Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-05

dinner last night when Mai, Gen. and
Mrs. Leonard Wood. Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
! Henry q. Sharpe. Miss Maus. Judge and
Mrs. William II. Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
William 4. Ridgely and Capt. Mccoy
were their guests.
The marriage of Miss ransy Bcale
Rloomer and Mr.. T. Johnson Wood of
Philadelphia will take place June at
4 o'clock at the home of Paymaster
and Mrs. Heap. 1884 X street The in
vitations have been sent out for the
reception. which will follow at i:3o
Miss Bloomer Will be attended by her
, brothers wife, Mrs. Bcale Bloomer,
; and Mr. Wood will have AZ best man
his brother Mr.. Frank Wood of Phila-
delpha. Little Miss Nora Rhoadcs.
niece of Mr.. Wood, will be n flower
girl.
Miss Helen Taft will attend the hop
a the Naval academy tomorrow night
and will be the guest of Medical In
spector and Mrs. Albert Mccormick
during her stay In Annapolis.
Mrs Richard IT. Townsend entertained a
number Of guests at dinner. which WAS
followed by a dance. in compliment to
Miss Angelica Garry of New York. who,
with Mr.. and Mrs Peter Goelet Gerry,
is her house guest.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. KNOX
have AS guests for the rest of the week
their son-in-iaw and daughter Mr.. and
Mrs. James Tindle of Valley Forge aud
their ncphcW-in-law and niece. MIR. aud
Mrs. Jesse Brown, who were married
few weeks ago They had them with
them yesterday in their box at the horse
show.
Baron dc 3ode the Russian military
attachc and his sister. Baroness Eliza
beth Bodo, will occupy Secretary Dickin-
sons box at the horse show today. and
tomorrow the Chinese minister and fami-
" have accepted a similar courtesy from
| the Secretary OF War.
The French ambassador and Mime. Jus
serand entertained Informally at luncheon
| today for DR.. and Mrs. Roaldes Of New
Orleans DIR. Rosldcs is blind and Il
countryman of the amha ssador.
| Miss Anna r. Saunders of this city
! and Mr.. Edward s. Coates of Wcstmorc
! land county. Va. were married III Beth
any Baptist Church, Rhode Island ave-
nuc and I'd street northwest, last even
! ing at O'Clock. Rev. Hugh I. Steven
son. pastor OF the church. was tie ofii
! Ciating clergy man.
! Austin G. Saunders, brother IF tho
bride gave her in marriage. while Miss
Geraldine Saunders. her niece, attended
! her. Later a reception was hold a: the
residence OF Nh Saunders. roo I'd street
| northwest, and at the conclusion OF the
| function Mr. and Mrs. Coates LEFT for
ali eastern bridal trip. they Will reside
/ in Westmorcland county, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond will
give d reception tonight in honor OF the
! executive board of the WomanS welfare
| depa riment of the National Civic Fedora
! ton. Mrs. Hammond * president of the
I board She will he assisted tonight by
! Mrs. Sherman. Wif" OF the Vic" PreSl-
dent: Mrs Never. Mrs. Wickersham, Mrs.
! NageI Mrs Huntington Wilson. Mrs.
! Beakman Winthrop. Mrs. Lurton. Mrs.
| Hughes. Mrs Lamar. Mrs. Holmes and
| Mrs. Oliver.
| Mrs Truman H. Newherry was elected
pres dent of the National Needlework
Guild OF America yesterday al the an
nual convention held in Philadelphia.
Mrs Svmon Trehet of Woonsocket, r. L..
are the guests Of Mrs Joseph y. Drey
fus OF .he Gibraltar and vii bc pleased TO
see their friends Sunday.
Miss Emily Nelson Ritches Mclean,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nc
Lean of New York, whose marriage 10
Mr.. Edward a. Wylie, son of Dr. and
Mrs. w Gin Wylie. will take place in the
Church OF the Heavenly Rest, New York,
June s, has chosen for her attendants
Misses Rohina Christian, I-ucilla Wylie,
Katrina Page-Rrown. Caroline Fuller.
, Betty Rouldin and Estellc Reilly. Mir.
Wylie's best man will be Mr.. Lawrence
B. Robbins Of Springfield, Mass.
The Congressional Club is entertaining
at 3, musical this afternoon. The Friday
Morning Music Club will entertain the
gathering.
| Mrs George Barnett sailed from New
! York last Saturday for Bermuda aud
! cuba. She will go by rail from Antilla
| to Santiago and then to Guantanamo to
| ION Col Barnett who is In command OF
! the lst Regiment, T.. : NJ G, al that
! point She will he away about month.
| \ pretty wedding took place Wednesday
night when Miss Elsie May Alien be
, came the bride of Mr.. ". Irving Shores
! Rev. Frank Good win officiating
. owing to family mourning. the cere-
! monY was performed al the nome 81 me
! brides mother. Mrs. Francis J. Alien,
. instead Of Mount Peasant congreEa-
! tional Church, as planned oflSlhaiiA.
The drawing room was banked WITH
ferns and trailing vines formed d back
ground for the spot where the couple
hydrangeas. roses and white lllacs We're
also used in the decoration Miss Helen
Pyles sang while the guests We're as
semblins for tho ceremony. The bride
was escorted bJ her brother Mr. Herbert
+. l. Allen, and Was beautifully gowned
! in white crepe meteor e'nbroidered Iii
pearls and trimmed with point race.
Her tuIlc veil was arranged with
spray oi orange blossoms. and she carried
The lace handkerchief her mother had at
her wedding. The bridal bouquet was
Il shower Of lilies of the valley
Miss Donna Mclean of GrantwooL-on-
the-Hudson was maid of honor Her
gown was OF pale green marquisett' over
pink satin, and she carried a bouquet OF
pink roses Miss Estelle ID. Greenawald, a
former schoolmate OF the bride sang the
'i.Oh
panied on the piano by Nh Lewis Corn
ing Atwater. Mr.. Guy Feiker OF West
Virginia was the DeSt man.
AT the reception which followed tue
young couple was assisted in receiving
bv Mrs. Allen. the brides mother, Who
Was handsomely gowned in black crepe
meteor, and seven young friends or Inc
bride who were to have been her brides
| maids 1T the church wedding They were
Miss Caroline Mckinley of this city,
Miss f.stelle Greenawald and Miss Nan
nct1" Moebul of New York, Miss Nil
iT,d Mcleod of East Orange, y. -