Evening star., 1909-03-09

| nightly tea at the Colonial Danes So
| ciety.
The marriage Of Miss Edna Eliza beth
Lockwood and Mr.. James Edward Red
| man took place yesterday al = O'Clock al
the home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. j.. Lockwood. and was an eX-
! tremely pretty event. Rev. Robert NJ
Moore offlciated. The parlor where the
| ceremony occurred was arranged with
| palms and bride roses. Only a company
| of immediate relatives and personal
| friends were present. Mr.. Raymond Hart
| and Mr.. Raymond Hamilton of Baltimore
| were the ushers. and as they entered the
| parlor in advance Of the bride. they
stretched white ribbons to form an aisle
| The groom and his best man followed
| them. The bride came in with her
| father and was preceded by her maid of
honor. Miss Jessie Mason. Lieut.. W. L.
| Lockwood. brother of the bride. was best
| man.
| The bride was daintily and becomingly
| dressed in wistaria chiffon broadcioth.
| Her toque was Of white fur trimmed with
satin and plumes the same shade as her
dress. She carried shower bouquet Of
bride roses and lilies Of the valley. The
maid of honor wore a dark blue broad
| cloth costume and a large black hat
Prof. Edwin r. Hart played the wedding
music. After a collation. Mr.. and. Mrs
| intend TO travel in New York state. visit
| Mia agara Falls and then go to Toronto o
| and other Canadian points. On their re-
| turn they will he at home at 1;2J Riggs
place after April ].
| Mrs. Luke Wright, wife Of the ex-Secre-
| tary of War. will leave very shortly for
| her home in the south. Their daughters
Mrs. Watkins and Mrs Palmer. went to
New York Yesterday. where the latter
will visit her sister
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Bradbury gave a
n fnr of J~fa
last Saturday night in honor of their
| house guests. who had spent last week
| here with them.
| have been in Europe since the autumn,
are al the Hotel Wocott. New York.
and will return to Washington in a few
| days. They are accompanied by Miss
| Card and Mr.. A. f. l.. Fitzhugh Of Eng
! land Mr.. Fitzhugh will spend the rest of
| the season in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips and family
| OF Philadelphia. who were inaugural
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Long.
| - r street northeast have returned TO
their home. They were recipients OF
many courtesies While in town.
| Miss MCGUIRE entertained at tea Sun
! day last in honor Of her guest. Miss Con-
| stance Charles of Highpoint. ". c. Miss
| Clark. Miss Katherine Fitzsimmons of
| milwaukee. WIS. MISS MaQe, MISS Du-
| LAX, Miss Pearson and Miss Madigan as
| sisted.
! Misses A. and K. Mayer will not he
1t home tomorrow. but will receive the
remaining Wednesdays in March.
| Mrs. Potter Palmer. who is now in
| New York, but was last week at her
| Chicago home. was the first there to en-
tertain for Secretary and Mrs. Franklin
MacVeagh She gave dinner last week
for them of eighteen covers. which was
| followed by a small reception.
| Lady Paget. who has been in New
York for some time and greatly enter
taned. will he the guest of honor at a
dinner tonight to be given by Mrs. Jules
| s. Bache Sunday. Lady Paget will come
| here for a visit.
Mrs. Reyburn, wife Of the mayor of
/ Philadelphia. is going to lecture tomor-
| row before the Plastic Club of her city
| on her experiences when she was pre-
| sented at the court of ST. James two
| years ago. Mrs. Reyburn saw the hum
| orous as well as the ceremonious side of
| the affair. and will not neglect that
point of view in telling the story.