Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-05
N THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS LAMBERT AND DIR. WHITE
MARRIED TODAY.
Home Ceremony With Mgr. Mackin
Omciating-Other Events.
Personals.

The marriage of Miss Maud Cecilia
Lambert and DR. Davenport White of
New York city this morning at halfpast
II. at the home OF the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talmadge y. Lambert.
2209 Massachusetts avenue. was an eX-
ceedingly beautiful event. at which q
group of relatives representing the two
contracting families assisted. The OH
ciating clergyman was Mgr. Mackin.
pastor of ST Pauls Catholic Church, at
10Th and Y streets.
The spacious home was deliberately dec
GRATED, the permanent color scheme of
each room showing ha-monizing touch
in flower or foliage. In the main draw
ing room. where the couple stood within
a bower of tropical beauty for the cere-
mony. white hrysanti:emums We're used
in great profusion. In tho dining room
a pink and white floral adornment was In
place. An orchestra played the wedding
march as the bridal party came down
stairs ard entered the drawing room.
TIE music was heard again in minor
key during the ceremony. and also &C
conpanied the festivity of the wedding
breakfast.
DIR. James A. Cannon was best man.
The bride was escorted by her brother.
Mr. Wilton J. Lambert, her only attendant
being her sister Mrs. James \. Cannon.
a bride of last spring.
Few more elegant wedding robes have
been seen here than that worn by this
bride. who is a charmingiy gracious and
cultivated young woman. She has wide
circle of friends in this city. whose only
note of regret in the happy event OF today
is that it will take her to another city
and a new home.
Her wedding dress was Of white chif-
fon MORE almost yelled in real princess
lace, and having great deal OF rich en-
broidery wherever the MORE showed. Her
tulle veil was crowned with orange bios
SONS and her bouquet was shower of
lilies of the valley. A beautiful ornament
worn was the gift. o" tie bridegroom, a
horseshoe brooch of pink pearls.
Mrs GannonS dress was another ar
tistic example of a new mode 1t was of
white chiffon with delicate flower effect
I'd ed in pale blue tones all over ii and its
full folds fell over underdreSS OF pale
pink tulle and satin. He: picture hat was
of black velvet trimmed with pale blue
and pale pink plumes. Her flowers were
golden gate roses.
Mrs. Lambert, mother of the bride. wore
satin taffeta in a shade of gray. EN-
belished with gilt lace. Tie mother of
the Bridegroom. Mrs. Charles r. White OF
Connecticut. and his sister. Mrs. George
Belts of Norwalk. Corn. were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank S Cannon of New
York We're a'so among the out-of-towr
guests.
The brides presents. "a large and valu-
able collection. were shown. The com
pany present at tho breakfast included
the personal friends of the couple and OF
their families.
When DR.. and Mig. White took thei:
departure for theil honeymoon jaurt the
brides goins-aw.a5 gown was OF raisin-
| co!o-ed broadcloth. with which very
smart and becoming toque was worn
! The future residence OF the couple VIII
| be in New York city. DR.. White is the
son o. the late Mai. Charles Relden White
Of the army and is a graduate of Yale
Miss Lucia X Fox. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest a. Fox o. Baltimore
was married at room Yesterday to Mr.
James n kcec.. The ceremony was
performed in 81. Pau1's Lutheran Church
by the pastor Rev. John r. Huddle
Mrs ". Hampton Riley. sister Of tie
bride, was natron of honor, and her
brother-in-laW, Mr.. W. Hampton Riley
was best The bride wore I. pIin-
cess gown of gray ottoman silk, trimmed
with rose point lace. and large black
picture hat. The couple LEFT for tour
| north Immediately after the ceremony.
Only the immediate relatives were present
at the ceremony.
Miss Nellie Eurlingame OF Washington
gave Mrs. w. B. Severe surprise party
at her hoD!e Boulevard Point, Riverdale
last week. Dancing was the feature OF
the evening. Among those present were:
Mrs G. F. Steinmeyer. Mrs. Henry
Burlnsame, Mrs. William King Miss
Nellie Burlineame. Miss Pauline Tisinger
Miss Margaret Chambers Miss Mildred
Lynn, Miss Nellie Lyon. Miss Marie Ma
loney. Miss Maize Meyer. Miss Pauline
Richards Miss Sophia Zupnik Miss Flor
encs Lewis and Mess"s. Da vid Hart Jo-
seph Tanning. ir.. Harold Whiting
Thomas Lyon. Byron Morse. William
Meyer James Z. Severe. Charles f.
Severe W. Earle Severe. Miss Charlotte
and Mr.. James Severe, ST.
Mrs Clarence Moore and Mrs George
Howard of this city were among those