Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-28

Alexander Legarc. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Legare, Dr.. aud Mrs. Wilmer. Mrs. Hay
Judge and Mrs. Howry. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Howard. Viscount and viscount-
ess de Sibour, Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Pell,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Disston. Capt. and
Mrs. Gibbons, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II.
Mclean. Mrs. Lloyd w. Bowers, Mr. and
Mrs Biddle, Mr.. Reginald Townsend. Mr..
Carol Glover. NJ. Maugras of the French
embassy. Mr.. Basil Miles. Mr.. ]. r. Hen
derson, Mr.. Dimtrow Of the Russian en-
bassy, NJ. de Bach of the Russian en-
bassy, DIR. Grayson. Commander Sym
ington, Mr.. Franklin Ellis, Mr.. Samuel
Maj. Horton, NJ. dc Schmolk, Mr.. VIII
liam Bowie Clarke. Mr.. Jack Davidge,
Ensign powell. Commander Jewell, Capt.
Little. Lieut.. Gulick. Mr.. Arthur HELEN.
Ter. Mr.. Lucius Tuckerman. Mr.. James
Curtis. Mr.. Frederick Huidekoper. Mr..
Coppingcr. Mr.. Gouveneur Hoes, Mr.
Robert Stead. NJ. Hedry. Mr.. Sinclair
Weeks. Mr.. Clarence Hay. Mr.: William
Merriam. Mr.. Nelson Slater. Mr.. Eames
MacVeagh. Mr.. John Humphreys, jr., Mt
Charles r. Price, Mr. Henry Hoyt, Mr..
J. A. c. Palmer. Mr. Harold Candee, Mr..
John Barrett. Mr. John Churchill
sasGn Mar Bnt Mr. Charles Rieh
ardson, Mr.. Edward Fitz. Mr.. NJ: A.
Kerr Of the British embassy. Mr.. WI
liam Hit, Capt Cheney. Lieut.. Gr9s-
heck, Mr. Adolnhus Andrews, Mr.
Keith Mcleod of Boston. Mr.. John l..
Thorndylte. Mr. Thomas IIinckley. Mr.
q II. Lane. Mr.. Gilmer. Mr.. Burrell
HUFF. Mr. Kent Legare. Mr.. Gist Blair.
Mr.. Brooke Lee. Mr.. William Flathcr,
jr.. and Mr.. Edward 'McCauley.
Mrs. L. ]. Kirtley Of 3023 Dunbarton
avenue entertained a number OF young
l. yr-k IL L
sic Burns. The house was decorated with
flowers and Christmas garlands, and sup
per was served. An orchestra played
throughout the evening for dancing. The
Newport, X. l.; Miss katherine Gergon,
Miss Dorothy Gergon, Miss Marguerite
Kramer. and Messrs. Clyde Defender.
Ralph Kramer. Gus Kramer and Benja-
min Leatherman.
Holy Trinity Church was tho scene Of a
beautiful wedding last night. when Miss
Nancy Marie PIERCE. daughter OF Mr..
the bride of Lieut. George Cleland Dc
Neale. L. s. NJ. c.
The sanctuary was profusely decorated
with poinsettias and Christmas green's.
The bride was escorted by her father and
looked extremely attractive in her gown
OF white crepe meteor, made with court
train and trimmed with princess lace and
pearls. Her tulle veil was arranged with
orange blossoms
She wore the groom's present, a dia-
mond and pearl pin. and carried a. show
er Of white orchids and lilies Of the val
ley.
Mrs. Alexander Kearney. the brides
sister. was the matron of honor. and was
dressed in pale green satin yelled IN
silver and crystal tulle. She wore a black
picture hat trimmed with plumes and
roses. The bridesmaids were Miss Kath-
crime Tennant and Miss Nina Mackall
of New York. They wore pale green sat
in dresses trimmed with lace pearl ban
deaus in their hair and carried bouquets
Of pale pink roses.
Miss Katherine Dickman Of Chicago,
who was to have been the maid of hon.
or was prevented by illness in her family
from leaving home.
Little Lillian Peirce and Calista Peirce,
sisters of the bride, were the flower girls.
They wore white point d'esprit dresses.
with green ribbon SaSheS, and carried
baskets of flowers.
Capt. Hughes, L. S. NJ. c.. was the
best man, and the ushers were Lieut..
Vogel. Lieut.. Brewster and Lieut.. Rob-
bins. all OF the Marine Corps. and Lieut..
brothers, Mr.. Frank PIERCE and Mr.
Charles PIERCE.
A small reception followed at the
brides home, when Mrs. PIERCE assisted
the newly married couple in receiving.
Mrs. PIERCE Wore black lace over white
satin.
The decorations here were also of red
and green. Lieut.. and Mrs. De Neale left
late last night, the latter wearing a
smart suit Of blue serge, with blue
hat.
They will make their home in Panama,
where Lieut.. De Neal is now stationed.
Among the out Of town guests here
for the wedding We're those in Mr.. and
bers being Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith and
Mrs. Helen Heald of Newark, n. j.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Kearney and Mr..
Charles Peirce of Roanoke, Va.
The members of Farraeut Corps, No. s.
Woman's Relief Corps. will hold a New
Year reception Monday. January /. 1912
Those expected to be present are Mrs.
Sarah Albert, Miss Ida Bity. Miss Me-
LISA Crowell, Mrs f. A. Failing. Mrs.
Addie Foster. Miss. Mary f. Golf, Miss
F. NJ. Hazard. Mrs. Belle c. Harris, Mrs
Mary Narrower. Miss Eta Narrower. Mrs.
Emma Johnson. Miss Emma S. Hibbey.
Mrs. Maggie L.. Carione. Mrs. G. E.
Loane. Mrs. Sarah Mcdonald. Mrs. Ida
McKenny. Miss Bernice Mattoon, Mrs.
Annie Price, Mrs. Fannie NJ. Page. Mrs.
Jennie Parker. jr.: Mrs. Mary p Rip
ley. Mrs. S. Shilling. Miss Ida Stalker
and Mrs. Van Ness. The reception will
be at 647 East Capitol street, and will be
from 10 am. until 10 pm. Farragut
Post and other members of the G. A. K.
Will be welcome, also friends Of the men,
bers Of the corps.
Rear Admiral J. Dexter Adams. L. S.
n, retired. and Mrs. Adams were the
hosts at a charming tea yesterday after
noon when they presented their daughter,
Miss Edmonia Adams.
Quantities of flowers ornamentsd the
rooms. and the young debutante received
with her mother in the drawing room.
Mrs Adams wore black char1neuse
trimmed with handsome lace. and Miss
Adams was in white satin partly yelled
in lace She carried Il large bouquet OF
pink roses.
Miss Mimmack. Miss Davis and Mrs.
Goldsborough Adams presided in the
dining room.
The others assisting We're Miss Mar
guerite Caperton. Miss Alice Bryce, Miss
Emily Beatty, Miss Dorothy Taylor. Miss
Margaret Strother Smith. Miss Frances
Effinger. Miss Doris Haywood. Miss
Florence Fernon. Miss Kathryn Hitch
cock. she Misses Du Bose, tho Misses
Gatewood. Miss Elizabeth Munford and
Miss Nina Stockton.
A supper. followed by informal dancing,
finished off the evening.
Mrs. Joseph Abel of 1874 Clifton street
has as her guest her sister, Mrs. Gercon
Streng, of Pittsburgh, Pa; at home Sun
day, . TO , and 10 To-