Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-24

Miss Margaret L. Warner. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Warner of Bridge
port, Conn, was married yesterday to
The Rev. Henry NJ. Tweedy of Yale
officiated. assisted by the Rev. Edgar Fl.
Oln-stead, pastor of the Congressional
Church at Greenfield Hill, where Mr.
Warner has his summer home.
The bride was given away by her
father. Her attendants were Misses
Helen Kelly. New York; Alice Orr, Pitts
burgh; Betty Clements. Bay City. Mich. !;
Mary Cutler and Luella Field. Washing
ton, and Barbara Waldo, Bridgeport.
The ushers were mostly one-time foot
ball players with Mr.. Field, who was
graduated from Yale in 1911. They were
Messrs. j. B. Fitzpatrick, New York; j..
b. Morris Philadelphia: w c. Miller.
DAILY Ann Arbor. Mich, and Hugh Porter,
Bridgeport. The best man was Mr.. f. +.
Randolph of Baltimore.
Mr.. Warner. the brides father, is
manufacturer in Bridgeport and was a
director of the New Haven road until
recently.
Last night at Westminster Church Me-
mortal the marriage of Miss Ingeborg
Lydia Forsberg. daughter of Mrs. Fors
berg and the late Capt. G. G. Forsbers.
and Mr.. j.. Francombe Davis. jr. was
witnessed by a. large assemblage of their
friends. Kew. Illus r. laws, pastor or me
church. officiated. Palms, ferns and white
flowers adorned the church, and Mr. Earl
r Mattingly sang "Oh. Promise Me- be-
fore the ceremony. The ushers were Mr..
George A. Garrett. Mr.. Walter Davis.
Mr. Fred A. Ellison and Mr. Paul r.
Cromeln. The bride who was escorted
down the aisle by her brother. Mr. G.
w. Forsberg. wore white crepe meteor
with orange blossoms and pearls. and
trimmed with chantilly lace. q tulle veil.
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heavy gold chain and pendant, which has
been in her family for many years. She
carried shower of bride roses
and lilies of the valley. Miss Florence
Jerman attended her as maid of honor.
and wore pink crepe meteor, draped in
cream lace and trimmed with pink roses.
She carried a shower of pink roses The
bridesmaids, Miss Elizabeth Thomas and
Miss Harriet King. wore white brocaded
crepe meteor gowns, draped with fern
plique lace. They carried large punches
of ferns, and, like the maid of honor.
wore jeweed butterflies in their hair. Mr..
Franklin Barr was best man. recep-
ton followed at the home of Mrs. Fors-
berg who wore white satin yelled in
black chantilly lace. Her daughter. Miss
Anna Forsberg, in pink crepe meteor
with an overdress of shadow lace, and
Mrs. Everett Henderson, sister of the
bridegroom. in black satin, assisted Mr..
Davis and his bride left during the even
ing for New York, where they win spend
their honeymoon. They will be at home
after November l at 6c8 F street south
west.
At the home of Mrs. Hugh Higgins. II
! Seaton place northeast. a pleasant sur
prise party was held last night in her
honor. After theater party and a
luncheon in the afternoon she returned to
find friends gathered for the evening.
Mrs Higgins and Miss Macon Rice of
Capitol Hill save several duets on the
piano and Miss Alma Moody and Miss
Rice play ed duet, after which refresh
ments were served.
Commander and Mrs. Craven have
returned to Washington and have
moved into their new home, at 1907 p
street.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Hanley have
closed their summer home in the White
mountains and, with their daughter,