Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-16

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Cliffs Hotel. Newport, of Miss Marie Won
Unschuld and Mr.. Henry Lazard. both of
| whom reside in this city each winter.
| Very beautiful were the surroundings OF
the home at Belle Haven, Greenwich, Conn.
yesterday, when the daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Charles A. Moore, Miss Mary Elsie
| Moore became the wife of Don Marmo Ter
Iona, Duke of Poland Guadagnola and
| Prince of Curtella, Cessi, Italy. Only rela-
tives and few friends were present The
bride white chiffon trimmed with
| rose point lace, and carried shower bou-
| quet of lilies of the valley. She wore a
veil of tulle, caught up with orange bios
| SONS. Mrs. Colby M. Chester, jr., attended
| her sister, and wore her own wedding dress.
Of white chiffon, with duchesse lace. The
| mother of the bride wore gray chiffon.
| Chevalier Montagna, italian charge daft
| flares. was best man. He is an intimate
friend of the bridegroom and was class
mate at college in Italy. The couple will
| travel extensively in this country, and go to
| Italy in the autumn.
| Mrs. Fabel and son Noble have returned
| from an extended trip in the Blue Ridge
| mountains.
| One of the most interesting and pretty
| weddings of the summer came off last
evening al the Portsmouth. on New Hamp-
! shire avenue below street northwest. The
scene of the marriage was brilliant with
| lights and a profusion of choice flowers
| The fair bride was Miss Floy s. Jack, the
| youthful daughter of Mr. Butler Jack, for
| merly of Memphis. Tenn. but now a resi-
dent of Washington. while the groom was
Mr.. Albert G. Moss of Memphis, who is
connected with banking establishment in
| that city. Those present on the happy oc-
casion were largely relatives Of the young
couple. among whom were Mr. and Mrs
Butler Jack and family. Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Hayes. Mrs. Matte NJ. Johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy E. Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs George
v. Buck. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Althouse,
Miss Alberta Walker. Mrs. ]. NJ. E. Mckee,
Mrs. William Elmer Bacon Miss Violet H.
Mckee and Mrs. Isaac Cans The marriage
ceremony was performed by the Rev. John
NJ E. Mckee. relative Of the winsome
bride, who was given In marriage by her
father. She was dressed in a handsome
travelling suit of brown silk. The cere-
mony was followed by a brief reception,
with refreshments after which the happy
couple departed for the jamestown EXPOSE
ton as the first visiting place on their
bridal tour. the halls of the Portsmouth
ringing with the merry shouts and good
byes Of the assembled guests. After their
bridal tour Mr.. and Mrs. Moss will make
their home in Memphis.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Indermauer, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Byrne and Mrs. I. Burton
are spending their vacation at Colonial
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Young of No. $40
G street southeast, have gone to Pittsburg,
Pa, and will stop off at Mr.. Young's home,
Altoona, Pa. They will return by the way
of the jamestown exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Chandler of Wash
ington are at the jamestown exposition.
Miss Louise Davis of West Chevy Chase
has returned from vacation spent at
Cape May.
Mr.. w. A. Hall, 9oa sth street southeast,
is spending two weeks with his family at
Atlantic City.
Mrs S. G. Mawson of 1888 o street and
daughter. Mrs. ]. Thomas of 3615 Prospect
avenue have gone to Colonial Beach to re-
main for several weeks.
Mrs. Laura " Seitz and her daughter,
Mrs. Harry A. l.. Barker, and little Miss
Adrienne Barker are spending the month
Of August at Bluemont, Va.
Mr.. Walter Redrow Of the Interior De-
partment and Mrs Redrow, who was
formally Miss Nellie Dougherty. left
Sunday for a visit to DIR. and Mrs. Redrow
the way for a weeks visit at jamestown,
and will not return to this city until late
in September.
southwest accompanied by Miss Just, will
spend the next fortnight in Atlantic City.
Mrs Ellen Spencer Mussey has left At
lantic City and gone to Morris Lake, N. j.,
with her daughter, Miss Della Mussey, now
of New York city. Mrs. Mussey will not
return to Washington until early In Sep
TENDER, and does not expect to be present
at the meetings of the board Of education
in August.
A pretty home wedding took place We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock, when Miss
Roberta Mastin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
J. c. Mastin and Mr.. Mahlon Thomas MIL
burn. were married by the Rev. John Nc
Kee, only the immediate families being
present.
lingerie gown and carried a shower bouquet
of bride roses and ferns, entered the par
lors, which were tastefully decorated with
palms and cut flowers, with the bridegroom.
to the strains Of Mendelssohn's wedding
March," played by her sister, Miss Mae
Mastin Her only attendant was little Miss
Louise Hager, her niece. who was flower
girl and who dressed In a dainty PINK
frock and carried bridesmaid roses, TIED
with pink gauZe. -,
After an Informal reception to the bridal
party Mr. and Mrs. Milburn left for the
jamestown exposition, and from there Will
go to New York. They will be glad to see
their many friends after September 10 In
their new home at Clarendon, va.
St. Marks Episcopal Church was the
scene of a very pretty wedding last night.
The contracting parties were MISS berta
Bradshaw Rev. William Levening De Vries,
pastor of St. Marks Church. officiated: The
bride was attended by Mrs. Claude Smith OF
Westminster Md, a bride Of June last. Mr.
Douglas Porch of Princeton was best man
The ushers were Mr.. Harry Buck, Mr..
Henry Boynton, Mr.. c. ]. Powell and Mr..
Henry Bradshaw, brother Of the groom. A
small reception to the immediate family
followed. Among those present were Miss
Holgate of Baltimore, Miss A. Berta Reeves
of Brooklyn, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Rieman
Stuart of Baltimore, Md; Mr. and Mrs
Leonard Bradshaw of Chevy Chase, Nd
Dr. and Mrs. George Reeves Of washington,
Rev. William lowering De Vries, Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin Smith, Mr.. Robert Mating
ly Lewis and the immediate families OF the
bride and groom and a few intimate friends.
Chief s. Ashford and staff of the building in
spector's Office, presented the bride with a
very handsome silver set. Many of the
groom's comrades in the District govern
ment service attended the wedding.
Mrs. Marden and son have returned home
from Sheffield, Va.
Mr. Thomas s. Taylor and wife have re-
turned from a fortnight's visit to Berkeley
Springs W. Va, improved in health.
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