Evening star., 1909-06-11
Copyright by Buck

es Frances Peyton Page of Winchester,
Va: Beatrice Crawford of Alexandria,
Gertrude Campbell Fry, and Mamie S.
MeClelland, wore white lingerie dresses
and also carried American beauty roses.
The bridal party and relatives went after
ward to the home of the brides parents,
where. Mrs. Worthington. handsomely
Sowned in black embroidered chiffon.
was assisted by Mrs. Crawford, mother of
the bridegroom. in lavender chiffon over
satin. in receiving.
The newly married couple left last night
for New York and will sail tomorrow for
England. where they will visit relatives
of Mr. Crawford. Their future residence
will be in San Antonio, Tex.
Among the out-of-town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. S. F. Houston of Philadelphia,
Mr.. w. Davis Conrad of New York. Miss
Belle Coale of New York. Col. and Mrs.
Y. Worthington of Baltimore, Mr.. Stuart
Hunter of Baltimore, Mr.. ". Nelson Page
and Miss Frances Peyton Page. both of
Winchester.
A surprise and musical party was given
Mr.. +. II. Jemison at his new home, 1890
1st street northwest. by neighbors and
friends of the Treasury Department. The
visitors had provided refreshments. which
were served by the ladies of the party
after an enjoyable musical program.
Those taking part In the musical were
Mr.. Taylor and Mr.. Morsell. with
Mr.. Judson and Mr.. Smith as ac-
companists. During the evening q large
cutglass bowl was presented to Mr.. Jemi-
son by Mr.. Taylor in behalf of the as
sembled guests.
lose present were Mr.. and Mrs. Lud-
low, Mr.. and Mrs. Marks, DR.. and Mrs.
Alleger and son. Mr. and Mrs. McCulluch,
Mr.. Newmey and wife. Mr.. Davis and
wife. Mr.. Powell and wife and daughters,
uifa
Day, Hollands. Fowler, Cooper. Messrs.
Harrison. Thurn. De Yo, Pahren, Simpson,
Fenton, Towl.' Raymond. Smith, Fowler
and Prof. koester.
Invitations to the marriage of Lieut..
Eugene Bonn,s Walker. Coast Artillery
Corps, u S. A.. and Miss Willis Will
lams. June 30. have been issued.
Miss Williams and Lieut.. Walker met
at the PresidiO. where she was living
lams of the Coast Artillery.
Miss Williams Is a niece of Mr. and
Mrs Glenn Brown and Mr.. ]. d. Mcclure
of Washington, and a great-granddaugh-
ter of Gen. William Madison. a brother
of President Madison, and has a great
number of relatives and friends through
out Virginia, where she was very pop
ular
Lieut.. Walker. from Denver. Col.
graduated in the class of 1907 at the
made the trip with the fleet around
South America. when he was trans
ferred, by request. to the Coast Ar
tillery Corps. L. S. A. and stationed at
the Presidio San Francisco.
A delightful evening was spent Mon
day. June :. at the home of Rev. and
Mrs James NJ. McCauley. Wheeler road.
Congress Heights, the occasion being the
fifth anniversary of their marriage. The
bride and groom of five years ago en-
tered the parlor to the strains of Lohen-
grin and stood beneath the grilled arch
where Rev. Harry G. Spencer performed
the anniversary ceremony. They were
then congratulated by host of their
friends. after which games and music
were enjoyed. Mrs. McCauley, who was
Miss Bessie Spalding. wore panel prin-
cess of cream pineapple cloth. the ma
terial being a gift from abroad. A boun-
tiful repast was served the guests.
Mr.. Frank Sad1ier, with his bride
who was Miss Neva Hecker of New
York, are in Washington on a visit to
Lieut.. H. c. Dinger, L. S. N, and Mrs
Dinger
Mr. and Mrs. Sadlier will leave in a
few days for A trip to the ThouSa nd
Islands. Canada. Newfoundland and
Nova Scotia. After July they will so