Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-03

by her sister, Mrs. Renner; Miss Carrie
Lee chamberlain and Master George
Chamberlain, jr. Shortly before Congress
convenes they will join Senator Chamber
session.
Senator and Mrs. Newlands are now in
San Francisco and have planned to re-
main there until after the opening of the
New Palace Hotel some time in Novem
Der.
Mrs. McCumber. wife Of Senator Porter
j. McCumber of North Dakota, accompa-
MED by her son and daughter, arrived in
Washington last week and has opened
their residence on 22d street for the sea-
son.
Mrs. Flint. accompanied by her daugh-
ter and son, wife and children of Senator
Flint of California. are here for the sea-
son at their residence on massachusetts,
avenue. They were accompanied east by
Mrs. Danskin, mother of Senator Flint.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs Alfred J. Dean for the marriage OF
their daughter. Miss Helen Dean, and DR..
Frederick NJ. Began of the United States
Navy. which Will take place Tuesday
evening. October II, at the Dean resi-
dence, 124 East oath street, Minneapolis.
Methodist Church will officiate at the
ceremony, which has been set for 8
o'clock. Only the relatives and most init
mate friends will be guests. and small
number of family friends have been bid
den for the reception following it. Miss
Dean Is graduate of Smith College,
class Of 1907. and one of her brides
maids will be a classmate, Miss Louise
Hill, and her younger sister, Miss Caro-
Ign Dean. will be the other bridesmaid,
and Miss Agnes Dean will be her sis
ters maid of honor. Little four-year-o
Julia Thorpe. her cousin and daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Thorpe, will be
the flower girl. Lieut.. Sam w. Began OF
the United States Marine Corps will go
to Minneapolis for the wedding of his
brother, and will be his best man, and
several other relatives of Dr. Began are
expected with him few days before the
Portsmouth. N. H., where he will take
his bride.
One Of the early autumn weddings of
unusual beauty was that in Omaha last
week Of Miss Bessie Moorhead daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs George Park Moorhead,
and Lieut.. Allen Bevins Reed. U. S. N.
which was celebrated at the home of the
brides parents. The brides attendants
were two Of her sisters, Miss Ruth Moor
head, maid of honor, and Mrs. Harry
Turkey, matron of honor. The former |
wore a stunning costume of pink satin |
She carried a garden hat filled with pink |
asters and tied with pink illusion bows |
Mrs. Turkey wore beautiful costume of
pink and white satin charmousse, with |
gown was decollete and short sleeves and |
the garden hat was filled with pink |
and white asters, tied with pink and |
white Illusion, The bride was charming |
in a gown CT white satin, made empire |
with tunic effect. The sleeves. yoke and |
overdress were Of silk net, deliberately |
embroidered in pearls and crystals. The |
tunic was edged with a fringe Of crystals |
A long tule veil was held in place with |
q wreath of silver leaves, and she carried |
a shower bouquet of swansonia. Lieut. |
Reed was attended by Ensign John Hart |
L. s. N, as best man, both officers |
wearing the uniform of the United States |
Navy Following the ceremony there was |
an Informal reception for the wedding |
guests. A large number Of army officers |
were present. The couple went to San |
Francisco to live.
place in Duluth last Tuesday evening |
in Trinity pro-cathedral was that Of Miss |
Elizabeth Morris. the daughter of Judge |
and Mrs. Page Morris of Duluth. former |
here, and Elmer Norman Whyte Of Du |
Iuth. After the ceremony a reception was |
held at the Morris residence. The maid
Of honor was Miss Eleanor Whidden Of
Frances Swift, Rachel st. Clair, Mary |
Paine and Helen Osrom, all of Duluth. |
Charles D. Brewer was best man, and
the usiers were the brides brother. |
Charles Morris. Paul WeIch OF Duluth |
and Harvey Clapp of st. Paul.
Higher education has not had any
marked effect in d.scouraging matrlmony
among Trinity College graduates. The
weddings among them this year. both
here and elsewhere, have been frequent.
One of the latest was that Of Miss Resale
O'Shaughnessy of Covington, KY, and
Mr.. Samuel O. Bates Of Memphis. Tenn.
They were married at St. Aloysius Catho- !