Evening star., 1915-04-14

Fits. Miss Holland Fits. Miss Isabel
Murphy. Miss Dorothy Denham, Miss
Mary Boone, Miss Isabel Lucy and Miss
Jean Compbell.
James Hunter Roper was chairman
of the floor committee, assisted by DR..
William B. Hicks, vice chairman.
The chaperons We're Mrs. Maude How
ell Smith. Mrs. S. 7. Howard. Mrs. w. T.
Bagsett. Mrs. Jerry c. South, Mrs.
George S. Covington.
A buffet supper was served at mid
night.
Announcement was made yesterday of
the marriage of Miss Marguerite C.
Burwell, daughter of Mr. Thomas H.
Burwell and the late Mrs Burwell of
Millwood, Clarke county. and Mr.. Louis
Meade of the Vineyard, situated in the
same locality. Owing TO the recent
death of Il relative the wedding was
very quiet, and only limited number
of relatives and intimate friends Were
present. The ceremony was performed
| at o'clock Saturday evening in his
| toric old Christ Protestant Episcopal
| Church at Millwood by the rector. the
| Rev. John NJ. Robeson. The chancel of
| the church was decorated with ]onquils
and evergreens.
| The bride, who was escorted into the
! church and given in marriage by her
| father. Wore tailored suit and a
modish hat, and was unattended. Mr..
| Conway Dillingham; OF Philadelphia
served as best man, and little Miss Nir-
! ginia Jacobs. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Edward B. Jacobs and niece of the
| bride. was the flower girl. and she wore
a dainty dress of white lingerie. Mr..
and Mrs Meade left that evening for
| their honeymoon. Upon their return
they are to make their home at the
Vineyard, in the Shenandoah valley.
| Mrs. j. O. Richardson is entertaining
at bridge today in compliment to her
sister Miss Louise Finet of Paris, Tex.
Tea will follow. when Mrs. briggs and
Mrs Edward Campbell will preside at
| the ia bic.
Miss Ethel May johnson, who spent
her Easter holidays with relatives in Nor
| folk and Franklin. Va, returned today
with her aunt. Miss Carolina V. Johnson.
| Miss Ethel May Johnson recently en-
| tertained the Gov. Thomas Welles Society.
Children of American Revolution. fifty or
| more being present, among them the In
teresting four baby acknowledgements
and Nancy Vann. Omar Bailey Buchanan
and Meredith Boykin. Miss johnson had
as her special guests Misses Gladys Beall.
Alma Knox, Eleanor Garner. Asenath
| Johnson, Elsa Rothrock and Ruth Hol-
| lngsworth.
| Mrs Edward J. Dorm entertained at a
, tea yesterday afternoon in honor of her
sister, Mrs. John T. F'aure Of New York.
| and Miss Eleanor Halpin Of New York,
who are her house guests
Mrs Edward w. Eberle, Mrs John
| Van Rennsselear Hoff. Mrs. Chester
Wells. Mrs. George p. Colvocoresses
/ and Mrs. Jercy were at the table, as
sisted by Miss Ruth Wilson. Miss Helen
Kimn>ll. Miss Emma Washington and
Miss Ellen Fillebrown.
| Mrs Henry p Sanders arrived this
| week at her home, 1904 21st street, aft
er an absence of nearly two years in
| Europe.
Miss Louise c. Wilson of 1925 Otis
| place northwest has returned from
! Florida much improved in health.
| Last Friday evening Miss Elizabeth
Murphy entertained number of
| friends at her home, 1856 New Jersey
avenue. The greater part of the even
| ing was spent in music and dancing.
/ Later supper was served. The guests
present were the Misses Hogan. Deck,
Miss McDermott from Rochester. y. Y.
and the Messrs. Barron. Myers. Heff-
liner, Frank O'Neil, Fitzgerald. Murray
and DIR. Mccarthy
| Mrs lohn Morris and son. Henry c.
| Morris, have left for motor trip
through New England
| Mr.. and Mrs Edison Bradley, who
have been at Old Point Comfort for
some time. arrived in Washington yes
iterday and are stopping AT lne SHOTe-
ham Last night they had guests dim
ing with them informally in the rose
| room.
4 Mrs. David Jayne Hill is entertaining
at reception this afternoon at her
residence Massachusetts avenue.
i Miss Julia F. Goldsboroush, who has
been the guest Of her aunt. Miss Caro-
line Farr, in Philadelphia, returned
home yesterday.
4 Col. Edward w. Creecy. who has just
returned from a short visit to Ber-
muda will leave for his farm in How
ard county, Md. Thursday. He will
later visit his son, Capt. Richard B.
4 Creecy L. S. NJ c.. at the latter's s
4 quarters in the Philadelphia navy yard.
Mrs. w. Thompson Burch entertained
/ a company of six at luncheon in the
palm room of the New Willard yester-
lday.
u Miss Lillian Birney will entertain at
i dinner tonight at the Chevy Chase Club
in honor of Miss Catherine Birney and
i Ensign James Hale Strong. u. s. N.
i whose marriage will be an interesting
j event of tomorrow evening.
u The ceremony will take place at 1870
at the home of the brides parents. Mr..
i and Mrs. Arthur Birney, on 22d street.
4 Mrs. F. NJ. Barker of Chicago will at
tend her sister matron of honor. and
i the bridesmaids will be Miss Marie
= Adams Miss Lillian BiEpey. Miss Hazel