Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-11

1910.
Vincent Lynch, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Lynch of Chicago, and
and Mrs. John F. Stevens of Wash
ington, d. C.. took place at the BRIDE
home Wednesday last.
The betrothaI Of the two young people
was announced some weeks ago, but II
WAS not their Intention to marry until
the first of the new year, when larger
wedding service had been planned. Mr..
business which would detain him for
three months and the date was advanced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens, parents OF the
groom. had gone on from this city.
Donald Stevens also came from New
Haven. but there were no attendants
The Rev. Father Mcdonald OF the Holy
Name Cathedral performed the ceremony.
The bride wore white satin with
with orange blossoms. She carried or
chids and lilies Of the valley. Both Mrs.
Stevens and Mrs. Lynch were in gowns
of gray satin.
to leave in their private car for the west
the same night and their son and his
bride accompanied them. They went TO
western Oregon. Mr.. and Mrs Stevens.
jr.. will reside in Chicago on their re-
turn in three months.
The retirement Of Rear Admiral c. H.
Arnold the 18th removes from the
active list of the navy one of its most
gallant and efficient officers.
Admiral and Mrs. Arnold will vacate
their quarters at the Highlands, where
they have resided during his presidency
of the examining and retiring board. and
sail for Egypt the Sd of December. Mrs.
Arnold, who was the daughter of the late
Commodore w. w. W. Wood. L. s. N,
has been in mourning for her son. Capt.
Conway H. Arnold. I: s. A.. and has
mingled consequently little in the gaye-
ties of the Capitol. but those who have
been fortunate enough to meet her have
greatly enjoyed her charm of person.
ality. finding in her q brilliant conversa-
tionalist and linguist. and will hope for
her return with her distinguished hus-
band to Washington after a pleasant tour
abroad.
Miss Jennie Mason Gibbs, who has been
on an extended automobile tour through
the New England states, has returned to
Washington ai,- will spend the winter
with DR.. and Mrs. Charles r. Collins,
1641 K street northwest.
Gen and Mrs W. L. Loudon are guests
of their son and daughter-in-law, DR.. and
Mrs. John H. Loudon, at their home in
Cleveland Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Strasburger are
now occupying their new home, 1921
Falrmont street northwest, where they
will be pleased to see their friends after
November Is.
The wedding OF Miss Reta Madeline
Well, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdi-
nand A. Well of Savannah. Ga, and Mr.:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dammann of this city,
took place last evening at $50 o'clock
at the MichvaIsrale Temple, in Savan-
nah. in the presence Of large gathering
of relatives and friends Of the young
couple.
The bride was attended by her cousin.
Miss Rita Well, as maid of honor and
had as her bridesmaids Miss Adele Gut
man of Baltimore. Md: Miss Rena Ad-
Ter. Miss Nannette Hexter. Miss Lucille
dred Ehrlich. Mr.. Leonard Dammann
of New York. brother Of the groom. was
best man, with Mr.. Clarence Lohenthal,
Mr.. Joseph Dammann and Mr.. Sylvan
linger of this city and Mr.. Sylvan Well
and Mr.. Hugo Frank Of Savannah as
groomsmen. The ushers were Mr.. Edgar
Worstman, Mr.. Edmund H. Abrahams.
Mr.. Sligo Mohr. Mr.. Gus Kayton. Mr..
Ferdinand Newberger, Mr.. Herbert Traub.
Mr.. Lester Eckstein. Mr.. Harold Ferst,
Mr.. Moses Ferst, Mr.. Armand Well and
Mr.. Irwin Meinhard.
After the ceremony the guests repaired
to the home Of the bride. 106 East Jones
After an extensive honeymoon MIR. and
Mrs. Dammann will go to New York,
where they will make their future home
Miss Natalie briggs, the charming
daughter of Mrs William H. briggs.
gave a large card party last evening in
honor Of Miss Winifred Davis. whose
marriage to Lieut.. Richard c. Moore Of
place 1hs Corps The % m at
Highlands was abloom with red and
white roses. in compliment to Lieut..
Moore's branch OF the service. Miss
briggs wore a lovely gown Of pale blue
satin. The company played 500 and
there were eleven tables
Among those present were Miss Wini-
fred Davis, Miss Coon, Miss Alice Bou-
tell Miss Dorothy Langfitt, Miss Alice
Boyd. Miss Catherine Robinson. Miss
shall. Miss Julia Heyl, Miss Marthena
Harrison. Miss Sadie Murray. Miss Kate
Mccartney. Miss Ruth Bliss. Miss Anna
Portner, Miss Frances Webster. Miss
Miss Lucy Garrard. Miss veleria Gar
rard. Miss Ruth Filling, Mrs. Reid Hunt.
Mr.. Penfleld, DR.. Reynolds, Mr.. Ballard
Moore, DR.. Spear, U. s. N; Paymaster
Knott, Capt Merrill. Mr.. Dunbar Dodson.
Lieut.. Edgerton. Lieut.. Morse. Mr.: Rust
Moore. Mr.. Parker. Maj. Horton. MI.
Goode, DR.. Wolf, Mr.. Wright, Lieut.. Hop
kinS, Mr.. Clarence HenSey, DR.. Mcclure,
Mr.. Lyman and DR.. Bailey. Mrs. briggs,
mother of the young hostess, and Mrs.
Eddy, her grandmother, were also pres
ent.
Mrs A. Gordon Jones will give q
dance Saturday evening, December 10. for
her daughter. Miss Nancy Gordon Jones.
Mrs. Boyntan Leach has returned to
this city and is at the Grafton Hotel for
q short stay.
ST. Peters Church was the scene Of a
pretty wedding Wednesday morning,
when Miss Nellie NJ. Reidy and Mr..
Thomas Smith Garges were united In
marriage at a nuptial mass by Rev.
James O'Brien in the presence Of their
immediate families.
The bride, who was attended by Miss
Helen Sullivan, wore q travelling suit of
apricot cloth with hat trimmed with will
low plumes. The bridesmaid wore a
white cloth dress. Mr.. Fulton Smith was
best man.,
A wedding breakfast followed, al which
the dining room was prettily decorated in
fall leaves and chrysanthemums. Mr.. and
Mrs. Garges left for bridal trip to the
friends after November 20.
At her home, Vinecroft, near Clarendon,
Va, Mrs. Victor H. Olmsted gave an in
formal luncheon Tuesday, November 8, in
honor of Miss Dorothy Donnelly There
were present besides Miss Donnelly, Mrs.
Ralph Quick. Mrs. Richard Moncure, Mrs
Wampler. Mr.. Thomas Jenkins and STAN
ley Olmsted.