Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-06
The WORLD OF SOCIETY

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room. where Il tempting feast was spread
before them The birthday cake. which
formed the main feature of the table. was
decorated with six lighted candles and SIX
an American flag as a souvenir of the occa-
sion. Little Franklin was Wei reIneIn-
bored by his companions. Among those
present were Glare Smith. Dorothy Nc
Stcboias. Bessie McNicholas. Marie Ryan,
Elsie Frances Howe, Fanny Howe. Mary
Louise Casper, Irene Huriet, WinrTed BTon-
son, May inland Margaret Baumer Marie
Duffy. Mildred Green. little Elizabeth Ben
nett Howe. Mary Sanford Howe, sam
Beach. Sam Bowers. Miller Laughton.
James Horning. Rodham kenner, Robert
Cahil, William Sturtevant, Forest . Leary,
William Merrck, Joseph Hamilton. Theo-
dore Howe, Robert Chaplin. Howard Guam
tana, William Thompson. Powell Ryan, Ber-
nard INLAND. William SChildroth, Franklin
Theodore Howe III. Mr.. and Mrs Franklin
Theodore Howe, jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Howe Mrs. Franklin T. Howe. Miss
Katie Lay Howe, Mrs. James Bennett, Mrs
H T schildroth. Mrs. Philip Ryan, Mrs.
Hurlet, Mrs. John Green. Mrs, Robert Cas-
Der. Miss Mamie Clark. Mrs. Johnson. Mrs
s Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l. Grifhth
and Miss Ella Crook.
Miss Edith soule. daughter of MI and
Mrs j. Hartley Soule, and MI SyoheS
Ashbridge of New York were married to-
day at noon at st. Matthews Church, the
assistant rector Rev. Father Buckley, ON.
cating There were no invitations sent
ont for the event, but number OF friends
were present with the relatives OF the par
ties to witness the ceremony, Inc Drlue
was handsomely and most becomlnSly
gowned in an embroidered cream-tlnteu
SILK and wore a large black hat trimmed
with black plumes. There were no attend
ants and the relatives went atterWard 10
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. SouIe, at the
Maury, to say sood-by to the couple wnp
left late this afternoon for the horth. lhe9
-.,vl- FtfN
The lawn fete given under the auspices Of
the Ladies Aid Society of the washington
Heights Presbyterian thurch AT the corner
of kalorarna and Columbia roads yesterday
evening was decided success. Inc spa
rIous grounds We're crowded during the en-
tire ev. ming. y section of the Marine Baho
enlivencd the occasion, and among the I'm
usual features which contributed largely
toward the entertainment was the instant
CrayOu portraits drawn by Mr. {. h. Berry.
man the CartOOnist. Those In charge OF
the fatr were as follows: Mrs. f. b. eros
thwaite. chairman; Mrs. Phelps Fischer ana
Mrs George Robinson had charge or the
fancy tables. Mrs ]. ]. hampton. Mrs: IL;
d. Pace and Mrs. l.. Fahnestock had
charge of the candy table. Mrs. c. X.
bergman. Mrs Appleton Clark, jr., and
Mrs Harry Raplcy had charge of the sale
of teddy he0rs, the result or MT. Berry
mans handiwork.
other tables presided over by Mrs.
w. H. Moran Mrs. Tebbts Mrs. Ramsey
and Mrs. \. A. HlckSOn, MISS moran MISS
Hough Mrs. Kicker Miss Stetson and Miss
Mary Smith. Those in charge of the serv-
ice on the lawn were Mrs. T. X. Noble, Mrs.
T. Evans. Mrs. 4. c. Brandenburg. Mrs. H.
I.ampsOn. Mrs. c.. Fl Taggert Mrs Charles
Walker. Mrs. W. Mayheld. Mrs NJ. E. Cur
tiss. Mrs. a. l. Hough, Mrs. KEEPER. Mrs.
Fahnestock Mrs. Burritt. Miss Mayield and
Miss Clark. The lawn was beautifully dec
GRATED with japanese lanterns and parasols
under the direction OF Mr.. Lester Evans
and Mr. Curtiss LampsOn.
