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tonight at SIS o'clock in st. Marks
Church Miss Hazel Wells, sister OF the
bride, will be maid of honor ana MISS
Addie Jonscher and Miss Marie McGTann
bridesmaids Mr.. A. c. Wits Will De
best man, and Messrs. E. J. Wells. Jr.
and c. E. Hall will be ushers. A recep-
ton will follow at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Wells, 13S B street southwest.
The marriage of Miss Frances Boards
ley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Brayton Clark, and Mr.. Frederick Leon,
ard Devereux will take place at the Hotel
Hamilton tonight at o'clock Miss Cor
nelia Mercer Smith of this city. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Smith. Jr,
will be maid of honor. and Mr.. Philip o.
Coffln of New York will be best man.
Miss Elizabeth Smith of this city and
Miss Florence Pomeroy of Utica, \. y.
will be bridesmaids Rev. Walter Drum
will officiate. A reception will follow.
The bridal toilet is to be one of the
most elegant of the autumn. The gown
is of white satin charmeuse, with court
train with the regulation length of three
yards on the floor. The dress is richly
trimmed with old lace, and the tuile veil
will be crowned with orange blossoms
Mr.. and Mrs. s. p. Kingsbury OF New
York. Mr. and Mrs Walter Clark OF Phil
Utica y. Y, are here for the wedding,
as is the brides grandmother, Mrs. II. E.
Obbe of Chicago.
After their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Devereux will reside at 80 Claremont
avenue, New York, where they will be at
home after January i.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Louise In
gram and Mr.. Horace Snyder Will be an
other of the interesting events OF TINS
evening Rev. Paul Hickok Will ofhc1ate
ID,-1s sf,-tny ION
The bride will be escorted by her brother,
Mr.. John Van Ness Ingram and will be
attended by two matrons OF honor, MRS.
Charles Burd Eckels and Mrs AUBREY
Lynn Clark Miss Irene Ingram Will be
flower girl and Mr.. Karl Snyder Will De
best man for his brother, Messrs- Eugene
Cochran, John ]. OBrien. Linwood VIII
hams and C. Francis Alter will be ushers
An informal reception will follow at
the home of the brides grandmother,
Mrs Sarah Van Ness.
The bride will wear white charmeuse'
veiled in shadow lace, with pearl orna-
ments. The matrons of honor will be
gowned in light blue and yellow bro
caded satin, resrectively, and the flower
girl will be in white.
Miss Dorothy Gray Brooks is giving a
theater party followed by tea at the
New Willard this afternoon for Miss
Lila Mcdonald. daughter OF Col and Mrs.
John Mcdonald
The annual meeting of the First Needle
work Guild of Washington city will be
held at the residence of Mrs. Robert
Craig, 1872 street, Friday moXning next
AT IL o'clock. This is the only meeting held
by this organization each year. Member
ship consists in the contribution of two or
more new plain warm garments, suitable
for the very poor. These are distributed
by the members of the guild to the in
dividual cases, also to the different chari-
table institutions in the city.
Mrs. Craig Is president of the guild,
and the vice presidents are Mrs. Julian
James. Mrs Wallace Radcliffe. Mrs.
Mrs Winfield Scott Schley. Miss Gilliss.
Miss Wilkes. Mrs. John o. Evans and
Mrs. Albert T. Salter. Mrs. Taft's name
heads the list of honorary members.
very pretty wedding took place last
night at the Fifteenth Street Christian
Church when Miss Celeste Z. Whitacre
was married to Mr.. Bryan S. Father. 0y
Rev. Clifton s. Ehlers. Preceded by the
bridal party the bride entered the church
escorted by her father. She wore a
beautiful gown of point d'esprit over silk
and carried a shower bouquet of bride
roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Kirby,
her only attendant wore green marqui-
settle and carried bridesmaid roses.
The best man was Mr.. G. G. Blake
more. and the ushers were w. Z. Disney,
w NJ. Pheobus and W. E. Linden.
A delightful reception followed at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred l.. Whitacre.
Mrs Henry n. Dimock who has leased
for the winter the Slater house on
street. which was the former home of her
late brother. Secretary Whitney, will
take possession November 90
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II. Walker of 42O
street northeast have announced the
engagement of their daughter Florine
to Mr.. Harry j. Walther of New York
Ty,lia
horse show yesterday with her cousins,
Representative and Mrs. Jamison. Miss
Doyle is making a short visit to New
York and has been much entertained
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Providence
Hospital is to hold it's annual linen
shower and tea at the hospital tomorrow
afternoon from to 8 o'clock. Donations
nf nil oh dc