Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-08

roses and lilies of the valley. The ma
| iron of honor. Mrs. Robert Smith of At
| lantic City, was dressed in pale pink linen
and a pink hat and carried pink roses
The brides little sisters, Margaret and
Evelyn Zane dressed in white and car
rying baskets of pink flowers, also pre-
coded her to the chancel.
Mr.. Frank I.agerquist, L. s. ", retired,
of Minneapolis was best man. and the
| ushers We're Lieut. Davis L. :. NJ G.;
Lieut. Bellinger. Lieut.. Dratton and Lieut..
| Madison. all of the navy
| The ceremony was followed by a we'd
ding hre akfast for the bridal party and a
| few intimate friends at the home of Ad-
| miral ard Mrs. Zane on Cathedral avenue.
| Later in the afternoon Lieut. and Mrs
| Earle left the city for wedding trip.
| They will live at Chicago, where Lieut..
4 Earle is on duty at the naval training
station.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
| Bryan will give a garden party this
| afternoon from to at Calumet Place.
| their residence at 18th and Clifton
streets, when the members of the
| House of Representatives and the
ladies of their families will be the
| honor guests.
The host and hostess will receive
| under the shade of one of the old trees
which are feature of the garden. The
| first assistant secretary OF state and
Mrs. John f. Osborn will receive with
| Secretary and Mrs. Bryan, who will be
| further assisted by Representative and
| Mrs. Oscar Underwood, Representative
and Mrs. Thetus w. Sims. Representa-
| tive and Mrs. r. L. Henry. Representa-
| tive and Mrs. James L. Slayden. Rep
resentative and Mrs. w. r. Smith, Rep
| resentative and Mrs. Henry D. Clayton.
| Representative and Mrs l. r. Sher-
wood. Representative and Mrs. Bel
Johnson. Representative Henry D.
| Flood. Miss Sims and Miss Johnson.
| The refreshment tables will also be
arranged on the lawn.
| Mrs. Edwin ST John Greble entertained
at dinner last night at the Chevy Chase
| Club in compliment to Miss Jessie Will
son and Miss Eleanor Wilson. The guests
asked to meet them were Mrs r. L.
| Hammond of San Francisco Miss Jean
nette Allen Miss Eleanor Reyburn Miss
Anne Greble. Miss Mildred Greble Com
| mander Macmillan Rurstyn of the Aus
trian embassy, Capt. Julian Schley. L. S.
| A.; Lieut.. Beverly Dunn. L. S A.; Lieut.
| Charles Rockwell DR. Cary Grayson, Mr.
John Gray. Mr.. Rozier Dulany, ir, and
Lieut. Edwin st. John Greble, jr., L. s. A.
| Mrs. w. S. Crosley, wife of Commander
Crosley, L. S. n. entertained at a tea
yesterday i'm compliment TO Mrs. Frank
| lin d. Roosevelt. wife Of the assistant
Secretary of the Navy. and Miss Harriet
Calhoun of Atlanta, Ga. The house was
| decorated with pink roses and ferns. AS
sisting Mrs. Crosley We're Mrs. 3. r.
Logic. Mrs. G. G.: Tucker. Mrs. Victor
Kaufman. Mrs Normoyle, wife of Maj.
J. Z. Normoyle. L. S. A.; Miss Bagley.
Miss Lucy Hoke Smith. Miss Callie Hoke
Smith. Miss Margaret Fechteler Miss
Normoyle and Miss Natalie briggs.
Miss Calhoun is house guest Of Com
mander and Mrs. Crosley who also have
with them Lieut.. Mayo of the Naval
Academy, Annapolis.
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the marriage of their daughter Bessie
and Mr.. Walter Won Boekman of New
York city at Ottawa, Ontario. Canada.
April -.
| DR.. y. Du Val Brecht. United States
public health service. and Mrs. Brecht
arrived in town Yesterday afternoon and
are stopping at the New Fredonia. DR..
| Brecht is on leave of absence from his
station in San Francisco
| Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Caleb Dorsey Cherbonnier of Balti-
more county, Md. to the marriage of their
daughter. Lucie Boisliniere. and Ensign
Howard Adams Flanagan. L. S. N.
Wednesday, May IA. at o'clock at the
| Cathedral A reception will follow at the
| Hotel Stafford.
At the marriage of Sir Wilfrid Peek.
baronet, of Devonshire, England. and
Miss Edwine ThOrnburgh. daughter of
Mrs. William G. Stribling. yesterday in
st. Louis the bride wore the laceS that
have been in the family of the bride
groom's mother, Lady Peek. for several
generations. They are of brussels point,
creamy with age, and the wedding veil,
which has been worn by many brides,
was used for the first time by an Amer
lean girl. The brides robe was of white
satin charmeuse. simply made. with a
small train. She carried a bouquet of
white orchids and lilies of the valley
The brides sister. Mrs. John II. Holly
day and the bridegroom's sisters
Misses Violet and GWendolin Peek, We're
among her attendants. They Wore pale
pink MORE, the skirts slightly draped al
the back and cut into a short-pointed
train. The high-waisted bodices were
| made entirely of lace, which fastened
over the shoulders. leaving small V
| shaped neck. There We're touches of
French blue ribbon at the high waist
| line.
| At pretty home wedding at the HUI
ron last night Miss Marie Goodloe.
and Mr.. Leroy Vernon Crandaf We're
married by Rev. {. Everest Granger of
the Gunton- Temple Memorial Church
| Only the members of the family and
| few intimate friends We're present.
| The bride was given in marriage by
her brother Mr.. Thornton Goodloe. and
| wore a gown of white charmeuse and
carried bride roses and lilies of the val
| ley. Her sister, MISS Lucille 1OOulOe
| was her only attendant. Mr.. Georges de
Conovaris was the best man.
| The bride is closely allied to some OF
the most prominent families of the south
being a niece Of Mrs. A. V. 5. Lindsey
and Mrs. Mark S. Cockrell of Nashville
and granddaughter of the late John
Calvin Goodloe of Alabama and of Dr.
Thomas Herndon of Tennessee The
bride GROOM is graduate of the Cniver-
| sity of Minnesota.
Mr. and Mrs. Crandall left a few hours
| after the ceremony for their future home
at Port Huron. Mich.