Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-25

The marriage of Miss Betty Maulsby
Bouldin and Mr.. Chichester c. Kerr of
New York took place yesterday afternoon
in Grace Church. East Orange. n. j.,
here. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Charles T. Walkley. rector of
the church, assisted by the Rev ]. New
EFT Steele of New York, relative Of the
brides family.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. and was attended only by a
flower girl. her cousin, Miss Jane H
Boyd of this city.
The best man was Dion Kerr of War
renton, Va, brother of the bridegroom
this city. another brother; William
Bouldin, 3d. brother of the bride; Albert
Richie. Daingerfeid Lewis, Walter But
Ter and Halsey Malone, all of New York.
A reception followed at the home of the
brides parents. On their return from the
honeymoon Mr.. and Mrs. Kerr will live
at 66 Harrison street, East Orange
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs William Bouldin of 81 Prospect
street, East Orange; a granddaughter OF
the late Judge John Richie and a great
granddaughter of the late Judge William
F, Maulsby OF Maryland. Her mother was
formerly president of the Southern So
clety of the Oranges. The bridegroom is
son OF the late DIR. James Kerr Of
this city and Warrenton, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. George Choate Kendall,
after passing the winter in the south
have taken an apartment at the West
moreland for the spring season
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson will spend
the late spring in the house in this coun-
try which Is being placed in order pend
ing their return from Japan
The Political Study Club has issued in
vitations for an Easter tea and sale at the
Portner 18th and u streets, Friday next
from 3 to pm Mrs. Ruth B. Hensey,
Mrs Henry churehhill Cooke and Mrs.
l.. Il. Thomson will receive the members
and their friends. Mrs. Faulkner will
have the candy and Mrs. Mary E. Talbot
the fancy table.
Mrs Bryce wife of the British ambas-
sador is returning from a short trip to
England and is a passenger on the Maui
retania, which left Liverpool last Satur-
day.
still in place a quiet wedding took place
yesterday morning at Trinity Church by
Rev. q. w. Van Fossen, d. D., offlciat-
ing for Miss Margaret E. Jones and
Herbert r. Hoppner, both OF this city.
The groom has recently been appointed
to the medical staff at Panama and was
obliged to leave Immediately. AS soon as
familiarity with his new position permits
him to establish his home there Mrs
Hoppner will join him.
Last night under large array OF flags
and palms with cut flowers about the
hall the Regina Elena Italian Pleasure
Club entertained friends at it's second
grand ball at the National Rifles Arm
DRY. A. grand march led by President
Charles j. Bovello and Miss Hulda Schatz
opened the ball. AS the couples entered
each woman was presented with an
American beauty rose and her escort
with a red carnation. During the inter-
mission the band gave q concert OF five
selections. while refreshments were
served by members of the club. Those
serving on the committee were Charles
j. Bovello, d. Barranco, William Deuter-
man, Samuel Caltabiano, Joseph Conce-
lose Raymond W. Jones. Samuel .Bo-
vello, Gus Caltabiano, Carl Weber and
Nunzio Bovello. The guests comprised