A reception was given last evening It the
home of Mr.. J. Walter Mitchell. SCI Sd
street. in honor of Mrs. Kate BrattOn sis
ter of Capt. ]. Walter Mitchell of the Span
ish War Veterans, and her daughter Mrs.
Virginia Summer, both of Jersey City. and
Mrs. Inez Seymour Mcconnell, who Is about
to depart for New York. Among those who
were present to meet Mrs. Bratton, Mrs
Summer and Mrs. Mcconnell were Mrs.
Mamie Cameron, Miss Bessie Sweet, Mrs.
,nristine Dunlap, DR.. I. Glenn Jones, Mr..
Burleigh Milton, Mr.. John B. Smallwood,
Capt. Thomas A. Green. Capt. W. II. CO.
gan Mr. John a Mitchell, and others.
uring the evening Mrs. Mcconnell and
Mrs. Sumner sang several selections.
Mrs Philip T. Dodge and her daughter
Mrs Thomas {. Musgrave OF Fort Leaven-
worth. Kan. have gone to Portsmouth,
Va, for short visit
Nh and Mrs. Gilbert Marion Firkle have
sent out cards announcing the marriage of
their daughter. Mabel Virginia. to Mr..
Arthur Eugene Hess. Wednesday. June D,
1907. Mr.. and Mrs. Hess who are making
a northern trip. Will be at home after June
Is at kensington, Md.
Miss Mary A. sherwood of Derwood.
Md and Mr. Cornelius Eckhardt auditor of
The Evening Star Company, were married
yesterday afternoon at St. Marks Lutheran
Church by Rev. ]. Luther Frantz at
o'clock. Only the relatives of the couple
were present Mr. and Mrs. Eckhardt left
later for northern trip and will be away
several weeks. They will reside at Kensing
ton, Md, upon their return.
Mrs Willis NJ. Baum announces the mar
riage Of her cousin, Miss Lydia Catherine
Golden. to Mr.. Herbert Henry Hall June 8,
1891. Mr.. and Mrs Hall will be at home
Md.
A Brookland Wet ing OF moment last
evening was that of Miss Helen de Clifford
Brooks daughter of DR.. and Mrs. John
Henry Brooks, to Lieut.. Arthur Harrison
Wilson, 9th Cavalry. United States Army.
The ceremony was performed at 80 O'Clock
Ia the Brookland home of the brides ia
Their by Rev. Z. n. Southgate of the Cath
Ole University, with only the relatives of
the contracting parties present. The house
was beautifully decorated with roses palms
and ferns. The bride was attended by her
younger sister. Miss Emily Louise Brooks,
as maid OF honor, and Lieut.. Thomas y.
Robins of the Engineer Corps was best
man. The bridal toilet was of imported
lace and net over white liberty satin and
taffeta and a veil of tulle crowned
with orange blossoms. Among the out-of-
town guests and relatives were Col. and
Mrs. Buford Wilson. from Springfield. Ill,
parents of the bridegroom; Gen. and Mrs.
James Wilson and the Misses Wilson. Mr..
and Mrs. c. Eldred and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Edelin, OF Maryland. A large COM
pany attended the reception which preceded
the departure OF the couple for Fort Meade.
South Dakota. the grOom's post until Sep
TENDER next when they will sail for the
Philippines.
Last night at the residence of Mr.. p. +.
MCMahon his daughter Kathleen was mar
rted TO Mr. Frank Gleichauf. a young ar
CAlteCt of Columbus. Ohio. The bride en-
tered the parlOr, where the ceremony took
place with her father. She looked charm
lug in a gown of chiffon cloth. trimmed
with rare lace and wore as her only orna-
nent a dog collar of pearls. the gift of the
groom. The brides youngest sister, Miss
Angela Mcmahon. was her only attendant
and wore pink mousseline de sole and
carried "A huge bunch OF bridesmaid roses.
The groom attended by the bride s
brother. Nj. John +. Mcmahon, as best
man. The pariOrs and dining room were