Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-15

on the program, showing the varied talent
Of the cast, which is regarded as unusu-
ally high.
Mrs. Charles Carroll Lee, Mrs. w. E.
Montgomery, Mrs. H. F. Norton, Mrs.
George Z. Hamilton, Miss Alice Riggs,
Mrs. Edison Bradley. Mrs. Nagel and Mrs.
Christian Hemmick have taken boxes for
the performance and will entertain
| friends.
| Mrs. John c. Davidson will be at home
tomorrow for the last time this season.
Mrs. Felix Holt entertained party at
luncheon today.
Mrs. William Henry White will receive
| tomorrow from 3 to u.
Miss Carrie Lee Chamberlain entertain
| ed at luncheon yesterday in honor or
Miss Amparo Rivero, daughter OF the
Cuban minister and Nine: Rivero. me
guests were Miss Julia Vail, Miss Amy Amy
Janet Ayres. Miss Helen Hardy, Miss
Anne Seymour Jones, Miss Helen Hender-
son of Fort Smith. Ark: Mss Frances
Ef1nser. Miss Margaret Smith, Miss Ruth
Rice, Miss Elizabeth Crenshaw, Miss
Kathryn Hitchcock. Miss Virginia MILAN,
Miss Dorothy Gray Brooks. Miss Dorothy
| Taylor. Miss Edith Oracle, Miss Ellen
Fillebrown and Miss Palan of New Ro-
chelle, Ny,
The Washington branch of the Associa-
| ton Of Collegiate Alumnae Will meet with
Mrs. Swormstedt Thomas circle, to-
| morrow at $50 pm. At 4:4I pm. Miss
Vida Hunt Francis, general secretary OF
the national association, will speak OH the
plans for reorganization Of the associa-
| ton.
Mrs. W. II. sholes will be at home Feb
ruary ID from to O'Clock.
The Shrine of the Sacred Heart was the
| scene of beautiful wedding last night.
when Miss Frances Gertrude RUPERT.
daughter of the late Henry Rupert and
| Mrs. Robert w. Fosbender. became the
bride of Mr.. Harry Rogers Carroll.
The ceremony was performed at $50
O'Clock by the pastor. Rev. Father Me-
| Gee
\ profuse decoration Of Easter lilies.
against a background of palms and trail
| ing vines filled the sanctuary. and stand
ards filled with lilies marked the family
pewS.
The bride was escorted by her step
| father, Mr.. FOSbendcr and wore an cX-
quisite gown of white satin embroidered
with pearls and rhncstOnes. Princess
lace ornamentcd the corsagc. Her tulle
veil. arranged close to the hair under a
coronct of orange blossoms, fell in grace
! full folds to the end of her court train. A
shower of bride roses and lilies of the
valley was carried.
Miss Gertrude Fosbcndcr. the maid of
honor, wore pale blue satin with IL tuuic
of shaded blue and pink marquisctte en-
broidered in pearls.
The bridesmaids. Miss Eleanor Rupert.
Miss Gertrude Eichorn. Miss Matte Swec-
ney and Miss Loretta West. wore white
satin gowns yelled in green marqulsettc
with crystal trimming.
All the attendants Wore Juliet caps of
pearls encirclcd with pink roses and car
ried bouquets of Killarney roses.
I l.. 1,rAf 1nr h..,
was the best Man, and the ushers were
MI. Arthur Carroll, another brother of
the groom: Mr. Joseph Hauslcr: Mr.. ~
Donahue and Mr.. McNier of Norfolk,
Va. Mr. William Madigan and Mr.. Ris-
ton Schroth held the aisle ribbons.
4 number of clergymen were in the
sanctuary ard the musical program given
before and during the ceremony was UNI
der the direction of the young brides
uncle Mr. Frank RebstOck. so long iden-
titled with musical affairs in this city.
Twenty-Five of the best known sooists
I'm the city took part Preceding the cere
chorus from Lohengrin. and included the
coronation march, soprano solo, Ave
Maria. sung by Miss Agnes ,Whelan: IL
trio TIE Prego sung by Mrs. Blanche
Mattingly Rogers. soprano: Mr.. Charles
Myers, tenor. and Mr.. Frank Rebstock.
basso; the Pilgrim Chorus, sung by Mrs.
Anne G. Fugitt. Mrs. Blanche Mattingly
Rogers, Miss Sheehy, Mrs. Walter Will
|
Gumprecht. Miss Annie Rogers. Miss ETC
horn, Mr.. Melville Hensey, Mr.: Charles
Myers, Mr.. J. Finnell, Mr.. Frank Reb-
stock. Mr.. James Nolan. Mr.. John Nolan.
Mr.. Frank Bnggam. and Mr.. Charles
Murray. The Tannhauser bridal chorus
was sung the party entered the church,
and the organist, Mr. Harry T. Hall
played the midsummer Nights Dream
from Mendelssohn, as it left. and 'Abend-
STERN from Wagner, during the cere-
mony.
A large reception followed at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fosbender on Euclid
street.
The decorations were also in white and
green. carried out with quantities of
lilies, roses and palms.
A strnged orchestra played throughout
the evening.
Mrs Fosbender assisted i'm receiving
and wore white satin yelled in fine black
lace. Mrs. Carroll. the groom mother
and his sister. Miss Carroll also assisted
| in receiving. The former wore gray satin
and the latter white lace.
Late in the evening Mr.. Carroll and his
bride left for an extended wedding jour
ney.
They will reside at 1909 Newton street
ON their return. A number of guests from
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio, and Baltimore were
here for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stotesbury were again
the observed of all i'm their box at the
| opera last night in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Stotesbury wore dark purple vel
vet skirt made plain lines, open at
the back of the right side to show gold
net beaded In purple studdinss and rhine
stones. The bodice was made of the same
net, with rhinestones around the decol
lete and the net sleeves We're finished
with 4 shaped band of velvet of the
same shade as the gown The decOl!cte
was V shaped In her hair Mrs. Stotes
bury wore a diamond and pearl circlet.
Diamond earrings. diamond and pearl
dog collar and two strings of pearls were
also worn by her.
Cardinal Farley officiated ut the mar
riage Yesterday at st. Iatrick's Cathe-
dral. New York city, of Miss Marion
Edith Regain and Mr.. William Gunther
Gardner, British 2svicc consul in New
York. The cathedral was adorned
throughout with greens. and lilies marked
| the aisle as well as decorated the high
altar.
The bride wore white satin meteor de
| luxe, with a court train, the latter square
| cut and falling from the shoulders, being
| deliberately decorated with old rose point
| lace. with crescent of orange blossoms
| at the end The veil was of rose point
| lace and extended the full length of the
train. 1t was caught up at the head by
| festoon of orange blossoms. The sleeves
| and bodice were of point de vense lace