Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-04

Marion Butler. daughter of Mrs. Her
mon B. Butler of Winnetka. ILL.,, to Mr..
Claude Jewell Peck, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward S. Peck of Washington. d. c.
Col Charles B. Byrne, Medical Corps,
retired, and Mrs. Byrne announce the en-
gagement of their second daughter. Mary
Laure to Lieut.. Bethel Wood Simpson,
Sd Field Artillery.
The toilets at the marriage of Miss
Dorothy King and Mr.. Stanley Griswold
Flagg, in New York last week:
The bride wore a trained, cream white
satin gown. having the bodice and sleeves
of rose point lace A scarf of the roe
point lace went slantingly down the front
of the robe, and was fastened at the bot
tom with a spray of orange blossoms Inc
veil of old rose point came far down the
square train and at each corner there
was knot of ribbons and orange bios
SONS. 1t was fastened to her couture so
as to show the hair around the face, ana
was caught with clusters of orange BIOS
SONS.
The bridesmaids we're dressed ali Re in
pale blue satin gowns having square-cut
guimpes Of white chiffon and lace. The
skirts were slaShed at the left side of the
back, with large blue satin buttons on
one side, showing petticoats Of blue chif-
lfon Their pale blue hats were faced with
dark blue and were trimmed with pa.e
blue tulle, finished at one side with a
large pink rose, and a pink rose was also
fastened to each corsage. They carried
old fashioned nosegays of pink roses and
violets set in paper frills, and the maid
Of honor carried sheaf bouquet Of white
lilacs and pink snapdragons.
Mr.. and Mrs James B. Waller Of Chi
cago are spending ten days here.
Mr.. William Hanlon and Mr.. William
Dick Of this city were ushers last week
L. Parker and DIR. Ansel Smith, who
will live at Grand Rapids, Mich
Miss Esther Slater, daughter of Mrs.
H. U. Slater. represented at a recent
costume dance in Boston 1.-The Slim
Princess"
Mrs. Francis NJ Phelps and Mrs.
Suuier will be at home at the Northum-
berland Wednesdays, February Z and IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Parker OF
Chevy Chase were hosts for the Literary
Club Wednesday evening. Mr.. George
W. Dalzell read an interesting and orig
inal story. Original games were an UNI
usual feature, prizes being awarded to
were present.
Misses Streeter. who have BEEN the
house guests of Mr.. L. NJ. Chase of Graf
In Johnstown, N. Y.
Miss Jean Warning Robson Of kirk
wood. Ga. will be a house guest Of Mrs.
william Sley Howard. wife Of Repre-
sentative Howard, for the remainder of
the congressional season.
Mrs. Bates Warren of Cleveland Park
will be at home the second Friday in
February. informally, for the last time
this season.
Capt. and Mrs. Amos Fries were din
ner hosts Friday before the hop at the
barracks. Their guests were Mai. and
Mrs. Jodwin. Lieut.. and Mrs. Wildly,
Lieut.. Arberry, Lieut.. Darlington, Miss
Savage and Miss Macon, daughter of
Representative Macon Of Arkansas.
Miss Francis Edmonston, Massachusetts,
avenue, was hostess at a o'clock tea
Friday. in honor Of Miss OLIVER Of Phil
adelphia. Mrs. Langdon Moore and Mrs.
Edmonston presided at the tea table.
Miss Mary Dove of New Hampshire
avenue was hostess at a luncheon Thurs
day in honor of Miss Rosa1ie OLIVER of
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