Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-23
HleXanOria S0cletp
Special Correspondence of The Star.

| ALEXANDRIA, Va, February % 1908
A beautiful wedding took place at GIL
| Cameron street Wednesday evening at
ESQ O'Clock, when Miss Eliza Armistead
| Selden Uhler, second daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Uhler, was married to Mr.
Thomas Anderson Sommers. formerly of
| Somerset. Va. but now of Baltimore. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Arthur
Selden Lloyd of New York city, an uncle
| of the bride Miss Leila Steiner played
the wedding music The rooms were very
simply decorated with smilax and the
ceremony was performed under bower OF
green leaves in the rear drawing room
The ribbons were held by little Miss Eliz-
| abeth Boothe and Master Edward Oliver
| cousins Of the bride. The pride eHteieu
| the parlor with her father. She was
gowned in trained princess dress of SOFT
| white silk made on modified empire lines
| with a bertha of brussels race Nc
| tulle veil which was fastened unaer
| circlet of orange blossoms, Tell 10 the ielii
| Of her gown and she carried cluster Vi
| white carnations, valley lilies and Terms
| Her only attendant was her sister. Ml'H
| Rebecca Lloyd Uhler. who wore an EN-
pre gown of pale pink silk with motlIs
of white lace and chlHon OF
| shade of pink. She wore pink pro 'ol
paradise plume in her hair and carried
| cluster Of pink carnations and Terms tieI
with pink tule. The groom was dtteiioeu
| by Mr. Charles Calvert SmoOt as pest
man After the ceremony q reception
was held. the bride and groom being as
sisted in receiving by the brides mother.
who was gowned in black spangleo me-
| over taffeta, with a corsage bouquet VI
yiolets. Later in the evening Mr.. ana
| Mrs. Sommers left for their bridal trip.
| Mrs. Sommers wearing tailored SUIT ol
| dark blue broadcloth with hat TO match
They will live in Baltimore for the present
| In the company who Witnessed the ceie
mony were Mrs. Thomas Sommers OF
| Somerset mother of the bridegroom; MI
| John LLOYD Uhler of Pittsburg. brother OF
| the bride; Miss Mary Lloyd and MIR. john
| LLOYD of New York and Mr.. Hubbard
| Lloyd of the Episcopal Theological SEM
mary.
The Senior Euchre Club was entertained
Wednesday evening by DR.. and Mrs.
Hugh Mcclure at their home. on South
Washington street. Miss Marian BRYANT
and Miss Bessie Jones kept score L lie
members playing were Mr.. and MIS-. I-au-'
renee Staber. Mr.. and Mrs. William ).
Roothe. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel q. Brent,
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll w. Ashby. Mr.. and
Mrs. William B. Smoot. Mr. and MIS- EN-
NETT c.. Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs Richarc
Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. George S. French,
Mrs. T. Marshall Jones, Mrs. William Il.
Daingerfield and Mr.. Henry Wattles. The
guests of the club were MIR. and Mrs.
Gardner Lloyd Boothe, Mrs Louis 5.
Scott. Miss Nellie Watties' Miss Rose
Macdonald Miss Elizabeth Potts. Miss
Helen Holohan of Lancaster. Pa, and
Judge j. X NJ. Norton. The prizes We're
won by Mrs w. ]. Boothe, Miss Holohan,
Mr. Dunn and Mr. Gardner Boothe.
The Junior Euchre Club met Thursday
evening at the home of Miss Laura
Danenhower on King street. The guests
present were Miss Beatrice Darnelle of
Memphis Tenn; Miss Anita Abbott of
washington. Miss Mildred Foster. Miss
Annie Murphy. Messrs. Page Waller and
William Leadbeater.
The members present were: Miss George
French. Miss Jean Brent. Miss Kate
Mary Phillips. Miss Clarence Snowden,
Miss Mary Snowden. Miss Rebecca Uhler,
Miss Beall Daingerfield. Miss Hattie
Douglas and Miss Ellen Fawcett: DR..
Ashton Windsor Snowden. Dangerfield.
Harry Beverley. Charles Barrett, James
Douglas, Henry O'Bannon Cooper. Milton
French, Gwyn Dent, Magruder Dent,
Marshall Jones. Charles c. Smoot, Wilmer
Waller and Wallace Lindsey.
The Duplicate Bridge Club met Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Louis
S. Scott on North Washington street.
The ladies playing were Mrs. L. Marshall
Jones, Mrs. William j. Boothe, jr.: Mrs
Thomas w. Robinson, Mrs Carroll W.
Ashby Mrs. David Janney Howell. Mrs
Samuel G. Brent and Mrs. Louis C. Bar
ley.
luncheon was given yesterday in
Alexandria by Mr. and Mrs w. F.. Jacob
son of the Colonial. Among the guests
were Messrs. F. G. Annabel and T.
Garlock of Nottingham. England; w
Ramsee of Dundee and j. Bell of GIas-
cow, Scotland: w. Garlock of Buffalo, n
Y. Mrs S. III. Jacobsen. Mrs. James,
Mrs /. w. Colman. Mrs S. Sorrell Mrs
L. Sorrell and Mrs. Nevilles of Wash
ington. d. c. The dining room and par
lor were decorated in national and in
ternational coIors.
Miss Hattie Douglas entertained the
Euohre Club. of which she is a member
Wednesday afternoon at her home, 9l3
Cameron street. The young ladies who
attended were Miss Eva Dent, Miss Mary |
Dent. Miss George French. Miss Mary
Phillips. Miss Mildred Foster. Miss Annie |
Murphy. Miss Clarence Snowden. Miss |
Beatrice Darnelle of Memphis. Tenn; Miss
Helen Holohan of Lancaster. Pa; Miss |
Matte Herbert, Miss Bessie Jones. Miss |
Marion Bryant, Miss Laura Danenhower |