Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-25
Mr.. William H. Brown, Mr.. William j.
Mr.. Claude F. Clark and

MI. Wllllam II. Brown, MI Wlllldm ).
Schrutrumpf. Mr.. Claude F. Clark and
Mr.. Willard S. Haynie We're ushers.
Following the ceremony Mrs. Croft re-
celVed the guests at her home, wearing an
elegant gown of hight gray satin. She
was assisted by the mother of the bride
groom, Mrs. Angel, who Wore whis
satin draped with black Spanish lace.
The house was profusely decorated with
flowers and palms and an orchestra play
ed throughout the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Angel the latter wearing
a travelling dress of black and white
check. left later for northern trip. They
will go to Thousand Islands and will be
in Boston on the return trip. They will
be away four weeks
The marriage last week in Athens, Ga.
of. Miss Ruth Tribble. daughter of Rep
resentative and Mrs. Samuel ]. Tribbie,
and Mr.. Samuel kenney Dick of At
lanta, Ga, was : very beautiful event. The
ceremony was in the First Presbyte-
Ran Church. The bride wore white
SILK crepe embroidered in silver thread
with French lace and pearl ornaments.
Mrs. Tribble was matron of honor and
wore White brocade with lace ami orna-
ments of rhinestones Miss Ca;lie Hoke
smith was maid OF honor and Miss Jane
Thrail of Williamsport, Pa: Miss Martha
PhlnlZy of Athens, and Miss Ruth Bar
were dressed in white satin draped with
lace, wore pink picture hats, and carried
! baskets of Killarney roses.
Mr.. Jackson Dick of Atlanta was best
man for his brother and the groomsmen
were Mr.. James Harris. Mr. Wimberly
Peters, Mr.. Milton Dargan and Mr. Will
liam Mannery of Atlanta.
After the ceremony large reception
was given at the Milledge avenue home
of the Tribbles. which was decorated
Ella borately, with the lawn especially
beautiful for the occasion. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick left on the midnight train for a
wedding trip ofs month. Upon their re-
turn they will reside in Atlanta.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels have sent out cards for gar
den party tomorrow afternoon, from
! $3.50 to 1880. at Single Oak, in honor
of the North Carolina Society of Wash
ington, u. c. Mrs. Mary Cleves Daniels
OF North Carolina, mother of the Sec
rotary, is with her son and family on
a visit
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Thomas B.
Howard entertained at dinner last
night at their apartment a Stoneleigh
Court in honor of the Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Daniels. The guests to
meet them were Capt and Mrs. Mayo,
Capt and Mrs. Fullam. Capt. and Mrs.
G. G. Marsh and Pay Director and Mrs.
La wrence Heap.
Col. and Mrs. John r. Williams en-
tertained at dinner last night inform
lily. when their guests included the
German ambassador. the Attorney Cen
eral, Nh. and Mrs James +. Curtis, Mrs
}. +. Jones. Miss Dorothy Williams and
Mr.. A. Maurice Low.
Mr.. d. H. Eldredge is expected here
today to make a visit to his brother
in-law and sister, Senator and Mrs
Reed Smoot. He has just arrived from
Germany The marriage Of Miss Annie
Kay Smoot and Mr.. Grover Ravenstach
will take place some time after the
adjournment of Congress, at the Utah
home of Senator and Mrs. Smoot
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Foster are now
at their summer home, Underbluff,
Henderson Harbor, n. 7. Their grand
daughter, Miss Eleanor Lansing Dulles
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. A NJ Dulles,
has recently graduate with high
honors at Wyckham Rise. Conn. TAX
ing the Latin and science prizes and
passing all her examinations for Bcyn
Mawr. She has received the informa-
ton from Bryn MaWr that she has been
awarded the first competition matricu-
iation scholar ship fo- the New Eng
land states It is valued at $500. Allen
Dulles her brother, won the phiIo-
sol,hic prize III the junior class at
Princeton this year.
80 'r g. Trsg of Kentucky. who has
been the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
o..i ti7c.aii;.. in Clncn.:. has gone
to Wildwood. \. J.. where viii spend