Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-21

best man will be Mr.. c. Wiley Grandy of
Norfolk.
Following the ceremony reception will
be held at the home of the brides uncle.
Mr.. Thomas H. Symington of Roland
Park.
At the marriage, Wednesday evening
October %. of Miss Clara Jones, daugh-
ter of Capt. J. W. Jones, 124 f street
the brides only attendant will be Miss
Mabel E. Evans. and Mr.. Charles w.
Lane will be best man.
her home on New Hampshire avenue from
an outing Of nearly four months.
Col. and Mrs Garrard chaperoned the
gathering at last nights informal hop
at Fort Myer. Small dinners preceded
and suppers followed at various homes at
the post.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Carl Smith have opened
their house, No. 1880 18th street. which
they have not occupied for two years.
After a year spent on the west coast.
last winter they travelled in Greece, Tur-
key, Egypt and the Holy Land.
The October meeting of the Dolly Mad
ison Chapter. D. A. R., was held in The
Bisgin the summer home of Miss Eliza
Tullock, in Forest Glen. The chapter
members enjoyed picnic luncheon be-
fore the regular meeting was held. The
environs Of The Biggin, charming at any
time. were gorgeous in autumn coloring.
Many interesting items of business were
taken up and the event happily closed
to the attractive mission house of
the Theta Sigma Rho Sorority of N. P. 8.
Miss May Neither of 1850 W street
southeast entertained a large company
of friends at her residence last evening
Meitzler, who has just returned from
an extensive trip to several northern
cities. Music and games formed the
chief enjoyments of the evening and were
ent were Misses Florence Emo. Martha
Brookmire, Ruth Feddon. Leonora Meitz-
ler Ada Kelly, panch Dupree May
Meitzler and Messrs. Earl Schuyler,
James Robinson, VERNE rhelps, Bayne
Brown, Archie Neither, Claude Burgess,
Fred Feddon and Miss Wise of Brooklyn,
N. Y. and Miss Bayne of Toronto. Can.
pretty wedding took place Tuesday
at high noon when Miss Mildred Lee Har-
York were married.
The wedding. which was quiet one
took pace in the historic home of the
brides grandfather at Busby Park, Glen
wood, Md
Only the immediate family was pres
ent.
The large parlors were tastefully deco
rated with hemlock boughs, autumn
leaves and chrysanthemums.
The bride. who is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles r. Harlan of this city,
was given in marriage by her father. She
wore a smart tailored suit of dark blue
cheyiot trimmed with the contrasting
shade of blue velvet, with hat to match
She carried yellow chrysanthemums.
Mr.. Best is the son of Mr. r. j. Best
of New York. He Is extremely popular
among the younger set both here and in
New York. and is graduate of the
Georgetown Law School
After wedding breakfast served in the
quaint colonial dining room of the old
homestead the young couple left in an
auto. amid showers of rice and good
wishes. for short honeymoon trip. After
November / they will be al home to their
friends at the Northumberland
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dougan, the latter
formerly Miss Alma Shipman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Shipman of
this city, whose marriage took place last
February in Wilmington Del. will re-
side in this city at the Beacon apartment,
calvert street and Adams Mill road after
November l.
Mrs. Morris R. Eddy and her daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Eddy, of Evanston, IL,
al the quests VI MIS-. SOlnerS at Mount
Vernon Seminary.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Eddy
and Mr.. Samuel Adams Rowe of Chicago
will occur early in December
Auxiliary No 30, Ladies of the Union
Veteran Legion. will give social at 419
10th street northwest. Tuesday evening
October "a. to entertain the comrades of
Camps Nos. Ill and 60, Union Veteran
Legion.
The first dance of the Columbia Heights
Dancing Club given last night was very
successful.
Among the passengers who sailed for
New York on the steamship Kaiser Will
helm II, from Bremen, Southampton
and Cherbourg due in New York Tues
day, are Gen. f. A. Darlington, Mai. VIII
liam Lassiter. Brig. Gen. w w. wother-
spoon, Mrs. w. w. Wotherspoon, Capt.
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