Evening star., 1914-02-20

! Iippitt. son of Senator Lppitt. THE
guests will ho seated at largo round
| table decorated with yellow AID white
/ flowers, and VIII include the father and
sister Of the bridegroom The dinner VIII
| be a large on" and other guests Viii
come in later for the dance.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Montague
Geer. daughter Of Tho kev, William
! Montague Ger. vicar of st laui's
| Chapel. and MS t.llio; Iiersey Goodwin
of this city, took place YESTERDAY i'll New
| York. The ceremony was performed by
| the brides father in the presence of.reia-
tives and Il fcw intimate friends. .tfter-
| ward there was an informal reception III
the church vestry.
! The hrd" entered the church with her
{ brother. ltnos Throol, Gt4r She wore 4
gown o. White SATIN trimmed with point
| lace and carried bouquet of white ross
| and leSsamiae. She Wore a Veil OF tuiie
! held by 4 wreath OF orange blossoms,
| which fell oyer the tram. Among her
| ornaments was topaz pendant. Her
| only attendants We're her sisters. the
| 1 ude Marshall Geer. fhey wore dresses
| Of pale blue crepe Qe chine combined
| " ith tunics of pale pink silk net finished
| with brown fur and small leghorn hats
| trimmed with blue satin ribbon and pink
roses, and carried old-fashioned bouquets
| of spring flowers.
John H. Thomas of Boston vas best
man The nshers werc ". Montague
Cieer. jr.. and Francis H Geer, brothers
of the bride: Mai James A. Logan, L. 5.
A.: Bash Niles and Charles ". Mccand-
| less OF Washington. -. {.
| Mr., and Mrs. Goodwin viii iive in
| Washington after their welding jour
ney-
Mrs. charles +. Townsend and Mrs.
| Russell L. Good Hin We're at homr yester-
day AZ III" Portland and mad assisting
them Mrs James :. Lloyd and Mrs. l.
! G.. Laylin. Al the tea table We're Miss
| Parker and Miss Gsoodfcilow.
last TueSday at the parsonase 1I Of the
| Gessford daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles f. oessford of Philadelphia. and
/ Nj. James Malcolm Lowe of this city
We're married, Rev. John T. Briggs "ffi-
ciatine. The bride Wore a travelling suit
! of blue b-ocaded cloth with large bla' x
| hat and co-sase toupuet Of violes aud
| lilies of th, r.liley. nile her sister. Miss
! Blanche +. ,eSstord. who WAS maid of
| honor. wore navy niu" suit with Il cor
| sag bouquet Of Richmond roses
| Mr.. Wiiber Frank was best man for
| Mr. LOVE-. InmeeiatelA following the
| ceremony Mir. and Mrs. Lowe lett for i
short ont-of-toun trip. and upon their re-
| turn will be at home to their friends at
;:4.2 street northwest.
Miss Rosemary AGiSh OF the sherman
| has Miss Bessie Fitzpatrick of Brook
| line, Mass. her house guest. Lieut.
| Raycruft Walsh. brother of capt James
| l.. Walsh. returns this week To Fort
| Terry.
| Mrs e l.. Il. anderson entertained iu-
| formally al tea Thursday afternoon at
| the University Club fer AIRS. James earle
ton Young and Miss Young "f Ainnc:tp-
oils invited to meet Mrs Young and
| Miss Young We're Miss Scruggs. Mrs
! George Tnlly Vaughan, Mrs. kimberly
| Miss jenkins ami Miss Suzanne jenkins
| Mai. Gen. George Barnett. L. : NJ T..
| who succeeds Gen. Bia.dle in command OF
| the Marine Corps. and Mrs Barnett VIII
come To Washington to take up their
residence, the marine barracks next
Thursday, according 10 present plans
| Mrs. Barnett viii give her farewell at
| home Monday next at their quarters in
I the Philadelphia Hav< yard. As Mrs.
| Basil Gordon. Mrs. Barnett was a very
! popular hostess i'll this city and in Bait
more, and since her second marriage has
Travelled extensively with her husband.
| she has wild" acquaintance here and III
Virginia where size has a I'm" estate,
| Mrs. Alexander MacAay Smith ..td Mrs.
| Charles Lester Ma1latt of Washington
are 1t the Wolcoi.. New York city
! AIl and Mrs Joh.. e Eau VINO nave
| been visiting al ipaytuna. Palm Beac.
and Miami. Fla. have returned TO This
city.
I MI. and MIS- Theodore F. Butte. Of
ard Mrs. Charles 7. Thompson. 2.yiti
Cliffbourne place. Mrs. Butter is daugil-
ter of Claude Monet. the famous Flef! il
inpressionist Mr. Butler an American
sarily shows tite influence of tWentH five
Years spent in the i'ured-.;e taIail1 ei~-