Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-16

inc marriage took place. having Oeen
transformed into a bower with masses
OF fern and trailing vines. Roses and
syringa blossoms were also used IN the
decoration of the rooms. After the I'M.
pressive ceremony which was performed
by Rev. Father Gleason. chaplain OF the
flagship Connecticut. a collation. was
ser> ed. the bride following the TRADITIONAL
custom of cutting the cake with the
groom's sword.
The bride wore a becoming travelling
wit, embroidered f1let bands and touches
of pale blue. Her only ornament was
a family heirloom. necklace OF quaint
and beautiful design. She carried an
ivoryJbound prayer book. one OF her we'd
ding gifts. from which the service was
read Miss Edwards was gowned IN blue
silk null and carried an armful OF pink
carnations. Mrs. Kennedy wore cham
payne silk and carried red roses. The
groom and his best man were in full dress
uniform. as were Maj Kennedy. L. S. A..
and Ensign Bruce Lovingston Canaga,
also member with the groom and En-
sign Culp of the class OF O5 at the Naval
Academy. The bridal couple left the Pre-
sidio in automobile amid shower
of rice and good wishes. After short
honeymoon trip through the Yosemite
valley they will go to the Bremerton
navy yard where the groom Will Join his
ship. the United States steamship Wis
consin. to which he was recently attached
Cards are out for dance Tuesday
night, May 10, by the Merrymakers Club
The French ambassador and Nine. Jus
serand entertained at dinner last evening
the Secretary of Commerce and Labor
and Mrs Straus. Senator and Mrs Dsl-
liver. Nine. Nabuco. wife of the Bra
lillian ambassador: the Cuban minister
and Nine. Quesada, the minister from
Argentina and Nine. Portela, Judge Gray
of Delaware Senator Calvert of France,
Mr.. Bernier of France. Commander and
Mrs Irwin. Mrs. Mccartney. Miss Board
rotary of the treasury. Mr.. Reynolds;
Viscount de Chambrun. viscount and Wis
countess de Martel and Viscount de Saint
Phalle OF the French embassy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Wolcott en-
tertained at dinner last evening in honor
of the British ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Field Of New York
are the guests of their sisters the Misses
Cohen of the Cliffbourne, 1855 Calvert
street. They will be at home to their
friends tomorrow.
Mrs. La Fetra will entertain at dinner
this evening Bishop and Mrs. Frank W.
Warne of India. Rev. Godsill F. Arms and
Mrs. Ira II. La Fetra of South America,
Rev. and Mrs. John NJ. Springer of Africa.
Mrs. G.. D. Hendricks.
Master Laurence Abbott and James
Wineberger of Chllum. Md. are spend
ing a few days with their cousin, Master
Carlton F. Howell of Petworth. d. &.
Mrs. Carriers annual hospitality for the
senior class Of Trinity College. of which
institution she is the president of the
board of trustees, was gala event yes
terday to the attractive young women. the
special guests. the junior class at Trinity
and the senior classes at the Georgetown
and Catholic universities. as well as few
pany spent very happy hour or two to-
gether at the Carter home on 18th street.
Senator Carter joining the party after 5
o'clock and assisting the hostess and their
young sons in entertaining the guests.
Mrs. Hillyer Mrs. Arthur Wallace Dunn.
Mrs. Britt, Mrs. Avery and Miss Dorsey
were also in the receiving party. as was
Mrs. Toomey during the first hour. The
latter, who has been staying a few days
with Mrs. Carter. left for her home during
the afternoon.
Mrs Allyn X. Capron has postponed in
definitely the musical tea which was to
fund.
Mr.. Thomas C. Taylor was called home
Monday. owing to the sudden death Of
his brother, Capt. Addison A. Taylor, Of
Cambridge. Ohio. Capt. Taylor had many
friends in Washington.
Mrs William Jones Rhees and daughter
Miss Flora G. Rhees, have returned from
Europe and are now at 176O Q street
for a month before occupying their home
on Columbia road.