Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-07

home at Woodley, the Newlands place.
which Mr.. Winthrop has leased for the
summer. Mrs. Winthrop was assisted by
Mrs. Cortelyou. wife Of the Secretary of
the Treasury, and Miss Marion oliver.
The Colombian minister and Madame
Cortes, who are continuing the delightful
inequalities with which their legation home
has been associated during the past season,
gave dinner last night in compliment of
Mr.. Frank Medina of London. The other
guests were the Nicaraguan minister and
Madame Corea. the Costa Rican minister,
Miss Calvo Miss Calderon. Miss Carlo,
vador. Mr.. Mejia, Mr. W. E. Curtis, Mid
shipman Horner and the first secretary of
the Colombian minister and Nine. Guzman.
Miss Reba Henry and Mr.. John Gardner
Halves were married last night at ST. An
crews Church by the rector, Rev. George
calvert Carter. in the presence of large
assemblage of their friends Mr. Charles
Stevenson sang 20, Promise Me as a re-
cessional march. The bride was escorted to
the altar by her father Mr.. Nicholas Henry,
ana was attended by her sister, Miss Elsie
BroWnSon Henry, as maid of honor, and
MISS Elsa X. SWEET. Miss Daisy Wright,
MSS Lillian Menaugh and Miss Jane Gray
Gardner as bridesmaids. Little Miss Fannie
ASH, niece of the bride. was flower girl.
The bride Wore white embroidered net over
ta1eta, made in princess style tulle
vel and a. wreath of orange blossoms and
bouquet of bride roses completed her be-
coming costume. he maid of honor wore
white net over Nile green taffeta elabo-
rately trimmed with lace. and she carried
bouquet of sweet peas and ferns. The
bridesmaids also wore gowns of white net
tne foundations being of white silk and
ME green satin grdles. Their bouquets
were of pink sweet peas, and they wore
Wreaths OF the same blossoms. The little
flower girl wore dainty frock of French
HdlnSOOk and carried a cluSter of wi ta
sweet peas. Mr. Halves had as his best
| man Mr.. Ira B. Dalrymple and the ushers
We're Mr.. Storer Hack, Mr.. Edward Evans,
MI Charles Butler and Mr.. Ward Fleharty
A reception followed at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs Nicholas
Henry OF Clifton street, before the de-
They will live at 314 Maryland avenue
northeast.
Mrs. Charles Shaler of INDIANAPOLIS IS
visiting her brother, Mr.. Harrison Stidham.
55ll Newark street, Cleveland Park for a
few days
Miss Charlotte Sewen Glenn and Mr.. John
d. McMulln of Philadelphia will be mar
ried at st. Adams Tuesday, June II, at
pm.
Mrs. Virginia NJ. Wiley has sent out cards
for the wedding of her daughter Virginia
and tlr., Howard Eldred Wilson Wednes-
day evening, June y, at ST. Marks Epfs-
The Misses Downing, Miss Louise Wea-
yer, Miss Clancy, Miss Fitch. Miss Field
Miss Danenhower, Miss Galbrath, Miss
Schofeld Miss Milton, Miss Knox, Miss
Eva Burrell, Mss Owens, Miss Schiff, Miss
Mnough, Miss Campbell. Miss Minor, Miss
Richardson and Miss Hatfield We're among
the Washington bellies at the graduating
ball last night at Annapolis.
Miss Louise Trier and Mr. Charles H
Quill!n of this city We're married at the
home of the bride in Baltimore by Rev. F.
p. Hennighausen. Mrs John Gerkn played
the wedding march. The bride was attired
In a handsome gown of white imported net
over taffeta silk. She was attended by Mrs.
w. Decker. Mr.. w. Decker was best man.
Miss Elsa Decker, niece of the bride, was
flower girl. After supper Mr.. and Mrs.
Quilln left on a wedding tour to Niagara
Falls. They will reside in Washington.
Mrs. Flora Adams Darling returned yes
terday from jamestown exposition. where
she has been since the opening. She will
return July l for the season and make
Williamsburg her point of interest, where
she will meet with the societies in which
she is interested.
Miss Edith Finch Of Columbia road and
her guest, Miss Bessie Dickman of New
York. are in Annapolis attending the ger
man and farewell hop. Miss Dickman's
brother is of the graduating class. They
leave Saturday for California.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Aspinwall will
close their house on 21st street today and
go to Bluemont Va, where they will
occupy the Brame cottage, which they
have rented for the season.
! At the home Of the bride, e2O 18th
street northwest. Miss Lena Sunny and
Mr. John w. McLane were married last
Power officiating. in the presence of rela-
tives and intimate friends. The decora-
lions were pleasing After congratulations
and refreshments Mr.. and Mrs. McLane
and will spend about ten days with
friends and relatives in Virginia.
Mrs. Henry Pearce of Providence, R. l..
entertained at luncheon yesterday for
the Swedish minister and Nine. de Lager
crantz. who have been travelling lately.
The present week they are the guests of
Mrs. David S. Baker at her palatial coun-
try house at Wexford, r. I.
quiet but pretty wedding took place
Wednesday evening, June 5. when Miss
Lulu Dittman was married to Mr.. John Ed
ward Biggs at the residence of the brides
parents. 1923 sth street northwest. The
bride wore white renaissance robe
over white chiffon and carried a shower
bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the
valley. Miss Henrietta Dittman, the only
sister of the bride. acted as bridesmaid,
and wore a becoming gown of French mus
lin with lace trimmings and pink ribbons
and carried pink roses. DR.. L. H. Lamb
was best man.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
w. H. Chapman, who thirty-two years ago
performed the marriage ceremony for the
brides parents. and was witnessed only by
the family and immediate relatives. The
couple received many handsome presents.
Miss Jessie " Bartlett of Topeka, Kan,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. G. w. Lange,
1917 Holmead place northwest, and will be
pleased to see her friends.
Miss Theresa Inez Kelly of Philadelphia
is visiting Miss Katharine Schmidt.
DR.. Arthur H. Kimball left last night to
take his family to bingham, Mass, where
they will spend the summer. The doctor ex-
poets to be gone about three weeks.
Capt. and Mrs Beach, No. 1911 H street.
have closed their house and returned to
New York for few days before going to
the country.
Miss Viola and Eta Lusby Of 1913 East
Capitol street gave o'clock tea and
farewell party to several members of the
Bliss Electrical School class of O7, namely
Messrs. Roy A. Farnsworth of New York
Louis Agnew of Pennsylvania, H Glenn
Raesley of Michigan, Samuel Patchett of
Maryland and ]. Herbert Brotbeck of Ten
nessee. Musical selections followed by