Evening star., 1909-06-02
Mr.. and Mrs. Noll will be at home at
3437 l4th street after June 10.

A pretty wedding occurred at O'Clock
last night at the residence of Mrs. Jo-
seph r. Cassin, when her daughter, Miss
Clara Beal CaSsin, was married To MI
John Lewis Smith of this city, in the
presence of only immediate members OF
the two families. The bride, who Is tie
youngest of four charming sisters and
the last TO leave the parental home by
| marriage, is tall and graceful girl OF
the blond type. who. like all her sisters.
was educated at the Conv~nt of the
Visitation at Frederick. Md. and Q
her graduation has been most popular In
society here. The house was almost lined
with palms, ferns. roses and orange bios
SONS. the table decorations being wnlte
carnations and orange blossoms The
bride was beautifully attred in an ex-
quiSitely hand embroidered lingerie
gown, wearing the conventional veil OF
tulle caught with a spray of orange BIOS
SONS. and carrying a shower bouquet OF
bride roses and lilies of the valley. The
ceremony was performed in the large
drawing room. which was rofusely deco
rated with ferns and roses. the bay N.in-
dow being turned into a veritabla bower
of high palms. the Rev. Monsignor Mack
In of st. Paul's Church o.lciating. The
groom awaited the approach of L." bride,
who. entering alone. was attended solely
by her little s:X-year-o'd niece. Helen
cassin Carusi. charmingly frecked III
batiste and lace. and carrying in her
hand basnet of sweet peas.
Both the participants of this pretty
June wedding are descended from promi-
nent families The bride is the daueh-
ter of the late DR. Joseph r CaSsin,
whose father and grandfather were each
commodore in the United States Navy.
the latter having been awarded a gold
medal by Congress for bravery and con
spicuous gallantry in the battle OF Lake
Champlain, and for while commanded
the Washington navy yard. The groom.
who is prosperous and WEI known
young member of tn District bar. is the
son of the late J. Amb er Smith who for
from Virginia, and grandson of the late
United States Senator Lewis of that
state. Both bride and groo m are inn
mensely popular in this city, attested
by the large number of handsome presents
received by the bride and the magnificent
solid silver service and waiter presented
by the groom's associate members of the
local bar.
A farewell reception was given Sat
urday evening in honor of Miss Lulue
Wingfeld, president of the Sunshine
Club. at the home of Miss Gertrude
Hastings. 9oo street northeast Miss
Wingfield expects to return to her home
New Mexico. some day in the coming
week. The members presented her with
large bouquet of red carnations tied
with green ribbon. thus forming the
club colors. red and green During the
evening delightful entertainment was
appreciated by all. consisting of in
strumental and vocal selections. recita-
tions and readings. Refreshments were
served later in the evening Those
present were the club members and
few young gentlemen The members
of the Sunshine Club are: Miss Lulue
Wingfield. ex-president: Miss Bertha
keach. president: Miss Fannie Ferney-
hough. secretary; Miss Gertrude Hast
ings, treasurer: Miss Myrtle Clements
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Edith Martyn. Miss Mabel McCalip
Miss Ruth Cowles. Miss Adele King
Miss Allie Payne and Miss Elise Glenn
entS.