Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS MILLER AND MR.. STETSON
WERE MARRIED TODAY
Noon Ceremony Followed by Break
fast-0ther Weddings-Per-
sonal Notes.

| lies OF the District took place TODAY at
| noon at the home OF DR.. and Mrs Maurice
Miller. when the bride, a sister of the
| former. Miss Henrietta Bertha Miller and
Mr.. Frank Stetson, also Of this city, were
married by the Rev w. r. Wedderspoon
The spacious hall, drawing room and
| library on the main floor were profusely
decorated with a background of palms
and foliage plants and trailing vines with
chrySanthemumS, roses and asters. An
orchestra played the wedding marches
and throughout the wedding breakfast
| There were about 80 guests both rela-
tives and intimate friends of the couple
coming from other cities for the happy
event.
The bride wore travelling dress, very
| smart one of taupe charmeuse, with a
small velvet hat in the same shade. Her
bouquet was Of lilies of the valley and
white orchids. She was attended by her
sister, Mrs Edward Roland of this city,
who wore light blue crepe meteor and a
| large black trimmed hat, and car
| ried a bouquet of pink roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stetson left late this aft
ernoon for their honeymoon jaunt. They
| will be away a month, and on their return
Will reside at the Executive apartment
Col. and Mrs. Spencer Cosby and Mrs
guests of Mrs. J. Frederick Schenck at
Valley Head, Lenox, Mass.
The Chief Justice and Mrs. White left
Lenox. Mass, yesterday for New York
and this city.
Miss Harriet Lawrence. daughter OF the
| late Edward X. Lawrence Of Rockport,
KY, was married to Lieut.. Alexander
Mark Charlton, U. S. N, at noon yes
| terday in the apartment of Lieut.. and
Mrs. Daniel 7. Client, at the Hotel Goth
| am, New York. The Rev. Charles Ackley.
assistant rector of st. Bartholomew s
Church, performed the ceremony which
was followed by a wedding breakfast.
Lieut.. Charlton and his bride left later
on a wedding trip. They will make their
home at Annapolis. where Lieut.. Charl-
| ton is attached to the Naval Academy.
Mrs. Heaton Manice has sent out invi-
| tations for the marriage of her daughter
Phoebe Marie and Mr.. Wharton Poor,
formerly of this city. Friday afternoon,
October 3. at O'Clock. at st. John s
Church, Murray HILL Flushing. l.. /. Mr..
Poor's sisters are Mrs. Marion P. Maus
| and Mrs Roscoe C. Bulmer
Miss Cornelia L. Semple of Louisville,
KY. is a guest Of Mrs. w. Frederick
Hoffman at the Wyoming. The mar
| riage of Miss Semple and Mr.. Alexander
| Britton Browne of this city, whose en-
gagement was announced in the spring,
will take place Wednesday, November II,
| at Louisville.
| Miss Anna X. Hoffman and Mr.. Philip
| b. Anderson were married last evening
by Rev. j. r. Roth. A small party was
In attendance, and reception followed
at the home of the brides sister. Mrs F.
t. Dyer. The only attendants were Miss
Adah r. Kimmel and Mr.. Harry A.
Dyer. The bride wore lace robe and
| carried shower bouquet of brides roses
and lilies Of the valley. The bridesmaid
| wore a cream lace over blue crepe de
chine. and carried pink roses. The brides
only ornament was a diamond cavalier
a gift Of the groom. Mr. and Mrs. An.
derson left for trip north, and will BIZ
street.
Miss Pauline Irwin. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas j. Irwin. and Mr.. Wal
lace H. Hough of Baltimore were mar.
| ried yesterday at the family apartment
at the Burlington. by the Rev. ]. NJ
Cooper of ST Matthews Church. in the
presence of a small family party. The
bride wore travelling suit of dark blue
canton crepe and a small blue plush hat
and a corsage of white orchids She was
| attended by Mrs. Jack Balthazar of India
| who wore yellow crepe, small black
hat and corsage of purple orchids. Mr..
| Frank Shryock of Cumberland Md. was
the best man. After an informal wedding
breakfast Mr.. and Mrs Hough left fol-
| a wedding trip They will be at home
after October 1 at Roland Park. Md.
| DR.. and Mrs. John Theodore King of
Baltimore have sent out invitations to
the marriage October of their daugh-
ter Miss Mary Chase King, and Surgeon
| James Payton Leake of the United States
| public health service. now stationed in
| this city. DIR. Leake is the son of the
late James p. Leake of Virginia and Mrs.
| Leake. The marriage will take place
| at the home of the bride. 1926 Eutaw
| place. in the presence Of the immediate
| family. A reception will follow, limited
| to relatives and close personal and family
| friends. After a wedding journey DIR.
| and Mrs. Leake will come to this city to
| live.
Miss Virginia Marie Houghton. daugh-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Albert Houghton.
and Mr.. Walter F. Bogley were married
at Dumbarton Avenue Church last night
| by Rev. DIR. Nicholson, a large gathering
of the relatives and friends Of the couple
being present. The ushers were DIR.
George Calver, Mr.. Howard Roberts. Mr..
James Dulin and Mr.. William Dunbar.
| The bride was attended by Miss Susette
Mosher of New York. maid of honor,
| who wore pale pink brocade and lace
and carried pink roses. and two brides
maids, Miss Leila Bogley and Miss Ruth
Abbott who wore gowns of pale blue and
yellow ana Carried PINK roses. MT. ftlcH-
ard Houghton was best man. The bride,
who was escorted by her father, was
dressed in white charmeuse with a lace
overdress, a tulle veil and orange Bios
SONS. and carried a shower of bride
roses and lilies of the valley. Her little
sister. Ollie Belle Houghton, was flower
girl and wore lace frock and carried
a basket filled with pink rosebuds.
A large reception followed at the fam
! lily residence. 1929 Cambridge place, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Bogley left for a
| wedding trip. They will live at Friend
| ship Heights.
Mrs. James H. Day announces the
| marriage of her sister, Miss Elizabeth
| Wright, and Mr.. Lincoln B. Smith OF
Chicago. Wednesday. September Il. at
| her residence, 1854 Monroe street. by the
| Rev W. w. McMaster. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith will be at home at 6O37 kimbark
avenue, Chicago, after October 10.
Rabbi and Mrs. Louis Stern of 1915 CO.
lu,nbia road will be at home to their
friends Thursday evening, September %,
from to II, in honor of the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Leona Stern, and
Harold c. Kaufman.
Dr. William Gerry Morgan returned to
this city yesterday after spending two
months touring with his family in Eu-
rope Mrs. Morgan will return about the
middle of October for several weeks
sojourn, after which she will return to
Switzerland, where their daughters are
in school
Dr. Stavely has returned from trip
to the Canal Zone.
DR.. Eusebio A. Morales. minister OF