Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-23

were married Dy rev. JOScpu HNisSS ~
Clarendon NJ. E. Church South at the
home of the brides sister. Mrs. J. Elmer
Speer. in Ballston, Va. Miss Lola VIZ
ginia Pearson of Springvale. va, was
bridesmaid. and George Amner Rucker
Of Ballston best man. The bride wore
white messaline and lace. and carried
white roses. The bridesmaid wore d
blue silk null and carried pink roses'
The house was decorated with now
ers and green and the bridal COUPE nd
green After wedding trip the cou-
Pile will reside at the brides pres
ent home, but will go to Housekeeping In
the fall They received many presents VI
silver, cut glass. linen. china etc.
DR.. ]. W. Buckley and family have re-
moved to apartments at the Portland.
Miss Gertrude Dulany Clagett. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. William B. Clagett. and MI
Richard Henry Dulany Hall OF virginia
were married yesterday at the nome OF
the brides mother. Rev. Norman han OF
Front Royal, Va, uncle Of the bride. per.
forming the ceremony in the presence or
the immediate families Of the contracting
parties and a few intimate friends. Inc
house was decorated with palms. vines
and clusters of daisies. white roses and
carnations. and the bay window where
the ceremony occurred was bower OF
green. The bride was gowned In white
satin. embroidered In pearls. and lace
OOQ1Cc. f1eT Veil was NoNeuN
with orange blossoms. and she carried
bride roses and lilies Of the valley Her
only ornament was a pearl and diamond
brooch. gift of the groom Mrs. Helen
Mckinney. sister Of the bride. was ma
tron of honor and was gowned In white
embroidered chiffon. She carried Kill
larney roses. The best man was Mr..
Eugene Hall, brother of the groom. The
bridesmaids were Misses Rosa and
Ina Hall, Nellie Duncan and Helen Hud-
null oil Of VIRGINIA They dressed
I'm white chiffon over pink and carried
pink roses. The wedding march was
played by, the brides cousin. Miss Alice
Loring. After the ceremony reception
travelling suit was of pongee. with hat
to match. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall left for
an extended northern tour. After their
return they will reside at Bluff Point,
Lynhams, Va
In the presence Of immediate relatives
very pretty wedding took place in the
chapel of the episcopal residence OF
Miss Carl Louise Bushby, the daughter
of the Rev. William r. Bushby. was
married to Mr.. Colley Wood Bell. the
private secretary to the Chief Justice Of
the United States
The ceremony was performed by the
brides father. while the bride was given
In marriage by her uncle, Mr.. James L.
Bushby of New York. The groom was
attended by Mr.. Maurice NJ. Moore Of
this city
Mr. and Mrs. Bell left Immediately after
the ceremony for the mountains Of West
Virginia, where they will remain until
their return to Washington in the latter
part Of October. when they will occupy
their new home on Norton place, West
Cleveland Park
Yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Hyman Dcdek their daughter Sophie was
NJ
York by Rabbi L. Egelson. assisted by
Rev. Leibson. Miss Anna Ettinser OF
Chicago was maid of honor and Mr.. j.
Mandell of New York was best man.
Master Samuel NJ. Dodek was page boy,
who brought in the wedding ring in
beautiful basket decorated with flowers
The house was beautifully decorated with
pink and white roses and palms. After
the ceremony an elaborate weddinw sup
per was served in a hall. Mr.. NJ. B.
and groom left Washington on an early
train and will spend four weeks at Nj
agara Falls and in Canada. The follow
ing guests were present: MI. ana MIS-
H. Dodek. Mr.. and Mrs A. Dodek' Mr.
and Mrs. M. B. Dodek. Rev. and Mrs
Leibson. Mr.. and Mrs George Stein. Miss
Sophie Levy, Miss Lena Gutenberg, Miss
Pauline Hirsch, Miss Beche Brez, Mrs
R. Brez. Mrs. Kaufman, Mr. Alfred
Mr. Oscar Myers. Mr.. Leon Krooler.
Mr. A. Zarin and H. H. Dodek. The
out-of-town guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Mandell, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mandell. Mr. apd Mrs. G: H. A MayeTs'
Mr.. ]. MandelI, Mr.. NJ. Mandell, MI.
Abe MandeH, Miss M. Gershman Of New
York, Miss Anna Ettinger OF Sh1cago'
Mr.. L. Copo of st. Augustine: Fla; Mr.
Miss Rose Lapides, Mr.. Charles Lapides
and Mr.. Weinblatt Of Baltimore.
Bertha H. Fowler of this city and
yesterday The bride is the DAUGHTER OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Fowler and the late Ed
win ]. Fowler. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Lee left Ter At
!sntc CITY They They E 1s at ho aa The
plains, Va The bride received many
beautiful presents. Owing to recent
death in the family no invitations were
issued.
Mrs. Allen, wife of Gen. Charles ]:
Allen. T.. s. A., has been the guest OF
friends In town on her way to Asnevllie.
N. C., where the family is residing FOR
the present.
The young ladies Of the Wednesday
Afternoon Club were pleasantly enter
tained by Miss Vernah Hetheld OF BROOK
land. After the business meeting lunch
con was served Those present were
Misses Janette Loeb. Dorothy Cahill Ida
Cannon. Dorothy Lenmen, Catherine
Sioussat. PAMELA Thompson and Edith
Estlach.
Mrs. William J. Warren of the Burling-
ton "a in Atlantic City for an indefinite
time.
Mrs. Edwin e. Vrooman is in Chicago
for a few days, prior to visiting other
cities in the middle west. She Will re-
turn to Washington about August i. De-
fore going north.
Miss Margaret Chambers Of this city
and Mr.. Carl j. Walker will be married
June % at the Church Of Our Lady OF
Iourdes, Spokane. Wash. Mr.. Walker
is a former Washingtonian also, and
as business and other affairs keep
him in his new home his bride-to-be IS
going there for the ceremony.
Miss Margaret Chambers OF 9th street
northeast left Tuesday for Spokane. WASH.
to become the bride of Mr.. Carl j. wal
ker. formerly OF this city. The wedding
Will take place Wednesday. June ~. a:
g 80 pm. at the Church Of Our Lady OF
Lourdes. The couple will live IN Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henry Purdy. who are
socially prominent in Washington. D: c..
are at the Hotel Wolcott, in New York
city, until Saturday, when they sail TOT
Europe.
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