The Washington herald., 1913-01-02

and ferns. In the dining.room pink roses
and palms carried out the color scheme.
i An orchestra was stationed In the con-
4 servatorys and rendered selections during
the evening.
Relatives and friends OF the bride and
bridegroom from Baltimore. Philadelphia,
New York. Atlantic City, and Norfolk
were present.
The bride and bridegroom left last night
for a wedding trip to Atlantic City. New
York. and Philadelphia, and ON their re-
turn will reside at the New Esplanade
apartments, IN Baltimore, where they
viii be at home after February /.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lee Fearn have
leased their residence in Massachusetts
Avenue to Mr.. and Mrs. Light. of
| Litchfeld, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fearn and their daughter.
| Miss Mildred Fearn. have taken apart
ments at the Brighton for the remainder
Of the winter.
A very pretty home wedding took place
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
+. Galloway. 1851 Kenyon Street North
west. when their daughter, Una s.. be-
came the bride of Mr.. Martin l.. Berger.
Rev. Dr. c. Everest Granger. of Gunton
Temple, offfciated. Only the immediate
relatives and intimate friends of the
bride and bridegroom were present
After the ceremony wedding break
| fast was served.
| The bride wore a wine-colored tailor
made suit and black velvet travelling hat
| and large corsage bouquet of Bride
roses and lilies of the valley. The couple
left on an early train for short trip
and will be at home TO their friends after
January 10
Miss Ellen A. vinton. of EOS Cliffbourne
Place, will be at home on the first and
third Saturdays in January and Febru-
airy. On Saturday afternoon she will
have assisting her Miss Louise NJ Powe.
OF Boston.
Among the delightful receptions yester-
day afternoon was tea given by Lord
Curtis Percy, of the British Embassy,
and Mr.. Philip B. Robinson at their resi-
dence In Twenty-first Street. Mrs. Rob-
| inson and Mrs. Hennin Jennings re-
| ceived the guests, who were from Wash
| ington's most exclusive circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Carpenter and
Miss Carpenter held a large reception at
| their residence in Connecticut Avenue on
New Years Day. Miss Carpenter has
been away from Washington for the past
| five years, which she has spent in travel
ing and at Smith College. The drawing
rooms were decorated with Southern
| smilax and red berries, the Christmas
color scheme being followed throughout.
| Mrs. Carpenter wore a gown of black
brocaded chiffon. with white and gold
| lace. Miss Carpenters frock was of Alice
blue brocaded charmeuse. and she car
ried an old-fashioned bouquet of violets
I ca ha HiDinU-rnnr7a
| Mrs. Perry Heath, Mrs Eugene Byrnes,
! Mrs. f. p. Hall, Mrs. W. b. Bryan. Mrs.
Frederick True. Mrs. Lloyd b. Wight,
Mrs. M S. Zinmele. and Mrs. W. J.
Humphreys. The assistants were Miss
Mabel Grandin, Miss Barbara Kauff-
mann. Miss Elizabeth Bryan. Miss Ruth
Larner, Miss Margaret Larner, Miss
Helen Baldwin. Miss Adele Waterman,
Miss Virginia Gerhardt, and Miss Vivian
Jenness-Miller.
Among the guests were several hundred
of the official and resident circles. The
| receiving party were entertained M a
| supper afterward.
Mrs. Burns c. Downey entertained AT
cards on Monday evening. The house
was decorated in Christmas greens. First
prizes were won by Miss Marion Craig
| and Mr.. Harry Andersen. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs ]. Z. Curtis, Mr.. and
Mrs ii. II. Lybrand. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
X. Killers. Mr.. and Mrs. F. g. Ebaugh,
Misses Marian Eliason. Lulu Skippon,
Ella Hanft. Marion Craig, and Louise
Teicher. and Messrs, n. J. Wilson, II. L.
Andersen. W. w. Shearer. J. w. NichoI.
W. A Seegers, of Columbia. s c., and
B. c. Downey.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. McGrath announce
the marriage OF their daughter, Mar
garet Leila, to Mr.. William Ellsworth
Nichols, Of Cheyenne. wyo.. on octo-
Der y, 1912, in Greeley, Colo.
Speaker Clark held largely attended
reception, assisted by Mrs. Pilzer and
Miss Annie Piizer. sister and niece of
Mrs. Champ Clark. The Diplomatic
Corps and a large number of officials
were among those who called.
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