Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-07

Greene wore white liberty satin under
ciel blue chiffon. The upper fiounce and
the end of the skirt were trimmed with
ermine. The trains which We're part OF
the overdress We're embroidered with
white and pale blue crystal fringes
Their hats We're large. os black 5: k trim
med tn blue chiffon.
The Pr ncesS Harald of Denmark wore
old rose chiffon under white and gold
crepe de chine with large hat of white
velvet and ermine.
Mrs. Egan. the brides mother was in
lilac velvet yelled in gray with a heavy
embroidery of two tints OF silver and a
pointed train.
Yesterday afternoon at ;n Miss Leila
Waugh Reed and Mr. James w Crawford
brother Rev. II. NJ Reed. 1910 Il stree,
southwest. in the presence of the imme-
date families The pretty bride was at
tractively sowned in brown silk poplin.
with velvet hat to match. and carried
pink roses. After a buffet luncheon Mr.
and Mrs. Crawford left for a southern
wedding trip. Upon their return they will
go to their home. 1855 Oak street north
west. where they will be pleased 10 see
their friends after December IL.
A pretty wedding took place last cen
ing in the Anacostia Methodist Episcopal
NiiuICH- totlei t'lH ana l streets. when
Miss Louise \ Miller. daughter of Mr.
and Mr.. Joseph Miller of street be-
came the bride of Charles l.. Sherzer
also a resident of Anacostia The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Samuel w
Graff1n. pastor of the church and was
witnessed by a large congregation The
ushers were William III. Cook. ) Lee Tay-
Tor. r. III. krahlinger and George F. Tor
ney; the best man. Philip Miller and the
maid of honor, Miss SherZer The bride
was dressed in white and carried a large
bouquet of roses. while the maid of honor
wore y NIX dress and carried pink flow
erS. Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the home of the brides par
entS on street, where the couple were
recipients of many congratula tons and
good wishes. Mr. and Mrs. Sherzer will
make their future home on L street Ana
costa, following short wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thom>r I,oberts. jr.. of
Philadelphia, tho latter formerly Miss
Evelyn Chew, whose marriage took place
yesterday afternoon at the home of the
brides grandmother. Mrs. Titian J. Cof-
fey, have gone south to spend month
near Savannah. Ga. The bride made
charming picture in her dress OF satin
and old family lace. as did her sister
Mrs. John Ipshur Moorhead who was
in pink satin yelled in blue chiffon The
house was d bower of white roses and
lilies. and one of the largest house COM
panies of the season was present. Mrs.
Cofey was assisted by Mrs. Thomas W.
Symons, Mrs. Gordon-Cumming and Miss
Fannie Whelan in the Inequalities of
her home.
A pretty wedding was solemniZed by
Rev. DR.. McGrew Thanksgiving eve at
1924 III street northwest, the contracting
parties being Mrs. Bessie Washington
Briggs of this city and Mai A. T..
Briggs of Clifton Dale. Mass. The bride
wore handsome reception gown of coro-
nation blue cloth embroidered i'm gold
and blue, with real lace trimmings. Maj.
and Mrs. Briggs will live at Oakland
Heights, near Boston, in a new home,
which the former has given his bride.
En- route there they are visiting Balti-
more, Philadelphia and New York. Mrs
Henry Girce and Miss Virginia Fairfax
of New Orleans were here for the we'd
ding.
Mrs. Edward Cranston Brooks enter
tanned at tea Yesterday afternoon to
present her second daughter, Miss Dor
othy Gray Brooks. when hundreds of
friends were in attendance to compliment
the young bud and to enjoy the hospi-
tality.
Mrs. Brooks wore lilac brocade and
tunic of embroidered crepe de chine, trim
med with Spanish lace, pearl embroidery
and silk fringe. She carried American
beauty roses and violets, one of the
| midst of which she stood to receive.
Those assisting included Mrs. Leonard
Wood Mrs. Russell Harrison. Mrs. HUI.
bert L. Wigmore, Miss Elizabeth Noyes
Miss Emily Beatty. Miss Dorothy Taylor
Miss Estelle Crane. Miss Elizabeth Nun
| ford, Miss Nina Stockton, Miss Lemirs
Gillet-Hill, Miss Ellen Fillebrown, Mis-
Amy Richardson. Miss Helen Keen ant
Miss Natalie briggs. A buffet supper
at which young men joined the receiving
| party followed.
A family party only was present YES
| terday at St. Matthews Church to assist
at the marriage of Miss Diana Morgan
Hill, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs II. Nor
gan Hill, to Baron Harbour de Reinach
Werth of France. Rev. Father Buckley
ofhciated. The bride was in a dark blue
travelling gown with hat to match. The
family of the bride and the couple after
ward had breakfast together before the
departure of the baron and baroness for
their honeymoon. They will return here
before going on to the residence at Al
berta, in the northwestern part of Can
ada. where the bridegroom has settled
for some years as a ranch owner.
The couple sailed on the Lorraine for
Havre today to visit the relatives of the
baron in France.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Warden Graham gave
a tea yesterday afternoon, when their
daughter. Miss Mary X. Graham, made
her debut. The drawing room and din
ing room were prettily decorated with
pink roses and palms. The debutante re-
ceived in an exquisite gown of hand
painted nile green chiffon over green
satin. Mrs. Graham wore kings blue
satin with gold embroidery. Those assist
ing in receiving were Miss Annette
Payne, Miss Mildred Needham, Miss sur
gey, Miss Moodey and Miss Towson.
Miss Frances De Lashmutt, who is
spending the winter with her sister, Mrs
X. NJ Stuart of CORTLAND, Va, will be
presented at a tea this afternoon by her
aunt, Mrs. Thomas Bradley of 1901 18th
street northwest. Mrs. Bradley will be
assisted by Mrs Joseph Bradley. Mrs.
Arthur Snyder, Mrs. Duncan Bradley OF
Washington and Mrs. X. NJ. Stuart OF
CORTLAND, Va. The debutante friends
receiving with Miss De Lashmutt include
Misses Anna Mathews, Dorothy Rohrer
of Washington and Miss Ruth Reynolds
of Boston. Mass. The decoration will be
in pink and white Mrs. L. .. De Lash
mutt, mother of the debutante, will not
be present on account of i'll health.
Rev. DR.. Samuel II. Greene performed
the marriage ceremony last night at the