Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-01

married at the home Of the brides par
ents. The ceremony was performed in
the drawing room bay window, which
was converted into bower with palms.
ferns and trailing smilax, the Rev. Mr..
Dawson officiating.
The bride was escorted by her father
and wore a handsome gown of white
satin, partly yelled in chiffon and trim
coronet of natural orange blossoms, a
gift from California, and carried a
shower bouquet Of bride roses and lilies
of the valley.
Miss Leila Hit was maid of honor for
her sister. and she wore pale blue; mar
quisette. over blue satin, and carried a
round bouquet of pink rosebuds and lilies
of the valley. The best man was the
groom's brother, Mr.. Willard D. Eakin.
Several delightful selections. including
Marguerite O'Toole on the harp. The
wedding was very quiet. the number of
guests being limited, owing to the recent
serious illness of the brides mother, who,
however, was able to be present. and
who wore gown Of gray marauisette
over lavender silk, embroidered in silver.
Late last night Mr.. and Mrs. Eakin
left for their wedding jourHey. the latter
wearing a smart travelling suit OF brown
broadcloth with hat to match. They will
be at home after January l at the North
cumberland.
Mrs Derward NJ Smith of Pulaski,
Va. is visiting her sister. Mrs. James
s. Giffen, and her mother, Mrs. T. B
Young, Of Clarendon, Va. Mrs. Smith
will be remembered as Miss Ruth Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Francis Moore en-
tertained q large party Tuesday night
at their home in Friendship Heights. Md.
in honor Of the twenty first birthday ami
versary Of their son Raymond. Dancing
was INDUCED in until late hour. and a
buffet supper was served in one of the
large upper rooms Of the Moore home. A
large number of young people from Wash
ington were present. The guests included:
Edna Turnburke. Katherine HARRISON,
Mollie Grimes. Mrs. 0. w. Bradt. Ger
trude Bradt, Marguerite Bradt, Ella Bradt,
nolds. Mrs. Emma Hobbs. Elsie Moore,
Edna Rice, Jim Duvall, r. Karl Galbraith.
Mrs. Lizzie Gavin, Nettie RUPERT, Louise
Rupert, Mona Beall. Florence Beall,
House. Andrew Reynolds. John Moore.
John Topping, Russell Rice, George Bradt.
John Weber, Mr.. krouch. Mr.. Nix, VIII
Gavin, Otto Rupert, Col. Walter Rath-
bone. II. s. c.; Capt Howell Gordon. II.
s. c.; Bertram Kohl George Poole, Forest
Grimes, John Du Ffef. Mr.. Cardaman,
Washington; Lindel Shipley, Clara Ship
ley. Mr.. Prather. I. Newton Shipley, Bal
timore: Sadie. May, Marie and Raymond
Gaines, Alexandra. Va; Gertrude Darby.
burg, Md: Mrs. Mamie Poole, Lille, Edna
and Virginia Poole and J. E. Poole. Rock
vile, Md; Winsor and Wilson Offntt
Bethesda. Md: Jennie Pyles, Poolesville,
Prince George county, Md; Ramona
Krampton, Katie Alderman. Helen Griffin,
Marguerite Stohlman. Mabel Mitchner,
Irene Rice, William Mitchner. Ralph Will
son, Morgan Kellilan and Will Stohlman
Somerset Heights. Md; Mrs. Aubrey Rich
mond, Marguerite Miller. Mr.. and Mrs
John II. Miller, Mrs. Elsie Allison. Mrs
Charles Money, Ailsa Jones. Anna Smith,
Josie Ough, Mr.. Aubrey Richmond, Jack
son Miller. DR.. and Mrs. /: T. Jones'
Frederick Money, Annie Arnett and Maj
J. Francis Moore, Friendship Heights,
Mr.. and Mrs. Odell S. Smith presented
their daughter. Miss Ida Norment Smith.
at a tea at their home on 10th street
most elaborate in poinsettias and smi-
lax, and the receiving party stood under
a canopy of the same flowers. The dining
room and table decorations were of Rich
mond roses. Miss Smiths brunette beauty
was greatly enhanced by a gown of soft
heavily embroidered in chalk beads. The
flowers she carried from the dozens OF
bouquets sent her were white orchids and
lilies of the valley. Mrs. Smith wore
In the receiving party were Mrs. Clar-
ence Norment. Mrs. Ulie N Hurley and
Mrs John Alden. The debutantes who
assisted at the tea and were present at
the dinner and dance at Rauschers later
in the evening were Miss Ruth Parker,
Miss Marion King. Miss Marie Ray. Miss
Nellie Acker, Miss Hazel Cox. Miss
Louise Robertson. Miss Katherine Poole,
Miss Mildred Bacon, Miss Elsie Brown
ing, Miss Ruth Larner, Miss Natalie
Herman of Syracuse, Miss Ruby Stokes
and Miss Mary Baxter Of Boston, house
guest of Miss Smith.
To meet these young ladies at dinner
were Mr.. Arthur Plant. Mr.. Archibald
King, Mr.. 'Thilman Hendrick, Mr.. David
Browne. Mr.. Maurice Moore. Mr.. Ballard
Moore. Mr.. Frank Fox. Mr.. Albert Calder.
Mr.. Frederic Krafts, Mr.. Frank Sey-
mour Smith. Mr.. Carl Buttman and Mr..
Hill of Baltimore.
midnight supper was served at small
tables at Rauscher's for the happy party
of young people attending the dance.
After several weeks in a hospital, with
erysipelas, Mr.. William Wolfey OF 3
Iowa circle has returned home much i'm
proved. and it is hoped that he will soon
be well.
Mr.. and Mrs George NJ. Rowe gave a
delightful musical and dramatic enter
tainment at their home, 905 X street
northwest, Monday evening. I'm honor OF
the members of the junior class of the
University Law School. Col
lege songs and dramatic selections were
given by Miss Helena DOGGY, Miss Wayne
Parker. Miss. Johnson. Miss Harrell, |
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