Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-25


who has been sitting Miss Trade" on
18th street, is spending few days with
friends in Newport News. va. she VIII
return to the city the latter part of the
week and be- the guest of Miss Trader
until her return to Louisiana next week.
AIR. and Mrs Charles Arnold Watson
are spending fcw weeks in Eoston.
Mass.
Mrs. Alma T. Oxley announces the
marriage of her daughter, Mary ARce.
and Mr.. Charles W. Shaver. by Rev-
Richard l.. Shipley at centerville. Md,
October Is. 1911.
All ST Patricks Church this morning at
10 o'clock Miss Mary Elizabeth Muliin,
daughter of MI. and Mrs. Frank ;. Null
lir of Washington. and Mr.. Herbert Ill
Smith of Hyattsville. Md. were married
by Rev. Father James \. Smyth. a
nupt.al mass followed. The BRIDE wore
ivory crepe meteor draped in marquise.te
and trimmed with chiffon roses. Her
tulle vel was caught with lilies OF the
valley. and she wore diamond orna-
ment and carried a shower bouquet OF
lilies of the valley. The maid of honor,
Miss Marguerite Wells, cousin of the
bride, wore yellow crepe de chine win
large black picture hat and carried yell
low chry santhemums. The bridesmaids
were Miss Aimee Smith. sister of the
bridegroom. of Berwyn, and Miss Teresa
Lane Both were dressed like the maid
of honor. The flower bearer was Miss
Helen Jacobs cous II of the bride. She
was attred in ivory meSsaline, Kate
Gre enaway style. trimmed in Italian lace
and chiffon roses She wore White lace
mob cap, and carried a basket of yellow
flowers The hest man was Mr. Frank
Stetson, and the ushers were DR. Ernest
Smith cousin Of the Bridegroom, MT.
Frank Mullin. brother OF the bride ana
Messrs. James Baden and John liable.
9 II II fI,lh I'm a
of the brides parents. ~ Rhode Island
avenue northwest. The br de gong
away gown was blue broadcloth with hat
10 match. She wore mink furs. FOLLOW
ing the breakfast Mr. and Mrs. smith
left for a trip north, and will make their
future home at Berwyn. Prince Georges
county. Md.
The marriage of Miss Mary owen Scott
daughter of Mr. William Owen Scott OF
this city, and Mr.. William Irving How
bert son of Mr. and Mrs. irvins How
bert of Colorado Springs. was brilliantly
celebrated last Wednesday, October Is at
noon, in st Stephen Church. COLORADO
Strings The impressive service was rea
hy the rector. Rev Arthur Nelson Taft.
and the vested choir sang.
Palms ferns and other sreenery banke1
the chancel interminsled with WHITE
chrysanthemums family touched with
pink and clusters of the chiysanthemuihs
decorated the entrance to each pew
Preceding the ceremony the organlst
Mr.. Alexander Prize. played beauttlni
program that included Concert Overture
by Hollins: "I;erceuse." Wheeldon: 'Salut
Il Amour, Elgar. and .'Intermezzo,' Hol-
Inns The choir sang the hymn. the
Voice That Breathed Der Eden, and
then the joyous notes of the bridal
chorus from "Lohengrin' reverberated
through the sacred edlfice, sieEai that
the bridal party had arrived
The ushers Mr.. Charles Il. Lansing,
Mr. jefferson Hayes Davis, Mr.. Edwa d
l.. kernochan. uncle of the bride: Mr..
Frank Scott. brother OF the bride; MI;
William Sherman Fisher of Denver and
Mr. Theodore w. Gauss, led the process
sion Next came the bridesmaids. Miss
May Howbert, sister of the groom; Miss
Anna Eyre and Miss Constance Pulitzer:
then the maid OF honor. Miss Alice Scott.
sister of the bride, followed by the bride.
escorted by her father The bridegroom.
accompanied by his best man, Mir. VIII
mer u. Hemming. awaited at the altar
The brides gown of rich cream satin
was simply fashioned in empire design
with long square court train, and the
T-shaped bodice was trimmed with rare
Ia heirloom duchesse lace and the loose
neshed silk embroidery. The full veil OF
.ule was held 10 the couture with orange
blossoms. and the white satin slippers
we're trimmed with orange blossoms ana
lace rosettes. y shower OF orchids. lilies
Of the VALLEY and maidenhair ferns was
carried.
The maid Of honor wore an apricot
satin gown Neiled in gray marquiSette
and Garnitured with gray SILK fringe. he
bridesmaids rs were alike, OF iprico.
satin with draneries of gray ttlle. All
the brides attendants wore large picture
hats of gray velvet and cloth OF Soiu
trimmed with gray tulle ana pink rose
buds. Their bouquets We're composed OF
white Killarney roses.
The bridal party, with relatives ana
near friends. about thirty in number,
repaired to the Scott residence. 1927
Wood avenue. after the ceremony. anu
an elaborate wedding breakfast was
served. Those present We're seated at a
long table adorned with baskets filled
with white Killarney roses. Garlands OF
snilax and white tulle from the cleo
trolier to the table made an effective
canopy
Mr. Howbert and bride left the same
afternoon for the south. where they will
enjoy an extended honeymoon. Upon
Colorado ~ rings. Mr.. Howbert is as
sistant cashier Of the First National
Bank of that city.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harlow. who
passed the summer their ranch in
Montana. have returned here for brief
stay before going to New York, where
they will pass the early winter
Mr.. and Mrs. George j. yesterday have
sent out invitations for the marriage of
their daughter. Margaret, and Paymaster
John SWEET Higgins, Wednesday evening.
November Il. at O'Clock in the West
Street Presbyterian Church. The we'd
ding will he followed by an informal re-
ception at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
yesterday, on :i1st street.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. J.. Cline celebrated the
fifteenth anniversary of their marriage
last night i'm their new residence. 1.,t6
Park road, where profuse decoration Of
palms and flowers in place. An or
chestra played through the evening.
The couple received a number OF cut
glass and silver presents.
Mr. ard Mrs Carl A. DrOop have left