Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-30
SOCIETY.
Continued from dirst page.)

Chicago ILL.,: Miss Lillian Harris of New
York, Miss Lillian Morris of New York,
Miss Rhoda Mautner, Miss Celeste Good
man. Miss Rita Baer. Miss Gertrude King
of New York and Miss Laupman.
The marriage last evening at st. Anne's
| F. r. Church. Annapolis, Md, OF MISS
Coda Chase Munroe and Ensign Donald
Petit Morrison. L. S. n. whose home
is in Washington, D. c., was largely at
| tended The bride is the eldest of the
| three ''Munroe sisters" noted beauties OF
Annapolis Her parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
James NJ. Munroe. Ensign Morrlson. Is
| the son Of the late Col Jasper ~ Morrl-
son. L. S. A., and Mrs. Morrison OF Wash
| ington. He is graduate OF the Naval
Academy, class of 1907.
The church decorations were palms and
The Rev. Joseph Patton McComas.
rector Of St Anne's, performed the cere-
mony. The bride was given in marriage
| by her father. Pews separating the i'm
mediate family and personal friends were
tied with maidenhair fern and Easter
| lilies.
The ushers were Ensign Charles IT.
| Blackley. 'O7, of the L. 8. S. Kansas:
| Ensign G. B. Wright. 'O6: Ensign Theo-
dore S. Wilkinson, 90; Ensign l.. Petit
Warren. cousin OF the groom, class
| Ensign r. A White Of the Kansas, and
| Ensign Lee Mayer of the L. S. s. Mis-
sissipp. all Of whom wore the full navy
| uniform of their rank The bride,
| brother, Mr. Walter Munroe, and Mr..
| Ridgley Prentiss Malvin of Annapolis
| also served as ushers.
Ensign Russell Wilson was best man.
! Miss Louise Munroe. the brides sister.
maids were Miss Emily Munroe. the
brides sister: Miss Alice McCague and
| Miss Agate Brown, both of Sewickley,
Pa: Miss Marguerite Knox. DAUGHTER
Of Col Knox Of Old Point: Miss Eliza.
beth Randall and Miss Flora Duvall OF
| Annapolis. 1t was rainbow wedding.
| the bridesmaids being in pairs Of blue,
| green and lavender. and each wearing
white satin gowns, yelled in marquisette
of these tints. The maid Of honor, Miss
Louise Munroe wore helen pink over
white satin. and carried pink roses, while
| the bridesmaids carried sweet peas in
the colors of their draperies.
| The brides gown was Of ivory satin,
with panels Of hand embroidery, and
| trimmed in point lace. Her veil. which
was Of filing tulle. entirely enveloped her
| figure and was held by. a wreath Of
| orange blossoms. Her shower bouquet
| was Of lilies of the valley.
After the ceremony a large reception
was held at the home of the brides
| parents, Eldon.
Those present from Washington were
| and Mrs. Cochran. Gen. and Mrs. George
3. Davis. Maj. and Mrs W. B. Laden,
Capt. and Mrs. W. ]. Suar, Mrs. w. r.
| Moore. Miss Moore. Gen. and Mrs. c. r.
and Mrs. G: Norman Letter, Gen. C. II.
| Tompkins. Miss Tompkins. Mrs j. r.
Martin. Chevy Chase: Mrs. J. D. Wiley
Mrs. Charles Porter. Gen. and Mrs
Cannon. Mr.. and Mrs. John Edwards
Capt. and Mrs. Dickinson Hall, Gen. and
Mrs Writ Davis. Miss Nita Stellwag,
Mrs Barclay, Gen. and Mrs. Schwan.
Mrs. Eton Swift Miss Swift, Judge and
Mrs. s. ]. Prella and Judge Alexander
| B. Hagner.
Mrs. Curtis r: Hudgins Of Client, Nor
folk, Va. is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. B. G. Smith, at 2441 18th street
northwest.
Mrs. John T. Callaghan and Mrs. Lot
tie Richie are making two-week visit
to Mrs. Oscar Bergstrom, 1l6 River
| side drive New York city.
A daHce was given at the Washing
| ton CocOry Club Friday evening. April
! Is, and was largely attended by members
| of the club and their guests.
The Misses Timlow, 1900 Scott circle,
! will receive for the last time this season
| tomorrow afternoon, from until &
o'clock
| The Argyle Social Club enjoyed
| pleasant evening at the home OF Miss
Irene Paine, 1926 Georgia avenue north
| west, Friday evening. April %. Business
| of Importance was transacted. Mr..
Charles F. Meyers. jr., was elected Sec
| rotary to succeed Miss Lena Mann.
! After the business session adjourned the
remainder Of the evening was spent in
games of various kinds. prizes being
| awarded to three Of the members, Miss
| Emmaes, Miss Marceron and Mr.. J. NJ.
| Fielder.
Saturday. May Is. the club will go on a
straw ride to Cabin John Bridge, where
luncheon will be served.
The hostess was assisted by her moth
err and sister. Mrs. and Miss Paine.
| Those present were Miss Emmaes, Miss
Ida Fitz Gibbons, Miss Marceron, Miss
Lowell Mackingtosh Miss Lena Mann,
Miss Margaret O'Connor, Miss Irene
i Paine (hostess), Miss Paine. Mrs. Paine,
Miss Louise Purner. Miss Susie Thomas,
Miss Pearl Yost and Messrs. V. G. Bald
win. Joseph E. Draley, J. NJ. Fielder,
James Joliffee. Charles F. Meyers. jr.;
Carol Nicholson and Frank Shermer.
The bazaar for the Episcopal Eye, Ear
land Throat Hospital at the Arlington
Hotel Wednesday and Thursday of this
week is an event much anticipated. both
lon account of the cause to be helped
I.nN ho al SAINT ontert IA nment the pIlll.