Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-09

Mrs. Ellis left for q wedding trip, AFTER
which they will go TO Schenectady to live |
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Macveagh and |
Miss Margaretta Macveagh are spending |
the autumn at their country place at
Bryn Mawr, Pa. They will come to |
Washington December /, TO remain most |
of the winter
Mrs. Copley Thaw has gone to King |
ston. n. Y. and expects to take posses |
sion of her house in this city December 1. |
Gen. James A. Drain and family have
returned from abroad. The two elder
daughters, Misses Doris and Katherine
Drain, have been i'm school I'm England
and on the continent since September.
1910. Mrs. Drain and the three younger
children have been in England and on
the continent since last April.
Gen. Drain. who went over early in Sep
TENDER. has been deer stalking and bird
shooting in Scotland with Sir Charles
Ross, and partridge shooting with other
friends I'm Norfolk
Mrs. T. J. Campbell and daughter. Miss
Margaretta Campbell. of New York were
Corey.
An interesting event in connection with
the annual convention of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy at Rich
mond, Va. will be the presentation OF a
portrait of the late Gen. Harry Heth of
confederate fame tomorrow at Lee Camp
Hall. Richmond, Va. DIR. Randolph Nc
Kim. chaplain Of the Harry Heth Camp.
United Confederate Veterans. Camp No.
Ill, Washington, ID. c., will deliver the
grafton. and the portrait will be received
by Judge Christian. in behalf Of Lee
Camp. Miss Mamie Randolph Heth, only
surviving child OF Gen. Heth, will be pres
ent on this occasion. Miss Heth is well
known as the president OF the Southern
Relief Society, Washington. D. c.. and
oy her indefatigable efforts has made this
charity one of the foremost In the city.
the Southern Relief balls being among
the most brilliant and successful f1nan-
cially OF any of the charity events each
winter
The Rhode Island Avenue Methodist
Protestant Church was the scene of a
beautiful wedding Wednesday afternoon,
iiams, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
H. Williams, and Mr.. William F. Brooks
We're married, the Rev., Frank T. Benson
onlclating. The bride. who was given In
blue chiffon broadcloth with hat to
match. and carried corsage bouquet OF
white roses and lilies OF the valley. Mrs.
Nettie f.. Croker. sister of the bride.
was matron of honor, and wore old rose
broadcloth with a large black hat, and
| carried a bouquet of chrysanthemums
Mr.. Roy S. Brooks, brother Of the BRIDE
groom, was best man. Mr.. Herbert A.
Williams and Mr. Harold T. Brooks acted
as ushers. Miss Eta Schmid played the
wedding music. After the ceremony an
informal reception was given In the
parlor of the church to large gathering
OF friends and relatives of the bride and
groom The latter was agreeably
surprised by the presence of his
maternal grandmother, aged eighty-four
The church was beautifully decorated
with palms. ferns, autumn leaves and
| chrysanthemums. Mr.. Brooks and his
bride were accompanied to the depot by
| large company of friends and relatives
! They left on the o'clock train for Los
Angeles, Cal
| Miss Nettie Lovica White, who has
| been travelling in northern Europe since
| last May, was in Paris for October. and
November 3 sailed for New York on the
America from Cherbourg.
DR.. Belisarlo Porras, until recently min
| lister from Panama, and Nine. Porras
| left yesterday for New York. where they
will spend week before sailing for their
home in Panama.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Duff of the Con-
necticut have just returned after being
away nearly six months.
Mrs. Ross Thompson has been called to
her former home in Evansville, Ind, by
the death of her father. Judge De Bruler.
The minister to the Balkan states and
Mrs. jackson were dinner guests of Mr.
Charles NJ. Pepper and Miss Pepper al
their apartments in the Wyoming last
levening. Other guests were Admiral
lSigsbee and Miss Mae Naughton. Min.
lister Jackson has recently been trans
ferred from Cuba and with Mrs. Jackson
has been spending the week in Washing
ton en- route from Havana to Bucharest
Miss Matilda A. Redd Of Carlin. Va.
and Mr.. j. A. Shanahan of this city were
married today at st. Joseph's Church.
Immediately following the ceremony they
left for the brides home in Virginia,
where they will spend few days.
Miss Ella Clapp, daughter of United
States Senator Moses f. Clapp of Mime
sofa, and DR.. Roy Adams of this city
| were married in st. Paul, Mimi, last
night at the home of the bride.
| DIR. and Mrs. Adams will reside in
Washington.
Mrs. Charles veazy Rainwater was
hostess yesterday at a bridge luncheon at
her home in Atlanta, at which Miss Lucy
Hoke Smith and Miss Annie Lee McKen-
| zie, two of the most attractive debutantes
| of the season there, were the guests OF
/ honor.
The tables were placed in the drawing
! room and library, where white and bronze
chrysanthemums harmonized delightfully."-
| with palms and ferns growing I'm jardi-
| nieres and window boxes.
| Miss Smiths gown was dark blue velvet
| worn with a picture hat Of black velvet
trimmed with a bird Of paradise.
| Score was kept on cards hand painted
in miniatures of famous French beauties.
| the trophies in the game being silver
picture frame and collar pin.
The honor guests were presented enam-
| eled jabot pins, and the game was FOL
lowed by an elaborate luncheon.
| The table in the dining room had as
central decoration silver vase filled with
Killarney roses. smaller vases alternating
| with pink-shaded candlesticks which
burned white tapers.
| The sweets were in the same lovely
rose color and the ices were nodded in
| flower designs in pink.
Pink roses edged the silver platters on
| which the dainties were served, the guests
being seated at the card tables.
| Mr.. and Mrs. AloySius A. King have is
sued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter. Grace Clarine, and Mr.. Ralph
Marvin Rogers, tuesday morning, No.
vember q, in st. Margaret's Episcopal
Church, at IL o'clock. Lie couple will
leave Immediately after the ceremony for
their wedding trip, and on their return
will have their wedding reception in their
own home. 3745 Kanawha street. Chevy
Chase. the evening of December Il, from
8 TO IL o'clock.
Marriage Licenses.