Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-11

Schrelner. son of Mr. Edmund Schreiner OF
this city. took place last evening at the
home of the brides parents on 18TH street.
Only the relatives and A few friends
were present at the ceremony. which was
performed by the Rev. Charles Calvert
Carter. rector of ST. Andrews Church.
The drawing room was decorated with
white roses and ferns and the doorwa!s
were draped with smiiax. In the bay
window tall palms arched. forming
canopy over the white satin prize dieu.
The groom and his best man. Mr.. James
Burruss, appeared directly after the first
strains of the 'Lohengrin Wedding
March played by Miss Mary Willard,
friend OF the bride We're heard. And i'm
mediately after the maid of honor. Miss
Emily Willard. followed by the bride. who
was escorted by her father. entered the
room.
The bride looked particularly charming
in gown of white satin messaline with
embroidery on the waist. The Dutch
neck was outlined with chiffon and the
long tucked sleeves were also o. chiffon.
Her only ornament was a string of pearls
veil crowned with orange blossoms and
carried shower of bride roses and lilies
of the valley.
The maid of honor wore a directoire
gown of pink meSSaline richly emDroider
ed with the yoke and sleeves of tucked
net Her bouquet was of Killarney roses.
A reception. to which d large number
had been invited followed Mrs. Jack.
and wore handsome gown of silver gray
satin. made directoire. with a yoke OF real
| lace and touches of blue on the corsage.
| In the dining room. which was decor
ated with Killarney roses. ferns and
| smilax. delicious refreshments were
served.
! Among the guests from out of town
| here for the occasion were DR.. and Mrs.
| Walter c. Cummins Eyrne of Elmira. n.
| Y, the latter a sister of the bride. who
wore gown of white embroidered lace.
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Barton Easily of
New York. uncle and aunt Of the groom.
| DR.. and Mrs. ". Alexander Jack. jr.. the
latter in pink silk; Miss Eliza beth
Schreiner. sister Of the groom in n direc-
| toire gown of light blue satin, and Miss
May Jack. who wore blue messaline. were
| also present
| Late in the evening Mr. and Mrs
| Schreiner left for the south. the latter's
| travelling dress being of dark blue broad
| cloth with toque and furs of squirrel.
After the 18th of March they will be at
home to their friends at the. Darlington,
| 18th street and Columbia road.
| Mrs. Schreiner on both hei father and
| mothers side has distinguished colonial
| ancestry. Her wedding presents were
numerous and beautiful and We're shown
! her friends, being arranged III her fathers
/ study.
! Mrs. f. F. Schneider OF the Cairo en-
! tertaned al large tea yesterday after
who is leaving today for San Francisco.
from which place she will shortly sail
for Japan The parlors and ballroom
| We're thronsed throughout the afternoon.
| Quantities Of pink roses and ferns were
used in the decoration Of each room. and
| the daintily appointed tea table was AT
! one end Of the ballroom. Mrs. Schneider
| wore a gown of embroidered white ba-
| tiste Mrs. Freeman wore Irish crochet
| over white satin. An orchestra. behind
screen Of palms. PLAYED all the afternoon.
| Among those assisting The hostess were
Mrs. Charles E. Foster Mrs. Cato, Mrs.
Grandin. Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Kline, Mrs.
| Iowndes Mrs Chesley. Mrs White Mrs
Lewis. Mrs Easterday. Miss Nye Miss
| Frandin. Miss Stewart, Miss Kennedy.
Miss Curtin. Miss Cramner, Miss Phillips
and Miss Moore.
| Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Jones and Miss
Alice Jones of Riggs street attended en-
| informal reception to the Canter-Rust
bridal party at Front Royal. Va. Tues
day evening last. at the home of Mr..
attended by many relatives and friends
Of the contracting parties from all parts
| of the Old Dominion.
Der of relatives and friends Tuesday
night at the birthday party of her
daught Miss N Kann. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs w. l.. Cu!-
| N,
H. Kann. Mrs. h. Jones. Mrs. c. NJ
Reichenbach, Miss A. Goodwin. Miss NJ.
NIacfarland, Miss l.. kann Miss NJ.
Kann. Messrs. II. Kann +. Barnard. G.
| w. Garnet. r. l.. Boss. q. s. Reichen-
| bach and W. +. Reichenbacn
Mrs Smalwood and the ladies of Wash
| ington Seminary will be- at home inform
| ally tomorrow.
| BY reason Of Capt. McI.eans assign
! ment to duty at the navy yard Mrs. Wal
| ter Mclean is not occupying her resi-
| dence al 21O9 o street but is AT hcme
| Mondays at quarters at the navy yard.
| Mrs. W. W. Christmas and her brother
| have gone to Asheville. y. c.. to be with
Warren X. Norris. who is critically i'll in
| a santa rum there
! \ supper and dance was given last even
| ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Franklin Walker. complimentary to the
| &c. r." Club. The guests were Misses
H. and A Cady. Smith. Caesar, Swank
Gould. Keane, Lowell. Anderson. Murray
| Russell. Graham. Mr.. and Mrs James
Cady, Mr.. and Mrs. William Steep. Mr..
and Mrs. Muechlan; Messrs. Devlin.
Staub. Toomb. Jardin Wellfcrd Lehman
Bridget. Steep. Duval. Brown. Cowlin
| and Long.
Owing to measles in the family. Mrs.
|
| Saturday and has recalled the invita-
| tons for the valentine party.
Mrs. Simon Wolf. .o1G Columbia road
will be al home Saturday February II.
| and will have with her Mrs. Jchn {.
| Pennie of Montclair, \. Y.
Mrs. John \. Pistol will be at home
| February Il in the Eutaw.
| Mrs. T. r. Harrison and sister Of the
| Franklin apartment have left for a
| months tour of Florida and the south.
| Mrs Gus1av,is g. Maynader of Hyatts-
| Vile Md. will receive with Mrs. Edwin
! Fridays in February. :.
| Mrs j. Sylvester Phillips will he AT
| home tomorrow. but VIII not receive Fri
| day. February 49,
Mrs. Ellis ogan, l.53 Irving street
| Friday. February l.. :; to O'Clock.
Mrs T. Oliver Varnell will not be at
! home this afternoon.
| home tomorrow.
Mrs. w. s. Knox and Miss Knox will re-
| ceive February 10. but not the Goth.
morrow and again Friday. February 10.