Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-25
will take his bride to live in German
town, Pa.

will take his bride to live in German
town, Pa.
A pretty home wedding took place yes
terday afternoon at 3 o'clock at 13SO
Park road northwest, when Miss Anna
Beatrice Carter daughter of Mr.. A. r.
! Carter of Berryville, Va, became the
bride of Mr.. Joseph NJ. FAINT, Rev:
II. s. Pinkham, pastor of the Emmanuel
Baptist Church, officiating.
Mr.. NJ. j. O'Toole brother-in-law of
the groom. acted as best man. and his
Wife. Mrs. NJ. J. O'Toole. was matron OF
honor. Only the near relatives and a
few intimate friends were present. After
the ceremony the couple left for short
western trip. after which they will re-
turn to Wadesville. Va, to make their
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip H. Hoff announce
the marriage of their daughter. Hattie
Hammond, and Clarence Coghill Melville
of Philadelphia, Pa, December 81, al
the home of the bride. DR.. Howard Wells
the groom graduate Of Drexel. Pa.
The ceremony was witnessed by relatives
and classmates, after which a reception
followed from to TO- They left on the
their return will reside in West Phila-
delphia.
Rev. Dr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Bigelow,
WHO gave up tnclT house III w
1925 Massachusetts avenue. last May,
have been travelling in Europe for several
months. Prot. ~Bigeiow attended the
Sheffield and Berlin meetings of meteorol-
institutions In England. France, Germany,
Switzerland. Italy and Spain. They sailed
for Buenos Aires, Argentina. November
%. from Lisbon, and DR.. Bigelow will
weather. service which is now developing
rapidly. Both DIR. and Mrs. Bigelow have
resided in Argentina before. for five years
at the Cordoba observatory. and the cli-
mate there is unusually favorable for
studies In solar physics and meteorology.
Mrs Btgelow's health is much improved,
and her friends believe that this change
Of climate and scene will effect a COM
plete restoration. Their permanent ad-
dress will be care Of the Oficina Meteoro-
logica, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Foster will
have their granddaughter, Miss Margaret
Dulles d Of auburn. n; y; ~, with tn them in
winter. Miss Dulles was at Bryn Mawr
last year. In addition to her college
course, she studied both in France and
Germany. while abroad one year. During
parents. Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Allen Macy
Dulles. at their home in Auburn, and
Mrs. Foster will give tea for her Janu-
airy IA.
LMr. ana mis-. OStcT Will nave d I6inlly
party with them during the first half Of
January, and on the 18th Rev. DIR. and
Mrs. Dulles will celebrate their. silver
wedding anniversary. Their marriage oc-
CURED in this city. All the members Of
their bridal party save two, who have
passed beyond, including Rev. DR.. Bartlett,
who of1ciated, will be present at the din
ner which Mr.. and Mrs. Foster will give,
and at which twenty covers will be laid
A number of persons in this city will
recall the night of the marriage Of DR..
and Mrs Dulles. Mr.. and Mrs Foster
then lived on I street adjoining the Mex
lean embassy. and a fire breaking out in
their house the night before the wedding
made it necessary for them to abandon
it, The wedding reception was held in
stead at the Nordhon home on K street,
where Secretary and Mrs. Nagel now re-
side.
Mr. Foster had but short time before
returned from his post abroad as United
States minister to Spain. and Mrs. Foster
wore at the wedding Of her daughter the
brocaded velvet gown she had worn
when presented at the court Of Madrid
She will wear 1t again at the silver we'd
ding dinner, the silver bride will wear
her wedding dress. and her sister. Mrs
Robert Lansing, and the others Of the
party will also wear the gowns they had
on that occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Foster, 1t will be