Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-05


IN charge OF Deaconess Yeo. assisted
by Miss Burton, Miss Sehert Mrs FL
more and Miss Beckwth. At the fancy
able Mrs. Walter Tuckerman presid-
ed. and was assisted by Miss Mason,
Mrs. Walter Wilcox. Mrs Nathan
Wyeth, Mrs Frank Anderson and Miss
Cotton.
have leased their house on Massachu-
sets avenue and are at the Hotel
era fton
Miss Louise Freeman King daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. y r. y. King aud a
debutante of the coming season here,
was maid of honor yesterday at the
marriage in Baltimore of Miss Bertha
Mayer Hamilton, daue ft.s of the late
Lewis Mayer Hamilton and Mrs. Ham
iltou, and Mr.. Frank Mulliken Clark Of
Boston. Mass.
The ceremony WAS performed at
o'clock at old ST. Paul's Church by the
Rev. DR.. Arthur B. kinsolvins, rector
of the church. and the Rev. Dr. Edwa rd
NJ. Ieffer.s of st. Peters Church. Phila-
delphia, in the presence of members of
the two families and intimate friends
The bride, who was given i'll marriage
by her cousin, DR.. cha rleS NJ Franklin
was sowned in white satin made with a
court train, and her Veil of old lace was
caught with cluster OF orange bios
SONS. She carried 3 bouquet of bride
v.
King wore a costume of white tulle,
with girdle of pink satin. and carried
Killarney roses.
Mr.. Herbert Clark of Boston was his
brothers best man. and the ushers in
cluded DIR. George Clark and Mr. Dud-
ley Clark of Boston, Mr.. William Cary
Harris of New York and Mr.. Robert
Shriver of this city. Following the
ceremony there was reception a the
Stafford, to which additional guests
were invited. and later in the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark left on d wedding
journey.
On their return they ~ill reside in
Boston.
The Woodmen of the Worlds Circle
met at the residence of Mrs. y. +.
Carney, lis = street northeast, Tues
day. Solos and Rotations were render
ed by several of the members. Mr.. D.
W. Thayer spoke on his European trip
The parlor WAS decorated with cosmos
and Chrysanthemums Among those
present were Miss Major, Miss O'Brien,
Miss Ehler. Mrs. Hove. Mrs. Wren,
Mrs. Stutz. Mrs. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs.
Manning. Mr.. u. ". Thayer and Mrs
Craney.
Gen. Charles j. Allen. T. : A.; Mrs.
Allen and Miss Allen are stopping at
the Hotel Gordon Il feN days before
going to their home in Asheville, y. e.
Mrs Ernest Wilkinson of this city is
on visit to New York.
Mrs Herman Massey is the guest of
Mrs. Page Hufty, 1888 q street north
west.
Mrs f. w. Hugueley Of New Hamp
shire avenue entertained at dinner last
evening i'll honor of Mrs. Charles T.
Lawton of Arecibo. +. Il. Covers were
laid for twelve. The decora tons were
I'M, y,4h oh nj lg.ar,
Mrs. Lawton is visiting her sister, Mrs.
W. T. kerfoot. for the fall months.
Ascension Church was the scene of a
beautiful event last night at O'Clock.
when Miss Susan Beall Sheriff. eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hill
Sheriff. and Mr.. George Calvert Bowie.
of Prince Georges county, Md,
church was eaborately decorated with
palms and chrysanthenums. and during
the seating of the guests AN organ re-
cital was given, and also Il tenor solo
by Mr.. Richard =. Backing.
To the soft strains of the Lohengrin
wedding march the bridal party pro-
ceeded to the altar. The usherS were
Mr. E, Colville Griffith OF Charlotte, n.
C.; DR.. A. l.. Wilkinson OF Baltimore
and Messrs. Heur! l.. Rust. jr.; Laur-
ence II. Green and Roswell W. Snow of
this city. Then the bridesmaids. Misses
Mae De Shields. Agnes Carter. Helen
Zeh and Louise Henderson, followed,
wearing lovely costumes of pink satin
and lace. with velvet grdles. They
carried white chrySanthemumS.
The maid of honor was Miss Helen
Josephine Sheriff, only sister of the
bride. She wore a beautiful gown of
nile green satin and tulle and carried
pink roses.
The bride was escorted by her father
and wore ivory white satin. trimmed
with point applique. beaded in pearls, !
n tIr11 md no l,1a
Her only ornament was a brooch OF /
pearls and topaz. Il gift from the bride |
groom. Her bouquet was Of orchids !
and lilies of the valley. They We're |
brother, Mr.. John F. NJ. Bowie, who was /
best man.
The ceremony was performed by the |
rector; Rev F. Henning Nelins, assist |
followed at the home of the brides |
aunt, Mrs. Brightwell, for the bridal |
party and immediate family. The |
brides mother Wore Il handsome cos
tune of black satin with lace tunic, |
trimmed with jet, and Mrs. Bowie,
mother of the groom. wore black silk |
with jet trimmings After the recep- !
ton MIR. and Mrs. Bowie left for an eX- |
tended trip south. The bride wore I
becoming tailored gown of dark blue I
cloth. On their return the couple Will /
reside in this city.
A masquerade party was given by |
Miss Kathryn Walker of 1906 Park |
road last week. Those present were !
Miss Katherine Edmonston, Raphael
katherine Bell, Ohio Bell, |
Virginia Dudley, Mildred Vanhorn.
Lewis Till, Pearl Mccarthy. Hazel Nc
Carthy, Gordon Potter. Bessie Rissler,
Harriet Rissler Mary Cunningham,
Grace Ward, Jack Buckley and Lester
Buckley.
Mrs Craven wife of Lieut.. Commander
L. T. Craven, gave a small and informal
party last night in compliment
TO Miss Alexandra Ewing. daughter of
Commissioner OF Patents and Mrs
Ewing. Mss Ewing will be a debutante
If the coming winter.
Miss Rutb Wilson daupAAr of Cant