Evening star., 1914-04-14

They will make their future home in
Wheeling. W. Va. where they will be at
home after June J.
There We're many guests here from out
of town for the wedding. and the gifts
. received form very large and imposing
collection.
The bride of today has exhibited at the
various horse shows at the capital Tor
several years, and has taken con-
spcuous part in riding and driving
events. She has been greatly entertained
by her bridesmaids and others.
Last night Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett gave
| a dinner for the Bishop of Virginia, who
officated at the wedding today. The
bridesmaids were the dinner guests of
| the bride at the same time, while Mr..
| Mckinley was host for the best man and
ushers. The young people afterward, as
| the guests of the brides Grother, Mr..
Louis Bennett, attended supper and
dance at the New Willard.
| Mrs. John William Thompson went to
| Chicago this afternoon. She will attend
there of Junior Republic leagues from
different sections of the country.
An interesting wedding was that of
Miss Helen l.. Hall of Oyster Bay. N. Y.
and Mr. Maurice L. Sands of this
city, Easter Sunday. at st. John s
| Episcopal Church. Cold Spring Harbor.
/ Long Island, N. Y.
The bride was given in marriage by
! her father Mr.. Franklin II. Hall, and
wore a blue broadcloth travelling suit.
with hat to match, and carried bou-
| quet of bride roses and lilies of the val
| ley. Miss katherine Garwin, her consin,
was bridesmaid. and wore light blue
| travelling suit, with hat to match. and
| carried white carnations and roses. Mr..
Lester II. Sands, brother of the groom.
was best man. Miss Doris Martling,
| niece of the bride, was flower girl, and
| carried a beautiful basket of white car
| nations and daisies.
| Many friends and relatives witnessed
the happy event. The church was beau
tifully decorated with lilies, roses. palms
and potted plants.
The Rev William E. McChord offici-
| ated Messrs. William Hall. brother.
and John Garwin, cousin of the bride,
acted as ushers
| RECEIPT followed at the home of
the bride About 300 attended, many OF
whom followed the bridal party to the
train where they were given rousins
send-off
| Mr. and Mrs Sands will spend
| a few days in New York city. stopping
at the Hotel Woodward, after which they
will come here. They will reside tempo
| rarily at the home of the grooms par
ents 712 North Carolina avenue south
| east.
The engagement of Miss Helen Rich
ards, daughter of Mrs. Henry c. Rich
ards of Boston. and niece of Rear Ad-
miral Fletcher. L. 6. N. to Rev. Caleb
Rockford Stetson. rector of ST. Mark s
Ep, scopal Church, this city. has been
announced. After the wedding Mr.. Stet-
son win bring his bride to this city. They
will live on Capitol Hill.
An Easter party was given by the
altar boys of st. Paufs Catholic Church
at the residence of Mr. Alfred Hurney
Ia- ND ,y1c ~
the guests were ushered to the dining
room, which was profusely decorated
with mignonette and ferns. where re.
| freshments were served. Mr.. Alfred
boys. was presented with flowers. Those
present included Rev. F. J. Hurne!. Mrs
| Mary Hurney. Mrs. w. R. Mock. Miss
Margaret Welch. Misses Helen Riordan.
Cusack, Frances Ginechesie. Helen
Wrenn. Margaret Breen Georgia Leon
ard, Messrs. Alphie Hurney. Frank
Myers, Daniel Haltigan. Raymond King.
| McGreggor. James Neligan. George
Pagan James Connors. George Hurney.
Walter Goggins Thomas Connors and
John Hurney
| Mrs Patterson welcomed about 200
guests last night to a bali at her Dupont
| Circle home. where floral decoration OF
rambler roses and lilies added new
Among the out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Honore Palmer and Miss Julia
Meyer, who are stopping with Mrs. Pat
| terson, and Countess Gizycka-
| At the annual bazaar which is to
be given by the board of lady manasers
of the Episcopal Eye. Ear and Throat
vile: Mrs w. r. Glover, Mrs. Robert
| Raleigh there will be many attractive
booths. Those in charge of this work
are making special preparation for an
| unusually big event this year. The
fancy articles on sale on this occasion
will be both useful and beautiful. The
handmade clothing for children will fill
| the demands of many patrons. while a,
variety of stock in beads will furnish
milady with spring finery. Those in
charge of this booth are expecting
| large returns for the patience and skill
| used in making these articles. The
\ fancywork booth will be conducted by
| the ladies from Christ Church, George