Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-01

palms and foliage plants white iris and
lilies.
The usherS who led the bridal party to
the chance We're in full dress uniform.
as was the bridegroom. They We're Prof
Paul j. DaShiei. Lieut.. ANDREW G. Pick
ems. Lieut.. Leigh Noyfs and Lieut..
| Douglas l.. Howard. all of the navy. The
bride walked aion" to the altar and
was given in marriage by hcS mother.
Sh" Nofe q lovely gown of white satin
Trimmed with rose point lace and tu:le.
IicT tuI,e Veil fell from a lace cap and
wreath of orange blossoms and her
shower bouquet was o. gardenias and
lilies of the valley. She also wore the
bridegroofn's .ift Il diamond bar pin.
Mrs. John Dunlop was the brides only
attendant aud her gown WAS of white
Iot.n with 4 .,irdle OF pink satin.
charming garden hat trimmed with pink
roses and a shower bouquet OF pink roses
and maidenhair fern completed her cos
tune.
Mr. James P. Richards was best man
for his brother.
\ reception followed at the Washing
ton Club when the newly married cou-
pie were assisted in receiving. by Mrs.
Bradford the brides mother. who wore
! a handsome gown OF gray crepe de chine
and d hat trimmed with iilacs.
Mr.. and Mrs y. \. Richards Of Tulsa,
Okla parents of the bridegroom. also
assisted in receiving.
Later Lieut.. Richards and his bride LETT
fer their HONEYMOON. the latter wearing
a smart salt OF mustard-"olor serge com
bncd with black tafTe:a and Roman
striped silk and small black hat
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Richards of Trcn-
ton. DR. and Mrs. ]. y. Richards and
Miss; Bertha Richards of Fallington. Pa:
Mrs. W. w Watson of Philadelphia,
Rev. r D Richards and Mrs Richards
of Germantown. Md. and Mrs. g. l..
Howard and Miss Isabelle Claude of An
napolis We're other relatives here for the
wedding.
Some OF those a. the church and re-
| cepton were Gen. and Mrs. Wotherspoon.
! Gen. and Mrs. George +. Eliot and Their
daughter. Mrs. Reisinser, Col. and Mrs
Edward Burr PayTnaster and Mrs. cowie,
| DR. and Mrs Nash and Miss Nash. Mrs.
! Charles F. Humphrey and Miss Hum
! phrey Mrs. Sheldon Evans. Mrs. Colds
borough Adams Mrs. Charles trai,ey'
! Mr. and Mrs. Charles i. Wilson. Mrs
/ William Haywood. Miss Haywood and
Mr.. wilson Haywood. Dr. and Mrs. Baker.
! Mrs. Richard Pairo. Mrs. Constanune
Chase. Mrs Robert Raiston. Lieut.. and
| Mrs. Woodson. the Misses Goodwin. i-leut.
! Commander and Mrs. Needham Jones,
Mrs Alexander Erittcn. Mrs. Quin;ard,
Col and Mrs. Andrews and Miss An
drews. DR.. and Mrs. Claytor, Mrs; Waiter
Mclean Mrs. and Miss Fachteler. Col.
and Mrs. Edward Burr Mrs b. b. brad
ford. MIS-. Could Siicialf MIS-. i.opei'
=. Shepard. Miss Alice Shepard Miss
Natalie Driegs. Mrs. Richard WetlieE'
Mrs. Ralph Mcdowell. Mr.. c. \. WASH
inpton. Mrs Richard Dean and Paymas-
ter and Mrs. Lawrence Heap.
Miss Miriam Pennington of kinsale. Va.
! and Mr. Charles j. Hill of Upper Mari
boro, Nd. We're quietly married by Mgr
James F. NIackin at St Pauls rectory
Monday afternoon. The bride was hand
somely gowned in a blue silk travelling
suit and imported hat of milan straw.
Those present We're Mrs. and Miss Pen
ington of kinsale Va: Miss Claudine
Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Nayior,
Misses Ellen and Louise M2cGregor ana
F. Snowden Hill. all of Prince Georges
county Md After the wedding they left
for Orkney Springs. Va, Tor "A two
weeks trip.
Mrs Elizabeth Travers and daughter
Miss Frances. who closed their Colinecu-
cut avenue residence and have been re-
siding at the Hotel Powhatan during the
month OF June. left yesterday for New
York where they will remain Il short
period previous to taking up their summer
residence at Bar Harbor. Ne.
Miss Mary Porter Smith Was in New
York last week to attend the wedding of
her brother DIR. Sidney d. Smith OF
Waterloo Iowa. and Miss Ruba Mathiida
Christie of New York. Only the near
relatives and i few intimate friends vii
messed the ceremony, which took place AT
the Hotel Brevoort. The Young people
left for "A trip to the Thousand Islands.
The marriage of Miss t,moGeue Bear
and Mr.. John II. Gehret of bridgeport.
Pa. an official of the phiiatleinifia and
READING: railroad took p!a'.- ia:s even
ing at / o'clock at the brides home. IN
p < q n
of family party. and was followed 10y
large reception an hour later Ihe
rooms were profusely decorated with
American beauty roses III a setting OF
palms and foliage plants.
Rev. Dr.. James Shera montgomery
performed the marriage service. TIE
crepe meteor and lace, ard her shower
bouquet was of white sweet peas. Her
sister. Mrs. Charles Is. Hartford. at
tended as matron of honor. and wor"
yellow chiffon over yellow satin and
carried yellow roses.
\ buffet supper was served during gha
reception. and after 10 o'clock the cou-
pie left for their honeymoon travels.
Their future home will he al Fridge
port. Pa.
The out-of-to~n guests here for the
wedding Were NJ. George .t"arst and
Mr.. ard Ms. Josepl, Jones' Of I'r:dse-
of New Cen ter"iilV. Pa: Mr. ord Mrs.
Harry Gleason and Miss Pauline Metz
ger of Bridgeport. Pa. ard ar: and
Mrs Rupert Scfne5fer ard Mr. clifton
Schacfer Of Lan;.dow ne. Pa.
The marriage of Mis- Nera.t ct
Voelker and Mr.. George v. WH!dsmith
of Baltimore. Md, took place Wednes
sonage of Rev J. L. \. noermann. pas
tor of Grace Lutheran Church Of this
city. Mrs. j. c. neichmann. sister "f
the groom. acted - E'atron d honor