Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-25

Y. $. N: Mr.. Herbert Howard. L. $. N;
Mr.. Sloan Dananhower. Mr.. Cameron
Bradley and Mr. Clarence Hay.
reception will follow at the Meyer
residence. en- Scott Circle. \ number of
out-of-town guests. Boston and Pennsyl-
vanla rela tives of the couple, are already
mere for the wedding will arrive to-
day.
Last night Miss Meyer and Capt Rod
gers dined with the bridal party at the
Hennen Jennings home and later went
on to the dance which Mr.. and Mrs.
James f. Curtis gave in their honor.
Mrs. Neill Smith Brown has sent out
the invitations for the marriage of her
daughter. Marie McMillin. and Mr.. Charles
Mason White, jr.. Saturday evening. May
Lafayette Square.
reception will follow at the home of
Mrs. Brown, 1927 s street.
The wedding day for Miss Louise War
field and Count Vladimi Ledochowski has
beer changed from May to May s. upon
the suggestion of Cardinal Gibbons, who
will perform the ceremony
After the first day was chosen it was
discovered that the cardinal had made a
previous engagement to be in this city
at a large gathering on that date.
This would have made it impossible for
him to be in Baltimore at noon which
was the hour set for the ceremony.
The cardinal was especially DESTROYS of
taking part in the wedding because of his
friendship for the counts uncle, the late
Cardinal Ledochowski, one of the men,
bers of the Sacred College, who was an
adviser of Pope Leo XIII. The count and
his fiancee at once assented to the post
ponement of the wedding until the fol-
lowing day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Rayner have
taken a cottage at Atlantic City for the
summer They will go to Europe for two
months during July and August and will
motor on the continent
Col. and Mrs. Spencer Cosby are at
Lenox, Mass, to attend the marriage
there tomorrow of Miss Nj Aleid Schenck,
daughter of Mrs. J. Frederick Schenck,
and Mr.. Hayden Claiming of Boston.
which will take place at Mrs Schenck's
country place. Valley Head.
Mrs. William B. Bacon. Mrs. Schenck's
sister. has opened her villa, ROcklawn.
for the wedding. and with her are her
daughters, Mrs. John c. Greeneaf, Mrs.
Joseph s. Lowering and Mrs. Hamilton
Fish Benjamin.
DR.. F. w. Mot and his daughter. from
London, have been visiting DIR. and Mrs.
Tom \. Williams
The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth Judge
and Mr. Frank Montgomery took place
Wednesday, at = O'Clock at st. Aloysius
Church
reception followed from Is to 10 pm.
at the home of Mrs N. Dillingham;, sis
ter of the bride, JIG G street northeast.
Only relatives and intimate friends We're
present.
The bride was attired in a blue gown
made of copenhagen charmeuse draped
with lace. and wore the bridegroomS
gift. a necklace with diamond pendant,
and carried bouquet of sweet peas.
The brides maid was Mss Mary Nee
0f ba
meusc.
Mr.. Murray was best man
The guests from out of town were Mrs
Tucker aunt of the bride and Mrs. MORT
from Holyoke. Mass. Miss Lyons. also
a cousin of the bride from New Britain
Conn and Mrs. Winters from Fall River
Mass.
The couple has gone on short trip
to New York. The bride received num-
Der of beautiful gifts.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Howard and
Miss Isabella Howard Claude have re-
turned from New York where they went
to attend the marriage of Miss Esther
Margaret Green and Ensign Bushrod b.
Howard, L. S. n. which took place at
the Hotel Plaza. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. Adolphus w. Green. Ensign
Howard is the son of Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Howard.
DR. and Mrs. l.. \. Bauer sailed for
Germany and England April - on the
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. They expect
to return to Washing. on about July /.
Mrs. Julia Luchs has gone to Philadel-
phia.
Justice and Mrs. an Orsdel have re-
turned from Beatrice. Neb., where they
went to attend the celebration of the sol-
den wedding anniversary of Mrs. Van
Orsde,'s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Barnum,
which occurred On the 18th of this month.
Capt and Mrs Beach. 1911 II street. en-
tertained at dinner last evening, which
was followed by music. After their din
rer May : they VIII close their home
here for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles +. Bright Of
Oliver street Chevy Chase. entertained
large company of young folks from the
city "Wednesday night. in honor of their
niece. Miss Dorothy Graham daughter
of DIR. James W. Graham and Mr.. Rob-
ert G. Hale, whose engagement has re-
Gently been announced ne wedding VIII
take place i'll the early fali.
Mrs. Robert Hinckley, 1623 10th street,
has loaned her house for an illustrated
lecture on the ancient liturgy OF the
mass symbolism and veStmcnts, to be
given Monday. April y. at 10 pm Tor
the benefit of st. PasrhalS Guild. an or
saoiZa ton of Italian girls under compe-
tent teachers. who are learning to make
church NestmentS OF the most artistic
kind, following medieval patterns. The
lecturer will be Rev. Vincent McNabb.
70. p, of England, distinguished as u