Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-28

accompanied and followed the ceremony
The aco1ytes walked in procession to
meet the bride as she entered with her
father.
OF Washington and his chaplains. Canon
Austin of St Thomas Church and Rev.
DIR. Pettus OF 81. Andrews: Bishop Hard
ing. who pronounced the blessing at the
end OF the ceremony: Rev. George Atlsin-
son. who ofiiciated at the betrothal serv-
ice. for which the couple stopped at the
chancel railing. and Rev Marshall Bow
yer Stewart Of Chicago. who performed the
marriage ceremony, Rev Mr. Talbot.
rector of st. Paurs. was master o: cere
monies. and Mr.. Ethelbert Talbot. as
crossbearer. headed the acolytes, who
added so materially to the completeness
of the ecclesiastical pageant.
The ushers were Prof. Royal Rosen-
baugh of East Orange. y. j.: Mr.. John
William Peters of New York, DIR. Edgar
Snowden and Mr.. Langdon Moore. MIR
William Henry Aston of North Carolina
was best man.
The brides attendants included her
cousin. Miss Harriet Randolph White of
East Orange. n. j.. mail of honor. and
Miss Alice Huske Of this city. formerly
of North Carolina. and Miss Page Taylor
OF Virginia as bridesmaids. The bride
was richly gowned in dress of prince SIS
lace made over chiffon ard satin. Ii was
prettily trimmed with crystals and pearls.
The jewe's worn were an aqua marine
and pearl pendant. an heirloom in the
brldegrooms family: gold filisree neck
lace which was worn by the brides
mother at her wedding and the BRIDE
srooms gift. a diamond crescent brooch.
Her tulle veil was crowned with orange
blossoms, and her bouquet was Of lilies of
the valley. She also carried white
PRAYER book from which the service was
read and which was sent her by Rev.
James Stewart Smith of Kansas City
Mo- The maid of honor was in pink and
he brit do 81 4
messaline with pearl and gold lace trim
mings. Their bouquets We're of yellow
marguer1tes and their large black pic
ture hats were trimmed With black will
low plunes Mrs: Randolph. the brides
mother. wore violet panne velvet and a
toque of black tulle with osprey plumes.
The reception which followed. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph. was
tor the bridal party and the family.
After the wedding trip Mr. and Mrs
Hines will go to East Orange. y. j.. to
live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Randolph How
ard OF Fredericksburg, Va, and Balti-
more; Mr.. Frederick Hines of Mobile.
and Miss Pritcfard of Baltimore were
here for the wedding. The bride is a
graduate OF George Washington Uni
versity. and the bridegroom a graduate
OF Vanderbilt University of Nashville,
Tenn.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Richardson
Clover. who are contributing such a
large part to the winters Inequalities,
entertained last night at a dinner dance
for their debutante daughter. Miss Eu-
dora Glover. whose gown was a Paris one
of white tulle and silver.
Their guests were Miss Helen Taft
and her house guest, Miss Roelker:
Countess Luise Alexandra Won Bernstorfr,
Miss Alice Meyer, Miss Sophy Johnston,
Miss Gladys Hinckley. Miss Adelaide
Heath, Miss Laura Merriam. Miss Mar
garet preston Draper, Miss Frances
crime Brown. Miss Switzerland, Miss
Mary Switzerland. Miss Marian Wise,
Miss Alice Whiting. Miss Dorothy VIII
liams. Mr.. Robert Taft and his house
guest. Mr.. Franchot: Mr.. Horstmann
of the German embassy. Lieut.. Camperio
of the Italian embassy. Mr.. Basil Miles
Lieut.. Sweet. Lieut.. Constein Mr. Car
roll Glover. Mr.. Franklin Ellis, Mr.
Clarke Mr.; W. H. Emory. Capt. Van
yoorhis: Mai Horton. Capt. Delaney,
Lieut.. Long, Lieut.. Fremont and Mr..
Scott.
Two debutantes will be presented to-
; day, the granddaughter Of President
Miss Marthena Harrison, for whom hel
mother, Mrs Russell Harrison, is en-
pertaining at tea, when she will be as
sisted by Mrs. Vrooman. Mrs. Marshall
Miss Langfitf, Miss Baxter. Miss Pilling
Miss Portner. Miss Pichon, Miss Berns
and Miss Edith Switzerland: and Mis-.
Marta Calvo, second daughter Of tn,
minister OF Costa Rica and Nine. Calvo
/, Assisting at the latter tea will be Mrs
John w. Foster, Mrs. Reid Hunt, Mis-:
Drain, Miss Marguerite Barbour. Mis-,
Elsie Downing. Miss Alice Boutell, Mis-.
Hannah Taylor. Miss Marie Fisher and
Miss Calvo. the elder daughter of the
house, who is at home for the holidays
A dance will be given by the Merry.
makers Club New Year eve at the Ma.
tional Rifles Armory.. The committee In
charge consists of Mr.. Guy T Steuart
chairman, assisted by Messrs. Walter r
Harr and Joseph Williams.
Miss Clara B. Moore of the Depart
ment of Justice returned to Washington
Monday evening after a short trip tt
Brooklyn, n. Y. where she was one OF
the Christmas guests of her uncle, Rear
Admiral John w. Moore, L. s. n.
Or. and Mrs. Henry D. Fry are at the
Chalfonte, Atlantic City.