Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-28
fI55r1ARY ATIowWEoT

lams. Miss Mary Wroth of Baltimore.
Miss Helen Ford of Scranton, Pa. and
Miss Katherine Amber of Parkersburg,
w. Va. were dressed alike in exquisite
gowns of white satin-striped chiffon over
pink satin and they carried pink chrysan-
themumS. All of the attendants wore
short white tulle wells. with wreaths of
tiny silver and pink roses.
Mr.. Howard Turner of Paterson, y. j..
was the best man. and the ushers were
Mr.. Spencer Gordon and Mr.. Benjamin
Champion of this city, Mr.. Nathaniel E>w-
ing, Mr.. Frank Keen of Philadelphia. Mr..
Donald Gilpin of Wildwood, Va, and Mr..
Ralph Gamble of South Dakota.
reception. to which only the family
and a few intimate friends outside of the
wedding party had been asked, followed
at the apartment of the brides mother.
Mrs. Eirkus assisted in receiving and
she wore Il becoming gown of silver net
over silver satin
Mr.. and Mrs Dunlop left late last night
for an extended trip. the latter wearing
a stylish coat suit of dark blue diagonal
serge with hat to match.
On their return they will reside at the
Cordova.
Mrs. Dunlop is a granddaughter of the
Rev. DR.. William kirkus. who fo> many
Angels Church, Baltimore. Mr.. Dunlop
graduated from Princeton in the class of
'9S and from Johns Hopkins in 1902, and
is a son of the late George T. Dunlop,
president of the Capital Traction Com
pany.
Miss Eva Hillyard and Mr.. James S.
Fraser were married at the Rhode Island
Avenue NJ. f. Church last night by the
pastor. Rev. John M. Gill. in the presence
of a large gathering of their friends
Mr.. George Fraser was best man and
Miss Florence Hillyard attended her sis
ter as maid of honor. The bride wore
white messalne with pearl embroidery
and spray of lilies of the valley held
her tulle veil. The honor maid wore pink
messaline and carried bridesmaid roses.
A reception and supper at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Buren, Hillyard, 1124 10th street north
west, followed before the newly married
couple left for a trip. which will include
Atlantic City, New York, Boston, Niagara
Falls and Canada. On their return in De-
cember they will be at home at Conduit
road and w street
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester LOngtin of Madi-
son avenue. Flushing. Long Island, an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Josephine Sara, and Mr.. Thomas Gold
Alvord. jr.. formerly of this city. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G.. Alvord of New
York, who formerly lived here.
The British ambassador and Mrs. Bryce
returned yesterday. as did the German
ambassador his wife and daughter.
Col George R. Cotton. the newly APP
pointed governor of Porto Rico, has de-
layed his departure from this city until
tomorrow night, as the ship on which
does not sail until Monday. Miss Mar
gerry Cotton. his charming young sister,
who will preside for him in his home,
will accompany him. Their last days here
courtesieS of their friends and the pre-
paratons for their departure.
Mrs and Miss Robeson. who went
abroad in the late summer. sailed yeSter-
day on the kronprnzessin Cecile.
Mrs. Henry kirke Porter and Miss
Hegeman have returned to the city and
are at the Arlington until their / street
home is put in order for occupancy.
Lieut.. and Mrs. L. S. Grant are occu-
pying the house on 10Th street which
they have leased.
Mrs. Robert B. Roosevelt has been in
New York on a short visit and is ex-
pected back today
Maj. Smedley Darlington Butler. L. S.
NJ. c., was best man last night in Balti-
more for Mr.. John Sellers Barnes of
Philadelphia at his marriage with Mss
Gretchen Banks.
Mrs George Westinghouse, whose fond
ness for orchids is well known in this
city, received the prize for the best dis
play of lady slipper orchids at the Lenox
flower show yesterday.
Lieut. Commander Viscomte day.
naval attache of the French embassy in
Washington. who broke his leg on the
French battleship Verite at the time of
the HUDSON Fulton celebration, and who
remained in New York since, is begin
ming to get about again.
Senator and Mrs. Oliver OF Pennsylva-
MIA have taken the house at 1918 Massa
chuSettS avenue.
Miss Lucinda Carpenter Pennebaker,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D.
Pennebaker, will he presented December
10 at the family residence. :f021 9 street.
at a tea, followed by ii small dance.
Miss Lucy Randolph Heth and DIR.
Richard Mason OF Tile Plains Va, were
married Yesterday at the l,nme of the
hridesruom's uncle. Mr. Beverley Ran
dolph Mason The Rev. Lardon r. Ma
son Of Grace Church. Richmond. Va,
performed the ceremony in the presence
of small party OF relatives. Miss Eva
Y. Heth attended her sister. and their
brother. Mr.. Robert VI. Heth. gave her
i'll marriage. TIE best man was DIR.
William Beverley Mason, brother of the
bridegroom.
DR.. and Mrs. G. l.. Demarest of Capltol
Hill announce the engagement of their
daughter. Olive Lyle, 10 Mr.. John Con-
yers Button OF Germantown, Pa.
At Front Royal, Va, yesterday after
noon the Presbyterian Church was
the scene of a pretty wedding when
Miss Ethel NJ. Johnson. daughter OF
Mr.. NJ NJ. Johnson. and Mr.: NJ {.
Richardson, jr., son of NJ. c. Richard
son, county treasurer. We're the con-
tracing parties. The bride was attended
nv her sister, Miss Madeline Johnson, as
maid of honor. Mr.. f. p. Evans was best
man. Rev DIR. Webster officiated
The couple left on the evening train for
the north, where they will spend their
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond,
who leased the Morton house on Rhode
Island avenue last spring, and Mr.
Charles NJ. Schwab of New York, who has
taken the Hurst house at Massachusetts
avenue and 18th street, will be residents
here the coming winter.
X pretty wedding took place in the Ana
costa NJ +. Church last evening. when
Miss Elsie Pumphrey daughter of Mr..
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