Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-03


at dinner next week in honor of Prince
Hiroyasi Fushimi. second cousin to the
Emperor of Japan. and Princess Fushini,
who are making d tour OF the world. The
Japa,. ese ambassador ard Baroness Uchi-
da will give a dinner and reception in
honor of these visitors from their own
land
Miss Helen Taft spent the week end
with merry party of her college friends
as the guest of Miss Carolyn Nash.
daughter of Medical Inspector and Mrs.
Francis u. Nash L. S. n. at their cot
tage at Atlantic City. BESIDES enjoying
the various attractions Of the piers and
Boardwalk, the young folks were enter
tanned by Mrs. Ball, wife of Pay Director
+. +. NJ. Ball, L. S. ". at a pretty
luncheon, followed by sailing party.
At the marriage last night in Richmond
OF Miss Page Aylette Royal. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Royal, ana
Barker Gummere Hamill of Trenton, N
j., at historic ST. Paul's Church, the
rector, Rev. Robert w. Forsyth, ofnclat-
The bride is a great-great granddaugh-
ter OF Patrick Henry, and great-grand-
niece of Chief Justice Marshall.
The chancel was banked with lavender
and pink sweet peas. ropes OF the same
The ribbons were held by little Miss
Nickit.e and Helen Johnston, Miss Mar
Garet Symenas carrying basket or
sweet peas, being flower. girl The
bridesmaids. 2oWned in pink brocade
satin, with coats of the same. and charm
ing poke bonnets, their bouquets being
pink sweet peas, were Misses Elsie LIND
sey, Ella Buck. Julia Joynes and Gwen
don Rutherford of Richmond and Ellie
Bagnel of ST Louis.
The maids of honor, wearing nile green
brocadc satin. with coats of the same
and poke honnets. and carrying sweet
peas, were Miss Caroline Reynolds and
Anne Keith Royal. sister of the bride,
the dame of honor. similarly attired. be-
ing Mrs. William Hubert. formerly Miss
Marie Potts of Richmond
II The bride. gowned in white satin, COW
cred with duchess and round point lace.
her veil being duchess and round point.
and her bouquet lilies of the valley and
orange blossoms, entered the church with
her father and was met ut the altar by
the groom and his brother and best man,
Hugh NJ. Hamill of Trenton.
After the ceremony there was bril-
liant reception at the Royal residence
on Park avenue. where seats and small
tables We're placed through the grounds
to relieve the congested apartments
After an extended foreign tour Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamill will live in Trenton, where
the bridegroom is prominently known in
business and social circles.
A ceremony of unusual beauty, because
of it's military features, was that of Miss
Elizabeth Marie Black and Lieut.. Earl
James Atkinson. L. S. A, which took
place in the Bryn Mawr Presbyterian
Church, Pennsylvania 1t was performed
by Rev. George a. Johnston Ross and
it was followed by small reception at
the home of the brides aunts, the Misses
Black, on Bryn MaWr avenue. The bride
attendants were Miss katharine Ro6erts'
aid of honor, and Miss Mildred Obcr-
teuffer, Miss Mary Peirce. Miss Carlotta
d. La lame, Miss Cornelia Clagett of this
city. Miss Helen Austin and Miss Dor
othy Black. bridesmaids. Lieut.. Atkinson
had for his best man Lieut.. Clarence
Sturdevant and the uShers were Lieut..
Glen Edgerton. Lieut. George Goethals,
Lieut.. Charles Hall. Lieut.. Roger Alex.
ander and Lieut.. d. l.. Sultan, all vi
whom are stationed in this city.
The assistant secretary of the navy and
Mrs. Beekman Winthrop returned from
Newport today. having completed their
visit to Rear Admiral and Mrs Ray
mond Perry Rodgers. at the Naval war
College Rear Admiral and Mrs. Rodgers
entertained at dinner for MI ana MIS-.
Winthrop Tuesday evening.
Mrs Robert Winthrop. mother or the
assistant secretary of the navy, is the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. H. y. {. Taylor
in Newport.
Miss Margaret Barr. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lester A. Barr, was the cues
q Il
Miss anna Hall Green was hostess MISS
Rarr's marriage to William Starr Myers
of Princeton, n. j., will take place next
Wednesday.
At the Cathedral Close sanctuary yes
terday the marriage took place OK MISS
Jeanne Mary Hatch, daughter OF MI anu
Mrs. Joseph Hatch. to Mr: h p C Seonie
EIske Dudley, rector of st. stephen
church. officiating. The bride who was
attended by her sister, Miss Ethel a.
Hatch, as maid of honor; was escof f Ca ny ny
| den. n. j., and Mr.. Harvey Bush or
Buffalo was best man. Six cho.r noys OF
St Adams parish preceded the prioe
singing the Wedding march march, a ata the the
| ceremony The bride was dressed in a
light blue satin gown yelled in blue mar,
uusette and wore a veil she carried
white orchids The maid of honor wore
gown of blue satin, yelled in gray and
embroidered in blue and gray, with Il
blue net toqne. and carried "hlte s"ee.
peas The church was decorated with
white peonies and laurel. A reception loi-
| lowed the ceremony at the MENDOZA Att
er a wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Michle'
will spend the summer at "oodstock' y.
Y, where they have taken cottage.
Their future home will be in Worcester,
Mass.
A musical for the benefit of the suffer-
erS in the recent eaTtnQudhe III NpSti
RIGA was given in the salon of the
handsome new building of the lnterna-
tional Bureau of American r publics. In
the audience were many of the mempe
of the diplomatic corps and person
prominent in the official and social hf>
of the city.
The musical talent which took part
was well balanced. yet varied, and the
program was very we'll given. The large
| ountain in the patio of the building
kept up a constant deep refrain.
The oncert S the ca OF }. <. Ca'Vo,
jr, son of the Costa Rican minister who
w.i.. 4..to the ~. "-t.i t..i a -.il
| Mis- Mary Cryder and Isaac Cans. Senior
=, aIVo made u. lei aduf~,- DeIoIS tiie
concert began upon the history of his
country and the recent ca]amiti, s there.
Among the musicians who had part
were: Senior Don Emilio Murilio, at
tache of the Colombian legation; Will
nam A. Engle. il, Hiss Etnei Tozler,
Miss Marion McFall, Ms. Roma De. onne
Hampstead Mrs. Warner A. 'iobs and
the Cheminade SeXtet, composed of Mrs
McAfee Miss Mabel Roberts, Miss Hlda
koen.er MISS .>eoSha GAY, MSS ana
Tuohy, Miss McF'all and Mrs. Gibbs.
The young women who sold programs
We're Miss Calvo Miss Hanna Taylor,
Miss Jessie Weems, Miss Lola Anderson
and Miss Isabel Crosby.
Among those present We're the Costa
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