Evening star., 1912-09-05

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are home again at Beverly. Mass. after
their delightful camping and riding ex-
periences in the National Glacier Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T. Wilson gave
a costume dinner and dance last night
at their Newport villa, which brought
together a smart assemblage Of their
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Putnam of this
city arrived at Lenox yesterday.
Mr.. Edward B. Townsend of this city
will be among the ushers at the mar
riage Of Mrs Ethel p. Abercrombie Fell
and Mr.. John A. Stewart, Sd. OF Phila-
delphia. which will take place at Bay
Head, N. j., Saturday afternoon Mrs
Fell will have but one attendant, her
sister. Mrs. Isaac Doughten. jr.. of
Cynwyd. Pa The bride will be at
tired in simply made gown of white
charmeuse trimmed with rose point
lace. and will wear lnrge black
picture hat adorned with white ospreys
The matron of honor will wear white
charmeuse combined with pale pink.
The flower girls will be the little nieces
OF the bride. Eleanor Frances Coleman
and Mary Ernestine Abercrombie Cole
man. The page will be the brides
small son. Robert Gratz Fell. jr. Mr..
Stewart will have for his best man Mr..
Oliver c. Reynolds Of New York. The
omcfatfng clergyman. Rev. Norman M.
all the ushers were schoolmates at
Princeton University. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Aber-
crombie OF Chestnut Hill. Pa. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart will reside in Short Hills,
N. j.
A large assemblage of friends and rel
atives witnessed the marriage of Miss
Emily L. Sprightley and DR.. Karl Tinsley
Waugh at o'clock last night at the
was beautifully decorated in gold and
white. The bride was escorted by her
uncle. Mr.. Herman Schulz. and wore a
handsome gown Of white charmeuse
pearls. Robespierre collar of crystals
was worn. The veil. which was in
the form of a cap, was trimmed with the
orange blossoms worn by her mother at
her wedding. The bride is a member Of
the Theta Delta Sorority. and a number
of her sorority sisters were present.
The matron of honor was Mrs. Fred
Voigt, who wore yellow charmeuse with
Irish crochet trimmings. The brides
maids. Misses Marjorie Barrett and
meuse veiled with yellow fowered chif-
fon, and carried bouquets of marguertes
The flower girls were the young Misses
Adele. Wilhelmina and Eleanor Zuberana
and Mildred Kaiser.
The bridegroom. who Is a professor at
Beloft Wis. is graduate of the uni
versities of Ohio, Wesleyan and Harvard.
He is a member Of the Phi Delta Theta.
the Phi Belta Kappa and the Sigma XII
fraternities. The best man was DR..
Clark The 1IShorc MoSSrS Willio m
Rupertus. Gloyd Schulz, Frank Barrett
and Ed West.
The brides mother wore gold-colored
charmeuse trimmed with lace.
After the wedding a reception was held.
Following the honeymoon, which will in
clude a great lakes steamer trip. the
couple will make their home at Beloit,
Wis.
DR.. McArdle and family have returned
to Washington after spending the sum-
mer in the Adirondacks.
Miss Ida Greenfield of Baltimore. Md,
who has been spending a few weeks here
with Miss Katherine Rosenfeld, will re-
turn home tomorrow.
turned to their home on Columbia
Heights after months stay in the
White mountains Of New Hampshire.
l.
w. Boudren have just returned from a
trip to Boston by sea, as we'll as an ex-
tended tour of the north.
Mrs Horace Benjamin Wing an
nounces the marriage of her daughter.
Margaret, and Mr.. Maurice Healey OF
this city. Monday. the I'd Of September,
1912, Essex-on-Lake Champ.ain, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Healey will be at home at
1859 18th street after November To-
DR.. and Mrs C. H. Lockwood have re-
turned to Washington. after stay OF
two weeks at their summer place,
Colonial Beach, Va.
Mrs. Walter Byron Bergeim, accom-
panied by her sister. Miss Helen j. Cady,
and Miss Katherine NJ. Caeser. left today
for New York. On their return they will
stop at Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
where they will remain several days.
Miss Marie Louise Baldwin and DR.:
Charles B. Healy were married at .
o'clock this morning at Dahlgren Chapei'
GEORGETOWN University. by the Rev.
Father Donlon, S. j.. president After the
ceremony breakfast was taken with
Father Donlon and later the couple LETT
for an extended tour through the north.
The marriage of Miss Sara Hirsh of
this city and Mr.. Abram Ruskin of Crit
fin, Ga. took place at noon today at the
willard Hotel, Rev. DR.. Abram Simon
officiating None but the immediate fam
lilies was present.
After a wedding breakfast Mr.. and Mrs.
t.uskin departed on an extended tour.
and will be at home at Griffin. Ga. after
October 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Edwards or
Pefworth. d. c. announce the marriage
of their daughter. Miss Sue V. Edwards.
and Mr.. Charles E. Little of Laurel. Nd,
Wednesday, September 4. No cards
DIR. and Mrs Charles w. Richardson
have returned to Washington, after
months vacation spent in automobiling
through the New England states