Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-09

and will be Joined there by Mr.. Ansley
who will accompany her to Atlanta. II
that city they will be the guests Of {
brother of the latter, Mr. Edwin Perciva
Ansley, whose new mansion is one OF th'
handSOmest residences in that section. Al
opera season will be on during their stay
and many Inequalities will be Offered
the Washington visitors Mr.. and Mrs
Ansley's home on Connecticut avenue ex
tended has been the scene of several in
teresting entertainments during the pas
season.
Mrs Oliver E. Cromwell announces the
engagement of her daughter Louise &c
Mr.. Walker B. Brooks. IT,. of Baltimore
The wedding will take place the early
part Of June.
Miss Cromwell, who is the only daugh-
ter of the late Oliver Cromwell, who died
in this city year and a half ago, made
her debut at a ball at Rauscher's January
20 last She was bridesmaid for Miss
Vivien Gould at her recent wedding to
| Lord Decies and in many other ways
was among the most prominent debu-
tantes of the season. She is very at.
is a great belle.
Mr. Walter B. Brooks, jr., comes of a
Maryland family identified for severa
generations with the best traditions OF
the residential society of Baltimore and
it's environs. He is we'll known in clubs
and society and in the Green Spring Val.
ley section, where his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Brooks, have a magnificen,
estate. His grandfather was Chauncey
Brooks, whose suburban home in the
neighborhood of Druid Hill. Park was one
of the show places of its day. His sister,
Miss Frances Brooks. was debutante a
year ago i'll Baltimore
Mrs. Cromwell has occupied her New
Hampshire avenue home the past winter
and Miss Cromwell entertained continu-
ously throughout the season. her mother S
participation not being possible because
of her mourning.
1t is understood that the young couple
will go to Europe for their honeymoon
and that they will be in London in time
to be the guests of Lord and Lady Decies
for the coronation season.
The marriage of Miss Jessie Lenore
!! Harnsberger. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
W. II. Harnsberger. and Mr.. Lawrence
Ray Boyer will take place Wednesday
evening. April 26. at o'clock, at Gurley
ception for the wedding party. and init
mate friends of the young couple will FOL
low at the home of the bride.
Mrs. Harry Schermerhorn will be the
matron of honor and Miss Esther SWEET
the maid of honor And there will be the
following bridesmaids: Miss Ada Powell,
Miss Glenn Wells. Miss May Little. MISS
May Grace. Miss Alma Thomas and Miss
Gorneia Thomas ssa Of Msl Katherine MaI
of Salisbury, Md. Little Miss Fanny
Howe will be the flower girl. The bride $
brother. Mr.. Harry s. Harnsberger. will
he the best man and the usherS are to
be DIR. John Milburn of Michigan. DR..
Robert Sullivan, Mr.. r. L. Sanford. MI
Eugene Mueller. Mr.. D. +. Douty, Mr.; j.
Hall of Wisconsin. Mr.. William FORBES
and Mr.. George Reinburg. The couple
will be at home after June ] at 263o
Adams Mill road.
one of the interesting Easter week
weddings will be that of Miss Jean
Wilkie, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
T.. Wilkie. and Mr.. Ira June owen or
Chicago April 10.
The ceremony will be at o'clock
at All Souls Church. the Rev. U. S.
G. Pierce officiating.
A reception will follow at the High
lands
Mrs. Wilkie. the brides mother. will
be the matron OF honor, and there
will be six bridesmaids. Miss Aileen
Moran, Miss Ethel Trowbr;dge, Miss
Helenita Padgett, Miss Dorothy Buck
ingham. Miss Marion True and Miss
Frances Clark.
The best man will be Mr.. John NJ. S.
Smyth Of Chicago, and the ushers are
to be Mr.. Lawrence Hallberg. Mr.. Ben
Boyce. Mr.. Kenneth Smith and Mr..
Walter Kuhlmey, all of Chicago, and
Mr.. ]. Austin Stone Of this city.
DR.. and Mrs Fred K SWEET announce
Miss Fredrica SWEET, to Mr.. Henry H.
Fox of st. Louis.
Mr. Fox recently resigned from the
navy. He was a graduate of the United
States Naval Academy, class Of 1905.
The engagement of Miss Esther