Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-19
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formed early this morning by Justice
| Francis h. Pendleton and at this after
noon Mgr. Lavelle of St Patrick's Ca
thedral will perform the religious cere-
mony.
| Miss Warren will wear gown of white
satin brocaded with silver and embel-
lsned with old point lace worn by her
mother when bride. Her veil will also
be of point lace. There will be no brides
maids. George Henry Warren. jr.. only
brother of the bride. will act as best man
The Count de Chambrun. who is a cousin
| of the bridegroom. Will represent the en-
bassy at both ceremonies Both he and
| the Count de Lasteyrie are direct de-
scendants of the famous general, the
Marquis de Lafayette.
The wedding plans have been modified
owing to the recent death in Paris OF
Mrs. Goelet, Miss Warren's aunt, conse-
quently none but the nearest relatives
will be present at the two ceremonies,
and there Will be no reception, as had at
| first been planned.
Count de I.asteyrie and his bride Will
leave tonight for extended trip in the
west. and on their return in the spring
Will go to France
! Mrs. Lawrence Townsend was at the
opera in New York last night in a box
with the Duchess of Chaulnes.
The Spanish minister. Senior Don Juan
| Riano is passing several days in New
|
who arrived Monday night from Europe
| The marquis is close friend of King Al
| fonsO and is royal commissioner and
president of the Touring Association OF
| Spain. He is on his way to San Francis
| co to arrange for a Spanish exhibit at the
Panama exposition.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
John D. Works. wife of Senator Works
of California. and Mrs. William Stephens
for the debut of Miss Barbara Stephens.
daughter of Representative and Mrs
William Stephens at the Congressional
| Club Monday, January e. from to
Mrs. John Hays Hammond has sent out
| invitations for d reception in honor of
Mrs. Grover Cleveland and Miss Esther
| Cleveland Thursday afternoon. January
| 8, from until Z o'clock.
Mrs. Hammond will be lat home on
| Friday afternoons January Il, n and 81.
| Maj Gen. William P. Biddle, L. S. NJ.
| c., and Mrs. Biddle have issued invita-
| tons for reception and dance in the
concert hall at the marine barracks Jan
uary %.
| The Russian ambassador and Nine
Bakhmeteff will celebrate the birthday of
| the Emperor of Russia at the embassy to-
| day. the Bishop of the Russian Church in
| Baltimore coming over for a special serv-
| ice. The embassy staff and others will
| attend.
Miss Margaret McChord. daughter of
| Commissioner and Mrs. Charles G. Nc
Chord, has sent out Invitations for
dance to be given at the New Willard
January >.
Mrs. George r. Evans. wife Of Capt
Evans, L. S. ~, entertained at bridge
yesterday at her home, 1924 Biltmore
| street. The house was prettily decorated
in the Christmas color and there were
fourteen tables. Mrs. Charles Badger
and Mrs. Sheldon Evans presided at the
tea table.
In compliment to her debutante niece.
Miss Marie HOFFMAN Adams Mrs. S. NJ.
Miller was hostess last evening at her
home, Connecticut and Cathedral avenues.
at card and dancing party. the COM
pany including number of other debu-
! tantes of the season.
Yuletide decora ions OF holly and mis-
| tletoe predominated in the decorative
| color scheme. Poinsettias were also
| largely used, and combined with general
background of tastefully arranged ferns
made a most attractive interior finish for
| the occasion.
| Following the cards dancing was begun
and during its continuance d seated sup
per was served. Here again the ices and
| table decorations bore out the Yulettde
spirit. Mrs. Miller was assisted by Mrs.
| w Imam Green, S. CndfIeS Ferry Miller
and Mrs. Alexander G. Bentley.
! Mrs. Richardson Glover will give a
dinner dance for her daughter. Miss Clo-
Yer, December 81, and party for her
! schoolgirl daughter. Miss Beatrice Clo-
YER, Christmas eve.
The third birthday of Baby Mclean
| will be celebrated by his parents Mr..
| and Mrs. Edward 3. Mclean, next Mon
a
Mr.. William D. Bowie and Miss Annie
| c. Jones were married by Rev. F. l..
| Bardens of the AnacOStia Baptist Church
on Nichols avenue. y wedding dinner
was served.
Miss Louise Gruber of Baltimore is the
| guest of Mrs. Edward kohner, 1888 Bel
| mont road.
Mrs. William Cover. wife of Assistant
| Paymaster Cover, L. S. n, has gone to
San Francisco to join her husband.
: An attractive wedding took place last
| evening on Harvard street at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
! M. Hoge. when their daughter Lula be-
| came the bride of Mr.. Daniel T. Carr of
mony. which was witnessed by limited
number of guests, was performed by the
Rev. Wilmer p. Johnston of st. PauIs NJ.
f. Church South. assisted by the Rev.
D. H. Carr of Bluefield. w. Va, an uncle
of the groom. The rooms were taStefullv
! decorated with an artistic arrangement of
! ferns and cut flowers.
| The bride, who entered upon the arm of
| her father and by whom she was given
| in marriage, wore a handsome gown Of
ivory satin and Irish lace. She wore as
an ornament diamond pendant gift of
the groom, and carried a shower of
| bride roses and lilies of the valley. She
| was attended by her sister. Mrs. Robert
H. Bruce of Big Stone Gap, Va, who
| acted matron of honor and wore a
gown of cream satin and duchesse lace
| The brides niece. Miss Mary Virginia
Bruce. was the flower girl. She wore a
dainty lingerie frock and carried a bas-
ket of pink sweet peas. DR.. f. w. Hor-
| ton of West Virginia acted as best man
| for Mr.. Carr.
| The couple left Immediately after the
| ceremony for wedding trip in the south,
which they will take before going to
their future home in Princeton, W. Va.
| Mrs. Cars travelling suit was of brown
cloth with hat and other appointments i'm
| harmony.
| Among the out-of-town guests were
| Mrs. NJ. V. Carr. mother of the groom:
Rev. d. II. Carr of Bluefield, w. Va: Mr.
and Mrs. l.. l.. Miller of Princeton. w
Va; Mrs. Robert H. Bruce of Big Stone
Gap, Va; DR.. f. w. Horton, Dr. w. H.
Wallingford and Messrs. f. F.. Bratton
and IL. d. Karnes of West Virginia