Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-02


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was attended by her sister. Miss Rosaiie
| Sanderiin, and Mr. George Griswold of
! Connecticut was best man. The bride,
who was given in marriage by her cousin
| DIR. j. Y. Joyner of Raleigh, y. c.. wore
| ivory satin, trimmed with princess lace
and pearls. with tulle veil, crowned with
| lilies of the valley, and carried a shower
| of bride and lilies of the valley.
| The maid of honor wore pale blue mes
saline with crystal trimmings and car
ried pale yellow chrysanthemums. After
| the reception the couple left for their
| wedding trip, which will end in their
| future home, Ogden. Utah
! Miss Madeleine Harrison was married
to Mr.. William Allston Graham. former
| ly of this city, Tuesday, in the home OF
| her mother, Mrs William Henry Harri-
| son. 103 East 3Sth street, New York city.
Invitations were limited to relatives and
| a few intimate friends Mgr. Michael j.
| Iavele of ST Patrick's Cathedral Off
cated. Miss Harrison was escorted by
i her cousin. Mr.. T. Chesley Richardson
| jr. She wore a princess gown of white
! satin, draped with point lace. Mr. Cor
nell s. Hawiey was Mr.. Graham's best
| man. An informal reception was held.
| The couple will live in New York.
Mrs. II. T. Taggart entertained the
Riverdale Euchrc Club yesterday after
! noon. \ luncheon preceded the games
and the table decorations were in red
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Rabbit of 400 Ma
| ryand avenue southwest announce their
marriage by the Rev. DR.. Green of Phil
adelphia November -, 1908.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Finley entertained
at large tea yesterday afternoon, when
| they presented their charming young
| daughter. Miss Leonora Finley, to their
| many friends in Washington.
The drawing room was converted into
a perfect bower with the many bouquets
| sent this popular debutante.
| Mrs. Finley received in A handsome
! gown of white embroidered crepe de
| chine and Miss Finley wore soft white
| satin and carried an armful of roses and
| orchids.
Mrs. Goldshorough and Mrs. Henry
| Spencer presided at the tea table.
Among the others assisting in the hos
| pitaity were Miss Mary McCauley. Miss
! Laura Merriam, Miss katherine Brown,
Miss Adelaide Heath, Miss Whiting, Miss
| Catharine Brittcn, Miss Ruth Pillins,
! Miss Jessie Krogstad, Miss Carpenter,
Miss Elsie Downing. and Miss Guidet-
| Duryee.
/ Mrs. NJ T. Weller. vice president of the
beard of lady managers of the Casualty
Hospital, entertained at euchre Tuesday
Tor the benefit of that institution. The
prizes were numerous and handsome.
| Sixty guests were present. Mrs. Weller
was assisted by her daughter. Mrs. Nc
| Carthy, and her house guest Miss Demp-
sey of Augusta, Ga.
The Misses Anderson of 1870 Rhode
Island avenue are now taking a short
rect at the Grand Hotel. Brufani, Italy,
! having been automobiling through Swift
zerland all TALL. before returning 10
! Paris. where they will spend the winter.
Mrs Harry WardElan was hostess at
beautiful luncheon yesterday, given at
hcr home ON Connecticut avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peyton have sent
out the invitations for the marriage of
! thei- daughter, Anne Louise, and Mr.. Mar
shall Magruder. lieutenant in the United
States Army, Saturday evening, Decem-
Der IS, 1909, at 80 o'clock, at st. Thorn
as Episcopal Church.
| Several of the cabinet homes were
open to callers yesterday. Mrs. MacVeagh,
| wife of the Secretary of the Treasury:
Mrs. Meyer, wife of the Secretary of the
! Navy, and Mrs Dickinson. wife of the
Secretary of War, seeing visitors inform
| ally, but will not be at home regularly
! on Wednesday. until the new year. Mrs.
MacNeash only returned from chicago
yesterday, did Secretary and Mrs
Ballinger who are at the Shoreham for
| the winter. Mrs. Ballnger has not been
here since last spring. having spent the
summer and fall at her home in Seattle,
where a number of farewell entertain
ments were given for her the past month.
| Mrs. Nagel wife of the Secretary of
| Commerce and Labor, went to ST. Louis
! yesterday. called there by the serious ILL
| ness of her sister, Mrs. Isaac II. Lion
berger
| The Attorney General will entertain at
dinner for the Chief Justice and associate
| justices Of the Supreme Court December
| 10. Mrs Wickersham will not receive
until after the 1st of January, being in
mourning.
The German ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorff entertained at dinner last
! night the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
| Meyer the French ambassador and
| Nine. Jusserand. Mrs. Richard Townsend.
| Mrs. L. u. Letter, Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel
Guest, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Legare, Coun-
tess Luise- Alexandra Won Bernstorff. Miss
| Lucy Bigelow Dodge, Baron AmbroZy,
| Austrian counselor; Mr. Frederick Huide-
| kOper and Mr. Won Stun and DIR. A. c.
| In ST. Thomas Church. New York, yes
| ter'iay the unusual sight was witnessed
| of a blind man being led to the mar
| Edward Matthews Chamberlin of Lou
doun county. Va, and the bride Miss
| Vera Mcfarland Moses. daughter of Mr..
| and Mrs. James Moses, of the Hotel Sa-
! .oy.
! Mr.. Chamberin possesses an independ-
cit fortune. and belongs to an old Vir-
! glnia family. He was escorted by his
| brother. Mr.. Justin Morrill, Chamberlin
of Washington. D. c. Miss Helen Mel
| bourne Meen of Loudoun county Va
| and three children. Misses Mary
and Lydia Merrill. daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles +. Merrill and Edith Glen
denim. niece of Mr.. Chamberlin, We're
the brides attendants.
The ushers were Capt Paul f. Cham
berlin. 4. s. Marine Corps, and Mr.. j.
Mckee Borden of New York. A wedding
breakfast for relatives only was served |
at the Hotel savoy
After their wedding trip Mr.. Chamber |
lin and his bride will live at the Shore
ham. in this city, until the spring. when |
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