Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-16
SOCIETY.
u'ontinned from Third Pa1eD

Lutheran Church of the Atonement was
the scene of pretty wedding, the con-
tracing parties being Miss Margheurite
Powell and Mr.. Albert Y. Sholes. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev J.
.. Baker, pastor of the church The
bride who was given in marriage by her
father, Mr.. Lewis Powell, wore a hand
braided white satin gown and a
long tulle veil. which was held in place
by a spray of orange blossoms. She car
ried large bouquet OF bride roses.
Miss Bertha Rudolph, the bridesmaid
wore a becoming gown of white lace over
canary silk and carried bouquet OF
White roses.
Mr. Arne Solem was best man and the
ushers were Nj. George \. Bonnet Mr.
Harold Clarvoe. Mr.. William Mcdonald
and Mr.. Boyd Read. Miss Laura Berger
rendered several selections on the piano
preceding and during tie marriage serv-
+ ice.
! Following the ceremony reception was
held at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Joseph j. Scholes, No. II I street north
east. after which the young couple LETT
| for trip through the north, and on
their return Will be al home after Janu-
AIRY 10 at their residence. No.. - Ran
! dolph street northwest
! Representative and Mrs James Need
! ham are entertaining as their house guest
! Miss Marjorie Harris Of Fresno. Cal.
/ FIFTY Years ago last mig - william fluiil
/ and Miss Mary 4. Smithson went to st.
! Mary's Roman Catholic Church, saw the
! Rev. Father Algic and had him ask CUES
/ lions which brought forth the II will
/ and last night they celebrated the golden
/ wedding anniversary at their home. I'D Sd
/ street northwest.
| Anton Botholmy and Miss r.liZabet Ii
/ Keller. who acted as bridesmaid and best
man for them, were afterWard married,
ami both still living. although the
I &l,1;,. oil,
b:ation has not arrived. However they
hope to have Mr.. and Mrs. HUM with
them later.
| Mr. HUM was born in kurhssen, Ger
many. October IS, 1886. and came to this
| city in 1850. He has been prominently
| identified with the work CT s.. Mary :
! Church all these years. serving as treas
| urer OF the Sanctuary Society twenty con-
| secutiye years.
Mrs HUM, who is daughter Of the
/ late E.lkanah Smithson, is chaplain OF !.
S. Grant Circle. G. A. r., and Is also d
worker in Esther Lodge. l. O. Q. F. Three
| children We're born to them, Charles. VIII
| liam T and Annie +. HUM. The dausll-
Ter is Mrs. Charles Cooke. William Is
married and has four children. While
Charles. the Oldest of the children, dlec
some years age.
. Navor des PIanches entertained at dinner
last night for the Vice President and MIS-
Sherman. The other guests were Nine.
| Nabuco. the Attorney General and MRS
| Wickersifam, the Postmaster General
Assistant Secretary and Mrs. oliver. the
minister of Norway and Nine. GUIDE. Miss
Guide Prince Koudacheff. Mrs. Rodgers
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Merriam. MI
and Mrs Esmond Ovey. Miss Patten
Rev. Mcqueen Gray and Mr. Marcel Vita
| of Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry S Welcome OF
! I'd 70 Snan6
a month. Mrs. Welcome is daughter
| of the late eminent philanthrOpist. DR..
Bernardo of England. Mrs. Welcome
will receive with Mrs. John w. Foster
tomorrow from to 9 o'clock
| Mrs Everis A. Hayes and Miss Hayes.
| wife and daughter of Representative
| Hayes of California. were at hcme yes
| terday TO invited guests from to
o'clock and welcomed delightful COM
| pany Their house on Bancroft place
was decorated with flowers and pal ms.
| Mrs Hayes received in a handsome black
lace gown, made over white. ana MISS
| Hayes was in pink charmeuse ard lace
| Mrs. Thomas Fl. Carter of Montana and
Mrs. KnowIand of California did the hon
| ors in the dining room. with Miss Mohun.
| Miss Drain. Miss Weeks. Miss Marta
| Calyo and others assisting.
Miss Ethel Roosevelt IS expected shortly
| on "a three-weei, visit TO Mrs. John r.
| Mclean.
| Mrs. Coudon, wife OF the chaplain of
| the House OF Representatives. is at d
| nearby santarium, and though sine i
improving. it will be some weeks prob
| ably before she can fulfill her SOFA,
| duties
Mrs Roberts. wife Of Representative
Roberts. will Le at home Tuesdays il
! February.
Miss Fannie NJ. st:aus OF P.ttsbur-,
| Pa. is Visiting he. sister, Mrs Oscar
| Baum. at the Horton apartments. .2i1
| l4tl street.
Mrs. p. Y. DeGraw will not be at home
| tomorrow, but will receive on the two
remaining Mondays in January.
Miss Alice MaSten. after spending the
holidays with her mother at Indianapolis
| stopped over in Washington on her re
| turn to Swarthmore College and spent a
| few days with her aunt. Mrs. Robert
| w. Medkirk. on l. street northwest.
| Mr. ard Mrs Charles Henry Butler en-
tertained at dinner. the occasion being
| the attendance of the executive commit
tee of the American Bar Association.
| The guests included Justice and Mrs.
Lurton. Mr. Charles r. LIBBY of Port
| land, Me-. president of the association.
end Mrs Libby Mr. Frederick w. Lei
dent: Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick T. Wad-
hams of Albany. y. Y: Mr.. ana Mrs.
Ralph Breckenridge of Omaha. Neb
Mr. Walter George Smith and Miss
Grace Smith Of Philadelphia Mr.. and
Miss Hin,;ley and Mr.. Albert 7. Richie
OF Baltimore. Nd. Mr.. Lynn Helm Of
california. former Senator and Mrs.
Faulkner. Mr. and Mr. Frank Is.
Kellogg. NJ. and Mrs William {. pe9-
mis- Altered dinner there was 4 reception
20 tl:n ou.-ctto~n guests 10 which all
the resident members of the Ameri" II
Bar Association were asked. \ plea sa Mt
feature q. the occasion was the pres
! entation % a beautiful tea service II
| Mr. John Hnkiey. retiring secretary OF
the association. ny q number o. his
friends The service. which is an e,e-
CANT ore. presented i'll feicitious ad :
dresses by Mr.. Wadhams and MIR. Walter
! George Smith.
Nj. and Mrs. .Io*eD. StrasourGer OF
the bellevue leave the city next Tucstiay
for New lolA. They sail Ola tine steam