Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-14

ter. Mrs. John T. wheelwright. and has
been a house guest also of Miss Esther
Slater, who last winter gave a dinner for
her. with other entertainments.
Mrs. w. ID. Jewell of 2oS II street
northwest entertained for her mother
eighty-third birthday October II at a
family party which also included the
thirteen month-old great-grandson OF the
latter, Frederick Wohlforth.
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Shields enter
tanned at their home. 131 V street north
east. Thursday evening in honor of the
present We're Mrs. Ellen Shields. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fftzsimmons. Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Shields. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wise
Byrnes. Misses Helen Fitzsimmons.
Josephine Holohan and Josephine Byrnes
Messrs. William Shields. James Nolan.
Aloysius Shields and Master Edward NJ
Byrnes.
Mrs. Frank anthony walhe of Norfolk
spent Sunday in Washington the guest
of Mrs Ludlow. at the Concord.
Mr.. and Mrs Jay T. Bancroft have
an apartment at the Lambert. III
Lanier place. They have with them for
few days Mrs. f. J. Delehanty, Hotel
San Reno, New York. Mrs. Delehanty
will be the guest of Mrs. s. HAGEN Bond
at her country place. Dumblane, for sew
croft for more extended visit.
Among the ushers at the Johnson-Lut-
kinS wedding in Trinity Chapel, New
York. today are James Lawson Norris
and c. J. Max Wiehle of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Carr. who have
moved to al Hobart street northwest.
will be at home there to their friends
after October Il.
The student officers of the Army School
were ordered here earlier than usual this
year and in time to attend the interest
ing program of the International Con-
gress of Hygiene and Demography. Or
this years class the following are &C.
cupying apartments leased at the Bur-
lington: Lieut.. Guman. Lieut. Harris:
Lieut.. Lull. Lieut.. Weidner. Lieut.. Bull
and Lieut.. Calender.
Miss Mary Mcfarland. who has spent
several winters at the Lenox, has moved
to the Cecil, 18th and l. streets north
west.
Lieut.. and Mrs William d. Herbert
are now at the Burlington.
Miss Katharine Hardwick is with Miss
MacFarland at the Cecil for the season.
Lieut.. S. H. Smith and Lieut.. Oliver
Kinsey, jr., of the Army Medical School
are at the Rochambeau.
Mr.. Frank b. Martin has taken an
apartment at the Burlington. to which
he has recently moved from the Lenox.
Mrs. Amos Hadley of 1880 Harvard
street returned today from visit with
her son, Mr. George H. Hadley, who is
residing in Columbus. Ohio.
The marriage of Miss Elsie Belle
Weaver and Mr.. Clifford Ellsworth Ket-
tier took place at the home of the bride S
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
A. II. Thompson and was witnessed by
relatives and few intimate friends. The
brides gown was of white crepe meteor
wore lilies of the valley i'm her hair and
carried shower bouquet of bride roses
and lilies of the valley. After the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Kettler left for New
York. They will be at home after De-
cember 1 at the Norwood. 1343 East Capt
itol street.
A beautiful military wedding with
decorations suggestive of the autumn
time took place at Orchard Lake. Mich.
became the bride Of Lieut.. Frederick
Strong, jr.. son of Col. and Mrs. Strong
of Fort Monroe. Rev. S. S. Marquis.
d. D.. was the officiating minister and
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis c. Ward. The bride had five at
tendants, Miss Helen Fay of Auburn, n.
Y, a cousin Of Miss Ward. being maid
of honor. The four bridesmaids were
Miss Marjorie Stephens. Miss Caro- Sar-
miento. Miss Mercedes Mulkey and Miss
Carrie Smith. The wide veranda of the
house was converted into outdoor dining
rooms by screens of autumn leaves and
grapes, the wedding breakfast being
served at small tables Roses of beauti-
full pink and pale yellow tints were used
extensively in the decorations. The
brides gown was of white satin. opening
over an underskirt of rose point lace.
which was also used effectively in MAX
ing the bodice and panniers. From a cap
of orange blossoms fell a veil of rose
point lace. White orchids and valley
lilies were arranged for her bouquet The
attendants wore apricot satin with over
gowns of violet chiffon in pannier style
Their caps were also of the chiffon and
all carried bouquets of roses Lieut..
Oscar n. Schlerg of the Engineer Corps
assisted as best man and four other army
comrades of the groom were ushers:
Meade Wilrick. Lieut.. Joseph p. Ales-
shire and Lieut.. Beverly Dunn. Lieut.. and
Mrs. Strong will reside in this city,
where the lieutenant is stationed.
Rev. George Farrand Taylor rector of
Grace Episcopal Church and Holy Cross
House. will return to ST. Louis with his
bride Wednesday Mrs. Taylor was
formerly Miss Mary Collision of Wash
ington. and the wedding took place
at her home in this city They will re-
side in the parish house on the cir
cular. park-like Enclosure surrounding
the old Grace Church. in Marion place.
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