Evening star., 1915-11-25
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT OF Town
Home and Out-of-Town Plans of the
Cabinet Circle for
Today.
Weddings Here and Elsewhere OF
Pleasing Moment-Debut
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at the Capllal nus III duHiiidUiS ~" ~
their other plans.
The Secretary of State and Mrs
Lansing and Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Foster have with them over today
Prof Dulles, son-in-law of the latter,
and his son. Mr.. Allen Dulles. $50.
The Secretary and Mrs. Lansing are
at home this afternoon to the officials
of the State Department. s.
Secretary and Mrs McAdoo will join
the White House family for dinner, and
Secretary and Mrs. Daniels have the
latter's mother and sisters, as well as
their four young sons, to enjoy the day
with them. Secretary and Mrs. Lane
have also family party with them and
extra guests for dinner tonight, as viii
Secretary and Mrs. Redffeld and Secre-
tary and Mrs Wilson.
| The Attorney Generals household is
presided over by his mother today. Mrs.
Gregory and Miss Jane Gregory being
in New York to remain over saturday
The Secretary of War and Mrs, Car
rison are also in New York, spending
the day with relatives.
i St AIban's Church was thronged last
nj ght for. the marriage of Miss Ellza-
I beth Bowyer Garland, daughter OF MIR.
and Mrs j. S Garland, and Mr.. George
Wharton Edwards of Bethlehem, Pa,
which took place at o'clock: a.
L A beautiful decoration of white chry-
santhemums, autumn leaves and palms
| was in place in the chancel. where the
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Charles Warner. -
The bride, who was escorted and
later given away by her father, wore
a lovely gown of white satin yelled in
white tulle threaded with silver. Her
tulle veil was caught close to the
SONS, and she carried shower bou-
quet of bride roses and lilies of the
valley.
Miss Mary Garland. sister of the
bride, and debutante of this season,
was the maid of honor. Her gown was
of pink tulle over pink satin, and she
carried a large arm bouquet of pink
roses.
Conn, niece of the bridegroom. was
the flower girl. She wore a white null
and lace dress with pink sash and
carried basket filled with pink roses.
mond, acted as best man. and the
ushers included Mr.. Carlisle whiting
and Mr. Raymond Bell Of this city, Mr.
Lieut. s. Tlns1eE TPsncis e1aIe 91 nsthshsm H Pa and
A reception followed at the Garland
| residence, on Q street, which was
elaborately decorated with yellow
chrysanthemums. autumn foliage and
i
| Mrs. Garland, mother OF the bride,
assisted the newly married couple in
receiving, and her gown was Of gray
chiffon over lavender taffeta
night on their wedding trip, Mrs. Ed
wards travelling in dark blue broad
cloth suit with a small black velvet
toque.
They will reside in Bethlehem, Pa.
The out-of-town guests here for the
wedding included the bridegroom &
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs
| Leroy Lewis, and their little daughter
| Kate Lewis, of Stratford, Conn.,, and
Miss Florence Nash of Norfolk, Va
H A beautiful wedding took place last
Il night at O'Clock at the Mount Pleasant
\ Congregational Church, when Miss Helen
Il Campbell Buell., daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
\ Willard f.. Buell. became the bride OF
Mr.. Douglas Herring.
n The pastor, Rev. Clarence A. Vincent.
N ofi1ciated, and the church was decorated
with chrysanthennun1s, palms and ferns
II The bride, who was given away by her
n father, wore a gown Of white satin, trim
med with ehantilly lace and georSette
bodice. Her veii. Il silk net. was held
II by bandeau Of pearls finished at one
side with pearl butterfly. She car
v ried a shower bouquet OF bride rosei
h and valley lilies.
Miss Catherine Campbell. the maid o:
honor, wore q gown of apple green taf
| feta made with a bodice of tulle and
full short skirt. Her bouquet was o.
: pink chrysanthernums.
{ Two Of the bridesmaids. Miss Aflin,
Pollock. cousin Of the bride, and Mis-
Dorothy Walker. wore gowns Of corr
color taffeta and tulle and carried. bou
: quets of yellow chrysanthemums, whil
Miss Jane Darby Of this city and Mis-
: Kathleen Martin of New York wor
!. gowns Of green taffeta and tuiie Thei
: bouquets were of white chrysanthe
: NUNS.
Mr.. William C. Alexander. brother-in
: law of the bridegroom. acted az bes
: man. and Mr.. Arthur c. Buell.. brothe
: of the bride: Mr. William A Baker, MI
: e. P. Hunter and Mr. r. r. Cooke. jr
were the ushers.
) Claude Robson. presiding at the organ
gave several musical selections, an,
Z Mrs. A. D. Melvin sang
III A small reception for the bridal part,
and members Of the two families fol
4 lowed at the home of the brides parents
! White chrysanthemums, palms an,
s ferns formed the decoration in tn
8 drawing room. where the newly marrie
8 couple were assisted in receiving by tn
: a gown Of wistaria brocaded poplin, Will
9 an underdress Of silver lace
MIR. and Mrs. Herring left last nigh
: for their wedding trip. tho latter wear
= black silk beaver hat
8 They will be at home after January
at 314s Mount Pleasant street.
II Rev. John +. Ensor performed tn
q ceremony at the marriage Of Miss Ber
9 tha Walden Coleman and Mr.. Franz
9 Hamack. jr.. formerly Of Minneapoli.
which took place yesterday afternool
at $50 o'clock at Calvary Methods
8 Episcopal Church. The church wa
beautifully decorated with chrysanthe
q NUNS and autumn foliage. Tho wed
4 ding marches were played by Mis-
Edith E. Adams, friend of the bride
: and Mr.. Henry Krugh sang a solo whil
s the guests were being seated.
{ The bride, who was given in mar
{ riage by her father. Mr.. b. James Colo
man. wore a mcdish travelling suit o
midnight blus velvet With hat e mattel
] and corsage bouquet Of ophsiia rosel
Z May Diffenbaugh was the maid Of hon,
i or and Mr.. Leo Arthur Mefryman actel
9 as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamaclk left Immediate
: ly after the ceremony for weddins
: trip to New York, Phiiadelphia and AZ.
iantic City. They will be at home after
December at S019 18th street north
: west.
u Mrs. G. B. King is entertaining q
party Of North Carolina friends at her
home on FAirmont street, her guests
being Mrs. Larry I. Moore Of New Bern,
Mrs. r. D. Bulluck Of Rocky Mount md
Mfs. Richard Williams. Mrs.. william *.