Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-23
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MARRIAGE TONIGHT OF MISS
LEWIS AND MR.. BAKER.
Church Ceremony Will Be Followed
by RecePtion-A Sandy Spring
Event-Notes.

Wheeler Lewis and Mr. Daniel w Baker.
United States District attorney for Wash
1ngton. The brides attendants will in
clude her sister, Miss Marie Lewis as
maid of honor and Miss JAMIE Bourke and
Miss Mollie Bourke of Towson, Md; Miss
Grace Duncan Of Lutherville, Md: Miss
Lucy Edmonston of Washington, Miss
Frances De Shields of Prince George
county. Md, and Miss Marguerite Lewis
as bridesmaids The ushers will be Mr..
j. Spalding Flannery, Mr. Ross Perry and
Mr.. Stuart Mcnamara of Washington:
Mr.: NJ. w. Sullivan of Elmira. n Y: Mr.
william j. Baker, jr.. of Baltimore and
Mr.. Holmes Baker Of Frederick Md Mr..
A. H. Baker, brother of the bridegroom,
Will be best man. A reception will follow
at the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Lewis at Clarksburg, before the depart
ure or the couple for honeymoon jour
and early fall at Germantown, Md, where
Mr.. Baker has a home. and will come to
this city for the winter months.
Bentley and Mr.. Francis Pole Robson
TOOK place Saturday evening last at
Bloomfield. Sandy Spring. Md, the home
OF the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward n. Bentley. The ceremony was that
Of the Episcopal Church. Rev. Mr. Laf-
ferty Officiating. To a wedding march
rendered on piano and violin by the
Misses Edith Shoemaker and Miriam
Snowden. the bride. groom and their at
PENDANTS proceeded to an elevation on the
lawn, where the minister awaited them at
beautifully adorned improvised altar.
The bride. strikingly handsome brunette
was given away by her father. and she
was attired in white satin and duchess
lace. with veil and orange blossoms. Her
bouquet was composed of roses and lilies
Of the valley. The bridesmaids. Misses
Florence and Mildred H. Bentley, Faith
Farquhar and Bartella Dorrance of Sandy
Spring. Misses, Gertrude Mccormick OF
Farmville, Va, sand Miss Marian Zevely
| of New York. wore pale green mousseline
| and carried daisies. The matron of honor
Mrs. Malcolm Farquhar, a bride of three
| weeks. wore her wedding dress of satin
and chiffon and carried pink roses.
]. Hilles Robson was best man and the
| ushers were Maurice L. and Richard T
Bentley. William ]. Thomas. Joseph Bond
Richard Landslide and Robert Duck
Nearly 200 guests were present. most OF
them from Sandy Spring and vicinity
Those from distance were Mrs. Edward
Leadbeater. Misses Hannah. Elma and
Annie Chandlee and Miss Susan Fawcet,
of Alexandria. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r
Walker and Miss Cornelia n. Walker OF
Lippincott of Atlantic City, Mrs. Frederic
J. Kimball Mr.. and Mrs William Wright
Miss Frances Wright. Edward n. Wright
Mr.. and Mrs. Hinchman Of Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Louis Bentley, Mr.
and Mrs. William A. Dixon. Mr.. and Mrs
Walker of Baltimore: Mr.. and Mrs
George B. and Carol NJ. Farquhar, Miss
Augusta n. Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Stabler of Washington; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Clifton Thomas of Woodside,
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robson left in an automo-
bile for Washington late in the evening.
and they expect to spend their honeymoon
at Monterey before going to housekeeping
near Bloomfield. the old Bentley home
stead and birthplace of the brides father
and grandfather. as we'll as of Frederic L.
Moore of Washington whose mother was
Miss Mary Thomas Bentley.
Mr. A. McCreary and Mrs. Nc
Creary. with Alvin McCreary Brown, sail
Wednesday for Panama.
Maj. David D. Porter. T. S. NJ. c.. en-
tertained at dinner in the Metropolitan
Club last evening his best man. Col. Wal
Ter. and his ushers, Col. Frank L. Denny.
Col. Laucheimer, Lieut.. Col. Charles L.
Mccawley. Capt. Hooker. Lieut.. Com
ter. Capt. Philip Brown and Mr. Clary
Ray. The marriage of Miss Mattingly
and Maj. Porter will take place tomorrow
afternoon at $50 at St. Johns Church.
..mong June guests at Coombe Edge,
Monterey. Pa. are Mrs. NJ. H. Ella, Mrs.
W. P. Edwards, Mrs. J. D. Fuller Miss
Jennie Doolittle, Miss Hortense Cook
and Miss Elizabeth Hummer Of Washing
ton.
Miss Josephine Hinchman. daughter of
Judge Hinchman of Philadelphia. and
Miss Anna McCauley of New Jersey are
visiting Mss Irene Pole of Capitol Hill.
Attorney General and Mrs Charles j.
Bonaparte. will reopen Bella Vista, their
country home, near Glenarm, Nd, early
in July.
Mrs. Charles O'Donnell Lee. jr.. of this
city is visiting her father-in-law. Mr..
Charles O'Donnell Lee, at his farm in
Frederick county Md.
Mr.. Daniel William Baker. whose mar
riage takes place tonight. was the guest
Of honor at dinner given by Mr.. Stuart
Mcnamara at the University Club last
were: The solicitor general. Mr.. Hoyt.
Chief Justice Clabaugh. Justice Gould
Justice Wright. Advocate Gen. Davis. Mr.
Henry E. Davis. Corporation Counsel
Thomas, Assistant Attorney General
Hughes, Mr.. Charles H. Twiner and Mr.
Frank ]. Hogan.
Mrs s. E. Chaplin leaves for Cape May
n. H., for the remainder Of the summer
Mrs John Hough is at Winchester Inn
Va, for the summer.
| Mrs. j. B. Brown has returned home
after a months stay at her home in
| Staunton, Va.
Mr.. Herbert G. Parker of New Orleans
| formerly of this city. is here visiting his
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs James c. Parker.
| Mr.. G. H. Zellers and daughters Nellie
| and BERTHE have returned from a de-
| lightful trip north. visiting New York
| Newport. Boston and other places OF
| interest.
| Mr.. James L. Norris. jr., left this morn
ing for Crisfeld. Nd. to attend the
| Horsey-Norris wedding. at which he will
act as best man for his brother
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Riggs of Washing
ton entertained at luncheon yesterday at
New London, Conn.,. a party of twenty
young men from Yale, and had a delight
full celebration last Wednesday for the
twenty first birthday Of their oldest son,
Mr. Francis Riggs. a senior at Yale.