Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-06
homo OF her sister. Mrs. Louise Long
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Rear Admiral William t Swinburne,
L. S. ". of Washington. who has been
spending several days I'm New York
city, sailed on the Lorraine yesterday
morning to spend some time abroad.
1t was announced today that John X.
Jenkins a member of the metropolitan
police department. and Miss Elma Char
lotte Redell of Kane. Pa. were married
October Is in Reliance. Va. the former
home of the groom. Che ceremony was
performed by Rev. Edward c. Gallagher
at his home. Present ut the wedding were
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ II. Fearnow, Mrs. Grace
r. Donahoe. Mrs. Blanche Weaver. Mrs.
Edna Z. Bryan. Miss Anna Claire McDer-
mott. Mrs. Louise X. Gallagher and James
II. Cooley.
A company OF friends representing the
Older residential families of the District.
and especially of local court and legal
circles, witnessed the marriage al St
Margaret's Church last night of Miss Flu
genie Dent, daughter of Mr.. Louis Ad-
olson Dent. auditor of the Supreme Court
OF the District, and Mrs. Dent. and Mr.
William Albert Draper assistant engineer
of bridges for the District of Columbia.
The chancel was set with palms and the
altar vases filled with bride roses and
white chrysanthemums. The latter flow
ers were also profusely used amid the
and filled tall standards down the middle
aisle marking the family pews. The
ushers who seated >the large gathering
and afterward led the bridal party 10 the
chancel We're Mr.. Paul 4. Draper. Mr..
Edward A. Dent. Mr. Wellstood White.
Mr.. Roger White, M. Walter 3. Guy
and Mr.. Joseph II. Galliher.
The attendants TO the bride, preceding
Mr.. Dent and his daughter to the altar.
We're headed by Mrs. James u. Wilson.
wife of Capt. Wilson L. S. A., matro~
OF honor. who wore pale pink cnarmeuSe
with a minaret tunic OF shadow lace and
the bodice made entirely of shadow lace.
with rhinestone trimmings. She carried
shower of pale pink roses.
The bridesmaids. who followed. We're
Miss Mildred Caverly Of Philadelphia.
Miss Dorothy Dent the brides cousin.
Miss Pearl costinett and Miss Gertrude
Woodland This charming group wore
draped gowns of rose-piuh brocaded
cropc de chine, with the bodices and tu-
MICS of fine shadow lace. The trains were
short and pointed and their bouquets
We're of pink roses arranged i'll a shower.
The two flower girls. Miss katherine
Dent, the brides sister, and Miss kath-
crime Rudolph West. We're lovely in their
frocks of shadow lace. with pink girdles.
They carried baskets of rose petals, and
when the newly married couple returned
from the altar these attractive little maid
ems walked IN advance. strewing the
contents OF the baskets along their path.
The bride wore one of the most elegant
bridal dresses of the autumn. IL was OF
white chiffon velvet. the bodice made en-
tirely of duchess lace. and the court
train of the velvet \ cap of duchess lace
and a tulle Veil We're wreatlled with or
iange blossoms. Her shower bouquet was
of orchids and lilies OF the valley. The
diamond and sapphire pendant worn Was
the gift of the bridegroom.
Mr.. Roy 4. Dent was best man, and
the rector OF the church. Rev. Herbert
/ Scott Smith. performed the ceremony.
A reception followed at the home of
the brides parents, which was beaut!-
| fully decorated> for the occasion with
chrysanthemums, roses aud foliage
plants.
Mrs. Dent, the brides mother. assist
ed i'll receiving, and Wore handsome
gown of black chantilly lace over white
charIaeuse. with diamond ornaments.
The brides presents We're both numer-
Gus and valuable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Draper left last night FOR
their honeymoon travels, and will be al
home in this city after December 1. al
the Argyle. 18th street and Park road
The out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert +. Caveriy. Philadelphia
Ensign and Mrs. John Sylvester. L. S
NJ; Mrs. George n. Lowrey OF Brooklyn
n. Y; AIR. George Pilling OF Ph.ladel-
Mr. and Mrs Fred Axtell. Mr.. and AIRS
Vernon AxtcIl, Mr.. William Tammen
Mrs Ernest Carey and Miss Summers
all OF Baltimore.
| AR and Mrs. A. L. Gator announce
| the engagement OF their daughter. lola
| Eliza beth. to Mr.. Milton Aubrey Harris
| The wedding will take place Novembel
10. but will be very quiet, owing to :
| death in the family Of Mr.. Harris.
| Miss Minnie c. Green of Chicago, III.
is visiting relatives in this city. Mis-
Green will sail Saturday. November :. To-
! London, to meet her mother and sister
and continue the journey to Johannes
| burg. South Africa.
The Dominican minister and Nine. Pey
nado entertained at lunch yesterday
at the Shoreham. Their guests were tn.
! newly appointed secretary of the Amerl
can legation in Santo Domingo and Mrs
| William Walker Smith: Mr.. Boaz w
Long and his sister, Mrs. Emberson: Miss
Leonor Rivero, daughter of the eN-min-
lister from Cuba. and Mr.. |. A. Ger
nuda. first secretary of the Dominican
| legation.
| her wedding attendants at dinner this
| evening at her home. The party i'll
cludes Miss Lois May Beach, maid OF
| honor: Mrs. George Thomas Howard
| matron of honor, and the Misses Fern IL
Prince, Dorothy LANCE. Marion Taylor
| and Jean MACEDONIA d. the bridesmaids
| Mrs. Lawrence Campbell Kicker who
1 will assist at the reception is also one
OF the party.
| Yesterday afternoon u. St Patrick ;
Church the marriage took place of Miss
/ Helen G. Ballinger and Mr.. Thomas l..
| Evans.
\ large gathering OF relatives and
| friends were present when Father w
VI Mcnamara performed the ceremony.
! The bride wore a beautiful costume and
| hat of yobelin blue. and carried a shower
| Of lilies of the valley. Miss Lillian
| Brown attended the bride. while VIII
! liam ]. Evans. brother of the groom was
| best man. After the wedding the reia-
tives of the couple We're entertained at
| the home of the brides sister, Mrs.
| Samuel Murdoch. and later the entire
marty went to q hotel for supper
| Mr. and Mrs Evans left last night
| for a wedding trip.
Mrs. Nathaniel Francis, Mrs William
Hammond. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Hyde
Mr.. and Mrs George Y. Wheeler. Mrs
| Adams Willis. Col. Russell and Mr. Wal
ter $. Pen.ield entertained at dinners last
| night at the Chevy Chase Club prior to
| the dancing.
| Lady SpringRice. wife of the British
ambassador, with her children. arrived
at the embassy yesterday from THEN
| ambassador, Sir Cecil Arthur Spring
| Rice with his guest, Sir William Tyrel
| Of England, rs expected very shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley con
cludea Il short visit here yesterday and
left for North Carolina, where their
shooting. lodge. one of their numerous
fS lea cd