Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-01

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ginia. whose Washington visit has been
succession of courteses from her friends.
Rev. Herbert s. Smith. rector Of st.
Margaret's Church, performed the mar
rage ceremony yesterday afternoon TOT
Miss Carrie Mcclellan and Capt. Harry
Greenleaf. Medical Corps. U. s. A. the
event taking place at the brides home,
the illness of her father. Mr.. Gales NC
Clellan making the event a quiet one'
limiting the company to the immediate
relatives OF the couple. There were no
other invitations.
Gen. and Mrs. Greenleaf. father and
mother of the bridegroom. came from san
francisco for the wedding Miss Cork
ran. the brides aunt. and the Misses NC
CIelIan. daughters of Gen. Mcclellan the
brides uncle. who is in the Phlippines;
were present. Palms and roses adorned
the parlor The attendants to the couple
we're Dr. Pipes. L. s. A. as best man and
Miss Lily Mcclellan. the brides sister
who was prettily dressed in pink null, as
bridesmaid. The bride was dalnt1ly put
richly dressed in embroidered Whlte cn Ill
fon. with trimmings of old lace. her
tulle veil was fastened with pearl orna-
ments A shower bouquet of lilies OF the
valley and roses finished lovely costume.
few personal friends came in before the
departure of the newly married couple for
New York They will go abroad for four
months, sailing tomorrow on the kroon-
land. and will live at Madison Barracks.
Cant Greenleafs new station. on their
return.
The tea given by Mrs. Curtis. wife of
Senator Curtis, yesterday afternoon to
honor Mrs. Ryan, wife Of Judge Ryan.
was a charming event. Mrs. and Miss
curtis had assisting them Mrs. Owen,
wife of Senator Owen; Mrs. Gore. wife of
Senator Gore: Mrs. Samuel Crawford,
Mrs. ]. B. Belt and Mrs. o. S. Dodge
Mrs Curtis wore a light gray crepe de
fon and Miss Curtis wore light pink crepe
and lace.
Mr. and Mrs. Larz Anderson gave a
large dinner last night
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moore have re-
| turned from Europe and are in New
| York.
Representative and Mrs. J. Van Vechten
OIcott had as dinner guests last night
Senator Brandegee. DR.. and Mrs. Ere
mont-Smith. Gen. Crozier. Mrs. Harlow,
Gale, Dr. and Mrs. Chatard. Mr.. and Mrs.
HILL Representative and Mrs. Burke.
Representative end Mrs. Weeks. Gen. and
Mrs. Sharp. Gen. and Mrs: Bell, Mr.
Charles H. Butler. Gen: and Mrs Foster,
Mr. and Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Richard But
ler Admiral ONeil, Mr.. Arthur Bates.
Miss Shaw, Capt. and Mrs. Beach and
Capt. Beachs sister-in-law and guest.
| Mrs Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calf welcomed a large
company last night at dance to mark
the first anniversary of the marriage or
their son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and
| Mrs. Cary Langhorne. who are leaving
| has been ordered. Spring blossoms
adorned the spacious halls and rooms and
| supper was served at small tables. The
| cool weather prevailing made dancing a
! delight. Some of the guests were: the
| Italian ambassador and Baroness Mayor
| des Planches, the Brazilian ambassador
| and Nine. Nabuco and Miss Nabuco, the
! Postmaster General and Mrs. Meyer. the
Misses Meyer Mr.. Justice Moody. the as
| sistant secretary Of war and Mrs. Oliver,
| the Misses Oliver, the assistant secretary
| of the navy and Mrs. Newberry and Miss
Newberry. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Cowles,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Glover, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Longworth, Repre-
sentative and Mrs olcott. Representative
Butler Ames. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Francis, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ellis, Mr..
and Mrs. Ward Thoron, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Westcott. Mr.: and Mrs: Pierre
Mr. and Mrs. Keep, Lieut.. and Mrs. Bull
mer Miss Foraker. Miss Jarvis. Miss In
gals of Cincinnatai. Miss Parker and
Miss Hoyt.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Rohrman at their
home, 1913 Sth street northeast, celebrated
their twentyfi:th wedding day April %.
! The rooms were beautifully decorated
| The silver presents were numerous and
costly. Refreshments were served and
musical selections were given. The guests
| included:
Scott. Mr. Cambell, Mr. McClain, Mr.
Ralph Bowen. Mr. and Mrs. John L..
Erect. Miss Olive A. Erect. Miss Ruth B.
Howell, Mr.. r. B. Buckley. Miss Emma
| Ashley, Mrs. Treits. Miss Allie Trefts.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Scheuch, Mr.. Frank
NJ. Buhdy. Miss N. H. Wagner. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Corner. Mr.. Charles Corner.
Miss Freda Corner. Mr.. Arthur B. Glib
son. Mr.. Everod N. H. Smith, Mr.. and
Ethel Dick. Miss Anna Weber. Mr.. and
Mrs. August Fl. Getz Mr. and Mrs August
H. Getz. jr. Miss Audrie Getz. Miss Helen
Dunn Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Monroe. Miss
Mr.. William E. Monroe. Mr. and Mrs
Peck. Mr.. w. S. Faulkner. Mrs. F. c.
Potts. Miss Rae Potts. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Schultz. Rev. and Mrs. c. P. Wiles.
Mr.. and Mrs: r: c. Cooley. Miss Mildred
Cooley Miss Mabel Allen. Mrs A. E. Will
son, Mr.. Hermann Wilson Mrs. R. n.
Comstock. Miss Lolita Brooks. Miss Lena
Brooks. Miss Anna Brooks. Miss Ethel
Brooks. Miss Lillian Brooks. Mr.. George
Rohrman, Mr.. Arthur Rohrman Mr. Har-
ry Rohrman. Miss Emma Rohrman and
Miss Florence ROhrman.
DR.. and Mrs Milton ]. Rosenau are en-
/ PERTAINING their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Nathan Rosenau of Philadelphia. They
will be at home informally on Saturday
| from to o'clock.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Kaufman of 631
! + street northwest have returned to the
city after pleasant stay in. Atlantic City.
Miss Mary Soretto Goldsmith daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Goldsmith of
| this city, and Mr.. James Edward Bullock
Of Chicago. formerly OF Washington, were
married at high noon Wednesday at st.
Stephens Church. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father s. Gibbons
Smythe. The bride wore a white. chiffon
princess gown trimmed with valenciennes
lace and carried a bouquet of lilies of the
valley and white roses. The young couple
will spend their honeymoon in New York
and will later make their home in Chi
cago. The brides travelling costume was
Of copenhagen blue cloth, with hat 20
match.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Lyons of Rut-
land. VT. are visitinging Mrs McCahill
at the WOOdley.