Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25


to the priedieu, where she was met by
the bridegroom, and he gave MS daush-
ters hand in marriage.
-. The wedding gown was along extreme
ly simple lines of ivory white charmeuse
untrimmed except for the fichu OF very
fine tullc crossing back and front, after
the genuine Marie Antoinette fashlon.
which appeared to have inspired the COM
piete gown. \ chemisette OF tulie was
edged with a single line of smah pearls.
and the half-length sleeves finished by
tuIIe ruffles to match the fchu. The
bridal veil was of tulie fastened by
orange blossoms.
The matron of honor wore a trained
gown of yellow satin and gold net and
tho maid Of honor wore yellow charmeuse
>and lace.
= Following the ceremony the couple took
up their position in the drawing room ad-
.ratuIations of the friends who We're in
vited to the reception and supper follow
ing the ceremony.
To witness the ceremony. in addition to
the members of the brides family and near
relatives, We're the bridegrooms parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. d. Chandler of Con-
cord. y. H.: his grandfather. Mr.. VIM: F.
Chandler. former senator from New
Hampshire and Secretary of the Navy
in the cabinet of President Arthur: Mrs.
Adele III. Porter of Atlantic City. Mr..
and Mrs C.. Horton Porter of Albany.
y. Y: Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Porter
and Miss Helen Porter of New York
city. Mr.. Horton L. Chandler and Miss
katharine Chandler of Concord. n. H.;
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart D. Warner of New
York city. Mrs Thomas ]. Walker OF
Lisbon N H.. and Mrs. George d. Bar
ron and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Carly
Chandler and Mrs. Susan b. Edison OF
Washington ard Mr.. and Mrs. c. A:
Small of New York city. all relatives Of
bride or bridegroom Others present were
<,f fof md
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Knox. Mrs. Alexan-
der Shepard, Senator and Mrs. Hoke
Smith, DR.. and Mrs. John G. BOYD. Miss
Nice Boyd. DIR. and Mrs. Van Rennse-
lacr Dr. and Mrs. Sewers. Drs. II. b.
Deale and NJ. F. Cuthbert, DR.. and Mrs.
a. f. King. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Tatnall of
Uaverford, Pa. with number Of the
girl friends of the bride.
The bridal party was seated for the
supper at a round table in the breakfast
room where the brides cake was adorn-
cd in the same embellishments used for
her parents wedding twenty-three years
ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Chandler will enjoy a
months honeymoon prior to the former
rejoining his ship. the L. s. S. Utah.
The brides mother wore blue and silver
brocade. and the bridegroom's mother
cream white silk popl.n trimmed in gold
lace. with touches of green velvet. The
brides go.ng-away gown was dark blue
serge and small blue hat. The presents
served at the reception. The guests at
the latter were representatives of the
professional and resident society OF wash
ington. all personal friends of the con-
tracing families.
The bride was a debutante of less than
two years ago, born and reared in WASH
;ngton. except for the time passed at
school abroad. The bridegroom is the
second son of Mr.. and Mrs William
DIV ght Chandler editor and publisher OF
the. Evening Monitor of Concord, n. H..
and was graduated from the Naval Acad-
-emy in the class of 1911.
a pretty home wedding took place last
night. when Miss Helen Frey, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Levin Frey. became the
bride of Mr.. Charles Edward Woodson.
The ceremony was performed. beneath
bower of green vines and palms, in the
bay window of. the drawing room.
The Rev. James j. Marshall officiated.
and only the two families were present.
The bride wore gown of white satin
and lace. and her title veil fell from a
wreath of orange blossoms.
r \ bouquet of orchids and lilies of the
valley was carried. Miss Louise Frey,
sister Of the bride. was the only attend
ant, and wore light blue crepe meteor.
She carried a bouquet of La France
roses.
Mr.. Clarence E. Frey was the best
man.
\ large reception followed from to IL.
receiving by Mrs. Frey, the brides
mother. who wore a gown OF gray crepe
de chine with corsage bouquet of vio-
.lets,s and the members of the house
party being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frey for the wedding, which included
the Misses WoodsOn OF Charlottesville,
Va. sisters of the groom: Miss Ed.
Miller of Frederick. Nd, and Miss Marie
Craig of Duluth.
Spring blossoms formed the decorate n
throughout the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. woodson left last night
for their wedding journey, the latter
wearing a smart travelling suit of blue
whipcord, with hat to match.
Addresses by prominent men. dialect
recitations, musical selections and finally
. dance were combined in an evening 8
entertainment at the Columbia Country
Club last night. Senator Capron of New
Mexico described the Impressions of a
New Senator in one of the addresses,
bureau, related few Of the Troubles
Of the Weather Man in the other.
Numbers on the entertainment program
included songs BY the Ogwil-Carol male
quartet Kenneth Ogden. Clifford A. Will
kins. Edwin Callow and George F. 3.
Rollings; solos by Messrs. Ogden and
Rollinss. dialect recitation by Mr.. CAL
low. coon songs by Arthur Pierce. and
plantation songs by Raymond 3. Morgan.
Herbert Shannon was master of cere-
monies A coterie Of young ladies as
sisted the club members. presiding at the
punch bowls and helping in the arrange
ment of the dance program, among them
being Misses Sallie Williams Ann Sey-
mour Jones. Ethel Lloyd, Ethel Foster,
Mary Madison Jones, Leila Howard. Clara
Emery Darlington. Roberta Amies and
Ellen Chandlee and Miss Pratt.
Capt Hiraga. naval attache of the
Japanese embassy. postponed the lunch
con which he had intended to give today
Miss Mary Emo of New York is the
guest of Mrs. Charles Boughton Woods
for short time.
Mrs Oliver e.. Bovine and Mrs A E
Low of Asbury Park are visiting Mrs
Bowne's mother. Mrs. w. T. Hughes.
They Will be at home informally Wednes-
day evening. May /.
As the big clock n the tower of George
town University chimed the hour of
yesterday afternoon the marriage of Miss
Katherine Pauline Tavenner and Mr.
Richard jackson Taggart took place al
Trinity Catholic Church. The bride Is
the daughter of Mr.. Edwin H. Tavenne,
OF Bluemont. Va. and Mr. Taysart 4
the son OF Mr.. Hugh T. Taggart. for.
merly assistant United States attorne,
for the District.
The bride. who was given in maria &c
by her cousin. MIR. W. o. Tavenner OF
Manassas. Va. wore blue traveline
quit and carried Large bouquet OF