Evening star., 1909-04-29

Mrs. George K. Caldwell.
Seldom Of New York, Mr.. kearsey Sell
don Of Atlanta. Ga: Mr.. G. X: Wysons
of Charles Town. w Va, and Mr.. j. I'll.
ketner of Norfolk, Va.
The chancel was decorated with palms
and the altar with white roses and car
nations. AS the bridal party grouped
about the chancel it made a pretty scene:
The last strains of the bridal Chorus
were played as the couple advanced To
the waiting clergyman, and a minor mel
ody accompanied the service. The bride
wore an empire gown of white satin trim
med with duchess lace. A panel of en-
broidered net trimmed the front of the
costume A spray of orange blossoms
caught her tulle veil and her shower
bouquet was of lilies of the valley and
orchids. Her jewelry was of pearls. the
brdegroom's gift. The maid of honor.
Miss Myra Louise Davis, wore white lace
over white satin and carried pink sweet
peas The bridesmaids. Misses Anne
Holden. Helen Riley. Madeline Davis and
Maud Davis. wore empire gowns of PINK
chiffon and satin and carried shower hou-
auets of pink sweet peas. Mr. Charles
B. Drayton was best man. Mrs. Davis
wore black jetted lace and Mrs. Caldwell
was in back satin ard lace.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Davis was
profusely decorated with spring blossoms,
white roses and foliage and after the we'd
ding supper. Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell left
for their honeymoon tour. They Will ex-
tend their travels to Seattle. Wash. ana
upon their return will have an apartment
al the Oakland.
Representative and Mrs. Washburn
were also of last nights hosts, entertain
ing for Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Washburn,
who are staying with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Biddle gave a
dinner party os twenty-siX covers last
night in compliment to their house guests.
Miss Esther Townsend of New York and
Mrs. Clarkson Runyon of Elizabeth. n. j.
Mrs. James W. Pinchot had among her
dinner guests last night the Attorney
General and Mrs. Wickersham. Mr.. Nell
son O'Shaushnessy. second secretary or
the American embassy at Vienna, and
Mrs. O'Shaughnessy, and Representative
and Mrs. Olcott.
Mrs j. Fairfield Carpenter gave a
young peoples tea yesterday for Mr.. \.
S. Carroll. the guest of her son, Mr.. Hen
ry Ten Eyck Carpenter. Miss Henrietta
Fitch. Miss Downing and the Misses
,,onger assisted in the pleasant hospital
ity.
Mrs. Randall Hoes had tea party of
mutual friends yesterday to meet hen
cousin Miss Phiipse of New York, who
is staying with Mrs. j. Van Nechten Oi-
colt.
Mr. William Grafton Miles and Miss
Mamie Ward. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harrison G. Ward. were married yester-
day afternoon at the home of the bride,
near Gaithersburg, Md. Rev. J. l. Win
ger performed the ceremony. The bride
dria. while the best man was Mr.. Spencer
Ward a brother of the bride. After a
collation. the couple left for tour. and
on their return will live iii GaithcrsburS.
! Mrs John Pullman gave a luncheon
! and musical yesterday. Miss Alice kim
BALL Mrs. Matte White and DR.. Al en-
Gregory gave the musical program. Mrs.
| Pullman will give a tea tomorrow after
noon in honor of Miss Clara Emory, her
| house guest.
| Justice and Mrs. ..clham with Mrs.
Henry Peckham and children will go tc
| their summer home, Altamont, near Al
| bany. June I.
| Miss Rosalie Hnckley of New York,
]. who has been here on a visit to the At
| torney General and Mrs. Wickersham,
| will be married to their son, Mr.. Cornelius
| Wendell Wickersham. after his sradua-
| ton from Harvard in June.
| Sir Robert and Lady Hadfie'd will make
SnOTI WISH mere nSAt WcPh Dtlo1e Ie-
turning to their shome in England. Lady
! Hadfield was here for the inauguration
ceremonies and was with her brother
| and Mrs. Wickersham during her visit
| Mr. and Mrs Oppenheimer celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary by q
reception from ! to 10 at their home on
r street last night, where beautiful flo
raj decoration and quantities OF flowers
sent the couple made a festive scene. \
A,fT fTatc -f,,sy
| tie couple were their daughters, Mrs.
Julia Levi Mrs. Jacob Levi of Missouri,
Mrs. Adolph Kahn and Mrs. David Mel
| nick of Washington. and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Lee Saunders of New York. Mrs .tdoiph
Kahn will entertain at family dinner
Of thirty covers Sunday in honor of Mr..
| and Mrs. Oppenheimer.
| Miss Jeannie A. Hodgson. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Thomas A. HOdgson OF
| East Falls Church. and Mr.. George Fitz.
| hugh Catlett were married last night a,
| Old Falls Episcopal Church. The bride
was becomingly sowned In crepe meteor
| silk, rose point lace and pearls, while
| her veil was crowned with orange bios
SONS and pearls From her prayer book
showered lilies of the valley. The matron
| of honor. Mrs. Harry Cunningham of this
city, wore dainty gown OF blue chiffon
over white messaline and carried pink
| enchantress carnations. Rev. w. Edward
Calender performed the ceremony. Pre-
| ceding the ceremony the vested choir sans
| Lohengrin's bridal chorus. The bride was
given in marriage by her father, and the
| best man was Reginald Hodgson. brother
| of the bride. Messrs. Emory and Thomas
| Hodsson, ir.. Frank 'Moncure and Frank
| McInturff were the usners The church
was decorated beautifully with stately
! palms, ferns and early spring blossoms
| Mr. and Mrs. Catlett left late train
| for New York. their future home. The
| brides travelling gown was a gray Goa,
| suit. with hand-embrodered blouse, and
| her hat was of tan straw, trimmed with
| fruit She was the recipient of numerous
handsome anj useful presents. Among
| the out-oe-town guests present were Mrs
Catlett of North Carolina. mother of the
groom: Mr. Fain of Chicago. MIR. and
Mrs. john Owen of this city and MIR. Ed
| ward Johnston. uncle of the bride.
4 jolly crowd Of young folks gathere
| at the home of Miss Mae Rees. IL G
| street northwest. last evening tn cele-
| brate her eighteenth birthday. The par
| lor and dining room were prettily deco