Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-01
SOCIETY.
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&C. B. Alexanders. with it's large ballroom,
has been offered by them, as Mrs. Alex
ander's town home is too small for a
large affair. The bridesmaids and ushers
have been selected. The former President
and Mrs. Roosevelt will have returned to
this country before the date set for the
wedding.
BY special permission of tie Secretary
of the Navy the wedding of First Lieut.
and Miss Emory Dubois Of Washington
D. c., took place Wednesday evening,
April % at the navy yard. bremerton,
| Wash, on she quarter deck OF the cruiser
| Pennsylvania, Rev. II. II. Hudson OF
Bremerton reading the Episcopal service
The quarter deck was decorated with
apple blossoms and flags Of all nations
and the altar erected at the stern was
SONS and the whole ship was gay with
flags and navy decorations. while the
| ward room and captains cabin were pro-
fusely adorned with white roses.
| The bride, who was given away py
Capt. c. F. Pond OF the Pennsylvania,
! wore a beautiful white satin gown trEn.
| med with Irish crochet. the filmy vel
caught with orange blossoms. while the
bridal bouquet was of orchids and mics
OF the valley. The groom wore the 1uii
dress of the Marine Corps.
The matron OF honor was Mrs. n. L..
Littlefeld. wife of Lieut.. Commander
| Littlefield of the Pennsylvania. The best
man was Ensign r. C. Grady, and the
ushers were Ensigns F. G. Blaisde ".
/ F. La F'renz, W. c. Hall and r. S. Ed
wards. The band OF the Pennsylvania
gave a delightful musical program.
About 200 were present at the cere-
/ mony, after which a reception was held
for the officers of the ships and all the
officers of the yard.
Later the bride and groom left on the
yard tug for Seattle. where they took
II train for southern Oregon and California.
Here the happy couple will spend the
thirty days leave of the groom, upon tle
expiration of which they will live In
Bremerton while the groom Is stationed
at the yard.
The bride Is daughter of Capt r. c.
Dubois. L. s. A, retired, of this city. Mrs.
Dubois accompanied her daughter TO the
coast and was present at the wedding
In addition to the weddings In San
Francisco in June next of Miss Margaret
Thompson and Ensign Charles Conway
HaTtigan, Miss Elsa Draper and Mid
shipmen James Lawrence Kaufman and
Miss Dorothy Draper and Midshipman
Kirkwood Donavin, the marriages Of two
k'oung ensigns In the navy are also on the
cards That Of Miss Constance Cummings
and Ensign George Joerns will take place
May 3 at the home of the brides mother.
Mrs. NJ. F.. Cummings, in San Francisco.
Ensign Joerns is attached TO the York
| town, but has been granted a months
| leave OF absence. The wedding is one OF
the most interesting of the month from
many points of view. The bride will be
attended by her sisters. Mrs. Harry Child
| and Mrs. George Alexander Knox. as
| matrons Of honor. both OF whom vii
wear their wedding gowns. The two
| bridesmaids will be Miss Louise Mozel
and Miss Madeline Cummings. The bride
gown is TO be the conventional white
satin, with a tunic of rare lace. The
young couple are planning a wedding
II journey in the southern part of the state
and expect to make their home at Mare
i Island for a time Miss Genevieve Pat
i tiani and Ensign Allen G. Olson OF the
West Virginia have also announced theil
II engagement.
II Miss Milling OF Franklin, La, Is tn,
j guest at the Cochran OF Miss Villa Eos
ter, daughter Of Senator Foster OF Louisi
ana. These two young ladies, with Mis-:
\ Nancy Johnson, daughter OF Representa-
l tive Ben Johnson of Kentucky, went ove
| to attend the last hop a. Annapolis. Mis-
| Johnson expects to leave the latter par
| of the week for her home in BardstoWn
/ KY to act az bridesmaid early in Ma,
at the wedding Of Miss Eliza beth Jeffer
! son in Louisville.
who Is stopping at the Cochran for some
time, entertained a triple box party last
week in honor OF some OF her Kentucky
friends.
II Representative and Mrs. Clayton OF
| Alabama the most recent congressional
bride and groom. entertained at pretty
dinner at the Grafton In honor of Mrs
Milton Durham and Mrs Victor Dodge
Of Lexington, Ky, kinsmen of Mrs. Clay
ton.
Mrs. Schluter Of Dallas. Tex, has re-
turned from Clifton Springs. \. Y.
whittier she accompanied her brother-n-
law, Senator Culberson. who has gone
there for his health.
Mrs. Ollie James. who has recently
toined at the Normandie her husband
Representative James Of Kentucky, gave
a theater party In honor OF her niece,
Miss Fearn Ra8sdale of Kentucky.
Mrs. Cullop, wife OF the representative
from Indiana, entertained at an elegant
ly appointed dinner in honor Of Mrs.
Thomas j. Latham Of Memphis, who is
stopping at the Willard. Mrs. Marcus
| Wright and Mrs. Thetus Sims. wife OF
Representative Sims of Tennessee, gave
handsome luncheons last week In compli-
ment to Mrs. Latham.
Mrs. Eliza Campbell OF Augusta, Ark.
Is visiting her sister. Miss Martha Hop
kins at her home on G street.
After spending a month with her par
ents. Senator and Mrs. Paynter. on Co
| lumbia road, Mrs. Morton Yonts and heI
| three attractive children have returned
| to their home in Louisville. KY. Senator
| and Mrs. Paynter entertained with a box
| party last week in honor Of their daugh-
II ter.
! Mrs. Drury Conway Ludlow left last
week for Mobile: Ala: where she viii
: visit her sister. Mrs Stanley Finch. ant
her brother, Mr.. Frank Conway, and his
family.
Miss Margie Murphy Of Front Royal
Va. has returned home after a visit of
a week to Mrs. Drury c. Ludlow.
Representative and Mrs. D. K. An.
thony were among the dinner hosts OF
last week
l Mrs. Thomas N. Nichols Of Park road
, was the hostess at tea drinking in the
palmrOom OF the Willard In honor OF the
Misses Boehme, dauShterSof Represent