Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-28
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Mr.. James c. hewitt announces the
marriage Of his niece, Miss Wilhelmina
Cox, to Mr.. Benjamin 8. Densmore, both
of Washington, D. c., April q. Rev. j.
NJ. Mott officiating. The couple left for
short trip in the north and will be at
home to their friends at 403 street
northwest after May g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Robinson Darling
gave a reception yesterday to meet Mr..
and Mrs Albert Kelsey and Mr.. and Mrs.
also assisted by Miss Kelsey Of Chestnut
Hill. Philadelphia: Mrs. Lewis Piper
Goldsborough of Baltimore, Mrs. Charles
Clagget Marbury and Miss Merriam.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hornor Davis and
Miss Virginia Davis of Clarksburg. w.
Va. are visiting Judge and Mrs. George
W. Atkinson. They came here to attend
the Hornor-Hume wedding.
The Colonial Danes of the District
will entertain the national society to-
night at a reception at Rauscher's, and
tomorrow night. at the same place. the
annual reception of the latter society will
be held.
A quiet but pretty wedding took place
at the parsonage Of the Rev. DR.. Joseph
ciety Of Religious Education, 1859 Mint
wood place, yesterday morning at 1896
o'clock. when Mrs. jamie L. Gardner and
Mr.. Horace E Leaman OF this city were
married. The bride wore tailored suit
OF tan broadcloth, with a becoming black
picture hat trimmed in willow plumes.
Her corsage bouquet was of bride roses.
wedding breakfast followed. with Miss
Caroline Smith as hostess. an intimate
friend Of the bride Mr.. and Mrs Lea
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wedding trip. and upon their return to
Washington will occupy their new home.
which is now nearing completion.
Miss Evelina Barnes Jordon, daughter
of former County Court Clerk John L.
Jordon Of Brunswick, Nd, and Capt. J.
Harry Bean Of Washington were mar
ried at the home Of the bride last even
Washington was best man The bride
was attended by Miss Lillian Dicklider
OF Martinsburg, w. Va. as maid of
honor. and Mrs. A. c. Chambers of
maids were Miss Nellie B. Redding of
Shippensburg. Pa. and Miss Gertrude
Gregory of Brunswick The ushers were
Messrss John e. Bean Of Washington a
brother Of the bridegroom. and A. c.
Chambers Of Brunswick. Rev. Father
Smith Of Hagerstown, Md. performed the
ceremony.
Miss Emory Du Bots, daughter of Capt.
r. c. Du Bots, I. s. A, retired. of this
city. and First Lieut.. Robert O. Under
wood, U. s. NJ. c., were married April
10 on the quarter deck of the cruiser
Pennsylvania, now at the navy yard at
Puget sound, Bremerton. Wash. The
bride is also the niece of Mr.. James Du
Bots, consul general to Singapore. She
was accompanied to the. coast by her
mother, Mrs. Du BuOis. who was present
at the ceremony. The wedding was the
first one ever performed on board a war
vessel at that yard, and was also the
most beautiful one ever seen there in
naval circles. The gangplank leading up
to the deck was hedged with evergreens.
The flags Of all nations formed a canopy
for the whole quarterback. while signal
flags and evergreens Enclosed it on the
sides.
The upper part of the big gun turret
was covered with union jacks and ma
rine bayonets interviewer with the ma
tional colors. Stacked arms and 2uto-
matte guns added to the military aspect
Of the decorations. The wedding march
was played by the ships band as the
bride, escorted by Capt. c. c. Pond. COM