The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-23
Daughter of Mrs. Eva Kilkoff
Married TO Western Man
at Sacred Heart.
MRS. LONGWORTH
is IN CINCINNATI
viii Remain Away Until Election
Day-Miss Blackwell Is Welded
Notes of Society.

A pretty wedding took place last
evening AT o o'clock in tie Shrine O.
the Sacred Heart, when Miss Dorothy
KilkOE. daughter Of Mrs Eva kilkoh.
and the late J. Godfrey KiIkon, OF De
land. Fla, became the bride OF T. John
Butler, Of Kansas.
The church was tastefullv decorated
with a profusion Of palms and preced-
ing TIE entrance Of the bridal. party,
Miss O'To0le, the Organist OF the
church. played the following music.
Evening star .-Tannhauser;- To a
Wild Rose Mcdowell, Spring Song"
AIendelssOnn; '-Serenade." Schubert
The Rev. II. T. Foley, OF 81 PauTs.
Baltimore, was the officiating clergy
man. assisted by the Rev. Joseph Nc
Gee, pastor OF the church, and his as
sIstant, TIN Lev John E-ckinrOde-
Miss KiIkoff. who was escorted 10 the
altar by ner unIe, George A. Drake,
OF Deland, Fla, was attended By
Mas Lena NJ Richardson as maid OF
honor. The bridal costume was a nodi-
ned dIrecIOIre gown OF white messaIine
satin, with the yoke OF rose point lace
heavily embroidered in seed pearls, and
a long court train. depending from the
back and catching the wide sash which
tied at the right side The long nous
QueJaIre sleeves were caught AT inter
yalS Of an inch. down the length BIZ
DISKS Of the satin The long tulle veil
was arranged with q cOrOueL Of orange
blossoms and the bridal bouquet was =
shower Of Bride roses and lilies Of the
valley
pink silk crepe mOusseliue made empire
with q IuI train caught az The back
with a handsome brilliant buckle, and
[ the bodlce deliberately trimmed with
Renaissance lace and small ornaments
OF Drlllauts- She carried an aruful OF
pale pink and white chry sauJhemUms.
= Godfrey Dreka. cousin Of the bride
! acted as best man for Mr. Butler. and
preceded the bridal party 10 the altar.
were Dr. Charles A. Harrison. Fred ".
Steckmanr Frank BerEin, and f. ID.
Morgan FOwle.
Immediately after the ceremony at the
church q reception for the bridal party.
4 relatives. and a few intimate friends
was held in The home or the bride on
( Eighteenth street and Park road
} Inc house was p-etJily decorated with
I palms. Southern srlilaN. Florida moss,
3 star clemaris. and other blossoms. sent
from Florida for the occasion
( Mrs hIkJn received the guests wear
/ ing q handsome empire gown OF gray
1 mesS4line satin. trimmed with irish
I point lace. ana small LOQUe OF black
/ lace, Jet and silk Ms George A.
Dreka, who assisted her wore Old rose
| msssaline satin made direcrOire, and
Z trimmed with rose point lace. She wore
I a large picture ha- Of black velvet and
plumes-
I Later in the evening. Mr. and Mrs
I Butler left Tor a Southern bridal trip,
/ Mrs Butler wearing a handsome tailor
/ ed costume OF dark blue broadcIoth,
I OF black panne velvet trimmed with
/ plurnes and aigreUes-
/ Upon their return 10 Washington they
/ Park road.
Among the out-of-tovn guests at he
I wedding were Mr- and Mrs George A
; Drekas Of Deland, Fla Mr.. ana Mrs.
! J. ". kiIkOff. Mr. and Nrs. T. W P0~-
( ter. all Of Philadelphia Mrs J. "
/. Flick. Of New York Nr- and Mrs F.
+ c. Mantz- Ms George Mantz. the
( Misses Foley, and George DonohUe, all
! Counselor Of the Brazilian embassy.
{ GurEel do Amaral, has returned 10
/ he went 70 attend the wedding OF Miss
/ Lucretia lie Bourgeois 10 Captain Van
l Horn, I. =. A.. which took place in the
home OF ar and Mrs Herbert WadS-
worth, uncle and aunt Of the bride.
/ Mrs. Rotert Treat Paine. IT.. OF Bos-
ton AND her two children are the guests
OF Ter father William r NIaJrinEly- IN
his home on II street Mrs Paine was
formerly Miss Marie MattinSly-
/ The marriage Of Miss Edna Donald
son, daughter Of 2lr- and AIRS William
! a Donaldson. OF 800 . street 10 J.
! Forney Donaldson. VIII take place i'm
the home OF the brides parents W,riues-
CaE. NOveUibe-- l. The ceremony viii ba
attended by n small party Of relatives.
but q reception VIII follow to which a
large number of friends have been in
ivited-
/ George Agnew Chamberlain. consul AZ
I Peruambuco, Brazil, Is the zuesr Of
Major and Mrs Hehry ROmeyn, in their
4 home, on = street
Mr.. and Mrs John TTeston Granger
have issued invitations TO the marriage
OF their daughter. Eleanor, to Felix
] Renouf Holt. Pay Corps. L. 8. n.
/ Wednesday afternoon. November i. at
4 O'Clock, at ISIS Connecticut avenue.
Mrs Nicholas LouCworth has return
ed 20 Cincinnati 70 remain until cleo
open her house on Eighteenth street
for the winter.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Arnold Hague. OF Wash
iuEton. are spending a few days in
New York
TIE board OF lady managers Of the
Episcopal Eye. Ear. and Throat Hos
pitaI viii he ct home tomorrow from
I TO s o'clock, at the hospital, 1itI Fiji
tceuth street Mrs Charles r. Buck,
president Of the board. win he assist
ed in receiving by other members, rep
resenting each parish in the city.
.IGIRL SAVES FAMILY