Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-29

Capitol street. The wedding, which
was quiet one, was attended only by
the immediate relatives of the couple.
Rev. John c. Ball performed the cere-
mony. The house was decorated in
evergreens and poinsettias. Immedi-
ately after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Braddock left for Boston, New York
and several other eastern cities. They
VIII make their home in Washington.
Mrs. John Raymond Weyrich, nee
Curriden. whose marriage occurred re-
Gently. will be at home 1T the Thomas,
Thomas circle, tomorrow from 3 to s.
Mrs. Weyrich's second at home will be
January 13.
Gen. and Mrs. Robert Gibson Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Elward-Smith
Misses frances and Laurie Edward
Smith will be at home New Year day
from until o'clock at 1913 Avenue
of the Presidents.
Mrs Richard Reid Rogers and Miss
Rogers are sailing the last Of January
for a trip to Egypt.
At the marriage tomorrow of Miss
Maude III. Aldrich daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Spencer Aldrich. and Mr.. Stanley
Matthews, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
and a grandson of the late Supreme
Court Justice Stanley Matthews, at
Calvary Church, 4th avenue and 21st
street. New York. the bride will be at
tended by Miss Margaret BoTroughS OF
London, Il school classmate, as maid OF
honor and four bridesmaids, including
Misses Mary Matthews, Madeline
Ashwell. Marie Halste6 and her sister
Mary Aldrich. Little Miss Helen Mess
ner, a niece of the bride. is to be the
flower girl.
Shirley Morgan Of Cincinnati is TO he
best man for Mr.. Matthews. and his
ushers will include James E. Gorham
Stanley Wyman Aldrich. Frank D.
lin Morrell and Cabot Brewster. \ re-
ception viii follow at the home of the
brides parents on West 5oth street.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Is. Baker. 1867
Lanier place. viii be at home tomor-
row evening from 20 IL.
Miss Mildred f. Crimes and Mr.. Arthur
Z. Lyerly We're married at the home OF
Mrs. Annie Allen. 25l oth street south
east TUESDAY, December ~ the Rev
john Weidley Of the Church OF the
Reformation officiating. The bride Wore
a traveliae suit o. dark blue cloth. with
nat to match, and wore corsage bou-
quet Of lilies Of the valley. Her only
attendant Miss Gertrude Deach. wore
gray crepe pongee, with a black hat and
pink roses Mr. George Brown was best
man. The parior was beautifully deco
kets OF holly. Mr. and Mrs. Lyer.y left
immediately foa, trip TO North Carolina.
They viii res:de in Washington on their
return.
Miss Clare Marie Lipscomb. who has
been III Newport anu Boston Tor sew
erai months, has returned to her home
on l. street.
Miss Martha T. Rawlings. daughter
nf II II Do -;
city. and Mr.. Chester f. Jacobsen OF
Napa, Cal. surrounded by relatives and
a large number of friends, were mar
ried ut 6:3O Saturday evening, Deem
Presbyterian Church, North Capitol
street and Florida avenue, the Rev
Henry +. Brundage, Il. D.. officiating
The bride. who was given III marriage
by her father, was becomingiy attired
in Il brown travelling suit with hat and
shoes TO match and carried shower
bouquet Of lilies of the valley
immediately after the ceremony the
young couple, with small party Of
relatives and friends, went to the
Union station III autos where a host
OF friends We're awaiting To wish them
good luck and q safe and happy jour-
ney to their destination, Nap;l Cal
After spending q short honeymoon
with the groom's parents they will go
to Los Angeles, Cal, where they Will
make their future home.
Mrs. George \. i. Fox and Mrs James
w. Rennle of Mount Rainier, Md have
gone TO Philadelphia for the holidays
They will be home again by the 18th OF
January.
The Alpha Epsilon Chapter of the
Delta Sigma NJ Fraternity will give
it's annual Christmas dance at the
Highlands this evening.