Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-09

by wreath of lilies of the valley, and
the bridal bouquet was Of lilies of the
valley and bride roses. She also wore
the bridegroom gift, crescent of pearls
and sapphires. The maid of honor. Miss
Lula Adams. wore pink chiffon draped
over pink satin and carried pink roses.
and the bridesmaid, Miss Pearl Robson.
| wore pale blue chiffon cloth over pink
satin with embroidery of pearls. She car
ried pink roses. At the reception for the
bridal party the brides mother. Mrs. Lin
coin, wore gray silk eoienne with silver
lace and silver embroidery. After their
wedding trip the couple will live at the
| Darlington, 18th street and Columbia
road.
Miss Nellie V. Mess entertained Tues
! day evening at the home OF her parents.
! 81 Rhode Island avenue northwest, in
honor of Miss Theodore Benson of Nash
| vile, Tenn. The parlorS were tastefully
| decorated with palms and ferns. and the
dining room was bower of red. The
| evening was spent in the playing of
games and dancing, and much amusement
| was had in the game of progressive pea
nuts.
| Among those present We're Miss Theo-
dora Benson of Nashville. Tenn: Mr.. and
| Mrs. Jarvis Goodwin of Ell Dorado. Ark. :;
| Miss Mae Seyboth. Miss Dorothy Mac
Elwee, Miss Elsie Small. Miss Charlotte
| Pairo. Miss Nellie V. Mess, Mrs. Rosa
Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Mess,
| and Messrs. Robert S. Regar, Harry E.
Stauter, Warren H. Wagner. c. H. Green,
| John E. Mess and Edwin NJ. Mess.
The marriage of Miss Hazel sprasue,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Sprague,
and Mr. Layton Rodger Colburn took
place yesterday afternoon at o'clock at
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
! Church.
Rev. DIR. Radcliffe performed the cere-
a1,o dorr
rated with palms and cut flowers.
The bride, who was escorted and later
| given away by her father wore a hand
some coat suit of black velvet. with a
large hat of wine color velvet, trimmed
with plumes in the same shade.
Her bouquet was of lilies Of the valley.
Mr.. John Walgren of New York was
| the best man. Mr.. and Mrs. COfburn left
| for their honeymoon directly after the
ceremony. On their return they will re-
side at 1883 Newton street.
Mrs. Harry Cuthbert Given had party
of twenty-four at luncheon yesterday.
followed by bridge in compliment to Mrs.
Mitchell of Wilmington, Del. who is
staying at the New Willard.
Mrs. George Thomas Smallwood will not
receive tomorrow afternoon, but will be
at home in the evening from s to 10
o'clock.
Mrs. Bankhead. wife of Senator Bank
head. will receive at the Riggs today
from $50 to 6.
Mrs. Hepburn will be at home this aft
ernoon at Stoneleigh Court, after 3
| clock, and will have with her Mrs.
Henry G.. Marshall, formerly of Duluth,
| Mimi.
Mrs William Hamilton Bayly gave a
| delightful tea Yesterday afternoon In
Of a,. fyoll
kuhns of Canton, Ohio.
| The drawing room and dining room
presented very springlike appearance.
with their decoration Of white lilacs and
jonquls.
Mrs. Bayly received in handsome
gown of black embroidered chiffon, and
Miss Kuhns was charming in an i'm
ported gown of light blue chiffon, trim
med with drawnwork and embroidery.
| Those assisting were Mrs. Dick, wife
of Senator Dick Of Ohio: Mrs. Van Ors-
del. wife of Justice Van Orsdel: Miss
| Laura Amber, Miss Marion Cox and Miss
Edith Albert. all of Ohio: Miss Ruth
Hitchcock of Nebraska and Miss Ruth
!, Larner and Miss Marion King of this
city.
! Miss Elizabeth North is enterta ming at
a tea today for her guest. Miss Horrocks
Wallace Hanger, Mrs Pilsfer. Miss
j Campbell. Miss Gertrude Lutz. Miss
Frances Edmondston. Miss Edith Fry.
| Miss Elizabeth Dom. Miss Margaret
| johnson and Miss Margaret North.
| Mrs. Bankhead's assistants this after
noon at her reception al the Riggs House
| are Judge and Mrs. Burke Of Seattle
Mrs Charles G. Dulin, Mrs w F. Den
mis-. Miss Estofinal Miss Perry and Miss
| Ayee.
Mrs William w Townsend will be at
home tomorrow afternoon and the re-
naming Fridays in February.
| Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt will be tie
guest of honor at an opera box party
Monday night in Philadelphia given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Montgomery of
Haverford. whose guest she will be dur
ing her stay in that city.
Miss Marion Leutze will arrive Mon
day to he the guest for week of Miss
Marion Oliver.
Mrs. Harry c. Given lad a party of
twepty-four at luncheon yesterday, fol-
lowed by bridge party.
I son. wife and daushters of DR. Anderson.
L. S. n. will not be at home next
Saturday. hut will receive on the re-
manning Saturdays of February.
The French amba ssador and Nine. JUS
serand will give a tea tomorrow after
| noon. when their guests will meet Sarah
Bernhard.
Miss Louise Cromwell returned from
New York yesterday in time to attend
the dinner dance at Senator du Points
home. and. had on last night the pretty
white dress worn as bridesmaid the DAY
| before a, the wedding of Lord Decies
and Miss Gould.
Miss Cromwell will be in London for
the coronation season and the guest of
Lord and Lady Decies
Mrs. Haywood. wife of Gen Hay
wood. gave tea yesterday following n
small bridge party. Mrs Swanson Mrs
Howry and Mrs. Merriam presided at the
, tea table. >
Prof. Charles Mortimer's class of cal
vary Baptist Sunday school was delight
fully entertained by Miss Leora Goddar ri
at her home on street last Saturday
evening. Various games of amusing
character formed the entertainment dlr.
ing the early part of the evening the
prizes being won by Mrs McSpieden.
Miss Love and Mr.. Iyon Phillips. A
comic recitation by Miss Stella Wilson
and piano and vocal solos by Mrs Hor-
mel We're very pleasing. At late hour
the guests adjourned to the dining room,
where a prettily decorated table loaded |
with dainty viands awaited them. A large
heart suspended over the table, filled with
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