Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-23

and Mrs Warren l.. Pushaw. was mar
ried to Mr.. Thomas Linden Dyer at the
home of the parents of the bride, 10Th
and Irving streets northeast, Tuesday
evening. Only the Immediate families
were present at the ceremony, which was
performed by Rev. John Van Setback, jr,
and took place in a bower of palms. The
brides gown was of ivory satin and lace.
and she carried brides roses and lilies OF
the valley in the form Of shower bou-
quet Her tulle veil fell gracefully from
a close-fitting cap. Miss Sara A. Dyer, a
sister of the groom, was the bride only
attendant, and wore white messallne
with tune of niarquisette and pearl en-
broidery. Her bouquet was of pale pink
rosebuds. The groom was attended by
the brother of the bride. Mr. Fred Pu-
shaw of Detroit, Mich.
Following the small reception which
was held after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Dyer left for northern trip, the
bride wearing a smart travelling suit of
blue serge with blue toque. They will be
at home to their friends after their re-
turn at 81 Bryant street northwest
Mrs George X. McLanahan Of this city
is spending this month in New Haven,
Conn, and has taken a house on Whit
ney avenue near where her parents, ME-.
and Mrs. Denning Duer, reside.
Mrs Carlin. wife OF Representative Car
lin of Virginia, and her two sons, Mr.
Keith Carlin and Master Charles Carlin
sailed for Europe last week to spend the
summer. They are accompanied by Mrs.
Carlin's sister and niece. Miss BroderS OF
Alexandria and Miss Josephine Broders
Of Warrentop, Va, and Miss Minnie
Henderson of Alexandria.
Mrs. Allan Rutherford announces the
engagement of her daughter. Nellie
Blanche, to John Augustus Brockman.
lieutenant. U. S. A. Miss Rutherford is
= no 40, 80 Iofa can py1fh
erford. Lieut.. Brockman is at present
detailed in the Signal Corps. but after
July will be assigned to the 18th In
fantry. stationed at Fort d. A Russell.
Wyo- The wedding. which will be quiet
one. will take place July II at Glenallan.
Gaithersburg. Md. the country home of
the brides family.
Miss Susan D. Biddle. who is with her
brother, Col. John Biddle, has planned
to go to Summit, N. c.. for July, and
to return to Crosse lie, Detroit, for
August.
Mrs. Henry ". Fitch and Miss Henri
eta Fitch are at WilIowbrook, n. Y,
to spend the early part of the sea-
son. Later they will go to Bay Head,
n. j.. where they have taken cottage.
Eight Detroit matrons have organ
lied what they call a Poverty Club,
with the idea of giving economical
luncheons the entire cost OF which
cannot exceed $3.50 The three best
luncheons Of the series have been Sc
lected by vote. and the menus will be
published and sold for the benefit of
a charity in which the eight women
are Interested
The marriage of Miss Ruth Lee Collins.
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Edward X.
Root of 800 Asylum avenue, Hartford,
Conn, and Morgan Gardner Bulkeley, 1r.,
eldest son of former United States Sen
ator and Mrs. Morgan G.. Buckley, took
place at the Asylum Hill Congregational
Church Hartford, last week The we'd
ding was one of the most important OF
the society events of the season. The
church was crowded with friends and rel
atiyes of the families of the bride and
bridegroom
The bride was attended by Mrs. How
ard Goodwin as matron OF honor, ana 10y
seven bridesmaids-Miss Elinor Bulkeley.
man of New York Miss Laetitia Hunter
of Pittsburgh, Miss Mary Winslow OF
Washington, ID. c.: Miss Sarah Durham
of Hartford and Miss Marjorie Howe
The bride was attired in white satin.
yelled with point d'alencon lace. The
bridesmaids wore white net, with pink
taffeta coats and pink hats with wreaths
OF pink roses. and carried loose lunches
Of pink roses.
Houghton Buckley. brother of the
were all Yale men. and, with the excep-
ton of Mr.. Morgan Buckley Brainard.
who graduated at Yale in 1900. and New
ton Case Brainard, Yale. 90, all were
members of the class of 1907 at Yale, OF
which class the bridegroom was a mem
ber The other ushers were Mr.. Ralph d.
Cutler and Mr.. Mitchell S. Little, both of
Hartford. Mr.. T.. Barton Chaplin Of And
over. Mass: Arthur G. Camp Of Winsted.
Mr.. William w. Collin of New York and
Mr. Douglas j. Torrey of Scranton, Pa.
The chancel at the rear of the pulpit
abounded in small cedar trees. arranged
i'm the form of hedge, over which pink
rambler roses were scattered in profu
sion. The wall at the rear Of the chancel
was also arranged with cedars in the
form of another hedge. Other sections of
the church were also decorated with
cedars and with roses, both white and
pink.
The wedding service was followed by a
small reception 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Buckley
at the home of DIR. and Mrs. Root. The
home was prettily decorated in honor of
the occasion, white and pink roses pre-
dominating Following the reception Mr..
and Mrs Buckley left for wedding trip.
They will reside on Prospect hill. Hart
ford where a spacious home has been
built for them
Mr.. and Mrs. James Potter Langhorne
announce the engagement of their daugh-
fer Miss Julia Hayne Ianghorne. to
Lieut.. James Parker. jr.. L. S. y. Miss
I.anghorne is of the Virginia family, but
her parents have lived In San Francisco
for some years. Lieut.. Parker is a son of
Col. James Parker of the 18th Cavalry
and a grandson of the late Cortlandt
Parker of New Jersey. An aunt is Mrs.
Henry Parkman. and his sister. Mrs.
Ronald T. Lyman of Boston and Deer
Park, Waltham.
Mr. and Mrs Max F'leischmann Of Gin
cinnati, whose worldwide travels TO
places hitherto unconnected with the av
eragr idea of pleasure in the mind OF the
fair sex, anyway. are now in the wilder
ness in search of the White mountain
sheep. which shows itself only in the
Russian -steppes. Their last glimpse of
anything like civilization was at Brisk.
in the Russian empire, where their last
letters were mailed. They expect to re-
turn to the world from their hunt about
July !. and after that will make their
way 'eisurely toward London and the
states.
Among the interesting bits of news last
week the announcement of the en-
gagement OF Miss Dorothy Williams and
Monroe Eyre Pinckard. which was made
by the father of the bride eect last
Tuesday al San Francisco. says a Cali