Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-24

anu Otner Ir1enoS OF tho bride were pres.
| ent. buffet luncheon was served.
The Russian ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmeteff were entertained ut dinner
| last night by Rear Admiral and Mrs.
BroWnson.
Marking the tenth anniversary Of their
wedding day, Mr.. and Mrs H. s. ONO
i last night to a delightful reception in
their new home 1877 Delafield place. The
rooms and halls were profusely decorated
| with roses. lilies and spring blossoms
and with vines and foliage plants. An or
| chestra played and a buffet supper was
served.
The hostess was richly dressed In pale
blue crepe meteor. Assisting in the hos
pitalities were Rev. and Mrs. Kemp Horn
Of Baltimore, Miss Annie Sturgeon Of
T, North Carolina, Miss Sands and Mrs.
Brist of Falls Church, all house guests
| The last, who was bridesmaid at the
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Omohundro.
which took place in this city. presided at
| the punch bowl. The occasion was an ex-
| ceedingly pleasant one.
Mrs. Josephine Richardson of New
York is the house guest this week OF
Senator and Mrs. James A. Reed.
Mr. William Dougherty and Miss
ing with a nuptial mass at st. Joseph's
Church. The Rev. Father Gilbert J.
Cannon, a first cousin Of the BRIDE who
has just been ordained, PERFORMED the
ceremony. Owing to the recent death
Of the groom's father only the families
Of the contracting parties and few
| intimate friends were present. After re-
cefving congratulations Mr.. and Mrs.
Dougherty left for Atlantic City, where
they will spend their honeymoon. Later
they will be the guests of the brides
uncle, H. P. Cassidy of New York.
Miss Phoebe R. Morett. daughter Of
E. Hurst Handy were married at Christ
Church, Georgetown, this afternoon by
Rev. ]. H. w. Blake in the presence OF
their Immediate relatives. The couple left
at once for Atlantic City, and will be
at home after May 10 at the Saratoga.
| Miss Katherine Desio has returned to
the city after an absence of three weeks
spent in New York and New Jersey, and
ark, N. j.
Mrs. Helen E. Stone. who spent the
| winter with her son, Dr. Roy d. Stone
of Jacksonville, Fla, and her daughter.
Mrs. Nellie Stone De Baus Of Fort Dade.
Fla, returned home yesterday.
A surprise party was given Mr.. and
Mrs. James o. Marceron, 81 Rhode Island
avenue northeast. Monday evening, April
%, the occasion being their twentieth
wedding anniversary. Music and games
| were INDUCED in until late hour. when
beautiful gifts were presented the cou-
pie. Among those present were Mr..
Deardoff, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dear
doff. Miss Evelyn Deardoff. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Nelson Chase, Miss Gladys Chase.
! Miss Janet Chase. Miss Bessie Lockhead,
! Mr.. Dwight Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L.
J Saxty, Fred L. Saxty. jr.; Mrs Diehl,
Miss Diehl. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Meyers
! and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cleveland Griffith.
dred Fearn. who spent the past winter in
Paris and Rome. have returned to their
| residence on Massachusetts, avenue.
Miss Adelaide Louise Ermentrout only
daughter Of the late Representative Daniel
Ermentrout. was married. at Reading. Pa,
| last night to DR.. Charles p. Henry of
| Basking Ridge. N. j. The Rev Robert
NJ. Blackburn OF the First Presbyterian
! Church officiated.
Miss Lille Milholland was maid of
honor. and Misses Dorothy Schroeder, a
cousin Of the BRIDE and Augusta Muh-
lenberg were bridesmaids.
minis. will be at home tomorrow after
noon at her residence. 1852 Park road,
and will have with her Miss McHenry,
her niece, of Des Moines. Iowa
The wedding Of Miss Christine Groves
Of Mount Ida. Va, and Mr.. William f.
Matteson, real estate operator Of this
city, was solemnized yesterday afternoon
by Rev. DR.. William r. Wedderspoon.
pastor of Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Matteson will
spend a short wedding trip at Hot
Springs. Va The bride OF yesterday left
her home with plans arranged for q
yachting trip with party Of friends from
New York, but instead came directly to
this city and met Mr.. Matteson. the cere-
mony being solemnized shortly thereafter
after.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matteson will reside In
Washington.