Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-01

lilies Of the valley and white hlacs. Her
only attendant was her sister. MISS Mary
Brewer Davis Of Washington, who wore
lavender Grape and carried lavender and
pink sweetpeas. The groom was attended
by his cousin, Mr.. Samuel A. Merritt. The
ushers were Messrs. John w. Chesley, j.
Hynson Brown, ]. Hayward Taylor. DR..
Henry Waters Kennard Of Baltimore and
John Brewer Of Rockville. Nd.
The bride Is the daughter of the late
James Lynn Davis and Jane Platter Brew
er Of Frederick county. Her me Their was
a lineal descendant Of Gov. George Platter,
and she Is also related through her father
to some Of the most DISTINGUISHED families
Of the state. The groom is a nephew OF
Judge and Mrs. James Alfred Pearcet OF
Chestertown.
Miss Louise Cromwell. who attended the
Pimhco races Saturday and the fancy
dress dance given in the evening by Mr.
and Mrs. Peter r. Labouisse, in the Green
Spring valley. was back here yesterday
for the luncheon given in her honor by
Mr.: and Mrs. Iuekerman. at the Chevy
Chase Club. and In town for the dinner
given by Mr.. and Mrs. James Marion
Johnston. whose daughter. Miss Sophy
Johnston. will be In the bridal party.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley and their
daughter. Mrs. Herbert Shipman. will
sail tomorrow from New York for Eu-
| rope.
Mrs. Crittenden Marriott and daughter
are In Louisville on a visit to the for
mer's sister, Mrs. George Norton.
The first dance of the Delta Betas was
held last Friday night. There were fif-
propriately decorated with enlarged fac
SMILES of the clubs insignia. The music
was well chosen. Those present were:
Robert E. L. Weber. president: Karl j.
Osterhout. vice president and secretary;
Eliot NJ. Muncey. treasurer: Chester A.
Kotterman. Egerton G. Graham. Ernest
Crocker, William c. Lepley, Alex Cruick-
shanks. X. e. Buffin. John Mcmahon. w.
r.. Fitch, James B. Cook, J. Joseph
O'Meara. Hall X. Troutman, Ruth G.
bach, Julia S. Stevens. Marcia Horner,
Marguerite Muncey, Elizabeth Troutman.
Marion II. Mumford, Esteie Waterman.
c. Viehmann. " E. Paynter. Alice Z.
PLACER and Julia Craven.
quiet but pretty wedding took place
Wednesday. April Is, at the parsonage OF
the Church of the Nativity. In Bright
wood, D. c., when Miss Mollie W, daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Mckimmie OF
| this city. became the bride of Mr.. Leroy
G. Detzler of Wilmington, Del. The at
tractive young bride was gowned in a
| champagne chiffon broadcloth and wore
| a white picture hat with willow plumes
Miss May Lederer. the maid Of honor
and only attendant, was gowned in a
heliotrope tailored suit Of broadcloth and
wore picture hat of white chip trimmed
with heliotrope flowers. Mr.. Richard
| Stockton was best man. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Father F. Y
Bfschoff A luncheon and reception fol
| lowed at the home of the bride. for rela
tives. Later in the day Mr.. and Mrs
| Detzler left for a trip north, the latter
| wearing a gray serge travelling suit and
q black and cream milan straw toque
with touches of coral. On their return
| they will reside with the grooms par
ents. go Hamilton street northwest
| Brightwood Park.
| Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Sykes announce the
marriage of their daughter, Tina V
| Sykes, to Eugene T. Pattison Saturday
| April %, 1911. at st. Mary's Catholic
| Church by the Rev. Father MCGUIRE.