Evening star., 1909-06-27


/ London for the season. The princess is
i one of the most beautiful ladies in wait
ing of the Queen of tia VS. suite. and Is
almost as we'll known in social circles
i in London as in Rome.
| Or and Mrs. Frank Wilbur Chace en-
tertained at dinner at their home In
Seattle. for miss Mary Eta Gardner and
| Rear Admiral Robley u. Evans, who
| we're married at the home of the bride
| Tuesday. June %.
/ Repre- sentative William. c.. Lowering and
Miss Alice Lowering will open their sum
mer home the Glades. at North Scituate,
| Mass, as soon as Congress adJ0urns.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Charles II.
Davis will spend the summer at James
| town, r. I.
| A pretty wedding was solemnized at the
| Linden Avenue Chr ristian Church. Mem
phis, Tuesday evening. June ID. when Miss
Hannah May Ellis became the bride or
Harry L. Gatchell. Rev. w. II. Shener
| officiating.
decorations and made an attractive scene.
/ The wedding music was given by Miss
Birdie Chamberlain and the brides at.
tendants were Mrs. D. B. Bartholomew OF
| Little Rock matron of honor, wearing
white satin draped with beautiful old real
| lace and carrying pink sweet peas; Misses
Marie Page. Louise Capps Willie Gatch-
ell of Washington. D. G., and Lola MAT,
| thews bridesmaids. gowned in pink muli
/ and carrying pink sweet peas. MISS Ger
i trude Ellis, little cousin of the bride. was
| flower girl. wearing pink null ana carry
ing basket of pink sweet peas. Ine
4 bride was gowned for the ceremony in
white satin with garniture of rose point
lace and pearls. Her veil was orna-
/ mented with orange blossoms. and she
j carried a bouquet Of valley lllies.
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/ the ushers Messrs. Will Ellis. Leonard
| Wood, Frank Ellis and c. H. Collier.
/ Following the ceremony an informal re-
eeption was held at the the rss,aence s M,,ia oi 'ne
Il Ellis Later Mr.. and Mrs. Gatchell left
/ for this city, the bride wearing tailored
II suit Of tea green cloth with hat In har-
mOny.
Miss Jeanne wallach, daughter Of Mrs.
Maud Barger-Wallach. the famous wom-
an tennis champion. will be formally pre-
sented to society In August at grand
coming out ball to be given by her moth
er at the Newport Golf Club, OF which
Mr.. Nathaniel Thayer Of Boston is one OF
the leading spirits. Miss Wailach Is
era crack tennis xnert Whip besides beins
pretty. 1t was at the golf club that Miss
Ethel de Koven. daughter of Mr. and MIS-
Reginald de Koven and niece OF MRS.
Hobart Chatfield-Taylor of Chicago, mace
her debut two or three seasons ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter D. Denegre will
spend the early summer at their place al
Observation-Disclosures
MT Denerre is prominently connected
with the Myopia Hunt Club at Manches-
ter-by-the- Sea. and with other, hunt ciups
on the north shore. In addition to their
home at that resort Mr.. and Mrs. Dene-
gre often spend a winter in this city and
also maintain a handsome home IN New
Orleans. corner Prytania and lst streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denegre are also great
travellers and have an extensive acqualnt-
ance abroad.
Miss Kate Ladue. niece of Bishop Mac
kay-Smith, was married recently IN inlia- :
deiphia TO Mr.. Arthur Choate Crombie OF
New York her uncle officiating. small
reception followed at the Mackay-Smith
home and then the bridal couple left Tor
the west. Mr.. and Mrs Ladue were IN
Phila delphia for the marriage Of their
daughter, and their two sons, George T:
I.adue with his wife. who. is sister OF
Mrs Crombie from New YORK. ana VII
liam Ladue of Washington; were aIso
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Cromple are traV-
| cling in the west.
A new idea for brides shower was
recently evolved by one OF her sir,
friends. Ten mutual friends were asked
in to a luncheon. The bride-elect found
| her chair at the table marked ny great
bow of pink and white tulle ana riopoh.
| Pink roses also marked her piace ne ne
name cards were dainty water color
favors The floral idea was carried Out
| through each of the four courses. s"eet
peas. pink rosebuds and swansonla ap-
pearing In turn ana tne eotoi n o,hnns y, p,n
II ices and other appointments. the bride
Il received a shower o. towels at the close
N of the repast and as consolation the otnei
n guests we're each presented by their most
sss with a small medicine box contain
II ing little toy man.
Miss Helen Goldsmith was hostess at 4
party given in honor of her graduation al
her home, 1415 10th street northwest last
Sunday evening. A pleasant time was
: spent, after which supper was served
The out-of-town guests were Mr. anc
NJ. Wurzburger of Harrisonburg. Va
Mrs. Adler of Pittsburg. Others present
were Mr.. and Mrs NJ Ney. Mrs. Abel
. Mr.. and Mrs. r Seiinger. MIS- ). Open
4 heimer Mr. b. Rosenfeld. the Misses
. Rena Sanger. Selma Rosenthal. Pauline
Kronheim, Fannie Altschul, Florence Az
yenstein Lillian Rothstein and Hortenst
!, Rosenthal. and Messrs Harold ltchen
stein. Philip Brown, Ivan Herman, Harole
strauss. Julius Richards, Melvin Augen
stein, Josef Goldsmith. Milton Abel, Mon
roe selinger.. Irving Iseman. sydne,
kaufman, Sylvan Grosner. Dunbar Ro
senthal and Joseph Levy.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin c. Brandenburi
70 and family of Calvert street are at thei
4 country place on the Rockville road
~ They will spend August at Bailey Island
ly Me.
;. Miss Ruth G.. Greathouse of Centra
a. High School, class Of '04. received tn
- baccsiaureate degree at the University o
Michigan Thursday. She finished the un
:. dergraduate work at the end of the frs
= semester and has made a half year
y progress in postgraduate studies for tn
'f ma ster's degree.
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st Brig. Gen. C. C. Sniffen. late paymaste
] general of the army, and Mrs. q.
re Richardson were married at the home O
IN the brides mother yesterdy at noon 1
%. Kansas City. Mo. Gen. Sniffen serve
ef many years in the White House with Ger
iGrant before his appointment in the pa