Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-08

unteerS.
Maj. Huxford is the registrar-in- chief
of the order and recorder Of the COM
mandery of the District of Columbia.
Mr.. Frederick Townsend Martin of New
York will be here tomorrow. en- route to
Palm Beach.
Mrs William Curtis Hill gave lunch
con of twenty-four covers today. when
her guests were Mrs. Mearns. Mrs. Con-
nor Mrs. Herbert Knox Smith. Miss
Palmer. Mrs. Fiannery, Mrs. Hogge. Mrs.
ruff. Miss Dove Miss Goldshorough. Miss
Totten. Miss Mildred Merrick, Mrs. Brad
ford, Mrs. William D. Connor, Mrs. Ward
Brown. Mrs. Gherardi. Mrs. Charles
Bradley, Mrs. Aspinwali. Mrs. Barnard,
Mrs. Sewel. Mrs. Crawford and Mrs.
Thomas Gale.
The marriage of Miss Georgia Knox
and Mr. Harry Smith Berry of Nash
vile. Tenn, will take place today at
rector, Rev. DIR. Charles Ernest Smith,
officiating and Chaplain Brown of Wash
ington barracks assisting. Capt. II. III
Bailey, Lieut.. Victor Foster, Lieut.. II.
W. Huntley and Lieut.. Henry Pratt. re-
Gently associates of the bridegroom be-
fore he resigned from the service, will
be the ushers. Mr.. Frank Berry of
Nashville will be best man and Miss
Sarah Berry, sister of the bridegroom
Miss Anna Keith Frazier and Miss Nina
Van Arsdale will be bridesmaids.
The charming bride is to wear a draped
ivory satin princess, trimmed with Ouch
ess and rose point lace, and tule veil
and orange blossoms. She will wear a
family heirloom-a gold necklace set
with amethysts and pearls, and will carry
the lace handkerchief ner grandmother
had at her wedding. with a shower
bouquet of lavender orchids and lilies OF
the valley.
The maid of honor is to wear a robe
of rose point lace over white crepe me-
teor and a Gainsborough hat in French
straw trimmed with white plumes and
orchids. Her flowers will be lavender
sweet peas, and she will have on the
brides souvenir gift, gold orchid brooch
with d pearl on the petal The brides.
maids dresses are of orchid chiffon over
shell pink satin. trimmed with Spanish
lace. They will wear white dotted ne,
mob caps made over pink and having
an orchid coauettishly placed at one side
Ihey are to carry arm bouquets of Law
ender sweet peas and orchids. Their
souvenirs from the bride are stick pins
surmounted by Napoleon wreath with
pearls. After the reception the couple
WIFI go for northern trip before COINS
on to their home near Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs L. A. Kaiser, wife of Lieut. Com
mander Kaiser. gave a luncheon today
in compliment to Mrs. II. Fl. Ward The
table was decorated with lavender sweet
peas and white ilacs and the guests were
Mrs. {. II. Davis, Mrs Beekman Win
throp, Mrs. J. p. Jackson. Mrs Minor
Mrs; Charles Stokks and Miss Mary
Hopkins
Gen. Nelson A. Miles has rented his
house to the Colombian minister SenoI
Don Francisco de P. Borda, and has
ri OF ha ho ,l,ca,
for the rest Of the season.
Miss Blanche F. DAILY has gone to New
York city with Mr.. and Mrs. Mount6ord
She will also visit Mount Vernon, n. Y.
Mrs. T. Edwin Dye of 1903 l. stree,
northwest will not receive tomorrow.
The American minister to Denmark
and Mrs. Egan leave for Richmond AND
Norfolk today for short visit.
social was held last Wednesday even.
ing at the manse of the Takoma Park
Presbyterian Church. The guests were
cordially received by DIR. and Mrs. Clark
assisted by several ladies of the church
pleasing musical and literary program
was rendered, consisting of a piano solo
by Mr.. Byron Blodgett, songs by Mrs
Gore and Mrs. Gibson. a piano duet by
tations by Mrs. NJ. X. Campbell. At the
close of the evening light refreshments
were served in the dining room, where
Mrs. Heaton and Mrs. Smith presided
over the daintily appointed table.
Miss Lillian Stewart of Capitol Hill en-.
tertained the Ouka Club Saturday last
assisted by Miss Marie A. Stewart an6
Messrs. George Hirschmann and j. Eltor
Bragg Dancing and refreshments were
enjoyed. Those present were Misses Rose
Berg, Nellie Collins, Renie Thomas, May
Mulhal, Kitty Mulhall, Ethel Benjamin
Florence Teagle. Joe Herring and Fran.
ces Foy. and Messrs. Ray LawTenceson
Erwin Proudley, Stroebel. Clarence Evans
Aubrey Simpson. Harold klug, Roy Cad
dess and John T. F'oy. jr. The chaperons
were Mrs. w. A. Foy and Mrs. John Foy
Miss Bates of 1911 Rhode Island avenue
will be at home informally "Wednesday
evenings after o'clock during this month
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Patch have returned
to their home in Wilmerding, Pa, after
being guests at the home OF their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
+. Patch. Gresham place.
recently married, received their relatives
and friends Sunday evening at theil
home, sos New York avenue. ASSISTING
them were the Misses Bergazin, Brez
Laskey, PelZman and Jacobs and the
Messrs. Pelzman. Stein, Brez. Rudolph
Werner and Weinstein. Among the out
of-town guests were Mr.. Philip Mandel
Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Horowitz and son OF
New York and Mr. and Mrs. l.. Leventha
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Simon of Baltimore
Mrs. A. L. Barber left today for Allan
n Mrc noy,Jc
join her there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Evans of Chicag &c
are visiting Secretary and Mrs. Dickin
son.
are at the Hotel Wolcott in New York
city for a few days.
The engagement of Miss Mary Emily
Cassard. daughter of Chaplain and Mrs
William S. Cassard of the naval training
station, Newport, was announced last
night Miss CaSSard is to wed Assistant
Paymaster Dallas Bache Wainwright, jr.
at present attached to the training sta.
ton. He is son of Capt. Wainwright
of the coast and geodetic survey.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Harris have gone tt
New York and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Swagar Shirley is giving the Sec
ond of her days at home this afternoon
for her friends to meet her sister, Miss
Marjorie Crittenden.
Miss Margaret Symons. daughter of Col
and Mrs. Symons, entertained at luncheon
yesterday for Miss Marie Brown of New
York, her house guest. Miss Mildred
Merrick Mrs. Donald Cassels, Miss Jean
Oliver, Miss Louise Hill. Miss Carol New