Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-04

maid of honor no wore pale green chit
fon and carried a shower bouquet of p nk
sweet peas: Miss Frances Rutherford
Sheppard. fowe; girl. dressed in white
, lace, and carry: ing Il basNei OF MOWERS
and Mr. Harry I.add Of Baltimore as
best man. The bride wore white char
meuse drapcd with lace ard caught win
orange blossoms Her ,uile veil was held
in pace by cap Of pearls and she car
ried a shower Of lilies OF the valley and
roses y reception followed the c.re-
mony after which Mr. and Mrs. Shep-
pard left for New York. and VIII con
tinue their honeymoon trip TO befnuda
Boston and Atlantic city. Alter july
thew will ne at home at lil2 18th street
Among the out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin T. Sheppard of balti-
more. Mir and Mrs J. Emory Bond, Nj
Harry Andrew Forney. Mr.. and Mrs. X
l.. Middleton and their son. the kew. AUS
tin Middleton all of Baltimore. MIR. and
Mrs George R Bradley Of Herndon, Va
and Mrs {. B. Corbin of Macon Ga
\ pretty wedding took Place at noon
today at ST. Adams Church. when Miss
Katharine +. Crane, daughter of Mrs.
j. Burnet Crane. became the bride OF
Mr. Harold S Brown of Plainfield, n
J. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Mr. Bratenahl and the church
roses and palms The bride was given
away by Mr. ". W. Fraser OF Phila
delphia and looked lovely in her gown
of white charmeuse. yelled in lace.
Har tulle veil was crowned with
orange blossoms and she carried a
shower of bride roses and lilies of the
valley. She also wore the grooms gift,
superb diamond and sapphire pen
dant. Miss Estelle Crane. sister of the
bride. and Miss Marion Brown of Plain
field. y. J.. sister of the groom, were
her attendants, and We're dressed alike
n gowns of pink crepe de chine, trim
med with lace.
Their large lace hats were wreathed
with pink roses and they carried
shower bouquets of Killarney roses.
NJ. Henry w. Brewer Of Plainfield.
\. j.. was the best man. and the
ushers were Mr.. John Plat Myers of
Plattsburg. \. Y. and Mr. Clifford
y. Baker of Plainteld y. j.
A reoeDtion followed the ceremony
at St. Hilda's Hall. National Cathedral
School. where the decorations we e
also III pink roses and peonies.
Mrs. Crane. the brides mother. as
sisted in receiving and wore a hand
some gown of lavender crepe de chine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving H. Brown of
Plainfleid. \. j.. parents of the groom.
and a large number of out-ottow
guests we've present.
Late this afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown left for their honeymoon jaunt.
the latter wearing 4 smart travelling
suit. of dark blue cloth, with hat to
match.
They will make their future home in
Plainfield, y. J.
The marriage of Miss Theresa krog-
mann. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
ert krogrlarn. TO Mr. George 4 Wesch-
Ter took rlace this morning at . o'clock
al ST Martins Church
the ceremony was performed by Mgr,
Shahan, rector of the Catholic Univer-
sity. anu Father Hannah, pastor OF the
I, - t.1 i..l .,N-
which followed.
1ne bride wore gown Of white crepe
meteor trimmed with chanti!iy lace. and
a cap Of the lace held her long tulie
veil \ bouquet of lilies OF the valley
was carried
Miss Madeline krogmcnn. the brides
Young sister. was her only attendant.
She wore a white lingerie dress with a
large white lace hat, and pink ribbons,
and carried basket of pink roses.
Thompson. Mr. John paA, AIR. George
4 Krogmann and Mr. Andrew 4.
Wcschler
\ reception followed at the home of
the brides parents.
Mrs Krogmann wore gown Of gray
vote with touches Of white. and black
hat with white plumes.
Mr. ard Mrs. Adam Weschler of Mary
land. father and mother of the groom,
were present. as were also the brides
brother-n-law and sister and AIR and
Mrs William Lamers of Cleveland.
Chic. Miss MAY Perry of Pittsburgh,
Pa Mai Alfred Palmer of Virginia,
Mrs J. r. roster. Mrs. c. List and
Miss Bernadette List of Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. Weschler left later for
their wedding trip the latter wearing a
brown travelling costume with hat TO
match.
The Sneaker and Mrs Clark enter
q
Capitol in honor of the Vice President
and Mrs. Marshall
The cour selor of the French en-
bassv and Countess de la Rocca ente'-
tanned at dinner last night Thei
guests were the Italian arlba ssado2.
Marchese Cusani. Mr. and Ms. Robcrt
HoIlister Chapman. Mr.. and Ms
George Holland Chase and Miss Glad5,s
Hinckley.
Mrs. John Mahoney will leave tomor-
row for Annapolis. where she will be
tho guest of friends.
invitations have been sent out hi'
Nj and Mira. Isaac Edward Emerson
to the marriage of the letters :uSh
Ter. Misc r, he'll Preston Mccormack
and Mr. Francis Huger Nc Adoo. son or
the Secretary of the Treasury. Satur-
day. June 81, at o'clock, at Brook
|? ndwcod. the country place of Mr. ana
Mrs Emerson in the Green. Spring val
lev. Md a special train will take the
guests to and from Rrooklandville. the
station for Brooklandwood, where they
will he met by conveNances. After the
reception there will be dancing The
Guests will include number from New
York and Baltimore, as well as from this
city.
Mrs Thomas a Broadus. after an eX-
tended 3.aN with her son, Dr. T. h
proadue of the University of Alberta.
rarada is spending the summer with
her sisters at Paeonian Springs. Va.
Miss Giennie Long Tomlinson of this
ci+, 10 the guest this week of the fam
III, of DR. W. l. Crawford dean of
trinity college. Durham \. G.. attend
ING the annual commencement. From
there she goes to Asheville and Lake
JuniIuska in the land of the sky" for
the summer
Miss Marie Stone. after an absence
of the past winter in New York. Phila
delphia and Chicago has returned to
the city.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Au-
eusta Wilson of Trac.s Landing. Nd
and Mr. Hugh Fairchild Smith. son of
Representative and Mrs. Addison T.
smith of Idaho. will take place at ST
lanes Episcopal Church. near Annapo-
lis Md. this evening.
The bride ODE is the youngest