Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-26

LNE ALVORD,
of this city took place at Fort Totten,
Fork.
brother Of the bridegroom, OF Plattsburgh,
VT. was the best man.
The ushers We're Past Midshipman Cow
ode Davis. Ralph Howell, Claude Owens
and Parker Dodge. all Of this city
Following the wedding there was a
large reception at the home of the brides
parents. Today the couple will leave on
an extensive southern trip.
Mr.. Rutherford Is well known In society
and army circles here. The bride has
taken prominent part in society in New
York and Philadelphia as well as in this
city. where she and her family recently
lived.
Mr.. r. E. Bakenhus. U. s. N, was in
Washington last week en- route to Pan
anna for short visit. Mrs. Bakenhus is
still visiting her brother. Mr.. w F. Rog-
ers, and will remain until the latter part
of May. when she will join Mr.. Bakenhus
at the Boston navy yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W. Pratt and
Mrs. F. w. Dickens of Washington are in
New York for few days and are staying
at the Hotel Wolcott.
lantic City for a few days, and will not
be at home Saturday, the 27th.
Epsilon Chapter of the Sigma Chi Fra
ternity, George Washington University,
has issued invitations for a dinner dance,
complimentary to its alumni, at Its club
house, 1882 NJ street northwest, Saturday
evening, May 4, 1912. This is the third
Of a series Of dances given by the fra
ternity since the close of the Lenten sea-
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Messrs. H. Talford Frost, Stanford Briggs
and Breckenridge Cabel Rust,
Mr.. and Mrs Max Kahn Of New York
moon in Washington. They were enter
tanned at dinner last night by DR.. and
Mrs. S. s. Jaffee and sisters. and by Mrs
M. A. Laddon, who took the couple about
Washington in her own car.
st. Matthews Church was the scene
Wednesday morning Of a quiet wedding.
when Miss Mary NJ. Driscoll OF this city
became the bride of Mr.. p. E. Rely of
Jersey City. N. ]. The Rev. Father
before a large number Of relatives and
friends of the bride. Mr.. Maurice A. COL
Lns acted as best man, while Miss Lena
McGrath. relative of the bride. was
the bridesmaid. The bride Wore a be
ton followed at the home of the sister
of the bride. Later in the day Mr.. and
Mrs. Reilly left for Atlantic City, whence.
after a few weeks stay. they will go to
Jersey City. where they will make their
home.
Mrs. Leroy Champion entertained. yes
terday at a musicale for Miss Viola e.
Neal. who is to be married to William A.
Kemper April 3. Tho guests surprised
Miss Neal with a hosiery shower.
Mrs. Hayne Ellis. wife Of Lieut. Hayne
Ellis, U. S. Navy. and her sister, Miss
Loula Long. Of Kansas City, Mo-. have ar
rived to attend the horse show. Miss
Long has brought with her a string OF
eight show horses, and will enter them in
the horse show. After the show Mrs. FL
lis and Miss Long will visit In New York
and Annapolis before returning to Kan
sas City.
The Robson Bible class of Epiphany
Church gave largely attended dance
last night in the parish hall. which was
decorated with palms and flowers.
The chaperons were Mrs. Ludlow. Mrs.
Jones and Miss Ungerford. and among
those present were Misses Edna Dyer.
Helen Winter, Randolph. Wilson. Helen
Dyer. the Misses Peterson. Nettie Norwood.
Sara Billiard, Lillian Miller and Louise
Seufferle. Messrs. Schultz. May, Ekins,
Reeves. La Toilette, Riley Martin, Parke
Herold, Weinerth, Worley, Woodward.
FUR, Scott, Plummer. Robert Dyer. Ed
ward Dyer, MCGEE. Ives and Warfieid.
Mr. Clifton lie Barron Adams and Miss
Isabelle Lynde were married yesterday
afternoon at 6 o'clock at the residence Of
the Rev. and Mrs. John Van Schaick, jr..
1417 Highland Terrace The bride was
by Miss Mary Warren and the
sroom by Mr.. James w. Chaffee. both of
this city, The ceremony was performed
by DR.. Van Schaick and the wedding din
of the respective families live too far
from Washington to be present. At the
close of the dinner the Young Peoples
Christian Union of the Universalist
Church entered the house in body with
a present Of silver from the union of
which Mr.. Adams Is the newly elected
president. Mr.. Frederick knight made
the presentation speech.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams will be at home
after May at their new residence, on
Silver Spring avenue, Silver Spring, Md.
Miss Margaret NJ. Hawkins Of WASH
ington, who spent the winter In Jack
sonville. Fla, has gone to Los Angeles.
Cal, after touring Arizona and Mexico,
to join her mother, Mrs. S. A. Hawkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. T.. Crosby. who have
been at their Warrenton place, have gone
to New Orleans, while Miss Crosby is in
this city.
The details of the marriage of DIR.
Philander p. Claxton, United States COM
missioner Of education, and Miss Mary
Hannah johnson, which took place at
Nashville. Tenn, Wednesday last, were
here by their friends today.
Bishop Thomas f. Gailor of1ciated at
Christ Church. where an elaborate floral
decoration was in place. Choristers sang
the wedding music and the ushers were
chosen. from the associates Of the bride
in the Carnegie Library. The bride. who
was given away by her mother, is de-
scribed as a notably handsome woman.
Her wedding dress was Of white char
meuse satin, with an oversight of princess
lace. the bodice deliberately draped with
the lace. The court train fell from the
shoulders in graceful folds. and finish
ing the draperies were sprays of orange
blossoms. Fastening the tulle veil to the
hair was string of pearls, and the only
jewels worn WAS q necklace Of pearls
with the pendant. given her by DR.. Clax-.