Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-26

married by Mgr. Mackin at st. Paufs
Catholic Church last evening. The
church was decorated with Easter lilies
and Palms Miss Jennie Glennan rem
Maria was sung by Miss May King. and
a violin solo was Played by Mr.. Taylor
Benjamin.
The bride, who was escorted by her
uncle, Mr.. Spencer Ward of Chicago,
wore white charmeuse and lace Her
veil was of tulle caught with orange
blossoms. and she carried bouquet of
bride roses Her only ornament was
pearl cavalier, a gift of the groom. Miss
Harriet Swart the maid of honor, wore
pale pink charmeuse, and carried Kill
larney roses. Miss Marie Swart and Miss
Vera Swart. sisters of the bride; Miss
Blanche Mundell. sister of the groom:
Miss Margaret Wise. Miss Adelaide Dan
sins of the bride. wore yellow charmeuse
and blue-three in each color. Each car
ried bunch of sweet peas. MI. Ben
jamin Mundell was his brothers best
man. The ushers We're Messrs. Frank
Joy. Thomas ]. Hurney. B. King. Harry
Williamson. DIR. Robert Sullivan and Dr.
j. H. Digges. Only family relations and
bridal party were present al the supper
which followed the ceremony. DR.. and
Mrs Mundell left later for their honey
moon trip. the latter wearing a smart
travelling costume of dark blue with hat
to match. They will be at home at 8
Maple View place after May l.
Last evening at the Grace Reformed
Church Miss Sadie Elizabeth Paxton and
William Thomas Davis were married.
Inc bride wore white satin trimmed with
duchess lace and pearl ornaments and
tulle veil caught with orange blossoms
She wore a cavalier of pearls and dia-
mcnds. a gift of the groom. She carried
shower bouquet of bride roses and
lilies Of the valley and was escorted by
hnr mol Nv, lob Of IarSav
City.
She was attended by her sister. Miss
May Paxton, whose gown was OF pink
charmeuse. She carried shower bou-
Quet of pink roses and sweet peas.
A brother of the groom Mr.. Charles A.
Davis, acted as best man. reception
was held Immediately after the ceremony,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Davis left for
a southern trip. They will be at home at
1905 10th street northwest after April H.
Miss Helen Gardner CT 1925 ! street
has gone to Baltimore to spend the hoif-
days with her aunt, Mrs. Marburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren G.. Noll gave an
egg hunt Monday afternoon to their little
daughter Frances. at which the little
guests were little Mary Barnes, Gene
We've Frances Harris. Alma Harris,
Elizabeth Dodge CT Riverdale. Md;
Nettie Norwood, Katheryn DAVIS. Au-
brey Somerville. Frances NoH and Mas
tiers William McNeal and George An
thpny Barnes.
Mrs James F. Tufts and daughter,
Mrs. Clayton l.. jerks, will be at home
informally Wednesday. April >. from to
3. and wish their friends to meet Mrs.
John M. Tufts of Denver. Col.
The marriage Of Miss Helen Fisher;
daughter of Mr. Charles e. Fisher and
Mr.. Chester M. Clark of this city Will
take place in the residence of the bride,
in Washington Square. Gloucester. Mass,
on the evening of the Sd of April Mrs
Richard Fisher s.ster-in-law of the bride,
VIII be matron of honor and Mr.. Philip
Burwell Goode of New York. son of
the late DR.. G. Brown Goode, assistant
secretary of the Smithsonian institution
will be best man.
a wedding gift from the brides father
will be house in Wellesley Hills, one
of Boston's beautiful suburbs, which is
now in process of construction and where
the bride and groom will be at home
after the first of November
Mr.. B. H. Warner has gone to Mont
rose, Pa, for the celebration Of his
mothers ninetieth birthday.
Among the passengers sailing on the
steamship Grosser Kurfurst tomorrow
from New York for Havana, the Panama
Canal, Kingston and Jamaica will be
Mrs. Emile Ber.iner. Mr.. Albert Carry,
Miss Garry and Mrs. L. w. Nordlinger.
Mrs. William Kenyon, wife of Senator
Kenyon. entertained eighteen Iowa wom-
en- at luncheon today at the Brighton.
The honor guest was Mrs Kate Cummins
Rawson of Des Moines. and the table. set
In the large parlor downstairs. was
adorned with pink sweet peas and pink
tulips. To meet Mrs. Rawson there were
present Mrs. Cummins. wife of Senator
ami, Hrc Mrc
ace Mann Towner. M S. James Wilson
Good and Mrs William r. Green. wives of
Iowa members of Congress. and Mrs.
Aiken, Mrs. Welliver. Mrs. Snure. Miss
Flora Wilson. Mrs. Laws, Mrs. Champ
land. Mrs. O'Connel. Mrs. Saltzman, Mrs.
Dawson, Miss Cummins and Miss Ohm
sled.
The late afternoon was spent in playing
auction bridge in Mrs. Kenyon's apart
ment.
Mrs. William Corcoran Hill has asked
friends to meet a newcomer to the capital
In the person of Mrs. Blodgett who re-
Gently bought the Foraker house on 10th
street. Mrs. Thomas w. Symons. Mrs.
Stephen o. Richey and Mrs. Lloyd w.
Bowers viii assist at the tea table.
Mrs. Thomas T. Craven is giving a
tea today in compliment to Mrs. James
f. Harlsey of Philadelphia. Mrs. Fisk
and Mrs. N c. Twining will assist.
Miss Marian Anderson is visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Elcano
Swami, at their country home on Long
Island, for the holidays.
The flower ball tonight in the hall of
the Edison Bradley home for the benefit
of the Washington Diet kitchen promises
to be the great social event of the week
and incidentally one of the most beauti-
full spectacles ever arranged here in the
name of charity. Those who have seen
the final rehearSats are enthusiastic over
the graceful movements and poses. The
been designed and made by an expert in
that line Inasmuch as those in attend
ance may also go in costume If they so
DESIRE a scene of splendOr is assured
when the general dancing begins at the
conclusion of the formal program.
Mrs. George Vanderbilt, Mrs. George
Peabody Wetmore. Mrs. Dimock, Mrs.
Slater, Mrs. Murray Crane. Mrs. Mac
Veagh. Nine Hauge and Mrs. Marshall
Field have taken boxes and the dip,o-
matte official and resident world of
fashion will be brilliantly represented in
the audience.
Mr. Edward Mitchell will be the stage
manager tonight and the following Will
assist the committee as ushers: Maj.
Won Herwarth, Mr.. Arthur Willert, Mr..
Chandler Hale, Mr.. Clarence Wilson. Mr..
George Howard, Mr. Preston Gibson. Mr..
Horace Westcott. Baron Lersner, Mr..
Clarence Hay, Mr.. Gurnee Mum, Mr..
Henry May, Mr.. Godfrey Dodge. Mr..
Oliver Hartman. Mr.. A. Clark Kerr,
Capt. Louis Little. Mr.. Basil Miles, Maj.
Francis Logan and Mr.. William Hit.
Mrs. George Howard, Miss Wetmore
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