Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-05


! Newspaper Mems Club of Pittsfield,
| handsome pennant. eight feet wide and
! tWenty-four feet long.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth We're
| here yesterday to attend the wedding of
/ Mrs. Wadsworth's nephew, Lieut.. Henry
/ Blow lie Bourgeois. I. S. n. and Miss
! Beall Daingerteld, which took place at
the brides home last night in Alexan-
/ dria. Va.
| Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Mclean have
| gone to the Plantield horse show. They
sail for Europe soon. and on their return
/ will go to Black Point farm. near New
| port. r. L., which they have rented for
| two years.
The marriage Of Miss Carlota Damon
La lame daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles p. La lame. and Lieut. Lindsay
Tenth Presbyterian Church. Philadelphia
yesterday. The Rev Marcus Brownson
| offcated.
The bride wore an exquisite gown Of
| ivory white satin adorned with duchess
! point lace. Her veil was of tulle edgeu
| with duchess point. and was becomingly
| arranged with a wreath of orange bios
| SONS. She carried d shower bouquet of
| lilies of. the valley.
| Miss Anna B. Gilpin. who acted as maid
| of honor. was the brides only attendant
/ Wayne Herkness attended his brother as
| best man. and the ushers. who We're all
| in army uniforms. We're Lieut. Albert
Lyman. Lieut.. Edwin Marks. Lieut. Earl
| North, Lieut.. Charles Rockwell, all of
! Washington barracks: Lieut.. Roger
Alexander and Lieut.. Francis Harrington
| of West Point. Lieut.. and Mrs. Herkness
| will reside at Washington barracks after
| their honeymoon travels.
Mrs Clarence II. Nenable Of New
York. who has been spending the past
| two weeks with her mother. at oSa Bates
| street northwest. left this morning for
ST Louis, Mo, where she will join her
| husband. who will accompany her to
their new home at Vancouver. British
| Columbia.
| Miss Edith Stearns. daughter of Mrs.
| Franklin Stearns of Culpeper Va. and
| Mr.. George \. GRAY Of Boston. Mass.
the we'll known aviator. were married by
| Rev. DR. L. S. 3. Pierce last night at All
| Souls Church, in the presence of gath
! ering of their friends. Lieut.. Arnold AM
| Mr.. Palmer Stearns We're ushers and Mr..
| Beatty was best man. Mr. Charles
| Stearns escorted his sister whose bridal
| dress was of duchess satin trimmed with
| lace and sprays of orange blossoms. Her
| tulle veil was crowned with orange bios
| SONS and her shower bouquet was of
| bride roses and lilies of the valley. Miss
| Emily Stearns was her sisters only at
tendant, and wore pale pink satin and
| carried bouquet of rosebuds
Mr. and Mrs. Gray left Washington
Immediately after the ceremony for "A
wedding trip The: will make their
home at Breckenridge. y. H.
Mrs. Franklin Stearns entertained at a
luncheon Yesterday t the Shoreham for
| her daughter and Mr.. Gray when the
other guests were the members of the
| wedding party and the out-of- town
guests. The latter inclUdei Miss Luc'l lie
Massey of Richmond. Miss Caroline
| Dohne Miss Della HoIton Miss Louise
| Fray. Miss Julia Blake of cuipeper the
| brides brother-n-law and sister. Lieut..
| and Mrs. Presley RiXey. and MI. and
Mrs. Charles Rixey of Brazil
Capt and Mrs. William Mitchell left
| town today for New York. where they
will attend the races and the interna-
| tiOnal polo at Piping Rock and Meadow
| brook.
| Miss Nivienne Smoot daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. NJ. Smoot of Falls Church.
| Va. left home Monday for a-vsit of
three months in New York, Joining her
| sister. Miss Mary Chapman Snoot who
is studying music there.
Most of her time will be spent with
| formerly of this city.
Right Rev. Msgr. Mackin rector of
ST. Panrs Church. performed the mar
riage ceremony last night for Miss Ruth
| Mcnamara and Mr.. Philip .tenry Ward
| jr. of Philadelphia. in presence of the
relatives of the couple and a few init
| mate friends.
| where a small reception followed before
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ward left for northern
journey before taking up their residence
| at Germantown. Pa
| Mr.. Stuart Mcnamara of New York
escorted his sister. who was attended by
Miss Irene Mcnamara. as maid of honor
and little Miss Meta LuttreH daughter
| Of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Alfred IuttreII
R.l mi %, fl,a
| best man. and the ushers were Mr. Philip
| Deane ElkIns. Mr.. George Amory Mad
dox. Mr.. George Harner Ward and Mr.
| Edward Wilver. all of this city.
The bridal toilet was of soft livery
| satin. The bodice was yelled in chantiiiy
lace and outlined with pearls. Bride roses
and lilies of the valley formed the
shower bouquet.
The maid of honor wore light blue
charmeuse with an underskirt % thread
| lace and carried an armful of Killarney
| roses The charming little flower girl
| wore hand embroidered frock over baby
i blue with a sash and touches of the
same shade in her lace moab cap. She
| carried a basket of white sweet peas.
| AT the Ninth Street Christian parson-
| age yesterday morning Miss A. Pauline
! Moore and Mr. Harold l.. Kelly were
| married. The ceremony was witnessed by
the immediate members of the two fami-
!! lies. The couple left Immediately on
| their honeymoon. and will be home to
friends after June Is at 80 H street
| northwest
| Mrs Adolph Van Reuth. jr.. entertained
! Monday evening in honor of her little
| daughter Normas eleventh birthday. at
| her home Reuthmere. TakonIa Park The
| little hostess was the recipient of many
| beautiful gifts from her little guests
Those present We're: Misses Catherine
| Johnson. Margaret Larkin. Frances King.
| IIncile Baker. Dorothy Eggeston. Jo-
| sephine Lincoln Helen Howry Norma
| BENNETT Alice Skeels Irene Wallace
Norma Van Reuth. and Masters Clinton
| Mattison George Abrams. Ralph Brown.
| Lawrence Corbett, Percy Smith, David
Haas, John White and Sydney Williams
| Mrs +. III. Andrew was the hostess AT
la live hundred tea Yesterday afternoon,
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