Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-28

adorned the parlor, to Wnlcn the otlue
was escorted by her father. The bridal
costume was Of sapphire blue marquisette.
with a yoke and sleeves of lace. The
shower bouquet carried was Of lilies OF
the valley and violets. Mrs. Thyson was
handsomely gowned in black lace The
and blue gauze. and Miss Grace Thyson
wore green messaline. The bridegroom
wore his full dress uniform. and at the
supper after the ceremony the bride cut
the cake with her husbands sword.
The bride, who has great musical tai
emf. Is a granddaughter OF the late
Paulus ThysOn. who came to Washing
ton from Holland in 1928. and great
granddaughter of the late Thomas Crom-
well. a we'll known family of Baltimore.
The bridegroom is son OF William g.
Harrison, a business man Of Spartan
burg. S. c.. and grandson OF the late
DR.. William A. Harrison of the class OF
80 at the University Of Pennsylvania.
Lieut.. Harrison, who is we'll known in
Washington, was recently appointed
second lieutenant In the Marine Corps.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Harrison left Washing
ton on late train for Spartanburs to
visi. the parents of the bridegroom for
two weeks before going to the naval
station. Port Royal. S. c., where Lieut..
Harrison has been assigned. The brides
travelling dress was blue broadcloth and
hat to match. with pale blue plumes. She.
wore lynx furs.
Wednesday morning, January -. 1909,
Miss Mary L. Heiberger of this city and
Mr.. Michael a. McCaffrey OF Frederick.
Md, were married at st. Martins Church
by Rev Eugene Hannah. After short
bridal tour they will reside in Fred
erick.
Mrs Howard Clark will be at home
tomorrow at Florence Court, and Will
be assisted by a number of the seasons
debutantes.
Mrs. Walter E. Hilton of 14O1 Delafield
place, Sauls Addition, will be at home
informally Saturdays, January 80 and
February 6.
very charming compliment was paid
Mrs. Teunis S. Hamlin, widow Of the late
pastor of the Church of the Covenant,
Yesterday in the tea given for her by Mrs.
Gardiner G. Hubbard and the Society OF
the Covenant. at 1881 Connecticut avenue
Mrs. Hamlin is on the eve of journey TO
Syria and the party was to wish her Its
complete enjoyment in every particular
Mrs. Hubbard was assisted by Mrs
Charles Wood. wife OF the pastor of the
Church of the Covenant and the follow
ing. who are officers OF the Covenant So
ciety. a charitable organization: Mrs. John
w. Foster. Mrs. w. 3. Bryan. Mrs: Ru-
dolpE Kaufman. Mrs. Russell Taylor
AMI Mrs. Fred l.. Moore. Mrs GrosVenor
and Mrs. Fairchild, granddaughters OF
where an abundantly served table was
decorated with flowers.
Mrs Carl Henning. 1893 Oregon avenue,
will be at home tomorrow.
Mr. John Joy Edison entertained at din
ner last night at his home on 18th street
His guests were Senator Galilnger. Rep-
tice Stafford. Commissioner Macfarland,
Commissioner West. Gen. John A. Johns
ton. Mr.. Robert v. La Dow, Mr.. Theodore
W. Moves and Mr.. Scott c. Bone.
The Postmaster General and Mrs. Meyer
and Representative and Mrs. Weeks are
giving dinners tonight
Mr.. and Mrs Blair gave a dinner last
night in honor of Sir John and Lady Har-
rington.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Simpktns gave
dinner last night for their house guest
Miss Olivia Thorndike of Boston The
others present were Mr.. and Mrs Tucker
man. Mr.. and Mrs. John Story. Miss Hare.
Miss Schenck. Mr.. Miles, Mr.. Butler AHeS
and Mr.. Merriam.
The Austrian ambassador and Baroness
Hengelmuller will sail for Europe
March 4.
The German amba ssador will be in New
York to attend dinner in his honor at
the Manhattan Club Thursday evening,
February 4.
Miss Barbara Smith gave pretty
luncheon yesterday. when the decorations
of the table were pink and the guests
were Miss Marshall Miss Dancy. Miss
Miss Crenshaw. Miss Aldrich. Miss Ros-
ser. Miss Brown, Miss Ralph and Miss
Wade of Canada.
Miss Dorothy Gatewood will give a
luncheon tomorrow in honor of Miss Eliza
Dancy of Atlanta and Miss Wyndham
Rosser bride of February l.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Mason will en-
terrain at dinner tonight in honor of the
berry.
A Baltimore wedding Of interest here
took place yesterday when Miss Beatrice
o. Stanton. daughter Of Mr.. Arthur D.
Stanton of Wavery. and granddaughter
of Cen David l.. Stanton. prominent in
the Grand Army of the Republic, was
married 10 Mr.. Frederick c. Pond of this
city. The ceremony was at the home of
the brides father and grandparents, Cos
Parkworth aveue Rev. Mr.. Harding, pas
tor of the Church of the Epiphany, Gov
anstown. officiating. Miss Edna II. Stan
ton attended the bride. while Arthur p
Weinerth of Washington was best man.
and Mrs. Pond will leave today for
southern trip before coming here TO live.
Representative Francis Burton Harrison
gave dinner last night in honor of the
next Vice President, Mr.. Sherman.
Miss Catherine Carter Crichter will not
be at home tomorrow at her studio. 1888
Riggs place. as she has gone to Phila-
delphia to attend the private view at the
PENNSYLVANIA Academy of Fine Arts. She
will be the guest of Rear Admiral and
stay.
Mrs. J. Sylvester Phillips has cards out
for to tomorrow at 1921 Connecticut
avenue. Mrs Phillips will be assisted by
Mrs William f. Humphrey. wife of Rep
resentative Humphrey Of Seattle. Wash:
Mrs. William T. Boulter. Mrs. Robbins
and the teamhers and students of Laise-
Phillips School.
Mr.. Malcolm Argyle Coles has issued
invitations for the marriage of his sister
Corinne and Mr.. Heber Lester Thornton
Saturday, February +. 1909. at IL O'Clock.
at Calvary Baptist Church At home after
March I at the Huntington.
DIR. and Mrs. Henry c. Thompson
of their daughter. Blanche Naomi. and
Passed Asst. Paymaster Fred White Holt,
U.S.N., Wednesday evening. February
II. at 100 o'clock at Calvary Baptist
Church. A reception for the bridal party
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