Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-24
In THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
BARNETT-BROWN WEDDING Is
FIXED FOR NEXT THURSDAY.
Miss Hines to Marry G. A. Johnson
This Afternoon-Other
Events-Notes.

A dispatch to The Star from Ekins, w
Va, announces that the marriage of Miss
Katherine Brown, granddaughter of ex-
Senator Henry Gassaway Davis. and
Lieut.. Chester F. Barnett of the Sd Field
Artillery. L. S. A. Will be solemnized
Davis home there
When the engagement was announced
a few days ago the prospect OF an early
wedding date was thought proba bile. The
bridegroom has secured ten-day leave
OF absence IN addition to the first five
days beginning a week aco. which he
spent as the guest of AIR. and AIRS. Ar
thur Lee and ex-senator Davis at Elkins.
The event Will ne a very quiet one. with
only family party present. Miss Ma
tale sutherland, daughter of State Sena-
tor Howard Sutherland and an Intimate
of the young bride, when both were III
this city al school few years ago. will
attend Miss Brown as maid of honor.
After a short wedding trip the couple Will
come 10 this city and then proceed TO
Fort Antonio, Tex. where the bride
groom now expects to be stationed.
Miss Marion Lucille Hines. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. :. III. Hines. will he mar
ried this afternoon at O'Clock To Mr..
Baptist Church. the Rev. Herman Spen-
Ger Pinkham officiating. Miss Nora Rose
Pepper will be maid of honor. and the
bridesmaids will be Miss Rivero, Miss
Elizabeth Gordon of Norfolk, Va; Miss
Helen Edwards and Miss Cornelia Mud
diman. The ushers will be Mr.. Frank
Martin, Mr. William Stringer Mr.. Ralph
Hospital and MIR. Frank Strnger. who is
taking the place of Mr. Thomas Murray,
whose illness debars his attendance.
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the brides home for relatives and the
bridal party
Mrs. p. ]. Carbon left the city last week
for Huletts Point. Lake George. where
she has taken a cottage for the sea son
She was accompanied by her two little
children and later will be joined by her
mother. Mrs. NJ. T. Dent.
Baroness Uchida went to Philadelphia
to spend some days with friends.
Mrs. Andrew B. Graham, with her
son Jerome, left this morning for New
York. Later they will go to the Marl
borough Blenheim, Atlantic City, for a
week.
Miss Dorothy Hayden of this city
| arrived in New York this morning on
board La Provence. and was met by
her father. Capt. E. E. Hayden, L. S. n
She has passed a very pleasant winter
in Paris, with a months travel in
Switzerland and Italy. They are ex-
pected here this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Nesbt and son
have left town for Ocean Grove, \. j.,
where they will spend a few weeks, and
then go to the coast of Maine for
the remainder of the summer.
Assistant Attorney General Denison
and Miss Katherine Denison sailed
| ~ -
Victoria today. and will spend the sum-
| mer In the English country.
| Mr. Preston Gibson of this city was
recently elected a permanent member
of the Travellers Club of Paris, where
he AMI Mrs. Gibson have been spending
some time
Mr. Henry Harrison has arrived ir
| London on visit to his son, Mr.
| Leland Harrison. who is second secre
tary to the American embassy
of Washington. who have been staying
| in Paris, have gone to Switzerland.
Several Westinghouse were regis
tered at the hotels in Sorrento, Italy
recently They included Mr.. L. r
| Walker, Miss A. r Walker. Miss c. H
Bradley and Miss D. H. Dodge.
Signora Filippo Camperio is spending
few weeks in Paris before returning t
was formerly Miss Ellen Terry of thi:
city and was recently here on visit tt
her mother, Mrs. Cyrus Terry
Mr.. and Mrs Wharton f. Lester and
Misses Ruth. Edith and Kathleen Lester
of this city were in Paris last week.
Mrs J. w Pinchot, mother of Mr.. Gif
| ford Pinchot has returned from a triI
| to Europe accompanied by her daughter
| Lady tombstone.
Mr.. and Mrs Duncan Phillips were re
Gently in Paris
The marriage of Miss Sadie Paulin
| Rucker, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
| iamin l.. Rucker and Mr.. Thomas Ian
ham, jr. of Lanham. Md. will take plac
| tonight at o'clock. at the home of Mis-
Fuckers sister, Mrs. Scott McGill, 14S
Newton street. The Rev. Howard Well
South will perform the ceremony, whicl
will be followed by reception. Mis-
Clara Rucker will be her sisters attend
| ant. and Mr.. Lanham will have as bes
| man his brother. MIR. Paul Lanham
| The marriage of Miss Margaret Storm
| the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jules P
Storm of lat West nth street, and Ar
| thur Lorraine Bliss. son of Alonzo Q
Bliss of this city. Will take place Mon
| day afternoon at o'clock in st. Barthol
omew's Church. New York.
Miss Hazel Young Bliss. sister of tn
bridegroom, is to be maid of honor an
| the bridesmaids will be Misses Doroth.
Stratton Julia Culbert and Edythe Welcl
of New York and Miss Mary Staley o
Baltimore
| Mr.. Bliss will have Howard Van Law
| of this city as best man. and the usher
| selected are F. ". Hoffman. Edward
Cady, Charles Paxson and IL. Cornel
Wilson. all of this city: Dean Edga
Brown of Syracuse and Charles NJ. Storm
brother of the bride
The wedding reception will be held a
the St. Regis
Mai. and Mrs Samson L. Faison ano
their two children are at 1907 Massa
chusetts avenue. Their baby daughter
Eleanor Sewers, has been named fol
her mother.
One of the prettiest weddings Of thu
season took place last night at oclocs
at ST. Margarets Episcopal Church, Whei
Miss Esther Price SWEET, daughter or Or
and Mrs. Frederick K. SWEET, became tn
| bride of Dr. Robert Y. Sullivan.
Clusters of Easter lilies. tall palms AM
| ferns formed the decoration in the chancel
and bouquets of the lilies tied with white
satin ribbon marked the pews reserved
| for the family The rector. Rev. Herber
Scott Smith. performed the ceremony.
| The vested choir preceded the brida
procession. singing the 'Lohengrln Weo
ding march, and also sang several time
during the ceremony.
DR. SWEET escorted his daughter. wh'
| looked charming in her bridal robe o
Irish crochet over white chiffon ant
satin Her long flowing veil was o
brussels lace. held with spray OF natura