Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-08

SUCKS mad their shades under those Ok
silver filigree in the same design. De-
the place cards were In white, with the
names Of the guests In gold letters.
Further carrying out the empire idea
were the garlands Of American smilax on
in the loggia, where the guests we're re-
ceived and where the ladies had coffee
after dinner, the same decoration was
evident There were palms and bamboo
atmosphere of a summer garden.
Mrs. Pullman wore heavy white satin
and the whole embroidered in silver and
chenille and inset with crystal and pearl
beads. The sleeves and corsage finish
were Of q pointe applique lace and she
diamonds
Mrs Burrows. wife of Senator Burrows.
Is expected at their Massachusetts ave-
nue. home today and the senator will
come before the end OF the week.
have left Newport for New York en-
route to this city.
Prince Koudachefr and Mons. de Thai
yesterday after being members of a
house party entertained over Sunday by
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish at their
place on the Hudson.
Gen. A. W. Greedy gave dinner last
evening for Mr.. B. l.. Simpson of Pc
king, China. Justice Brown. Gen. Wood,
DR.. Wiley. Mr.. John Barrett. Mr.. Her
bert Putnam, Gen. G. w. Davis. Prof. c.
E. Munroe, Gen. James Allen. Mr.. A. ].
Parsons and Mr.. Gilbert Grosvenor made
up the company.
ceived by Miss Mary D. Bowling. whose
marriage to Mr.. Arthur ]. May will take
place tomorrow, was beautifully ar
ranged luncheon given by the faculty
Of the Brookland School. Of which Miss
Bowling was teacher. The wedding
march and brides cake. containing the
fateful ring. thimble and needle, was
much in evidence and the anair most
ENJOYABLE A household shower was also
given to Miss Bowling by the Half Hun
alter parties have filled the weeks with
gayety.
Mr.. May has also been the center Of
festivities. A dinner In his honor was
given Saturday night at the Congress
sional Hotel by a number of his young
men friends. In addition to an attractive
menu many witty responses We're made
to the toasts of the occasion. Mr.. May
gave his bachelor dinner last evening
following the church rehearsal; The re-
ceremony. will be attended only by the
bridal party and relatives of the bride
and groom.
Mrs Cuno H. Rudolph. wife Of District
Commissioner Rudolph, left yesterday for
New York to meet Mrs. Gerald Van Mou-
RICH and Miss Gertrude Norton of Mexico
City, who Will spend several weeks there
before coming to Washington to spend
the season.
Mai. L.Enfant Chapter. Daughters of
the American Revolution. met at the home
Of the regent. Mrs. Noble Newport Potts
last evening. There was large attend
ance and the regent read most interest
ing paper on LEnfant.
Miss Ethel l.. Cooke Of 18th street enter
tanned in honor of Miss Charlotte Lee last
night, whose marriage to Mr.. Harry Mum
will take place Wednesday evening, No
vember is.
Ex-United States Senator and Mrs
George L. Wellington have issued invita-
tons to the marriage Of their eldest
daughter. Miss Gretchen Wellington, to
Mr. James Elder Humbird. the only son
of Mr. and Mrs. j. Wilson Humbird.
"Wednesday evening M1rsmoeI m rs at 81
Rev. Martin L. Enders. pastor. Will per-
form the ceremony. The bridal music will
be played by Mrs. Jenny Lind Green OF
Baltimore. Miss Olga Wellington. sister
Of the bride. will be maid OF honor. and
the matrons of honor will be Mrs. William
Renix Offutt Of Oakland. Nd, sister OK
the groom. and Mrs. w. A. Baird. Cam
bridge Springs. Pa. and the bridesmaids,
Miss Anna Spier, Cumberland. and Miss
Juliet Fulton, Parkersburg, w. Va. Mr..
William Devries Of Cumberland will be
best man and the ushers will be Paul
Praeger Of the Maryland University Law
School Baltimore; Walter H. Cunning
Of Frostburg. Md; Ernest Geare, Robert
King and Blaine White of Cumberland.
The gift of the brides father will be
handsome home on Washington street,
Cumberland. in which Mr.. and Mrs. Hum
bird will reside. This will be the third
marriage in the family Of Senator Wei
lington, and to each child as bridal gift
he has presented a handsome home A
reception with dancing will follow the
ceremony at the Queen City Hotel.
An interesting wedding this afternoon
took place at the New Willard. Rev. DR..
William w. Hamilton of Lynchburg, Va,
performing the marriage service for Miss
Lola Lorraine Elliott of that city and Mr..
Lee Winter Wagner of st. Louis. Mo.
The ceremony took place in the parlor
Of the brides suite, which was decorated
with palms and chrysanthemums. A we'd
ding breakfast, at which all the guests
were seated at small tables. followed. Mr..
Couple of st. Louis was best man and the
bride wore her travelling costume of dark
blue broadcloth with hat to match, and
carried g. shower of lilies of the valley.
The diamond brooch worn was the gift OF
the bridegroom Mrs. Gawler sang before
the ceremony and afterward.
After their bridal trip to Florida. Mr..
and Mrs. Wagner will go to St. Louis to
reside. Guests at the wedding from
Va, were Mr. Herman Schultz
and Miss Lottie williams. and from this
city Mrs. Burton, Mrs. Embrey. Mrs.
Tate. Mrs. c. w. Gawler. Mrs. w B.
Holtzclaw, Miss Holtzclaw. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Gawler and Miss Altha Pugh
The annual sale and tea for the dioce-
san fund of the Girls Friendly Society
will be held December from 3 until 10
o'clock at Rauschers. There will be
musical program and folk dancing dur
ing the afternoon as well as dancing In
the evening. The calendar booth Is al
ways especially attractive, as many OF
the most beautiful and unique calendars
are brought from abroad by the ladies
having this booth In charge. An unusual
feature this year will be a bakery, where
homemade jellies. preserves. pickles.
things to eat may be bought
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Whitney have re-
turned to the city after a sojourn for
the summer at Bndgetcn. Me-, and other
points in New England, and are located
at the Hillside apartment, on Chaplin
street.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
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