Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-13

mantown. Miss Eleanor Dashed of An
napolis, Miss Alice Ridgely of Baltimore
and Miss Mamie Williamson of this city,
were dressed alike in yellow messailne
draped with yellow chiffon and large pie
ture hats OF black net, and these cos
tunes, combined with the uniforms OF the
usherS, made an unusually brilliant group
in the chancel The best man was En-
sign w. Price Williamson. and the ush-
erS were Payma SterS Adee. Jordan. Ram
kin, Zane, Lamar and Merritt. al of the
navy, and Mr.. A. Claude Howard and DR..
Lloyd Whitman of Germantown.
After an extended trip north Paymaster
and Mrs. Williamson will so to their
quarters at Indian Head. where Mr.. Will
Hanson is at present stationed.
Capt Frank NJ Bennett. L. :. ", and
Mrs. Bennett and their daughter. Miss
Dorothy, have gone to California. where
Cart. Bennett took over the command
of the L. S. s. South Dakota September
% at the Mare Island navy yard.
Mrs. Bennett and her daughter spent
July and August at Deer Park. Md,
where they were Joined by Capt Bennett
and went for September to their home
in Michigan.
Mrs. Joseph L. Lyons and daughter
Helen are spending two weeks in Wins
ton, Va.
A pretty wedding yesterday at St. Ann
as G. Smyth officiating, was that of Miss
Edna NJ. Tillett. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs: Robert r. Tillett, and Mr.. Edward
B. OBrien of Bancroft, Va The bride,
who wore a gown of white satin and lace
and carried bouquet of white roses. was
attended by her sister, Miss Louise Tillett,
and Miss Katherine O'Brien as brides
maids. They wore lavender satin dresses
and hats to match and carried pink roses.
Mr.. Arthur o. Dwyer was best man. Aft
er southern trip the couple Will go to
Bancroft, Va, to live.
tober % of Miss Eva Elvira Kennedy.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ken
nedy. and Mr.. Frank Russell Underwood.
the brides only attendant will be her
small niece: Helen b. Kennedy. The
ceremony will be at the family residence
on 18th street, and Rev. Joseph Daw-
son will Officiate.
Senior f. A. Pezet. the Peruvian minis
ter at Panama and formerly represent
ing his country here. is, with Sonora
Pezet, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford s. Walton. Senior PeZet has been
on a special mission to Mexico in connec
ton with the recent centennial celebra-
ton. While In Washington both Senior
and Sonora Pezet were very popular. and
had large circle of friends in both resi-
dent as we'll as diplomatic society.
An exceedingly pretty wedding last
night ct the Second Baptist Church, 4th'
and Virginia avenue southeast. was that
of Miss Lillian Mary Hynson of this city
and Mr.. John III. Burke of Manassas,
Va, the Rev. Hinson ID. Hewlett officiat
ing, in the presence of a large gathering
of their friends.
The church was decorated i'm palms.
ferns and cut flowers. The bride, who
was dressed in white messaline satin.
carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley, while her bridesmaids carried
bouquets of chrysanthemums to. match
their dresses. Two of the bridesmaids,
Misses Mary Bruin and Edna Foley, are
of Virginia, while the four others.
Misses Gladys Henderson, Mildred Dun
ningtOn, Margaret Won Hermann and
Alice Teachum, are of this city. The
maid of honor was Miss Lie Burke, and
the flower girl was Miss Margaret Fry.
Claude Burke. brother of the groom. was
best man. Messrs. Patti, Hopkins. Davis,
Moser, Clark and Adamson acted as ush-
erS.
After the ceremony the couple returned
to the home of the bride. 3:':' 9th street
southeast. where a reception was held.
Later they left for their honeymoon,
which will include a tour of the northern
states and Canada. They will return here
November /. and go on to Manassas,
Va. where they will be at home TO their
friends.
Commander and Mrs. L. L. Reamey
have returned to their residence on "
street for the winter. Mr.. Brewster
Reamey will remain in New York.
Rev DIR. Charles Wood OF this city was
in Philadelphia yesterday. where he Of
ficiated at the marriage of Miss Virginia
kemble. daughter of Mrs. Isaac ". Kem-
BILE. and Mr.. John Tucker 4th. Owing
to the recent death of the brides father
only the families were present. Mrs
Kembie and her daughter have been
spending the autumn at the Bellevue
Stratford. and the ceremony took place
there in the red room.
Judge James III. Lob OF Harrisburg.
Pa, is in town for few days