Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-01

Yesterday afternoon, at Gurley Me-
| mortal Church the marriage took place
of Miss Sophy English Barnes, daugh-
| ter of Mr.. Robert f.. Barnes OF Selma,
| Ala, and DIR. j. Russell Nerbrycke, Jr..
the father of the bridegroom, DIR. Rus
sell Nerbrycke, officiating, assisted by
the Rev. L. {. Easton of East orange
n. ].
The bride wore travelling costume of
pearl gray cloth with smart gray
straw toaue. She carried bride roses
| and lilies of the valley.
Miss Agnes Barnes her sister. was
maid of honor and wore pink marqui-
settle over pink satin. and large black
| lace hat. She carried bride roses.
Mr. J. r. Brandenburg of New York
was the best man and the ushers were
Dr. William Earl Clark. Dir. Robert j.
| Sullivan DR.. Carl Davis and Mr.. Wallace
| Young.
The church was decorated with foliage
plants and spring flowers. DIR. and Mrs.
Verbrycke left Immediately for their
wedding trip and after March ID they
will be at home at 800 LIST street north
west.
A dance was given at the Washington
Country Club last evening in honor OF
Miss Phelina Daniels of Cleveland, Ohio.
American flags, palms aud clusters OF
| cut flowers formed the decorations in the
ballroom.
Among those invited 10 meet Miss Dan
iels were Mr.. and Mrs Frank pman.
Mrs. Hanan, Mrs. \. Colt Yates, the
Misses Anna l.. WEIGH, MAY Corcoran,
| Alma NJ. Farden, Ada Gilliland Anna y.
Carrico, Carrie Moser. Ethel Grimes
Anna Miller, Nellie Lynch. Myrtle Halter
| man. Beatrice Daley. \. Gideon. Mabel
Block. Edna Turnburg. May Hall Hard
ing. Magill. Marguerite Howard and
Messrs. Malcolm Coles, Sidney Taliaferro
Wilbur Green. Charles Grunwell, John
Grunwell. Richard Sutton. Perry, Pierce.
II. S. Walcott. T. II. Moncure. Leslie
CoomOs. Kennedy Meeks. J. j. Mullaney.
FIileary Ofrutt. ir.. Sam Harsus. Philip
Warder. John Lang. Bradshaw. Brown
Bourgeois, Charles Cottrell, r. T. Boyd.
C.. II. Miller w. r. Trotter. L. Whittesey,
DR.. Moser and DR.. Hall.
Mrs. A. l.. Barber. with her little grand
daughter and namesakc left yesterday
for few days at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Katherine G. Bales entertained
party of young people Monday at her
residence on East Capitol street Those
present were Misses Charlotte Keller.
Rose BOYD, Florence Kathryn Brush.
Star. Stewart. Griswold. Mr. and Mrs.
w. III. McCuen. Mr.. and Mrs. Barney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce. Mr. and Mrs Mos
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Messrs Bon
nyman. Hanna. Rock, Mitchell. Leslie
McCuen. Trip. Hughes Kenny, Mrs.
Lowe and Mrs. Bales.
Miss Ida Norment Smith was the guest
given by Miss Helen Ruby Stokes. Miss
Stokes received i'm the drawing room. as
sisted by her mother. Mrs. W. r. Stokes,
Mrs. j. c. Peacock and Mrs. George
Paul. I'm the dining room. where the
pl edominatng color was pink. Mrs. Odell
Smith and Mrs. Henry p Sanders sat
at table. The others assisting were Miss
May kehoe and Miss Margaret Easter
day
Mrs. Nathan Blaustein and daughter
Fannie of Baltimore. Md. and Miss Mil
dred Grodberg of Bayonne. y. j.. vino
were the guests of Miss Elizabeth Bersa-
Yin, have returned home.
Mrs. Russell p. Good 9.ln will be at
home at the Portland tomorrow for the
! last time this season
Miss Mary X. Wills has been in New
| York for the past two weeks as the guest
Of Mrs. Clarence r. Wyckoff. formerly
Miss Maud Talmadge Of this city.
Miss Pearl Virginia Costinett enter
| tanned at luncheon yesterday at the
| Columbia Country Club. The dccora-
| tons were lavender, sweet peas and JCn-
quils. which also formed the corsage bou-
| quets. Her guests were Miss Nina Van
| Arsdale. Miss Mathile Foster. Miss Eu-
genia Dent. Miss Ida Norment Smith
| Miss Dorothy Smallwood, Miss Berna-
| dette Shea. Miss Iris Masters, Miss Bet
| tie Banes. Miss Anne Tuohy, Miss Nr-
ginia Walker. Miss Gertrude Woodland,
| Miss Katherine Birney, Miss Airline Du-
! Conine. Miss Summers of Baltimore and
| Miss Norton of Mexico City. Mrs. LOUIS
| \. Dent chaperoned the party.
| SMrs Appleton r. Clark, jr.. of 1862
Lanjer place will be at home informally
| Thursday, March ., from 3 to o.
| DIR. and Mrs Thomson of 18th street,
| who have been Sojourning in the south,
are expected home next week.
Mrs Roberdeau Buchanan entertained
| Yesterday at bridge and small tea IN
| honor of her house guest, Mrs. chester
| Of Brooklne.
] Mrs Henry d. Clayton entertained at
| luncheon at the New Willard today in
| honor of Mrs. John Donovan of ST. Jo-
sepll Mo-. recent bride. The pretty
| feast was spread in the palm room.
| The table had pyramid of pink and
white sweet peas in the center coll
! lection of corsaGe bouquets distributed
later among the guests. Mrs. Clayton's
| guests included Mrs. John Donovan.
Mrs Joseph W. Bailey. Mrs. John Bank
head. Mrs. Champ Clark. Mrs r. l..
| Henry Mrs. John \. Sterling. Mrs. -.
II. Dent, ir.: Mrs. Il. o. Moon. Mrs ser
tram r. Clayton Mrs William f. Den
MIS- Mrs. Hannis Taylor. MIS- Lee fiar-
ban. Mrs Fl. Conrad Syme and Mrs w:
a. ('ulluD. n guessing ColiieSi'
the marriage of the flowers. to which
the answers brought in the name OF
flowers, was feature of the occa-
sion, and a prize. chanticleer, dem
ocratic rooster, was awarded
The marriage of Miss Marie Louise
Cnerbonnier. daughter of Mr.. and MIS-.
Caleb Dorsey Cherbonnier. and Mr.. Sid
new L. Josephthal of New York took
Mace late Yesterday afternoon at the car
dinars residence in Baltimore in the pres
ence of the two families and few intl-
mate friends.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
r. c. Campbell of ST. Josephs Church.
Texas. Baltimore county. assisted by Rev.
p c. Gavan and Fathers Allen ard Nc
Laughlin.
The bride wore a lovely gown OF white
satin trimmed with point lace. tulle
veil fastened with orange blossoms and
ornaments of diamonds. the gift of the
groom Her bouquet was OF lilies of the
.Cherbonnier was maid of honor and her
pearls and trimmed with white fur. Two
other sisters of the bride-Misses 1,ucie
and Colgate Cherbonnier-were brides
maids and wore white satin gowns with
pearl and silver trimming. and all three
wore white wells. with wreaths of white
flowers and carried bouquets of sweet
meas and orchids. 4 reception fol-
lowed from 6 to 4 o'clock at the Hotel
Stafford. when the rooms were decorated
with palms. American beauty roses and
lilies. and an orchestra played. About
::9b guests were present.
Late i'm the evening Mr.. and Mrs. 10
Il