Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-16

mony will be at noon Saturday, Deem
! Der i, in the First Presbyterian Church,
Greensburg, Pa. The wedding breakfast
| will follow at 1890 at the home of Mrs.
| Moore, 216 West Otterman street. At
| home cards for the couple are inclosed.
They will be at 23O Riverside drive, New
| York city. after January 1.
Saturday afternoon last at the brides
| home Leslie Courts. 131th street and
Broadway, New York, Miss Ruth Barnet
was married to Lieut. Col George Rich
ards. assistant paymaster, United States
| Marine Corps now stationed at headquar-
tiers, Washington, d. &.
Mrs. John Richie, jr., returned Satur-
| day from Norfolk, Va, after attending
the wedding of her sister, Miss kensett,
to Mr. E. NJ. Daniel, son of Senator John
w. Daniel of Lynchburg,, Va.
The British minister and Mrs. Bryce
went yesterday, with Mr.. Robert Ogden
Of New York. in his private car for Tus-
kegee. Ala, to remain until Wednesday.
Sir Henry Hamilton Johnston. who has
been a guest at the embassy for some
time, accompanied them. Their other
guest, DR.. Shadwell of Oxford, has gone
to Canada.
Miss Marie Antoinette Aldrich, the
debutante daughter of former Represent
ative and Mrs Truman Aidrich, will
spend this week with Mrs. Joseph Jones,
honor at a hotel Thursday. Mrs Jones
Will give luncheon for Miss Aldrich
Wednesday. Miss Aldrich will make her
debut here next month.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F. Walsh are
expected here today on visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Mclean, preparatory to
opening their own home. .
Mr. Frederick Townsend Martin, SO we'll
known here, has issued 1 100 invitations
for reception in the ballroom of the
Plaza, New York, November ~, which
will be the first of his entertainments this
winter. He has asked members of So
stage. and Miss Billie Burke will recite
and Miss Alexandra Carlisle and Mr..
Joseph Coyne will be present. This
| ception will be similar to several which
he gave In London last summer. Mr..
Martin had his nephew and niece, Lord
| and Lady Craven: his brothern-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Martin and
others Of his friends to meet actors and
actresses.
ding took place Saturday afternoon in the
| library Of Calvary Baptist Church. when
Miss Maude Livingston James became the
| wife Of Mr.. James w. Dorsey. the Rev.
| oohidCt II. oIScLc OLiCldtluS. he couple,
| both unattended. entered the library to
| the strains of Lohengrin, played by Miss
Hallam.
The bride. who is a strikingly pretty
girl of the blond type, wore a travelling
suit of dregS of wine chiffon broadcloth
with plumed hat to match. She carried a
| shower bouquet of brides roses.
| Among those who witnessed the cere-
mony were Mrs. Blanche NJ. Riley and
Master Cloyd Riley of Virginia, aunt and
| cOnSin of the bride MrS VioL Of
Fredericksburg. Va, sister of the groom
Mr.. Walter Dorsey of Baltimore brother
| of the groom; Miss Fife Moran. Mr.. Mer-
ton Megby and Mr.. Harold Paxton. all Of
Virginia; Mr.. j. G.. Beacham of Cleveland
Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sherwood, the
Misses Hazel and May Rock, B. McDou-
gal, Olive Haines. Mrs. Mcknight and Mr.
F. Baden. The presents received by the
| couple were many and beautiful.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey who are both de-
scended from old Virginia families, left
| Immediately after, the ceremony amid
showers OF rice for short trip to their
old family homesteads in Virginia. They
will be at home to their friends after De-
cember 1 at GA Westminster street north
| west
Mrs, w. F.. Dennis of stoneleigh Court
and her daughter. Miss Wyndham Rosser
| are going to New York tomorrow to spend
| the week and to accept the hospital ties
of a number of friends. Miss Wyndham
Rosser. whose debut will be an event OF
| early December, has but recently come on
from visiting her relatives in central
Kentucky. with whom she spent the au-
| tumn. She is noticeabsy handsome
young girl. Miss Tebbetts Cardwell, her
cousin. of Kentucky will spend most OF
| the winter here with Mrs. Dennis
| Invitations are out for the debut tea
for Miss HoWry. daughter of Justice and
Mrs Howry. Saturday, December ). ) to
| z, at ITO 1 street
| The debut of Miss Mary Humes Sayres
| of Philadelphia will be marked today by
a luncheon at the Acorn Club, when the
debutanteS of the season, about forty
| two in number, will be present.
| Col. Mrs and Miss Wood are guests
OF friends in New York city. Miss Wood
roe with Capt Arthur Conklin of the
| Artillery Corps and Mrs. Conkln.
| Col. and Mrs. Wood. with Miss Wood.
We're away greater part of the early
| points of interest. Canada and the middle
western states. They will return for TIL.
! winter to their apartment in the Far
ragut.
The marriage of Miss Matte Brightwell
Darnall and Mr.. David E. Wilson of this
city took place at the Church of the
Ascension. Baltimore, Md. Saturday,
November 1T, AT = pm Inc feN. RoDert
S. COPELAND officiated.
Mrs. Theodore l.. Holbrook and Miss
Holbrook. 3141 Highland avenue, Cleve-
land Park. will be at home the remaining
Wednesdays in November.
Gov. and Mrs. Hoke Smith of Georgia
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Mary Brent to Mr.. Ronald Ransom
the marriage to take place December 10
at the executive mansion at Atlanta.
Apropos of the recently announced en-
gagement of Miss Eliza beth Gilmore Fer
guson of Washington and Newport
daughter of Col. T. r. Ferguson. formerly
United States minister to Sweden, to DR..
Edwin Allen Locke OF Boston. a Boston
paper says: Miss Ferguson's maternal
grandfather was the late Gov. Swami OF
Maryland. while through her father she
is a member of old Charleston. S. c.,
family. her entire family connection being
among the most important in this country
Mrs. PembeIton Hare Powell of Newport
and Mrs. William Neal Hughes. formerly
Miss GWendoyn Whipple. whose mar
rage to Passed Assistant Paymaster
Hughes. U.SN.. in September was one of
the leading social events of the Newport
season, are her first cousins. DR.. Locke
is one of the rising young physicians of
Boston. The marriage will take place
on December = in Washington. After
honeymoon trip the couple will make
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