Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-12

were OF yellow net in narrow tuckS and
touch Of black outlined the edges of
PACK picture hats were trimmed with
black plumes and each carried an arm
| fui of yellow chrysanthemums tied with
| yellow gauze ribbons. Each wore the
brides souvenir. gold brooch set with
q large topaz. the stone OF November.
Mrs. Granger wore a silver gray SATIN
| lace.
Mrs Holt, mother OF the bridegroom,
was richly dressed in pearl gray satin and
duchesse lace. and her niece. Miss Julia
Emory OF Kent county, Md. wore a cream
lace over silk The dining room was
beauty roses. and before the bride went
upstairs to prepare for her wedding jour-
ney she cut the huge wedding cake with
the bridegroom's sword. There were SOU
venir boxes Of wedding cake given the
guests as they left the house.
| Paymaster and Mrs. Holt left later for
their honeymoon journey. the brides go
flng-aWay costume being of taupe broad
cloth, with a hat to match and chinchilla
furs. The couple will be at home Thurs
days In January at Florence Court.
Among the out-of-town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Dix Benson of New
York, Mrs. G.. G. Guthrie OF Passaic, n.
J.; Mr.. and Mrs B. 8. Mitchell, Mr.. and
J Mrs. Frank Marcellus OF Passaic, N j.:
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Carter OF New York,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. McGrath of Phila-
delphia, Mrs. Garetson and Miss Garrett
son Of New York. Mr.. Siddell and Mr..
| Tflghman of New York. Mrs. X. l.. Gilbert
Of New York. and Assistant Surgeon Pc
dro de Ffngineare, U.S.N., cousin of the
bridegroom. of Maryland.
Others present were the minister or
Nicaragua and Mime. Corea. Consul Cen
| eral and Mrs Wynne, DR.. and Mrs. Bar
| RE, Miss Barrie, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
| Kaufman. DR.. and Mrs. ]. c. Simpson,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Crawford, Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Kaufman, Mrs. I. c. Noyes,
| Miss Ruth Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Moses. Mr. and Mrs Maury Dove jr..
| Miss Dove. Mr.. and Mrs. Mearns. Lieut..
and Mrs. Sellers. Mr.. r. NJ. Kaufman.
Mrs. briggs, Mrs. Eddy. Mrs. Somers. the
Misses Rouss of Baltimore. Mrs c; L.
Davis Mr.. and Mrs. Ennels Waggaman.
| Miss Barry. Miss Anna Portner. Miss
Katherine Clabaugh Miss Amelia Prison.
| Miss briggs, Miss Church. Miss Mallory
field, Miss Georgia Knox, Miss Winifred
Davis. Miss Hume. Miss Perie Anderson
and Miss Francis Hough.
Miss Mabel Riser entertained the men,
bers Of the kapitoltonians Tuesday even
ing at her residence in Brookland. D. c.
After refreshments were served the
guests INDUCED in dancing until late
hour. Miss Jessie Weyrich was admitted
to the club. The following members were
present:
Misses Reta Carr. Ida Kuhner, Nina
Further, Florence Graves. Bertha Toncre.
Walter NARROW, James Owens. Carl Rath-
Won and Wilson Baker. The club will
give dance next Friday evening at 1917
r street northwest.
Mrs. Samuel Nelson Barker. principal of
Chevy Chase College, will be the hostess
at a dance tomorrow evening in honor OF
the young ladies Of the institution.
The confirmation of Master Leon Nus
baum will take place at the Sth street
Temple Saturday. November IA. Mr.. and
Mrs Nusbaum. his parents, will receive
in his honor at 3131 NJ street Sunday,
November To- from to 10 p. M
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur a. Birney have
issued invitations for the wedding recep-
ton Of their daughter. Edith Stockton.
and DR.. F. Marion Barker. Tuesday even
ing. November "a. from $50 to 10 o'clock,
at 1916 22d street.
1.-The Crescents' have issued cards for
their second dance Of the season to be
1917 r street. The committee In charge
of arrangements Is composed of Joseph
w. McKericher, Elmer c. Wood. Myron
Taylor. Forrest c. Pendleton and Laird
l.. Neal.
The assistant secretary of war and
Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver will shortly en-
terrain at dinner for the Secretary Of
War and Mrs. Wright. Miss Oliver left
yesterday to visit Capt and Mrs. Guy
V. Henry at West Point.
The celebration of the birthday of the
here eliminated last night in dinner
party with the entire membership Of the
embassy staff present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley are here
to superintend the furnishing of their
splendid new home on Dupont circle, the
preliminaries of which have just begun
Miss Margaret Barr gave a tea yester-
day afternoon for Miss Bonney of New
York who is Miss shuey.'s house guest.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Collie. ST., at 1870 9Th street northwest.
was beautifully decorated last Wednesday
evening for the wedding of their daughter
Mamie to Mr.. Charles b. Homer son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Firman r. Horner of
Brookland. D. c. The parlor alcove, in
Rev. E. E. Marshall Of the North Capitol
NJ. E. Church, was banked with palms
and ferns and white chrysanthemums,
while the color scheme of the dining room
was carried out in pink clrysanthemums
and pink roses. The bridegroom and his
best man. Mr.. Charles Hanna, entered the
parlor and awaited the bride, who, pre-
ceded by her maid Of honor, Miss Marcia
HOrner. wearing most becoming gown
of pea green silk. trimmed with valen-
ciennes lace and carrying bridesmaid
roses, was escorted and given away by
her father. The wedding dress was a
beautiful original design of white liberty
satin and made a charming picture of the
petite bride. who carried handsome bOu-
quet of white roses. Only the immediate
families of the couple witnessed the cere-
mony. and the invitations to the recep-
ton which followed were limited to near
relatives and close friends. but a very
large number of elegant gifts were re-
candelabra from the Phunny Phellows
Club of Brookland, of which Mr. Horner
is member. At the close Of the recep-
ton Mr.. and Mrs. Horner started on their
wedding journey, accompanied to the
Union station by delegation of the P
p. c. and a number of young friends, who
saw that a little more than the usual
amount of rice and old shoes was duly adj
ministered. The brides going-away cos
with hat to match. The bridal tour will
include trip to Savannah by sea, and
from there by rail to various points of
interest in Florida, and after December
Mr.. and Mrs. Horner will be at home to
their friends at the Montgomery, North
Capitol and NJ streets.
Miss Margaret Loughran and Miss
Mabel E. Tally have gone to Fort Wood
New York, to visit Mrs. D. j. Carr. wife
of Capt. d. j. Carr and sister of the latter
Mrs. Theodore L. Holbrook of Cleveland
Park will give a tea this afternoon at
the Highlands. when she will present her
daughter, Miss Holbrook. and her niece,
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