Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-23

MISS GENEvIEvE KINNEAR.
was associated with Director Of Play
grounds b. $. Martin in organizing and
conducting the city Fairgrounds or Co.
lumbuS.
, Miss Florence Leland Of Capitol Hill
WAS hostess Friday evening last at an
apron shower, complimentary to Miss
Beftle Nelson. whose marriage to Mr..
sherman Johnson of Ohio will occur the
latter part of February. Those present
included Misses Adeline BRADBURY, May
Murphy, Alice Meyer. Isabel Collins. Ger
| trude Murphy, Marie Maloney. Mamie
White, Grace Nelson, Elsie Shinn, Ber-
tie Nelson and Florence Leland.
Miss Marietta Little has returned to
the city after an absence of two and one
! in the The Melrose. 1913 Clifton street.
where she will be pleased to see her
friends
Mrs. William FL. Chany and Miss Re-
becca Jordan Chany are at 1908 Columbia
road for the remainder of the season.
The Woman's Relief Corps Oincoln. No.
81 held its sewing circle at Mrs. Ray
mond's. 113 T street northwest, Thurs
day afternoon, January Is. A luncheon
was greatly: enjoyed.
Mrs. George ]. Newgarden will not re-
ceive tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Lanston. "a Bry-
ant street northwest, will sail Wednes-
London and Paris Mrs. Lanston will re-
turn to Washington. while Mr.. Lanston
will go out to Japan via the Transsibe-
rian railway.
Mrs. T. Fl. Alexander and Mrs. Bidwell
her sister. from California, are at At
lantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. ]. Heffernan have had
as their guests at their apartment in
Dumbarton Court, 31st street, George
town Heights, Mr.. and Mrs. John f.
Heffernan and little daughter of New
York city.
The marriage of Miss Genevieve Kin
near. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Breckenridge kinnear. and Mr.. Daniel
last night at s o'clock at the Calvary
Baptist Church, with the Rev. s. H.
Greene. pastor of the church. officiating.
Tall palms banked the platform. and a
in front of the choir. Baskets filled with
pink and white aZaleas were also used in
the decoration. Tall standards filled with
pink roses and white lilacs marked the
peWS reserved 1Of the Iam1leS.
The bride was given away by her father
and wore ivory-tinted crepe meteor hand
embroidered in pearls, with the bodice
formed of duchess lace
Her court train was also embroidered in
pea rlS. A f1rnSy tulle veil was arranc ed be-
meath cap of tulle. the same worn by
the mother of the bride at her wedding
1t was fastened with a spray of orange
blossoms She carried shower of bride
roses. orchids and lilies of the valley.
Miss T A1ayondaI, IF pitfchnrcpi,
Pa. the maid of honor, wore an imported
gown of pink chiffon satin, draped with
chiffon Of a deeper shade and deliberately
trimmed with crystals. She wore "A Dutch
cap of crystals with touches of pink and
carried an arm bouquet of Killarney roses
and white liiacs.
The bridesmaids, Miss Helen Gardner.
Miss Iris Masters and Miss Evelyn NAL
comb of this city and Miss Blanch This
tlewood of Illinois. Wore gowns of rose
pink crepe de chine, the bodice trimmed
with lace and embroidered in crystals.
They wore crystal caps with aigrettes
of white marabou at one side, and car
ried bouquets of Killarney roses and
ferns.
Mr. John Astor Diener was the best
man. and the following members of the
bridegroom fraternity. Delta Tau Delta
the ushers: Messrs. Will. Il Ludwig Jar
son, Roy Lee Matthews. Carl Howe But
man and William H. Mccartney Of New
York.
A reception followed at the Kinnear
home. on California street. where the
decorations were extremely effective.
The newly married couple received in Il
bower of palms and ferns in the bay
window of the drawing room. White
roses, and ferns banked the mantel and
filled the vases arranged around the
room: pink roses ornamented the recep-
ton hall and Richmond roses We're used
in the dining room.>
Mrs kinnear. the> brides mother, as
sisted i'll receiving. and Wore lilac satin.
with "A square train of purple velvet, with
lace and pearl ornaments on the cor
sage.
Mrs. Joiner of Illinois was also assist
ing. and wore yellow satin yelled in
| chiffon, with turquoise and gold embrOid
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gish left last night for
an extended wedding journey. the latter
, wearing a French model gown of blue
serge with black velvet hat trimmed
with white aigrettes.
Miss Juliet Paris, daughter of Mrs
Albion Keith Paris, was the hostess at
a charming tea yesterday afternoon.
given in honor of her guest, Miss Nancy
Suppes of JohnstoWn, Pa.
Miss Paris received in gown of yell
low satin, yelled in black chiffon, and
Miss Suppes wore nile green crepe de
chine
Mrs. Matthews and Mrs Balentine pre-
sided at the dafntily appointed tea table
Mrs. George Salter was at the punch
! bowl The other assistants were Miss
Julia Vail, Miss Matthews. Miss Rohrer,
Miss Cleaves, Miss Anna L. Pennebake.r,
Miss Sue Courts, Miss Anna Blackwood
and Miss Leetch.
/ A supper for the receiving party and
an informal dance, to which number of
young men were invited, finished off the
evening.
Miss Sara BIuinberg of Annapolis, Nd,
and Mr.. Simon Margoiis of Montgomery.
w. Va, We're entertained Sunday night
! by Miss Rebecca Applestein at her home.
on III street. Games and music were In
dulged In until late hour, after which
| refreshments were served and dancing
concluded the evening. Among those
present We're Misses Hillman. G. Notes,
| T.. Robin. S. Smith. L. Gutenberg, +. Ru-
| doph, G. Sherley. B. Cohen and e: Hor-
| WITT. Messrs. A. Greenberg, L. Schmidt,
| b. Gutenberg, NJ Rosenfeld, NJ. Roman.
E. kebeskey. J. Cohen. N. Thorner, b.
LaZeraa. A. Sanberg. L. Zimberg and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cohen.