Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-24
MISS CONSTANCE sATTERLEE.

and Mr.. Max H. Name Of New York city
were married Sunday evening. April IL,
The bride is very we'll known in musical
circles here The wedding was attended
by about 300 guests, almost half of whom
were from out Of town. The hall was
tastefully decorated with palms. maiden
hair fern and roses.
The brides gown was beautiful crea-
ton of Irish point lace over accordion
pleated taffeta, trimmed in silver. Her
veil was caught with lilies of the valley
and diamond brooch, a gift of the
groom.
The maid Of honor was Miss Pansy
Colin, her sister, who wore peach-col-
ored messahne satin, with tunio trimmed
IN silver, and carried shower bouquet of
roses. The bridesmaids were Miss Cece-
liza Colin of Washington. D. c.: Miss Jes-
sic Hasl<in of Atlantic City. N. j.; Miss
Sue Stein of Philadelphia. Pa. and Miss
Anna klapholtz Of Springfield, Mass
They were all gOwned in salmon-colored
messaline satin trimmed in gold, and car
ried shower bouquets of carnations Mrs
Colin. mother of the bride. wore black
satin messaline trimmed IN jet. The moth
er OF the groom wore a black lace robe
trimmed in jet, and diamond ornaments
Nearly forty kilograms of congratula-
ton were received. among them being one
from the government printing office, where
the father of the bride is employed. There
were also two cableerams received. one
where the bride has relatives. After the
ceremony the young couple left for q six
week trip through New England. The
brides travelling gown was of lavender
and black hat with large willow plumes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley, who went
to New York early last week, will go to
their summer home on the st. Lawrence
In July, where they anticipate a pleas
ant time on their houseboat.
Mr.. and Mrs Preston Gibson have
taken the Seabury cottage, Beverly
Farms. Mass. for the summer.
Gen, Theodore A. Bingham, retired, has
purchased the house at 1880 Connecticut
avenue for his future residence, and VIII
take possession of it in the autumn, when
he and Mrs. Bingham return from their
summer place, in Nova Scotia
Mrs. Frederick 1rland Of this city is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. John c. Will
son, in Detroit. Mrs. Wilson entertained
Friday. and Thursday Mrs. r. r. Ster-
ling entertained at luncheon at the Pont-
chartrain. Mrs. Charles Herbst will give
an informal luncheon, followed by bridge,
Tuesday in Mrs. Irlands honor.
Miss Martha Hayney. one Of the June
brfdes-to-be, was given a surprise linen
shower by her friends Wednesday even
ing at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Hayney, on South Carolina
avenue. Although the affair was a total
surprise to the bride-elect, it was not
to her parents, who had decorated the
parlors with flowers and had prepared
a delicious supper. AS the unsuspecting
young lady entered the drawing room
a sudden avalanche Of dainty parcels
overwhelmed her. Although it was a
linen shower. so called. the gifts were
not confined to that material, and the
happy girl was the recipient Of many
handsome presents. During the evening
there was music and dancing. Miss
Hayney's engagement was recently an
nounced at a dinner given to some Of her
intimate friends. The bridegroom ODE
is Mr.. Eugene Meads of the geodetic
survey. Among the guests at the linen
shower were Mrs. II. e. Edelin,, Mrs.
Burton. Misses Inscoe, Laura Perry,
Bessie Henderson, Jane Angel. jeanette
Teachum, Nora Cox, Beulah Burton and
Miss Kramer.
Miss Elise cambridge Of Frankfort,
Ky. last years graduate Of Gunston
Hall, and Mrs. Sam Shackelford, also
OF Frankfort. are in town. having come
to attend the d. A. r. convention, at
which Miss cambridge is one of the
youngest delegates.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Gray of Meridian,
Miss. are stopping at the Willard dur
ing part of their honeymoon. Mrs
Gray is well known in Washington.
where as Miss Abba Wallace Cooper
she attended Chevy Chase College. Her
wedding last week to Mr.. Gray was a
brilliant event, taking place at her
home In Meridian.
Mrs. William F. Dennis, president Of
the Southern Relief Society. has gone to
New York to be present at a banquet of
the Southern Club. OF which she has re-
Gently been elected member.
Mrs. John Culp, a former Kentuck
home on / street in honor Of some of
her Kentucky friends who are in
town.
Representative A. Mitchell Palmer.
Mrs. Palmer and their baby daughter,
who have been at the Grafton for the
winter, leave this week for Easton.
Md, where they will remain until the
adjournment OF Congress. going then
to their home in Stroudsburg. Pa.
Mrs. Sherley and her daughter Mrs.
Fulton Vaudeville of Louisville, who has
been the guest of her mother. at the
Willard, have gone to New York for a
sojOurn of several weeks.
Mrs. Jean Wright Swope is in Louis
VILE, KY. the guest of Mrs. Hoyt Cam
BILE and Mrs. Hector v. T. Loving.
Miss Nita Gosserand and Miss Layrils
of New Road, La, have returned to
their studies at Virginia College, Roanoke,
after a visit to Representative Rob-
ert c. Wickliffe and Mrs. Wickliffe, at
Congress Hall. They were the honor
guests at a pretty dinner given by their
host and hostess during their stay
Mrs William Forster Of Lewisburg, Pa.
was the weekend guest Of Senator and
Mrs. Shively at their residence on street
Mrs Lenore Sherwood Pyle, daughter
of Representative and Mrs. Sherwood Of
Ohio, who has been visiting her parents
at Congress Hall for the past two weeks
left yesterday for her home in the west.
Representative and Mrs. Joseph w.
Byrns entertained at dinner Tuesday in
honor of Mrs. w. G. Spenser. Mrs. Cald-
well and Mrs. l.. 3. Fife, all OF Nashville,