| Tuesday, February S, from to $40 Amone
| those assisting will be Nine de Mussner'
Mrs. John Billings of New York, Miss Wood,
| ward. Mrs. Arthur Ferguson and Miss
Riley.
Mrs Grace Dyer-Knight will receive in
| formally at 1914 F street Tuesday, February
| 5, from to 6.
Mrs. Florence Evans of Mt Vernon place
| was surprised by q number of her friends
| last evening who called to wish her bon
! voyage prior to her sailing for Europe Mrs.
Evans was equal to the OCCASION however.
and entertained her friends with an evening
| OF music, games and delightful repast.
Mrs. Evans will sail within the next fort
| night.
| Mrs. Cummings Of 1855 K street north
| west. will be at home on the Tuesdays in
| February.
Mrs. Matthew Trimble and Mrs Henry
| Fenno Sawtelle will be at home Thursday,
February Z, for the last time this season.
i Mrs. Flora Forrest Klein of Capitol Hill
| has gone to New York for ten days.
Mrs Minor, wife of Representative Minor
Twill not be at home tomorrow, but will re.
ceive informally the following Monday.
Mrs Robert N. Harper Of 1916 10th street