Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-11
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| elegant uIeSS OIL Wllitc Sdtlli, Nelieu III
| black lace.
| The drawing rooms have been elaborate
| ly decorated with palms. ferns and chrys-
anthemumS. and an orchestra will play
at the entrance of the bridal procession
and throughout the reception
Among the out-of-town guests here for
the event are Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hewitt of Louisville. Ky, parents of
the bridegroom: Miss Margaret Crow
tner, Miss Lillian Webb and Mrs. Her
man F. Bucker of Baltimore; Mrs. Will
| liam T. Wood of the City of Mexico.
sister of the groom, Mrs. Seth Barton
! French of New York. cousin of the
groom; Mrs. Walker Fearn, aunt of the
groom: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hooper of
New York and Mrs. Frank Maxcy of
| Maine.
The honeymoon journey will be north.
! and after December 1 the couple will
reside at 115 w. 22d street, Baltimore.
The Pleasure Seekers had the first of
| their fall meetings Thursday, November
| :. 1t was in the nature OF a straw rue
| to Brentwood. Nd. After an enjoyable
| ride a stop was made at the home of Mr..
and Mrs l.. Frisard, where bountiful
repast awaited them The table decora-
| tons were large yellow and white chrys-
anthemums, the colors being those OF
the club.
| The features of the evening were music
! and games Miss Dorothy Frisard and
| Mr.. Philip Macauley carried off the first
| honors. while Mrs. Frank Wurzbacher
| and Mr. Buddesheimer captured the
| BOBBY prizes After vote of thanks
10 the host and hostess the party re-
sumed the journey toward the city amid
| the blowing of horns and ringing of bells
| Those who participated In the moonlight
E. and j. Getz. C. Hutchinson, c. Resin
| GER Z. Buddesheimer of Baltimore
| Messrs. F. Reisinger. III. Buddesheimer
| H. Althoff P. Macauley and j. Doerr. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Wurzbacher chaperoned
| the party.
Mr. and Mrs. James Allen Gibbs golden
| wedding anniversary Will be celebrated
| at their residence. DAB North Capitol
street, by reception from to II O'Clock
! tomorrow evening.
Miss Elsa kimbal Sweet. daughter OF
| DR. and Mrs. Frederick Sweet. was mar
! red to Mr.. Ward w. F'leharty last night
avenue northeast. Owing to q recent
! death in her family only the relatives and
! a small number of close friends of the
couple attended the ceremony.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
| Herbert Scott Smith, rector of ST Mar
garet's Church. DR.. Robert Y. Sullivan
was best man and Miss Edith Clark
| Sweet, sister of the bride, maid of honor
! Miss Esther Price Sweet and Miss Rica
| Sweet, sisters of the bride; Misses Ethel
and Miss Jane Gardner and Miss Hattie
| Snow held white satin ribbons to form
| an aisle through which the bridal party
| passed to the bower of palms and chrys-
| anthemums at the end of the large draw
| ing room.
| Miss Elsa Virginia Grange and Master
| Frederick Sweet Grange, niece and
nephew of the bride. preceded the bridal
| couple and scattered flowers in their path.
The bride, who was given in marriage
father pmhr0ld.
cred crepe de chine, trimmed with honiton
| lace, incrusted with sea pearls and pearl
| bands. The gown was made directOire
and was embroidered in Japan. Her veil
was caught with orange blossoms, and
she carried a shower bouquet of orchids
and lilies of the valley. The maid of
honor wore opalescent silver gray chiffon
velvet, draped with lace, and carried a
| cluster of pink bridesmaid roses. Mrs.
Sweet wore a black lace costume. trim
| med with white lace, and wore a bouquet
of violets. Mrs F'leharty wore a gown
of pale gray silk, trimmed with white
| lace. Mrs. Grange of San Francisco. Cal,
sister of the bride. wore a mauve vel
vet gown, trimmed with white lace, and
carried bouquet of orchids.
At the close of the ceremony Mr..
| Charles Meyers sang tenor solo, "I'll
Be Faithful Til Death The wedding
march was played by Mrs. Julia Den
lnger.
Mr. and Mrs. Fleharty left at midnight
| for New York and a trip up the coast of
Maine. They will be at home after De-
cember ! at GJ3 Maryland avenue north
east remaining for few months and
then going west. The brides going-away
gown was a tailored English tweed, with
hat of felt and velvet.
The out-oftown guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Grange of San Francisco
Cal. and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Moss of
Annapolis.