Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-16

girls and WIN be the only attendants
Comas and his bride will leave later for a
wedding trip, and upon their return will
make their home in Chevy Chase. on JOS
lyn street Miss MacCreery Of Phiiadel-
phia Is here for the wedding.
Maj. Horton was host at a dinner
dance at the Chevy Chase Club last
night. The party was In the nature OF
farewell. as Maj. Horton is under
orders to be relieved from duty in the
ONCE Of the quartermaster general OF the
army on June ], and then take station at
Governors Island, New York. as assistant
to the chief quartermaster of the Eastern
Division.
There were about 10 people in the
party, and all were seated at one large
table in the shape of hollow oblong.
The guests were seated around the outer
side Of the table. The center was filled
electric lights. The inner side Of the
table was draped with flags and the
pennant of the quartermaster depart
ment, and the boat flag Of q brigadier
general was draped in front Of seats oc-
cupied by the quartermaster general and
Gen. Wotherspoon.
Maj. Horton received his guests, as
sisted by Mrs. George s. Patton, jr.. wife
of Lieut.. Patton of the 18th Cavalry. In
addition to Lieut.. and Mrs. Patton and
Miss Katharine Aver. Mrs. Patton's sis
ter. the following guests were present;
Representative Butler Ames. the quar-.
termaster general. l.. s. A.. Gen. and
Mrs. Wotherspoon, Col. and Mrs. Car
rard. Mrs. Edward Burr. Mrs. l. G Burr.
Mrs. Harlow. Col. Mccarthy. L. 8. A.,
Col. and Mrs. McMahon. Col. and Mrs.
Stanley. Capt and Mrs. Bulmer. L. 8. n.
Mai. Winship, Mai. and Mrs. Conner.
Capt. and Mrs. Barnhardt. Capt. and Mrs
Patterson, Mrs. Copley Thaw. Capt. and
Capt. and Mrs. wigmore. Lieut.. and
Mrs. Timmons, Lieut.. and Mrs. Barnett.
Miss Marshall, Miss Whiting, Miss Julia
Whiting. Miss Estelle Crane, Miss Ham,
mond. Miss Hoyle, Miss Marion Oliver.
Miss Elizabeth Reid , Rogers; .I Miss
Allen. Miss Elizabeth Noyes, Miss
Clover. Miss Ruggles, Miss Talbot, Miss
Anne Greble, Miss Dorothy Williams,
Miss Howry. Miss Ruth Hitchcock. Miss
Miss Dorothy Gray Brooks. Miss knight.
Miss Beatty, Miss McMurray, Miss Rey-
burn. Maj. De Laney. Mr.. Bingham. Capt.
Proctor. Mr.. Richardson. Capt. Davis.
Capt. Lindsey, Capt. Talbot, Lieut..
Davidge, Mr.. Marrow, Lieut.: Dunn: Lieut..
Manly, Capt Williams, Lieut. Stirling.
Lieut.. Bastedo. Lieut.. Rockwell. Lieut..
Darlington. DR.. Grayson. Lieut. Long.
Mr.. Totten. Capt. Little. Mr.. Charles F.
Bagby, Lieut. Hickey. Mr.. John l.. Phil
lips. Lieut.. Sheridan, Lieut.. Raymond
Rodgers Maj. Low. Lieut.. Surles, Lieut..
Russell, DR.. Mcdowell. Paymaster Knapp.
Lieut.. Connolly. Lieut.. Pullen and
Lieut.. Greble.
The marriage of Miss Hazel L. Mowatt.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mowatt
Of 1914 v street, Anacostia, and Henry
Hartley, chief quartermaster, of the Y.
s. 8. North Carolina, took place this aft
ernoon at the home of the brides parents.
with Rev. George NJ. Cummings, pastor
of the Garden Memorial Presbyterian
Church, officiating. The wedding march
was played by Miss Elsie Pezold. The
bride wore white chiffon over white satin
and carried q large bouquet of white
roses, while the maid of honor, who was
Miss Jane A. Mowatt, wore a pink dress
and carried pink roses. Robert A. Hart
ley brother Of the groom. was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley will leave tonight
for a trip by water to Norfolk. New York
upon their return will make their home
in Washington. The guests present
included Mr.. and Mrs. John Mowatt,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hartley, MT;
Mrs. Edward Hartley. Robert Hartley.
William Hartley, Miss Bessie Hartley.
Miss Elsie Hartley, Robert Mowatt, Mrs.
d. Brooman, Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Rude,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Jeanette, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward McCullom, Miss Mamie Nc
Cullom. Miss Julia McCullom, Mrs. Peter
Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Tilton. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Gorrie. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Mcfarland, Rev. and Mrs. George M.
Cummings and Miss Florence Cummings
Capt. J. A. Moss, U s. A.. was host at
a box party at the Belasco Theater last
night. His guests were Gen. and Mrs. G.
A. Smith: Gen. and Mrs. +. A. CARING
ton, Gen. and Mrs. r. X. Evans, Gen. and
Mrs. William Crozier, Col. and Mrs. NC
Cain, Gen. James B. Aleshire and Capt.
and Mrs r. ]. Burt.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Geddes of 1918 Co
lumbia road had as guests Representa-
Mrs Norris at an Informal dinner sun
day evening.
leap year dance was given Saturday
evening. April -, at the Lewis han oy a
number of young ladies residing In mount
Pleasant. A fine program OF dance music
and many novel leap year features were
enjoyed by the large number OF young
people present, among whom were Misses
Larimore, Harding. vickers. Quisenberry.
Price, NJ. Pagan, Thomson, G. Pagan,
Clements, Burrows, Mallery, Moore. OAR
by, Harvey, Nevins, Scudder, McDougall,
Pearce, E. LASER. Daniel, MCGOWAN, ".
LASER, Buckingham. Viers, Snyder. Mid
dleton, EbeI. Hazard and Mrs. Dellinger;
Messrs. Prince. Hession, Bullock, Schladt,
Halsizer. Dulin. Harrison. Teller. SNOW
den, McKelvy, Foote, Smith, Huber. Beat
ty, Wilhelm, Ewing. Carly, Longan,
Owens, Eaton, De Reimer. Marsh. Del
linger, Albert. Mclaughlin, Reese ana
richardson. The chaperons were Mrs.
LASER and Mr.. and Mrs. Clements.
The marriage of Miss Marion E..
Beavers daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas r. Beavers, took place Wed
nesday evening, April 10. in Pinkney
Memorial Church, Hyattsv1lle, MD. Ine
ceremony which was performed by the
Rev. Henry Thomas. was attended by
large party of relatives and intimate
friends. The church was tastefully
decorated. and the wedding music was
sung by the church choir, OF which the
bride and her sister are members. The
bride, who was given in marriage by
her father. wore a handsome gown OF
white taffeta. Her tulle veil was ar
she carried bouquet OF Easter lilies.
Her attendants were her sisters, Misses
Isabelle, as maid of honor. who wore
a cream color gown. and carried JON
quils, and Marguerite. as flower girl
Her four cousins were her brides
lett, who wore pink gowns and car
ried pink sweetpeEs. and Misses kath-
crime Mckee and Isabelle Spedden,
who wore blue gowns and carried
white sweetpeas. Ralph F. Dant was
best man for Mr.. Edwards, and the
ushers were r. r. Dufie. Milton Comp
ton, Charles Edwards and w. w. Wal
lis A reception in the home of the
brides parents, s6th and Newton
streets, Mt. Rainier, followed the cere-