Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-27
SOCIETY
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the engagement Of their daughter Eliza
! beth to Herbert Albreoht kipp OF Beau-
mont. Tex, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rooert
| Kip of Ind'ana rolis, Ind. The wedding
| will be in January
| The minister of Uruguay and Nine
| de- Pena announce the enga ement of
| their youngest Caughter, Malv ma, to Mr.
Alexandra Herquinigo, second secretary
| of the legation of Chile
| Miss Helen ]. Hobbs of Everett, Mass.
| is visiting her fr:en1s, the Misses Gould,
| 304 18th street southwest. Miss Hobbs
| is well known member of the Eas ern
| Star of Everett and has many friends in
| Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Mauchlin Niven
! have returned to their country home on
| Braddock Heights, Va. from visit with
| re atives in western New York. Early in
December they will come to Washington
for the winter.
| Mrs. Andrew B. Graham has returned
| to her apar ments In the Dresden after
a three-week visit to Atlantic City.
Last night marked the tenth enniver-
| rori.y of the Mckinley Training School
| A theater party was given at the Column
| bia Theater and later supper at the
| Raleigh Hotel.
1 ne tdDle DeautlIully UeCOTd Gu III
We low chrysanthemums. it being the
flower and CO or of the so GRITTY. The
party was chaperoned by M: s. John A
| Chamberlain.
Hastings, Edna shinn. E sic Hickman
| 'rginia Shnn. Mildred Martin, Mary
Mann, Hazel Chisholm. Louise Cramer
| Lettie Stewart, Hester Munge Margaret
Andersen. Mary Hibbard. Edith Nash,
! Edna Cosdon Mrs. John Avery, Mrs.
| Clara Morford, Mrs. James SALESMAN
| md Mrs. Chamberlain.
| The First NJ. P. Church was the scene
of beautiful wedding last Monday even
ing at s o'clock. when Miss Juanita
Crowther, daushter of Mr. and NJ s.
Freder ok Carl Herman. The cere nony
| ras performed by Rev. w. A. Melvin, pas
tor of the church. The ushers who seatei
the guests and who also preceded the
G Talbert. Schutrumpf and Rolan !
| Crowther. The bride was escorted by he
father. who rave Ter away. The ma of
honor was Miss lie Shelton, Sunday
The ceremony the brides uncle. Mr.. Tom
Crowther, sang 20 Promise Me- The
bride was gowned in white point despri
| over white sat n. tr mined in pearls. and
deau OF pearls. She carried a shove
bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the
valley. The maid of honor wore pink
messaiine satin. trimmed in crys al. In
h heI ma she were a crystal bandeau
girl. who was dressed IN white net over
pink silk, was Miss Rosemary Garden
Who carried a basket of white roses
The be t man was Mr.. Wi liam Herr
man brother Of the groom. The bride s
mother wore violet 81 k, while the
g oom's mother wore gray satin. A re-
ceptlon followed at the home of the
brides parents, m orchestra paved
| throu" bout the evening Mr.. and Mrs
Herman left on the midnieht train
| Or New York Mrs. Herrnan's travel
| ns suit was gray. with picture hat to
Tatch- They will be at home after No
vember at $40 E street southeast.
The marriage of sMiss Katherine W.
Bonnie ard Mr.. William Frederick Holtz-
nan mar no OF this city, which took place
scr bed as the most brillian. occasion o.
| the fall season there. 1t took place at
the home of the brides parents, MI. and
Mrs. w. o Bonnie. In the presence Of
the two contracting families and was
| followed by large reception The cere-
mony took place in the drawing room in
the bay window. where an improvised
Al ar was formed of Boston ferns palms
and bay trees, with a priedieu Of White
SATIN for the bridal couple. who stood
under canopy of green with a shower
OF Wh te chrysanthemums. On each side
| VI affair were piaced tall candelabra
holding II he'd tapers.
The bridal party entered from the
broad stairway and through an .isie
| formed of series of white standards
topped with white chrysanthemums.
Inc mus clans We're behind q screen of
pans ON tho land'n of the s.a.rwav
Inc Rev. James Marshall Owens REQ.
Tor or ST Andrews Episcopal Church
performed fhe ceremony. in the pres,
| ence or members OF the families
MISS Dorothy Bonnie Voc bo, IL.
yer s maid Of honor ard only atterdant
and Mr. Britton Browne Of this civ
| was the best man. '
The ushers were the Messrs. Arthur
| Browne and nora'd Woodward NJ
this city and Clifton Rodes and Robert
| Bonnie i''oef.
The bride, who entered with her
ra.n liner by whom she was give, in
| marrla@e. wore an exquisite weddinp
gown of white brocade velvet and chif'
| Ton. mounted over white chiffon. The
bodice was delicately hard-emhro:der-
ed in seed pearls. and made with a real
white satin fell from the shoulders
and was held in place by a pee ri orna
ment, the skirt being draped and
caught in front with pearl tassel
| The lower edge of the skirt was finish
| ed with row Of seed pearls. Her real
lace wedding veil was adjusted with
q Juiietfe cap OF pearls and bande au
OF orange blossoms, The veil is an
by the groom's mother. The bridal
| bouquet consisted o. white orchids and
| q shower of lies of the valley.
| The bridesmaid wore draped pale
| green chiffon, combined with lace.
trimmed in pink crushed roses The
roses formed border around the lower
part of the skirt. yelled with lace
| drapery. and the waist line was finish
| ed with girdle of the roses. She car
ried loose arm bouquet Of pale pink
| roses.
| Mrs W. O. Bonnie wore an imported
crystal and taupe beaded gown, with
! an underdress of white charmeuse
/ Mrs william Frederick Holtzman Of
| this city, mother Of the groom. was
attired in a chiffon black velvet, with
| trimmings of duchess and rose point
lace.
| Mrs. Americas Whedon of this
city, grandmother of the bride, wore
a black net, incrusted in cut steel
| seouins.
| Mrs. W. S. Chesley Of this city,
sister of the groom. was attired in a
| white charmeuse, with a drapery of
net. studded with pearls.
| Mrs. Turner \. Wickersham of this
! city wore a real lace robe, mounted
| over white charmeuse.
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