Evening star., 1909-03-11
Anderson of Hammond Court will not be
at home tomorrow Friday.

Anderson of Hammond Court will not be
at home tomorrow, Friday.
| A number of their relatives witnessed
| the marriage yesterday at 6 o'clock at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston X. Lim-
norman of Miss Anne Johnston and MI
| John l.. Shedd. Rev. DR. Macleod OF
| ficiated in the parlor. which was pro-
| fusely decorated with lilies, Hiacs. vines
and palms. The bride wore travelling
dress of mode broadcloth trimmed with
panne velvet. Her hat was wreathed
with June rosebuds and she carried
| shower bouquet made of rosebuds the
same color. Her only attendant was MISS
| May Zimmerman. Mr.. John Evans,
nephew of the bridegroom, was best man;
| After the ceremony a collation. was served
! in the dining room. where a pretty dec
| oration of pink tulips and palms was in
| place. The guests present were Mr. ana
Mrs. Sam Shedd, Mr.. and Mrs +. -.
| Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. r. p Evans, Mr.
and Mrs. r. T. Evans Mr. and Mrs Nc
Eeod, Mr.. and Mrs. Sherburne of Balti-
more. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bennett. MI
and Mrs. B. ]. Cady. Mr.. and Mrs Nairn'
Mr.. and Mrs. Grove, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Shedd Holton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zim-
| norman Miss Maysie. Evans, Mrs. Alice
| Bennit, Miss Emlen Shedd. Miss Fanny
| Smith, Miss Mary Zimmerman, Miss Ellz-
| abeth Johnston, Mr.. John W. Johnston,
Mr. J. NJ. Johnston, Mr. Elmer Trey, Mr.
| j. Z. Evans, Mr. Johnston zimmerman,
| Mr.. Edwin Evans. Mr.. George Evans
and Mr.. John Tucker. Mr.. and Mrs. Shedd
went south for their wedding trip ana
| after May I will be at home to their
friends at 1927 Newton street.
Prominent among the arrivals in St
| August .ine. Fla. from Washington are
| Mr.. and Mrs, A. d. Fox. who are at the
Alcazar. Several Washingtonians now at
Ormond will remain over for the motor
| races there.
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| Wolcott. n. Y. to meet his nieces. the
| Misses Joplng, and Mrs. Mather of Mar
| auette. After remaining few days In
| New York the ladies will come here.
| Mr.. and Mrs William NJ. Glover an
nounce the engagement of their niece.
Virginia Bartlett Sullivan. daughter OF
| the late Lieut.. John NJ Sullivan. U.S.A.
to DR., Harry Albert Giltner. U.S.N.
| The wedding will take place the latter
| part of this month.
Mrs. Theodore f. Shuey of 2127 Califor:
nia~ avenue will be at home today for the
last time this season.
| Mrs. George Thomas Smallwood will be
at home informally tomorrow afternoon.
The engagement of Miss Helen Gladys
Emery, daughter of the Rev. John A.
Emery, archdeacon of the Episcopal dio-
cese of California to Gungiro Aoki son
| of the late Gen. Aoki of Japan, has been
| announced in San Francisco. Miss Emery
| and her mother admit the engagement.
| but they refuse to give the date of the
| wedding. which must take place outside of
| California, where the marriage of ORR
| entails and Caucasians is forbidden. Aoki
| Is member of one of the most distin
| euished Japanese families. and is said to
be relative of Viscount Aoki, the former
| ambassador here. He is brother of the
| Rev. {. Aoki, who has charge of the
Episcopal Japanese mission in San Fran
| cisco.
Mrs. Potter Palmer. owing to the receipt
of telegram. did not SAIL as she had
! planned, for Europe yesterday. Instead,
| she returned to her Chicago home in the
afternoon. But her maid and some of
| her luggage sailed away on the Lusitania.
Mrs c. A. Prouty, 151 the Portner.z will
not be at home tomorrow, but will re-
| ceive next week, Friday March 10.
Mrs. John Callan O'Laughln enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday the Baroness
Takahira, Nine. Chermont, Mrs. William
| Barrett Ridgely, Mrs. Richard G. Holly
day, Mrs William Manning Irwin, Mrs.
James Brown Scott, Mrs Jules Guth-
ridge Nine. Thiery and Mrs. Raymond
Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E. Norwood leave
| today for a ten-day visit to friends at
| their old home. Charleston, S. c.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Hitchins have
! returned to Washington and are at the
Grafton, where they will remain few
weeks. They have been abroad for the
| past four months having spent these
months in Rome and Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. T. Taggart announce
| the engagement of their daughter, E.
| Elizabeth. to DR.. Sanke Bacon, U.S.N.
DIR. Bacon is at present stationed on board
the South Dakota, with the Pacific fleet.
The wedding will take place in the late
| spring.
A delightful surprise party was given
| to Mr.. Edgar Grant at his residence,
Brightwood. D. c.. last Wednesday even
| ing in honor of his twenty first birth
day. Dancing and games were INDUCED
| in until a late hour, after which a de-
lightful repast was served Music and
| vocal solos were rendered by Mr.. Edgar
Grant, George Seitz. the Misses Louise
Grant. The principal feature of the even
ing was the floral decorations, consist
| ing of palms and carnations. Those pres
ent were Misses Emma Grant. S. Caf-
fiery, A. Caffery, Louise and Helen Berg
mann. E Horner, Katie Freas s. Fletch-
er, s. Ryan, L. Ryan. r. Stockton, NJ.
Ryan. NJ. Jones, Ethel Simons. and
Messrs. George Seitz. G. Howells. Edgar
Grant. A Grant NJ seitz, W. Bergman.
c. Stewart, Mr. Fague. r. Grant Roy
Grant. A. Wesley, r. Robertson and Mr..
and Mrs Grant.
| Mrs. F. II. Shultz was hostess at
bridge tea yesterday afternoon at her
| apartments in the Rochambeau, in honor
of Mrs. John F. Stevens of New Haven
and Mrs. Merriam of Fort Monroe. The
! hostess was assisted by Mrs. Reed Knox,
| Mrs. Merriam, wife of Maj. Gen. Mer-
| riam and Miss Calderon.
| Mrs. Robert j. Wynne and Miss Ida
Wynne are at the New Willard, where
| they will remain until they leave for
New York They expect to sail for Eng
| land on the 23d.
| Mrs. Rebecca A. Seay announces the
| marriage of her granddaughter, Miss
| Rebecca l.. Seay, to Mr.. Frederick NJ
/ Marks, which occurred at the brides
| home, the Plymouth. in this city, last
| evening at S:30 o'clock. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Dr. Muir in the
| presence of members of the family and
| d few intimate friends The bride was
| attired in a beautiful gown of white
| silk, made princess, and a tulle veil
| draped with orange blossoms. and car
| ried Il large bunch of bride roses
Mr.. and Mrs. Marks will be at home
after the 18th of March to receive their
| friends.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Volstead and daugh.
| ter of this city are at Atlantic CITY
Marriage Licenses.
| Marriage licenses have been issued TO