Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-25

their summer nome at WateftoWn, N.
friends at home and all over the world
sent golden presents and anecuonate mes
sages to the couple, who still remain In
good health and look forward with
pleasure to the enjoyments of their
McFerson. the aged mother Of Mrs. Fos-
ter. is also in such good health that her
presence and participation seem also as
sured.
In The Evening Star Of Thursday. jan
uary IA. 1885, the following account of
the wedding appears:
Socially speaking. the event of the
evening was the Dulles-Foster wedding.
which took place at the New York Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church at half-past
o'clock. The church was beauti-
fully decorated and brightly lighted for
were the Rev. Allen Macy Dulles of De-
troit and Miss Edith Foster. daughter Of
the Hon. John w. Foster. ex-minister of
Spain. The father of the groom, the
Rev. DR.. John Dulles Of Philadelphia, per-
formed the ceremony. assisted by the
Rev. DR.. Bartlett. pastor Of the church.
The best man was Mr.. John Dulles. the
groom's brother, and the ushers were
Mr.. VIM. Dulles and Mr.. Rensen White
house Of New York. Mr.. j. Heatly Dull
les Of Philadelphia and Mr.. Ross Thomp-
son, Mr.. Alexander Gregor and Mr.. Hub
bard Smith Of Washington. There were
four brtdesmaids-Miss Eleanor Foster,
sister Of the groom: Miss Amy Nordhof
and Miss Mary Burbank. The brides
beautiful flowing robe was Of white
satin, the corsage cut heart shape, while
the front Of the skirt was trimmed with
opaline passementerie. The long tulle
veil was fastened with orange blossoms
and her hand bouquet was composed OF
valley. Miss Foster and Miss Burbank
wore white satin dresses. with fronts OF
white lace, and Miss Dulles and Miss
Nordhoff wore pink satin, with jabots OF
lace. and each had half-lenEth wells OF
tulle. Mrs. Foster, the brides mother.
In leaf pattern of claret.
with court train and pink feathers a la
Princess of Wales In her hair.
Miss Beth Hibben. daughter of Prof.
and Mrs Hibben of Princeton. and
Bryn Mawr graduate, will spend January
with Mrs. John w. Foster.
The British ambassador and Mrs. Bryce
sailed yesterday from England on. the
Cedric for this country.
Friday evening the Mizpah class of I'M
manuel Baptist Church held a delightful
social in the Sunday school rooms OF the
church The members of the class had
been requested to bring toys and articles
Of clothing, to be sent later in tine evening
to the Bruen Home for Children. Inter-
esting games followed the regular month
ly business meeting, after which light re-
were served to about forty
regular and associate members
Mrs. A. H. Solmson and daughter. Miss
Miriam Ries of Baltimore. are the house
guests Of Mrs. J. Lesser, GO Pennsylva-
mia avenue northwest.
Senator Foster is spending the holidays
with his family at their home in Louisi-
ana.
Miss Aline Webb Of Dallas. Tex.
student at Vassar, Is spending the holi-
days with her relatives, Capt. and Mrs.
at Fort Myer.
Miss Evelyn Embree. niece Of Mrs. K.
L. Henry, wife Of Representative Henry
Of Texas, is spending Christmas in New
York.
Misses Scotia Goodwin and Marie Muir
ply who are spending the winter in
Washington. have gone to their home in
Dallas, Tex, to spend Christmas.
A congressional bride and groom who
will finish their bridal trip in Washing
ton are Representative-elect Arthur B.
Rouse and Mrs Rouse OF Kentucky
Their wedding took place last week at
was a brilliant event
Capt. c. G. Calhoun left last week to
join Mrs. Calhoun in Kentucky. Mrs.
and able to go to Frank
fort. KY, to spend Christmas with her
sister, Miss Sue overton.
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of Salt Lake City have arrived in Wash
ington for q visit to their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Reed
Smoot. on Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. Henry Clay Creel Of Kansas City
has arrived to spend several months with
her son, DR.. Hal Creel. passed assistant
surgeon, u. s. NJ. c.. at the Wyoming. She
has been Joined by her other two sons.
George Creel Of New York, who viii
spend Christmas with their mother and
brother.
Representative Henry D. Clayton of
10 join Mrs. Clayton. who is spending the |
holidays there with her mother, Mrs. |
Alice Davis. Mrs. Clayton expects to re- |
TURN to Washington with Representative |
Clayton.
Miss Harriet Walton Of Nashville, |
Tenn has arrived in Washington for a |
visit to her aunt and cousin, Mrs. NetH |
3. Brown and Miss Marie McMllin |
Brown.
Miss Dorothy Bonnie Of Louisville, KY.
IS the guest Of her grandparents. Col. |
Americus Wheedon and Mrs Wheedon, |
and her aunt. Mrs. Turner Wickersham,
1t the Sherman.
Representative Ollie James of Kentucky |
Ind Mrs. James have decided to remain