Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-06

by DR.. :. H. Woodrow of the First Con-
gregational Church at the residence of
the brides cousin, Mrs. Embrey, 1121 10th
street northwest.
The happy couple left on the midwest
express at 6:45 pm, on an extended
honeymoon. They will be at home after
December 10, 1910, at 1871 kimbell ave-
nue., Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Birney. 1916 2od
street. have cards out for Thursday, De-
cember -. from to o'clock, when they
will introduce their daughter, Miss kath-
crime Birney.
Last night in Baltimore Miss Marion
Epstein of 1888 Eutaw place, became the
bride of Mr.. Sidney Lansburgh. a promi-
nent business man of that city and
member of some of it's most important
clubs. The wedding took place at the
home of the brides parents on Eutaw
place. at the entrance to Druid Hill Park.
and the first and second floors were law
ishly decorated with growing plants and
pink chrysanthemums.
The bride descended the colonial stair
case with her father. who gave her away
in marriage. and the ceremony was per-
formed in the Louis XIV drawing room
by Rev DR.. William Rosenau. Her gown
was exquisite creation of ivory char
roses and silver thread. She wore a real
lace veil and carried a shower bouquet of
lilies of the valley and gardenias.
The brides court train was carried by
little Miss F1eda Epstein. who wore
dainty frock of French muslin, with
valenciennes lace ruff1es Miss Edith
Lansburgh, sister of the groom, was maid
of honor. and wore pink chameuse yelled
with a tunic of silver spangled marquf-
settle. She carried in her arms a. bunch
of longstemmed pink chrysanthemums
The groom was attended by Mr.. Walter
katZenstein as best man, and the ushers
were Mr.. A. Ray Katz. Albert Berney.
Walter Sondheim, Milton Westheimer,
Nelson Gutman and Edwin Sonnehill.
After dinner of $50 covers Mr.. and
Mrs. Lansburgh left for Lakewood. n. j.,
and Saturday Will sail for an extended
trip abroad, spending most Of the time in
Italy.
Many handsome presents of silver. brio
a-brac and jewelry were received by the
young couple.
Among the Neutrality-suspicious. who at
tended the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lansburgh and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Goldsmith and Mr.. r. B.
H. Lyon.
Miss Clotilde Mattingly has returned to
her home at Laurel from visit to school
friends in Virginia and northern Mary
land
Mrs. Frederick McElhone is visiting
Washington, where she is guest at the
Grafton.
Rear Admiral Casey, with Mrs and
Miss Casey, are at the Grafton.
is visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Long.
Miss Tessie Henry is spending some
time with friends in Howard county. Md.
Mr. Martin McHu0h ubo cponf ho
summer and autumn in New Mexico. is
at his home. 18th and Lawrence streets.
Mrs. Charles Hetfield, assisted by her
daughter. Miss Emily Hetfield, recently
gave very pretty tea in honor of their
guest, Miss FOLSOM of Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. Joseph Henry has been on a most
ENJOYABLE hunting trip with party of
friends, who made their headquarters at
Goshen. Va.
At reception given by the ladies of
the M: F.. Church of Brookland Henry
Forker. Miss Ella Sargent Miss Bessie
Olphant. Mr. Woodward and Mrs Burn
sides took part in the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sample and Miss Gladys
Sample who have been in Brook;and
since returning from washington Grove.
Will shortly go to their home, IS Todd
place northeast.
Mr.. George B. Johnston is in New York
city this week.
debutante Of this afternoon will be
Miss Marion Edmonston King. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs George A. King
and the occasion a large tea to be given
by her parents at their home on 2Stn
street
Mrs. King will be assisted by Mrs
William Kennedy Butler and Mrs. Will
liam Bruce King, aunts. and by Mrs
Edmonston, grandmother of the debu-
tante.
Others in the party will be the house
guests of Miss King, Miss Flint of
Vermont, who was abroad with her
last year, and Miss Griffin OF Balti-
more.
the following: Miss Hazel Cox, Miss
Ruth I.arner. Miss Mildred Bacon Miss
Ida Norment Smith, Miss Katharine
Sprigpoole. Miss Elsie Browning Miss
Anna Wilkins and Miss Mary Radford
A supper party. at which the receiv-
ing party will be augmented by a
number OF young men, will precede a
dance this evening at which fifty
young people will be entertained.
Mrs. Charlotte B. Miller of Charleston,
S. c., state vice president of the National
Rivers and Harbors Congress. is attend
ing the convention at the New Willard
Miss Mary Elizabeth Miller and Mr.. Eu-
gene Benton Berry of Washington were
married Friday last in Baltimore by the
Rev Mr.. kingsolving. The bride was
formerly of Laurel, Md. Mr.. and Mrs.
Berry will reside in Washington.
Mr.. Griffin, consul general to London,
and Mrs. Griffin leave today after visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Porter
They were at home to many callers Fri
day and Monday, and were assisted by
Mrs. Marion Butler. Mrs. Jack Ralston,
Mrs. James B. Scott and Miss Niche.
The marriage of Miss Katharine DAM |
gerfield, daughter of the late Henry Dain- |
gerfield of Alexandria. Va, and Mrs. |
Daingerfeld. of this city and Mr.. Carroll |
Wilson Rasin, son of the late Mr.. and |
Mrs. l. Freeman Rasin of Baltimore. will |
take place at noon tomorrow, in Trinity !