Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-23
In THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS EVELYN PERRY AND MIR.
ARTHUR I. HOE MARRIED.
Noon Ceremony at St.. Johns
Church Today-Dinners and
Receptions-Other Events.

ne marriage OF MISS Evelyn Perry,
daughter Of Mrs Eugene Perry, and Mr..
Arthur Ingersoll Hoe. son of Mr.. Robert
Hoe Of New York. took place today at
noon, at st. Johns Church, and was wit
messed by a large company, including a
number of guests from New York and
Boston. The Rev. Walter Larom, Arch
deacon of 'Ogdensburg, N. Y. assisted by
the Rev. E. S. Dunlap. assistant rector Of
St. Johns. performed the ceremony. The
chancel was beautifully decorated with
palms and southern smilax. while large
clusters of white lilacs filled the altar
vases. The bride wore an exquisite gown
of soft white satin trimmed with fine old
lace. Her tulle veil was becomingly ar
ranged with a wreath of orange blossoms
and she wore the bridegroom's gift, a
gold bracelet, studded with diamonds,
and peard and sapphire brooch, the gift
OF her bridesmaid. Her shower bouquet
was OF bride roses and lilies of the valley
Miss Marion Angel. former classmate
of the bride at school at Pelham Manor,
n. Y, was the maid of honor and she
wore dainty white lingerie gown, with
large white lace picture hat trimmed
with roses. Her bouquet was shower
OF pink roses and Iorget-me-nots.
The best man was Mr.. Robert Hoe 4th,
and the ushers were Mr.. Lyman Beecher
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New York. Mrs. Perry, the brides moth
er, wore handsome gown of pearl gray
satin. with a black hat trimmed with
plumes. She entertained the wedding
mediately after the ceremony, when the
same color scheme of white and green
was carried out with the flowers and ia
Bile appointments.
Late this afternoon Mr.. and 44rs. Hoe
are leaving for an extended wedding trip.
The latter's travelling suit will be of dark
blue serge. with smart toque Of corn
colored straw.
They will reside in New York upon their
return.
Senator and Mrs. Depew's dinner party
last night was in celebration of the for
mers seventy-sixth birthday.
Their guests were the Vice President
and Mrs. Sherman. Mr.. Justice and Mrs
Brown, Senator Bacon, Senator and Mrs.
Elkins, Senator and Mrs. Newlands, Sen
ator and Mrs. Root. Representative F. NJ
Gillett, the assistant secretary of the
States treasurer, Mr.. Lee McClung; Mr..
and Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry kirke Porter, Miss Patten,
Miss Wise, Miss Squire and Mr.. Blair.
The table was gay with MOWERS, rib
bons, butterflies, etc. suggesting youth
rather than the years OF the host, but
which exactly match his frame OF. mind
and the good wishes which all his friends
ndu expressed Tor the happy anniversary.
Representative and Mrs. John W.
Dwight were hosts at dinner last night
when their guests were the British am
bassador. the Secretary of the Interior
and Mrs. Ballinger. the assistant secre-
son, the assistant secretary of the treas
ury and Mrs. Hilles, the charge d affaires
OF Italy and Marchesa Montagliari, the
charge d'affaires Of the Ottoman en-
Mss Margaret Cameron and Miss Edith
Wetmore and Mr.. Alfred Pembroke
Thorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T. Gam gave
dinner of seventy-two covers last night
in honor of Baron Ambrozy, In whose
honor so many handsome entertainments
have been given lately. There was music
during dinner and afterward dancing in
the ballroom.
Secretary and Mrs. Meyer gave din
ner followed by a dance last night. Mr..
George Won L. Meyer, jr., is home from
college for his spring vacation.
Mrs. Charles Grayson Dulin entertained
at brilliant reception last night at her
Matthew T. Scott, Mrs. Donald Mclean,
Mrs. Adlai Stevenson and Mrs. Katherine
Livingston Egan Of Florida.
The spacious house was profusely
adorned with spring blossoms and an or
chestra played in the hallway. deli
room. Mr.. Albert Dulin and his young
sister, Miss Beatrice Dulin, assisted In the
hospitality Of their home. Mrs. Dulin
was richly gowned in cloth of gold over
satin and chiffon Of the same shade and
wore diamond ornaments. Mrs Scott
was in mauve satin and point lace and
Mrs. Mclean wore black lace. The house
was thronged throughout the evening,
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delegates meeting many Of the most
prominent persons OF resident society.
The reception was in every way one of
the most successful Of the many splendid
officers and members OF the D. A. r.
Mrs. Dulin had assisting her throughout
the evening the following members OF
the national society: Mrs. kindail o.
Maine. Mrs. Swift of California, Mrs.
Horton and Mrs. Terry of New York,
Mrs. Patten of Pennsylvania, Mrs. Stern
berg, Mrs. Doliver. Mrs. Burrows, Mrs
Walker and Mrs. Delaf1eld of Missouri,
Mrs. Bates of Maine and Mrs. Fletcher
of Florida.
Mrs. Michael Philip Carroll of Augusta,
Ca. entertained an appreciative audience
in the small ballroom at the New Will
lard last evening with songs and stories
of the southland, or Echoes From Dixie"
as the program called it. Senator Robert
Taylor of Tennessee introduced the lee
turer and capt. Perry NJ. &c Lion hd.i
charge of the program
Among those present were Senator and
Mrs. Robert Taylor, Senator and Mrs.
Clay. Representative and Mrs. Bartlett,
Representative and Mrs Gordon Lee,
Representative and Mrs Hughes. Repre-
sentative and Mrs Pujo. Representative
and Mrs. Parker. Representative and Mrs.
Conry, Representative and Mrs. Borland.
Lieut.. Col. Hyeth and Mrs. Hyeth. Mrs.
John l.. Morehead, Mrs. Lyman and Mrs.
Brooks.
Miss Engs Ia the guest of Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Bradford.
A number Of little folks gathered at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c.
Stein. April 10. to celebrate the fifth
birthday anniversary Of their little son,
Elmer. Songs were rendered by little
Miss Ruth Columbus and little Miss Es-
telle Gillchrest, and Master Elmer Stein,
after which the little folks went to the
dining room for refreshments. large
anu beautiful birthday cake decorated
with Ave lighted candles made a charm
ing centerpiece for the table. The IA
vors were caps, whistles and fans.
Among those present were Thelma Ken
dali. Eleanor Markle. Estelle Gillchrest,
Josephine Cassell. Constance Smith. Ruth
Columbus. Gertrude Rose. Earl Column
bus and Elmer Stein.
Mrs. Arv.n Wright Witherell and son,
Mr.. Carlyle Witherell. Of Chicago. are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James w.
was delegate to the D. A. r. Congress.