Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-03

their Immediate relatives. The bride was
| dressed i'm white and carried White roses.
Miss Nellie Boyd TAYLOR was maid of
honor and Mr.. Robert S. Blair of Harris
best man. After brief southern trip the
couple will he at home at 1.iso Q street
northwest. the residence of the bride s
mother.
DIR. Cockerille is native of Washing
ton. but for the past twelve years has
lived in Port Valdez, Alaska. where bust
ness interests will take him shortly
Bishop Harding performed The maria sc
service yesterday afternoon for Miss Lii
ian Chew and Mr.. John Uoshur Moor
! head in presence OF = gathering of their
relatives and in the fiawer-decked dfa w
ing room of the home of tie bride s
grandmother Mrs. Titan J. Coffey. Ley.
Johns. assisted the bishop. and the bride
was escorted to the dra wing room by her
ia ther Mr.. John Chew.
The bride was Il picture of youthful at
Effectiveness in her trailing gown of white
satin, which had front panel effect of
lovely old lace Her tuIle veil was
crowned with orange blossoms and the
brooch of sapphires and diamonds worn
was the gift Of Rear Admiral Upshur.
| grandfather of the Bridegroom. She ear
ried a shower bouquet Of orchids and lilies
of the valley.
MISS fLNelNil 'E.ttW. tlGE SISTER : OiBt dt-
tendant. was dressed in rose-colored satin
half yelled by tunic of net trimmed
with pearl and crystal beaded lace. Her
flowers were lilies of the valley. making a
lovely contrasting touch. She wore a
pearl bandeau in her hair.
Mr.. James L. Phillips. a fellow class
mate AT Yale, was best man.
Mrs. Coffey was dressed in black lace.
and Mrs. Frank Turner Moorhead. mother
of the bridegroom. wore pastel-blue satin
and a hat in the same coloring
An orchestra played the wedding
marches and throughout the reception
which followed and which brought to-
gether the personal friends of the young
couple.
The floral decoration of the roomy man.
sion was very effective. smilax. roses and
Bermuda lilies being profusely used.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moorhead left later in
the afternoon for their wedding journey.
the brides gOing-away costume being a
coat suit Of mauve broadcloth and tur-
ban made of violets. They will return
here to live.
Senator and Mrs Depew are entertain
ing at dinner tonight.
Rev w w McMaster WHO recently as
sumed the pastorate of. the First Baptist
Church. and Mrs. McMaster were ten
dered reception Of welcome at the
church parlors. 10th and O streets. last
evening. Dr. f. Iiez Sven, moderat tor of
the Columbia Association of the District
of Columbia delivered the address of well
come on behalf of the Baptists of the
District. and DR.. s. II. Greene and DR..
Muir spoke for the ministers of the de-
nomination. DR.. Wood of the Church of
the Covenant spoke in happy vein for the
neighboring churches, and extended a
welcome on behalf of the Church of the
Covenant. DR.. J. B. Clayton. who has
filled the pulpit of the First Church for
the past year, gave the address of well
come for the home church.
After the visiting ministers and other
guests had been presented to Mr.. and
Mrs. McMaster musical program was
rendered, followed by refreshments.
A very pretty wedding was solemnized
last evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. BOhannOn. 32} 18th
street southwest, when their daughter
Carrie Elizabeth became the bride of Mr..
Alfred III. Rodrick.
The ceremony was witnessed by the
members of both families. The parlor
was profusely decorated with palms, nav
cissus and carnations. The dining room
was trimmed in red, green and holly.
The bride wore a gown of white mes
saline satin, trimmed in pearls and lace,
roses and narcissus. She also wore a
diamond and pearl brooch, the gift of
the bridegroom.
Miss Dorothy knight, who acted as
flower girl. wore an embroidered gown
over pink silk. and carried basket of
pink flowers reception followed, when
refreshments were served
Mendelssohn's wedding march and other
piano selections were rendered by Mrs.
A. E. Ryon. and vocal solos by Mrs A.
w. Bohannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodrick left Washing
ton for New York city, where they will
spend their honeymoon.
They will be at home to their friends
Wednesdays, after February 10, at 323
10Th street southwest.
The out-of-town guests were Mrs. John
P Hills of Greencastle. Ind, and Mrs
r. ]. Raney of New York city.
Mrs. F. II. Briggs will not receive to-
day, but will be at home at the Ham,
ilton the third and fourth Thursdays of
February.
Mrs Charles NJ. Hammett and her
daughters, Mrs. William r. Myers, Mrs.
T. Nelson Conrad and Miss Hammett.
who were at home last Friday. will re-
ceive again tomorrow, Friday, Febru-
airy i, from !; to +.
Prof Edward Charming of Harvard
University, who is stopping at the Cos
mos Club. was the guest of Mrs. L. z.
Letter at luncheon yesterday. He re-
turns to Boston tomorrow.
Mrs. A. S. WOrthington of 2O1o Massa-
chusetts avenue will be at home today
for the last time this season.
Mrs. Mack *. Cunningham and Miss
Fealy of 1913 10Th street viii not be at
home again until Saturday, February II.
Mrs Benjamin r. Leighton. 1715 I'D
street, will be at home. informally, dur
ing February.
Miss Edith NJ. Clark, Gunston Hall,
will be at home Friday. February 4.
Mrs. r. Milton Henderson entertained
at luncheon today Mrs. J. f. Soule of
New York and Mrs. Hugh T. Pitzer of
Oklahoma.
Mrs Mccormick, accompanied by her
daughter. Mrs. NJ. ]. Hackett, has gone
to the Mardi Gras, and will spend the
remainder of the winter with her son,
Dr. j. H. Mccormick of Mobile. Ala.
Mrs Henry j. NJ. Howard and Miss
Inez NJ Howard of 1917 F street north
west will be at home tomorrow, Febru-
airy 4, from 3 to e.
Mrs p. j. Lennox. wife of Prof. Len
noX of the Catholic University. will be
at home at the Toronto tomorrow, Fri
day, from to & O'Clock, for the last
time this season.
Mrs Donald Chamberlin Bollard,
bride of last October, entertained at cards
last evening in her apartments at the
Warrington.