Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-28

Il. Mccain.
jutant General.
was effectively caught under cap. held
in place by wreath of lilies u the
valley. the Veil reaching TO the end Of
the long train. She carried a shower
bouquet OF bride roses and lilies OF th..
valley.
The maid of honor. ;tttired in pale
blue charmeuse and lace. carried :,
bouquet OF yellow chry santhemums
and the matron of honor. Sowned in
pale pink crepe meteor and lace. car
ried pink chrysanthemumS. The flower
girl, dainti1y dressed in white, carried
Ia basket of Killarney roses and fern.
The brides mother wore q handsome
gown of taupe silk and mulberry vel
Vet. while the mother OF the groom was
attired in wfStaria crepe de chine and
lace.
The out-of-town guests included Miss
Gertrude Barber OF philadelphia. Mr..
and Mrs. John 3. Partridge of Ridley
Park. Pa: Mrs. Stephens and Miss
Sallie Wilson of Maryland and Misses
Grace and Vivian Walcott of Virginia.
Prior to the departure of DR.. and Mrs.
Brooks for an extended trip north, the
bridal party and immediate families
We're entertained ut the home OF the
bride. the house being attractively dec
GRATED with cut flowers and autumn
foliage.
Mrs. Brooks Wore u smart travelling
suit of dark brown. trimmed with wolf
fur: picture hat OF brown velvet.
adorned with French blue plumes. and
corsage of Killarney roses.
After November II DIR. and Mrs.
Brooks will be at home ut I25 9Th
street northeast
Capt. Louis Mason Gnilick Of the Ar
kansas and Mrs. Cuilick of Washington
are spending few days in New York
city, and are at the Wolcott
Mr.. Appleton P. C. Griffin. chief as
sistant librarian of Congress. and Mrs.
Griffin have moved from their former
residence on Macomb street. Cleveland
Park, and have taken the house just
vacated by Commander Althouse at
215O Florida avenue.
Miss Marie Pearce was the guest of
honor at p luncheon and shower given
by Miss Ethel LASER Saturday last.
Miss Pearce ana Mr.. William Harold
Smith will be married November lS.
Twenty -four guests sat at the small
ia bles, after the hostess distributed IA
vors in the form of varicolored hats.
The table decorations and brides cake.
with hidden ring. thimble and money,
all suggested the coming wedding. Aft :
er the luncheon the shower gifts, that
had been hidden under a huge flower
decorated bell. were opened. The guests
included Miss Elizabeth -Ar'm-s. Misses
Ailene Sanford, Miss Lulu Ryon. Miss
Frances Clements. Mrs. Jessie Bran
denburg, Miss Willie GachelI. Misses
Bessie and Dorothy Clark. Miss Ruth
Vincent. Miss Clara Darlington. Miss
Elizabeth True. Miss Eunice Berry.
Mrs. Alice Rose. Miss Emily Carr. Miss
Helen Pyles, Miss Ada Arundel, Miss
Helen Fuller. Miss Irene Myers. Miss
Florence keene. Miss Catherine Cleve-
land. Miss Ethel Keats. Miss Daisy
LASER. Mrs. William H. Pearce and
Mrs. T. J. LASER.
Among those entertaining guests at
dinner last night at Chevy Chase Club
were Capt. and Mrs. William Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert b, Roosevelt have
returned and are at their home on
Massachusetts avenue. where they will
go to New York Friday to stay a while
with her sister, Mrs. John Roosevelt
Mrs Thomas K Laughli, and her
sons are at the Virginia Hot Springs.
an apartment at the Connecticut for the
winter. Senator Warren has returned
from Wyoming, and Mrs Warren will
join him shortly. -.----- 3D.
Miss Rosamond Tonkiu. daughter Of
Mrs John Jay Tonkin of New York city,
and Ensign Forrest L. Lake, Us. N. at
tached to the battleship North Dakota,
were married yesterday at the brides
home. The ceremony was a simple one
as Ensign Lake had just arrived from
duty in the Gulf of Mexico, and will re-
turn with his bride TO the south. Rev
DIR. C. l.. Goodeil ofciated.
Miss Caroline Draper of Admission. Ala.
attended the bride. and Ensign Herman
E. Fischer L. s. n, was best man. A
Mr. and Mrs. Frank q. Carpenter and
Miss Carpenter have returned from their
summer home in Virginia and are OPEN
ing their house on Connecticut avenue.
Emmons and Mr.. Hall Stoner Lusk, for
merly of this city. took place in late
/ September in Portland. Greg, at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur c. Emmons. Only mem
beers of the family and a Very few
intimate friends were present. The
Rev Edmund T. Simpson, rector of st.
Mary's Episcopal Church in Eugene. Of
ficiated The bride was very pretty
in a cha rmingly simple gown of white
embroidered batiste and lace, made
over white satin, and carried a shower
of violets and lilies of the valley. She
was UNATTENDED. L he ToofnS were az
tistically decorated with quantities of
autumn foliage. In the living room,
where the ceremony was read, the gray
stone fireplace was banked with bril-
liant lacelike foliage and clusters of
blue elder berries and blue larkspur.
The dining room. where wedding
breakfast was served, was unusually
pretty. Small vases filed with blue
Michaelmas daisies and Cecil Brun-
ner roses were placed about the table,
and baskets of the flowers and trailing
fall clematis were arranged about the
room The brides going-away cos
tune was smart dark green broad
cloth suit and chic hat of velvet to
match Mr.. and Mrs LuSk left for a
short sojourn at Neahkahnie and on
their return will make their. home at
the Bretnor, Portland.
Mrs. Lusk is a graduate of st. Helen's
Hall and of Dana Hall, and studied in
Paris after travelling abroad for a
year she is especially interested in
the painting of miniatures; The groom
Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
8. Lusk of this city. He is a 81 duate
of Georgetown College and of! eorge-