Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-13

and Mr. Raymond w King of Virginia.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Harlin. pastor of Trinity Cath
Ollie Church. The bride was handsomely
attired in d directoire gown of white silk
crepe de chine over white satin and
carried shower of bride roses. The
bridesmaid. Miss Lulu Baker, ere a
white chiffon empire gown over white
taffeta, with pink sash. land carried
bridesmaid roses Mr.. Louis Clements
was best man. reception followed,
about one hundred and fifty guests being
present. The house was beautifully deco
rated with palms and ferns. The bride S
presents We're numerous. Mrs. Cocker
wore black silk. and her sister. Mrs. j.
Frederick. wore white mousseline. An
other aunt of the bride Miss Marguerite
Ryan, was becomingly gowned In black
satin trimmed with lace. MIR and Mrs.
King left on a late train for a northern
trip Mrs. Kings going-away suit was
of wistaria broadcloth, with hat and
gloves to match. Upon their return they
will reside at 21U9 p street northwest
On account of the illness OF Miss Tenn
pleton, Mrs. A. G. Clapham's tea is post
poned until January 20. from : until
o'clock.
Mrs. Flint and Mrs Danskin will not
be at home until Thursdays in February.
Mrs. James Morris Morgan and her
daughter, Miss Frederick Morgan, whose
engagement to Mr.. Evan Sinclair Cam
eron of Baltimore was recently an
nounced. will go to New York Friday IL
maid Fincke of New York. nephew of
Mrs. Morgan, and Miss Edith Clark OF
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Abel. 1454 Clifton
street northwest will be at home to
their friends Thursday evening, January
IA, from 3 to 10. the occasion being the
celebration Of the tenth anniversary of
their marriage.
The wedding gifts received by Miss
Beatrice Mills. who tomorrow will be-
come the bride of the Earl of Granard
were shown yesterday at tea given by
Mrs. Ogden Mills. They include thou
sands OF dollars worth of jewels and
silver. the most interesting article OF
which is a diamond and pearl tipped tiara
from the brides mother. check for
S1O0. 900 from her grandfather. Mr.. d. o.
Mills. will be supplemented by, London
residence to be selected later. LORD
Granard did not bring his gifts of jew
elry. as they await his bride in London
but photographs Of collar. a tiara and
other beautiful pieces are shown with the
other gifts
At the wedding the bride will wear a
white satin empire gown, brocaded with
velvet in a floral design. 1t will have a
long court train and will be embellished
with old point dAlencon lace worn by
the brides mother and the veil of the
same lace will be held in place by a
wreath of orange blossoms.
The brides attendants will include -four
little girls. daughters of Mr.. and Mrs
Moses Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Courtland'
Field Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence II
| Mackay and Col and Mrs. John jacob
Astor. They are to wear frocks of soft
white liberty satin, combined with silver
and lace. They will also wear mob caps
of white lace and will carry baskets OF
| pink roses.
The Hon Donald Forbes will act as his
brothers best man. and the ushers viii
include Messrs. Ogden L. Mills, brother o.
the bride; Ogden Mills Reid. her cousin
l.. F. Holbrook Belts. Charles D. Wet
| more and Henry Carnegie Phipps.
| reception with buffet luncheon will
follow the ceremony, and Lord Granart
will leave with his bride for the Mills
country place in Staatsburg for the first
part Of their honeymoon. Before they
depart for England they will make g
short visit to this city. They have taker
temporary house in Berkeley square
London.