Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-07
Farragut until the return of Lieut.. Mile.
from the Philippines in January.

Columbia Chapter. d. A. r.. ushered in
its fall work when ii met last Tuesday
evening at the Ebbit; House with more
than the usual complement of members
acted and after the various reports had
been presented and America had been
snng by the assembly. Miss Rosalie Lang
horne Small gave two vocal solos. Good
Night. Beloved" by Oliver, and The
Flower Song" from Faust Miss Laura
V. Walker. recording secretary of the
chapter. then gave the historical paper oi
the evening. choosing for her subject I'm
and Around Lexington and Concord and
told of a delightful automobile trip that
famous ride. She described many historic
spots and houses along the line. and espe-
cially Of the battlefield Of Concord. Miss
Florence B. Webster brought the pro-
gram to close with an enjoyable recita
ton entitled "Bernado del Corpio' by
Mrs. Hemans. Miss Mary Lynch was the
accompanist Of the evening.
Mrs. Edna P. Hastings left last even
ing for Boyce, Va, to make short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Anderson of 40
street northwest have issued invitations
for the marriage OF their daughter Anna
Margaret to Mr.. Chester Morrill,. The
wedding will take place Wednesday even
ing. October 90 in the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. w W. Wilson announce
the marriage in this city. Wednesday
%a Lee oeta ana Mr. George e hsr sar6n
Cincinnati. Ohio. The ceremony took
place at the parsonage Of McKendree
Methodist Episcopal Church. and was
performed by the Rev. r. l.. Wright
Only the immediate family and few
intimate friends were present. the couple
left on q trip. taking in Philadelphia. At
lantic City, and other points. The bride
wore handsome gray travelling suit with
hat. shoes and gloves to match. The
couple will Be at home after November
! at 1O25 9Th street northwest
Further details Of the wedding of Miss
Eleanor Millar and Mr.. Richard Updyke
Sherman. son Of the Vice President and
Utica, have been received in this city.
Calvary Church. where the ceremony
took place, was more deliberately adorned
than ever before in its history. Before
the altar palms. ferns and hydrangeas
were massed. nd there the bridal party
was grouped, after passing through beau
tlful white gates. while the ceremony was
going on. Southern smilaX draped the
pillars OF the church and graced the front
of the gallery. Against this glossy green
cry had been massed great punches of
hydrangeas. From the arches of the roof
hung floral wedding bells. which appeared
ready to peal out merry chimes and
which added to the effectiveness of the
whole
The bride wore white satin cut with a
court train and heavily embroidered and
trimmed with point lace. Her veil was
of tulle- She carried shower bouquet
of gardenias and lilies of the valley.
The maid Of honor wore white chiffon
ming. She carried white basket Of n.y.
drangeas. The four bridesmaids wore
gowns of white satin brocade, with drap-
cries Of crepe and touches Of gold. They
carried gold baskets OF hydrangeas and
wore short white tulle wells, as did the
maid Of honor.
The bride gave her maid of honor a
necklace made Of rope Of sea pearls
while her gifts to her maids were tiny
pendants formed in the shape Of gold
basket from the side OF which hangs q
bunch Of grapes made Of small pearls
The groom presented his best man with
a complete set of dress studs and cuff
links OF pearl and enamel. while the ush-
ers were remembered with gold pencils.
A reception followed at the brides home
The house was deliberately decorated
and a buffet supper was served in a
marquee on the lawn which had been ar
ranged over and around an electric foun-
tain.
received with the newly married couple
and nearly three hundred guests were
present.
The couple will be at home December
from to = at the home of the bride:
parents on Genesee street. Utica. The
honeymoon will be spent in this country
and not abroad.
Miss Lydia Loring is in Baltimore Wis
iting her cousin. Miss Latrobe.
Miss Margery Cotton will accompany he,
brother Col George Cotton, when he
leaves the latter. part of this month fol
Porto Rico to take up his new Office. that
Of governor. She will spend the winter
with him.