Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-20

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petals down the aisle OF the church Is
she preceded the bride.
\ reception followed Immediately after
the ceremony. al The Wilderness, the
lovely old home Of Dean and Mrs. Craw
ford. and was attended only by the rea-
tives and close friends of the families on
account of the mother OF the bride being
IN mourning. The house was decorated
with pOtted plants and cut flowers
After the reception the Rev. and Mrs.
Randolph left on their wedding trip which
will take them abroad. When they re-
turn they will make their home in Lex
ington. Va. where Mr.. Randolph will be
the rector of Lee Memorial Church.
Among the guests We're Mr. and Mrs.
William J. Scheiffelin of New York. Adj
mirai and Mrs. Casey of Washington, Mr..
and Mrs. George Y. Worthington of
Washington Bishop Randolph Of Virginia.
Mr.. Richard Mason and the Misses Mason
of Washington, Mrs. Cassius Lee of Alex
andria. Admiral and Mrs Stockton of
Washington Mrs. Lucien Lee kinsolving
of Brazil. Admiral and Mrs. Barker of
Washington, Mrs. Gaylord 4. Clark of
Mobile. DR.. and Mrs Niver of Baltimore
Mr.. Joseph Grundy of Bristol. Pa; DR.
and Mrs. Arthur Kinsolving of Baltimore
Mrs FitZhugh Lee and Robert r. Lee Of
Fairfax. Mr.. and Mrs. George Chlds
Drexel of Philadelphia and Mr.. and Mrs
;. +. Houston Of Philadelphia.
Senator Francis f. Warren of Wyom-
ing surprised his fellow senators yester-
day when he announced that he was to
marry in the near future Miss Clara lie
Baron Morgan of New York and Wash
ington- Miss Morgan is the daughter of
the late John l.. Morgan of Groton.
Conn. and is about thirty-five years of
Rge. In recent years she has spent her
winters in Washington with her uncle.
former Associate Justice Brown of the
Supreme Court, and lis well known In
Washington society. Senator Warren is
sixty-seven years old and has been a
widower nine years. He has a son, Fred
+. Warren of Cheyenne, Wyo., and
daughter, the wife Of Brig. Gen. John J.
Pershing, now in the Philippines.
The children of Park road between 10Th
and 18th streets will hold a lawn fete at
1fc3 Park road for the benefit Of Camp
Good Will Friday. June %. from 30 pm
to 1890 pm. at which ice cream. cake,
lemonade and candies will be sold. Miss
Minnie Hawke. 1862 Park road, chairman.
will receive donations. Those assisting
are: Miss Edna Wright. Gertrude Barnes.
Burnadette Hacker, Elizabeth Forney.
Therese Smith. Eleanor Fields. Albert
and Donald Mackenzie. Ruth Aiverson,
Elizabeth Williams, Swope Acker. Con-
suelo Hawke, Eugenia Suter and Merriam
Williams.
Miss Ella Truett. daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. George Z. Truett has returned from
HolIins College. Va, to her country nome
In Virginia for the summer vacation.
Miss Frances Donovan and Prof. Rob
ert II Ruffner a member of the faculty
If the MARYLAND Agricultural College.
were married last night at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs ]. +. Donovan. The cere-
monv. performed by the Rev. Edward
corbett of Holy Trinity Church, George
cod hive W hnY
the families.
The brides only attendant was little
Miss Anna Elma Donovan. and the best
man was Mr.. Charles E. Ruffner brother
of the bridegroom. The wedding march
was nlayed hy Miss Josephine Eckstein.
A reception followed the wedding, after
which the bride and bridegroom left for
= trim north Prof. and Mrs. Ruffner
will reside in Washington.
Mr. Charles f. Young. assistant super
intendent of work at the government
printing office and Miss Bertha NJ. Smith
were married this morning by Rev. Sam
uel H Woodrow. pastor OF First Con-
gregational Church. at the parsonage
1903 P street.
large number of friends and relatives
were present to celebrate the festive cere-
mony.
Owing to the serious illness of Mrs
Young. wife of the secretary Of the Brit
ish embassy Mrs. Bryce. wife of the am
hassador has gone tn North Beach.
Mass. to remain with the invalid.
The marriage of Miss Rita Raer. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Baer, and Mr.
Henry Cullen Straus of Richmond. Va.
will take place this evening at 7:30 o'clock
at Rauscher's in the presence of large
company. Dr. Louis Stern. assisted by
Rabbi Carisch of Richmond. will perform
the ceremony.
The bride will be attended by ner
sister Miss Alma Baer. maid OF
honor and the bridesmaids will be
Miss Celeste Goodman and Miss Ben
sic Straus Of Richmond, the groomS
sister.
Little Miss Lenora Straus will be
the flower girl.
The groom's brother. Mr.. Ernest
Straus. of Richmond. will be the best
man and the ushers will include Mr..
Arthur p. Straus. another brother OF
the groom. from Richmond: Mr.. David
Baer. the brides brother: Mr.. Milton
Raer. Mr.. Lawrence Stern Mr.. Lewis
Kaufman, Mr. Percy Straus and Mr..
Samuel Dinkelstiel of San Francisco.
A supper will follow the ceremony
when guests will be seated at small
tables.
The color sheme ofthe wedding will
be pink and blue.
Among the out-oftown guests here
for the event are Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Straus. father and mother of the
E. Dunst Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence G.
Dunst Mrs. Charles Dunst MIR. and
Mrs Joseph Levy. Miss Florence Levy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Levy, Mr.. NJ. Hess
burg and Miss Hessburg, all of Rich
mond, Va
Among the friends coming from New
York are Mr.. Henry Dinkelstiel. Miss
Lucy Dinkelstiel. Mr.. David Dinkel-
stiei. Miss Mildred Dinkelstiel and
Mrs. r. Chlenntien.
Miss .Janette Ayres, daughter Of
Representative Steven B. Ayres Of
Spuyten Duyvil. New York city. at
tended her first dance at the White
House last evening. She wore an
imported short gown of white silk
with lace f1ounce and tunic Of white
chiffon. embroidered in pale pink, wild
roses and edged with Jet fringe. Miss
Ayres has attended school at Rye.
n. Y, for several years. this being her
first season at home. She will make
her debut early next fall. Miss Ayres