Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-04

where Mr.. Howe is president of the
state bank.
Mrs. Frank Hume has sent out an
! nouncement cards of the marriage OF
her daughter, Mabel Harmon, to Mr..
James Leland Howard Wednesday, April
30. at Washington. D. c.
Cards have been received in Washing
| ton for the wedding Of Miss Maud Rus
| sell Everett and Mrs. E. Raymond Bos-
sange of New York. Miss Everett
| whose engagement was announced last
summer. has spent the past two winters
| here with Miss Laura Lee Dorsey. She
| returned to her home in Boston In April
and will be married there on May IL
! Mr.. Bossange has accepted a position on
the faculty of Cornell University at
Ithaca. n. Y, where they will reside
next winter.
Senator and Mrs. O'Gorman have sent
out invitations for the wedding reception
| OF their eldest unmarried daughter. Miss
Dolorita O'Gorman, and John Anthony
! Maher, Saturday, May "a, from 4 to
o'clock, at their home, 31S West 1OSth
will be married privately. with a nuptial
mass in the chapel of the Loyola School.
| where Mr.. Maher was graduated in 1905
| The ceremony will take place at IL o'clock
| in the presence of only the two families
! No announcement has been made of the
| engagement.
| The brides sister. Miss Alice O'Gor-
| man. will be her only attendant, and
| Daniel F. Mcmahon will act as best man.
Mr. Maher Is the youngest son Of the
| former mayor of Albany. Edward A.
Maher. who served as mayor from 1883
| to 1890. He went to New York city in 1905,
and is now general manager of the Third
Avenue Railroad Company.
The marriage of Miss Christine Hunnell
and Mr.. Bartlett will take place May 81
in Boston, and that of Miss Helen Sears.
who substituted for her at the Rodgers
Meyer wedding. and Mr.. j. D. Cameron
Bradley, who was an usher on the same
occasion recently, will be an event Of
late July or early August
The engagement OF Miss Faith Simp-
kins and Walter Tufts, jr., was recently
announced in Boston. Miss Simpkins Is
the only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Ma
thaniel S. Simpkins of Beverly Farms.
whose summer home Is at Yarmouthport.
She was presented four years ago IN
Washington, where the family formerly
made their winter home, her sister deb
utantes including Miss Carrie Louise Mum
now Mrs. Reginald Boardman) and Miss
Martha Bacon. Part OF that season Miss
Simpkins spent in Boston with her aunt.
Mrs Bayard Thayer. The family were
Sears house. where several entertain
ments were given In the young girl 8
honor. including a cotillon. Mrs. George
r. Agassiz Is another aunt, and so is
Mrs. Gorham Bacon Of New York, whose
only daughter, Miss Elizabeth Bacon.
married Dr. Laurance Saunders at Var
mouthport last September Mr.. c. Richie
Simpkins of Washington is an uncle. The
brothers are Nathaniel S. Simpkins, jr.,
whose wife was Miss Olivia Thorndike,
the wedding last June: Mr.. John Simp-
kins, who graduated from Harvard last
year. and Mr.. Willard Simpkins. Miss
Simpkins is member OF the Vincent
Club OF Boston, and was Of the group
taking part in the drill last week. She
is tall, we'll set up girl and very popu-
lar
Mr. Tufts, senior at Harvard. is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tufts MARY
DEAN of Gloucester street. His sisters
are Miss Mary Tufts. whose engagement
was announced last June to Mr.. Alexan-
der Strong. son of the Rev and Mrs
George A. Strong of New York. just
Miss Ellen Tufts who has not yet been
presented. A cousin is Henry c. Everett.
jr., of Commonwealth avenue, also
classmate.
Miss Smpkins was here recently. and
was a bridesmaid at the Pinckard-Wil
liams wedding.
The home of Mrs. Jennette NJ. Hall at
sos C street southwest was the scene.
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. of a pretty
wedding when her daughter, Nav Hen
rietta, became the bride of Mr.. Charles
II. Stephenson.
The house was beautifully decorated
with palms and spring blossoms brought
for the occasion from the Virginia home
Of the bride.
With the first strains of "Lohengrin."
played by Mrs. F.: Madison Hall. the
groom. with his brother. Mr.: J. Walter
to await the bride. who was attended by
her sister. Miss Charlotte Hall. maid Of
honor. and was given in marriage by her
brother. Mr.. E. Madison Hail. The Rev.
Harry L. Hout OBLIGATED.
The bride wore white satin and old
lace while her tulle veil was becomingly
arranged with coronet OF lilies of the
valley. She carried a bouquet of bride
roses The maid of honor wore a gown
of pale pink crepe de chine and carried
sweet peas.
An informal reception followed the cere-
mony, after which Mr. and Mrs Stephen
and will be at home after June / at
Arlington. Va.
Miss Katharine Stauffer will leave
Tuesday night for Seattle. Wash. in COM
pany with Rev. DR.. and Mrs. John P.
Gill of that city. Miss Stauffer will be
met in Seattle by her fiance. Mr.. Albert
S. w Walker Of Prince Rupert. b. c.
and they will be married Nav IL by DR.
Gill. who is pastor of the First Metho-
dist Protestant Church Of Seattle. After
the ceremony the young couple will leave
for their future home in Prince Rupert,
B. c.
Three weddings of considerable interest
will take place Wednesday. June 4.
Miss Katherine Grant. daughter Of Mrs.
J. Burnet Crane and Mr.. Harold Brown
of Plainfield, N. j.. will be married at
noon on that day, at st. Adams Church.
The marriage of Miss Alice Maude
Simpson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
WarfieId Simpson, and Ensign John NJ
Sylvester. U. s. N, son of Maj. and Mrs.
Richard Sylvester, will take place at 8