Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-28

Mass. and entered Harvard with the
class of 1911. In college he was social
service secretary of the student council
on his class day committee. and Tor three
years on the varsity crew squad. He is
member of the Delta Epsilon fraternity.
and the institute OF ITO. the D. X. F.,
Hasty Pudding, Canadian and Cosmopoli-
tan clubs of Harvard.
The best man. Lothrop wilmington. jr..
OF Honolulu. Hawaii. was the groom
college roommate. Mr.. Wilmington rowed
No. in the varsity crews of 1909. 10 and
II. and captained the foot bali team OF
1910
The ushers were John Richardson. jr..
of Boston. Harvard 0S: III. Alton Rogers
of Greenville, Ne. Harvard IL: Malcolm
MacDermott of Knoxville. Tenn. Prince
ton 10; Quinton Reynolds of Montclair,
y. j.. Harvard IA; Lambert B. Richards
of Newark. Ohio. and William b. Rich
ards. brothers Of the bride.
The mother Of the bride wore gray
crepe meteor. trimmed with shadow lace.
Among the out of town guests were Mrs.
William j. Richards Of Duluth. Mimi;
Mr.. Edgar Woolverton Of Ontario, Can
ada; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Bradley Of
Boston. Mr.. Curry Higgins OF New York
and Mrs. Henry r. Miles and Miss Helen
Miles of Chambersburg. Pa.
After the reception at the brides resi-
dence Mr. and Mrs. Beane left for Can
ada. They will be at home after october
! at 81 Brattle street. Cambridge, Mass.
issued cards announcing the marriage OF
their daughter, Edna Elheda Smith. and
Mr.. William Bruce Garner, Monday,
June "a. The ceremony was performed
at the Metropolitan NJ. E, Church by
Rev. Dr.. Montgomery. In the presence OF
a small gathering OF relatives and a few
most intimate friends. The bride was
unattended, and was attired IN q travel
ing suit Of tan whipcord with hat and
gloves to match. and wore a large bunch
ley. After receiving the congratulations
and good wishes OF those present, the
happy couple left Immediately for At
lantc City. After August / they win be
at homo to their friends at their new
home. 1417 Potomac avenue southeast.
Mrs T. Blair Shoemaker Of New York
Is visiting her mother. Mrs. Cromelin. at
her home in Hyattsville. Mr.. Shoemaker
will join her at the end Of the week.
Miss Katherine Harrington. accom-
panied by her sister Agnes. left Wednes-
day afternoon for Chicago to spend the
summer with relatives. They will also
turning to their home on Conduit road.
Miss Helen Gardner. Miss Florine
Walker and Miss Josephine Tonplin Of Phi
chapter of the Chi Omega sorority. ac-
companied by Miss Marjorie Stewart Of
NJ Chapter at the University Of Wiscon-
sin, left town this afternoon to attend the
national convention of the sorority to be
week. They will be followed on Sunday
by the Misses Caryl and Janet Walker.
Corinne Bracket and Myrtle King. also
of Phi Alpha Chapter.
Miss Dorothy Dobyns is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. John H. Sothoron, in Balti-
more, and was entertained at dinner last
evening aboard the battleship Louisiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Woodward ar
rived at Eden Hill, Stockbridge, Mass,
yesterday.
Mrs Luther Hess Waring and children
left yesterday to spend the summer in
their bungalow at Tyrone, Pa. DR.. War
ing will join them there later In the sea-
son.
Mrs. Morris L. Croxal has returned
from Somerfield, Pa, where she went to
attend the unwilling Of bronze tablet to
mark the crossing Of the Youghiogheny
river by Maj. Gen. Edward Braddock and
monies were under the auspices Of the
Great Crossings" Chapter Of the Ma
tional Society of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution, Mrs. Jasper Angus
IlIlt, regent. STOAAll Is Stdtc CHdL.
man for Maryland In marking the Brad
dock road, and was asked to make the
address for the D. A. R.. Mrs. Croxall
was the guest Of State Senator and Mrs.
James William Endsley. while In Somer-
field, and of Mr.. and Mrs. Jaspar Angus
tine on a motor trip over the splendid ma
tional road. Fort Necessity. the Great
Meadows Braddock's grave and other In
teresting points Of the Braddock CAM
paign were visited. The Braddock road,
L;-t, A., v,lr tv11x y{ntt vim
through the Endsley and Augustine prop
critics, which have been in those families
for generations. There is danger OF the
"Braddock trail being obliterated.
Wherever the forests are cut down and
the land turned over to cultivation the
plowshare and harrow do their work
of erasure. but in the gloomy mountain
woods the path the unfortunate COM
mander can still be plainly seen.
Mr. and Mrs H. Boyer. and Mr.. Earle
G. Gardner Of Aliceville, Ala. were mar
ried Wednesday evening at the home or
the bride, Benning, D. c.
The parlors were handsomely deco
rated in pin oak and brides roses. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Charles c. Cowgirl. under an immense
bell, suspended from an arch of pin oak.
The bride, who wore lingerie gown
and carried a shower bouquet OF brides
Of the wedding march, rendered by Mrs.
Thomas S. Smith Of Araby. Nd. Miss
Ethel Holmes, who was maid Of honor,
also wore a lingerie gown and carried
a bouquet Of pink rosebuds. The bride
groom was attended by Mr.. G. d. Johns
tone, brother-in-law Of the bride. After
the reception, at which refreshments
were served, Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner left
for Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Mrs
Gardner travelled in a smart tailored
Suit of hlue whipcord with a black hat
in white uncurled ostrich
plumeS.
After July they will be at home at
Newport, r. 1.
The marriage of Miss Virginia Kathryn
ner of this city. and Mr.. George Walter
Smith of Scranton, Pa, took place yes
terday morning at the Calvary Baptist
Church. The Rev. Amos Clary Of Cam
bridge. Nd. officiated. assisted by DR.. S.
H. Greene. The ceremony, although infor-
NAL and held at an early hour. was we'll
attended by both local and out-of-town
relatives and friends Of the bridal couple.
The bride was goWned IN white serge
travelling suit with hat to match. She
was attended only by her sister, Mrs.
William E. Brooks. who acted as matron
of honor, and wore white wolfe. with
picture hat.
The bride was given away by her moth
er, and made a charming picture carrying
her bridal shower bouquet Of white roses
and maidenhair ferns. The matron of
honor carried a bouquet Of pink carna-
tons.
Mr.. Carl H Butman Of Washinton was
best man.. and Messrs. Albert R. Calder,
Roy L. Mathews and Paul R. Borland.
all of whom are members OF the groom's
Delta Tau Delta. and his
Mr.. William E. Brooks,
served as ushers. The church was attrac-