Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-14
Copyright By Clinedinst.)

Edes, daughter OF the late Commander
BENJAMIN Long Ddes; and Mr.. Charles
day next at st. Adams Church at noon.
The brides sister, Miss Elizabeth Edes.
will be her maid OF honor, and Mr.. John
Thurston Talman Of Wilmington. Del.
ward entertain the bridal party and rela-
tives at q reception at her new home.
Cathedral Heights, where the newly mar
ried couple will be at home the Fridays
In December.
Owing to the recent death OF the brides
grandfather. the late Gen. Oliver Otis
Howard, the wedding Of Miss Grace Whit
man Gray and DR.. Cloan Norris Perkins
was a pretty but simple ceremony last
Wednesday evening at the First CongrsgA-
tionAl Church, Portland, Ore. DR.. Luther
r. Dyott ofhciating. The reception given
at the residence OF Mrs Charles Kamsn,
former plans, confined to the immediate
families. The bride and her sister. Miss
Jeanne Gray. made their debut about
two years ago. The bride wore heavy
embroidered just gown. trimmed with
duchess lace. q full length VEIL held with
orange blossoms, and an aQua-marins
necklace with baroQue pearl pendant, the
gift Of the bridegroom. The four maids
wore pale green chiffon frocks and carried
pink just with bridesmaid buds. DR.. and
Mrs. Perkins will live In Portland.
Mrs George NJ Pullman, who is re-
turning from Europe. will go to Chicago
for while before coming to this city
for the winter
Lieut.. and Mrs. Hammond and Mrs.
H. J. Reilly. mother Of the latter. who
has been their guest at Fort Myer. were
in New York last week.
The Monday germans In Baltimore, few
Of which are ever given without guests
from this city, will begin November 70.
ID: Friday. December 81 New Year
eve): Monday. January TO- Monday. jan
uary -; Monday. February Z.
The rules governing the invitations for
strangers to the germans are:
Strangers invitations to the cotillons.
for whigh there Is no charge, are solely to
extend the hospitality Of the germans to
persons who are really not Baltimoreons,
but who are Temporary visitors to the
city.
Invitations, therefore. may only be re-
quested by those who subscribe to the
german and must not be delivered to q
guest unless % he 10 twenty-one years
Of age; CD does not live in or within
permanently. transiently. or az q PROBES
sional man; CD IL he Is a student Of any
university. college or school: "a II he 10
engaged In business in Baltimore. and 90
unless he has lived elsewhere continuous
ly for a period Of three years.
Each subscriber may obtain as many
strangers invitations as he desires, but
the same guest can only be invited to
three cotillons during the season."
Mr.. and Mrs. William M Blackburn to
celebrate their wooden wedding in Phila-
delphia last week transformed the entire
first floor Of their house into q palm gar
den cafe, where the guests assembled at
tables seating four each and ordered
what they wished to eat and drink from
menu precisely as they would at a
fashionable hotel. The menus were
printed on wood fiber, and with them
were slips on which the orders were
written. There was music by Hun
garian orchestra and several vocal solos
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Merriam will have
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