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

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. NJ. Shinn. Mrs. /. y. Davis. Misses
| Phebe and Nellie Ross, Mr.. r. c. Shinn,
Mr.. NJ. De Percw and Miss Flora Shnn.
Miss Hannah Rogers of Society Hill,
! ). C.. is visiting Mrs. W. W. Garner,
| lf36 w street northwest.
| Mr. and Mrs. John E. Rhodes entertain
ed last evening at their residence, 631
keefer place northwest in honor of Mr..
r. II. Tellum Of Toledo. Ohio. supreme
deputy of the Protected Home Circle.
under whose auspices a large class of
candidates was recently elected members
of the p. II. c. A musical program con-
tons was rendered. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Il. 4. Harbaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Armstrong. Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Luber.
Mrs, Minnie Grant. Miss Annie Scriven,
Miss Jennie Talbot, Miss Mabel Har-
baugh. Miss Anna Rhodes. Miss Ella
Rhodes, Mr. Edward Stitstatt Mr.. Frank
Jennier and Mr.. William Lepley. At the
conclusion of the banquet Mrs. Rhodes
was the surprised recipient of handsome
! gold pin presented to her by Mr.. Tellum
| in appreciation of her untiring zeal and
| successful efforts to secure new members.
| Miss Mabel Petrola Simpson and Mr..
| George Alexander Hutchinson We're mar
ried in the Second Baptist Church. 18th
! Rev. Hinson V. Howlette, its pastor, at
| o'clock last evening.
! The bride was escorted to the altar by
| her father. Mr.. Thomas c. Simpson.
while the wedding march from Lohensrin
was being played on the organ. There
| the groom was met. accompanied by his
best man and brother, Mr.. Ernest p.
| Hutchinson.
| The brides attendants included her
sister, Mrs. Charles l.. Hutchinson. ma
| IF na inc hriI
maids: Miss Marie Collier, the bride $
| cousin; Miss Sarah Morris. Miss Dora
| Morris, Miss Blanche Faucet. Miss Lena
Fowler and Miss Blanche Russ.
The srooms cousins. Mr. Charles l..
Hutchinson of this city and Mr.. Louis
A. Maxson of kensington. Md: the
brides brother. Mr.. Walter S. Simpson.
Mr.. George Curtis Shinn, Mr.. A. Parker
! Warner and Mr.. Homer III. Cummings,
acted as -uShers.
| The bride wore gown of white SATIN
duchesse, trimmed with rose point lace
and pearls. and a tulle veil with orange
blossoms that her aunt had worn when
married twenty-five years ago. The bride
carried shower bouquet Of lilies of the
valley and gardenias
| The matron of honor was gowned in
pink satin draped with pink chiffon and
pearl trimming, and carried a large bou-
quet of enchantress carnations. The
| bridesmaids wore gowns of hand painted
white chiffon three with pink satin and
three with blue satin underneath. all
| having long trains. The bridesmaids car
ried pink Killarney roses.
The ceremony was. performed in. the
| church which the bride and her family
nave attended for years, in the presence
OF a large gathering of relatives and
| friends
After the wedding there was a reccp-
ton at the home of the brides parents
| :ES 10th street southeast to members OF
the families of both parties
! Church and house we're decorated with
roses, carnations, palms and ferns, the
general color scheme being pink and
green. with white ribbons. The Young
couple were the recipients of a large
number of handsome gifts
Late at night Mr.. and Mrs Hutchinson
! ie1t Tor a wedding tour to Palm Beacl,
and st. Augustine, Fla. They will make
their future home at the Seward apart
ment. 4th street and Pennsylvania ave
nue. southeast. where they will be glad
TO receive their friends after April 1.
| Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond. Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Townsend and Mr..
and Mrs Perry Belmont attended the
premier performance of "Natonia' last
| night in. New York and were afterward
| Mr.. Clarence Mackay's supper guests.
| The latter entertained the California So
ciety, having one long and fifteen smaller
dred. guests. The party was in the foyer
or the Metropolitan Opera House, and Mr.
Hammond. who is president of the Cali
fornia Society. received the guests with
the most Mrs. Clarence H. Maekay wore
gown of heliotrope satin heavily en-
brUdered, and yelled with chiffon of the
| Same shade. She had gardenias at the
corsage Mrs. John Hays Hammond wore
sllNef-sray satin embelifshed with point
de venise lace. diamond ornaments and
| Mrs. 7PeFfy Belmont was in emerald green
satin brocade, diamond necklace and
pendant.
Mrs. John II. IIewson Ct this city, who
is at St. Augustine Fla. was at home
yesterday morning in the loggia of her
apartment in the Ponce de Leon. whic!
was redolent with orange blossoms. Last
evening Mr.. and Mrs. HewSon gave a din
Eer for Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Lawton
anu DR.. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson.
home to callers yesterday afternoon at
The New Willard. Presiding at the tea
table were Miss Alma Rugglcs and Mrs
Richard Harlan.
Mrs. Louisa Key Norton entertained
at bridge party of twenty tables yes
terdsy afternoon, followed by tea. LIS
! Miller. Mrs. Haywood and Mrs. William
Wheatley presided at the tea table.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma fraternity
will meet at the home of Mrs c. f.
Watts. 1874 Columbia road. Friday after
neon at = O'Clock, where res dent and Wis
| iting kappas will be welcome.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Lcfevre Poutali
| and Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Stead, who
| were married here last Saturday, sailed
| today on the Lusitania for Liverpool
| Miss Susan West, daughter of Mr.. S. \.
West of Bellevue. Va. was married last
Saturday to DR.. William Davis Tewks
| bury of Washington, d. e. After a four
day trip by automobile they arrived
yesterday and are at present visiting
| the grandparents of the groom, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. G. Davis of Ii sd street south
east.
| The marriage ceremony was performed
at high noon, at the residence of the
/ brides aunts. the Misses Holiday, In
Roanoke, by the Rev. w. c. Campbell.
| of copenhagen blue and carried a large
| bouquet of brides roses. The parlors were
| tastefully decorated with plants, vines
| and flowers and softly lighted by in
Vulnerable pink-shaded candles. Lunch
| con was served to the guests, who were
all relatives of the newly married pair
among them being two Washingtoniaus-
| the mother of the groom and her hus-
| band Mr.. James wager Hamilton. a
| prominent division chief in the bureau OF
! Indian affairs here.
| tendent of the District Tuberculosis Hos
pitai on 18th street northwest. After this
| week he and Mrs. Tewksbury will be ',as
home" to friends at their home. the
hoese on the corner of Brishtwood ave-