Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-21

The marriage of Miss Minona Dunn,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w
Dunn, to Mr.. Alden Smoot last evening
at the family residence on 10Th street
was beautiful event, at which there
assisted only Il family party. reception
followed the ceremony. when a large
, number of friends enjoyed the hospitality
and had a view of the fine collection Of
presents made the bride. The house was
profuSelS decorated, white roses and vines
adorning7 the drawing room, where the
couple stood for the ceremony under a
floral bower. and pink and white chrysan-
themumS were in the staircase hall and
dining room. The attractive and youthful
bride came downstairs with her father
and was attended by Mrs Harold Rel
singer. matron of honor: Miss Elizabeth
Dom, her sister. maid of honor, and Miss
Julia Smoot, sister of the bridegroom,
bridesmaid.
The bridal toilet was an empire dress
of princess lace made over chiffon and
satin, a tulle veil and orange blossoms
and a shower bouquet of roses and lilies
of the valley. The matron of honor
wore a trained dress Of cream-tinted lace,
and the bridesmaids We're dressed alike in
light blue peau de cygne. All three at
tendants carried pink chrysanthemums.
Mr.. Francis LIE Baron Smoot was best
man for his brother
Rev. DR.. Herbert Scott Smith per
formed the ceremony. The bride s
and black chiffon and princess lace, and
Mrs John ID. Smoot the bridegroom s
mother, wore an embroidered black crepe
de chine
Mr. and Mrs. Smoot left last night for
a wedding trip and when they return TO
town will live at the Blenheim. The
brides going away dress was cloth
suit in elephant gray. with touches of
old rose in the trimming Of her gray hat.
Rev. c. F. Stealey otiiciated at the mar
rage Yesterday at the West Washington
Baptist Church of Miss Lila Twyman and
Mr.. Edward Randolph Hodges The bride
was attended by Miss n. Blanche wager
OF I-uray. Va, maid OF honor, and Miss
Mary Dean of this city bridesmaid. Mr..
Joseph r. Twyman. brother OF the bride
groom, was the best man, and Mr.. Jesse
II. Arnold and DR.. y. S Weaver were
ushers. The bride wore u travelling gown
of brown brOadcloth with brown hat
trimmed with plumeS. and carried bride
roses. The maid of honor wore a pOngee
silk trimmed with lace, with hat of the
same shade. She carried armful of
yellow chrySanthemumS. Miss Dean wore
brown silk with a brown hat. and carried
yellow chrYSanthemums. The couple left
Immediately for their wedding trip and
will be at home after November / AT the
Hotel Woodward in New York, where
they Will reside.
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II. Heyl, will be among the debutantes
of the coming season.
At Vienna Sunday the hosuitable home
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Mooreland was
the rendezvous of jolly party who spent
an enjoyable day in visiting and chestnut
hunting. Among the guests We're Mrs.
Berry and her sister. Mrs. Carrie Brad
field. and her daughter Lillian Miss Mary
Barnes. Mr. Welhy Mooreland. Mr.. f. Il.
Sharp. all of Washington and Mr.. Morti-
mer {. tombstone of Hyattsville, Md
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Rudy celebrat-
ed their fifteenth wedding anniversary
Monday evening, October ~. at their home
on LIST street by a card party. The prizes
were won by Mr. Byron Turner. Mr.. D.
Radcliffe. Mr. Causey. Mrs. y. +. Norman.
Miss Allie Martin and Mrs Amazeen. The
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Causey Mr.
and Mrs. d. Radcliff. Mr.. and Mrs How
ard Moran, Mr.. ard Mrs n F. Norman
Mr.. and Mrs. -imaZeen, Miss f. Baldwin
and Miss Allie Martin. The house and
table decoration was of white anG violet
cosmos. Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy received
many handsome gifts OF cut glass
Mrs Nettie Beach and Miss Tena Nett
zey OF 1749 18th street have returned and
are now located at the Vernon. 1774 u
street northwest
Mrs. Pierre Lorillard Ronalds of Lon
don arrived here Tuesday afternoon and
Is the guest OF Mrs. Richard Townsend