Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-02
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EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Diplomats to Remain Away
Throughout This
Month.
Weddings of Last Night-Arrivals
and Departures of Prominent
People-Notes.

| People-Notes.
| The Russian ambassador and Mime.
Bakhnetef have announced that theS
will remain at Stone Villa at Newport
until October l. They were late In
leaving that resort last year
Nine. Stephen Parantoff, wife of the
Bulgarian minister is visiting her
| brother. Mr.. Arthur NJ. Gile, at his
| home at North Andover, Mass
| The minister Of Sweden ana Mihe'
Ekengren, who have spent most OF the
summer at Bar Harbor. will not re-
turn to the legation here until some
| time in October.
Senator and Mrs ]. Hamilton Lewis
are spending few days at the shore
ham, having arrived from Chicago yes
terday.
| DR.. and Mrs James F. Mitchell en-
tertained at dinner last night at the
Pot and Kettle Club at Bar Harbor.
| Mrs. William F. Draper will give
! luncheon at her villa at Newport to-
, morrow.
L
| and Mrs. Ira Morris entertained at
| luncheon yesterday at the Shoreham,
when their guests included Mrs. Burle-
| son. the Misses Burleson and Mr.. Giu-
sepDe Brambilla, counselor of the 1tal
| ian embassy.
| Mrs. Robert E. Noble entertained at
| luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss
| Doughty, who is visiting her sister, Mrs.
w. J. LySter.
i The Chapel of the TRANSPORTATION was
the scene of beautiful wedding last
| night at s O'Clock, when Miss Grace
i Garland, daughter of Judge and Mrs.
John E. Garland. BEGAN. the bride of
Mr. Henry Sewall Brown of Evanston,
| III.
The Rev. Horace Wood stowell per
| formed the ceremony, and the church
| was decorated with roses, asters,
| palms and ferns.
| The bride wore a gown of white lace
and tulle, and her filmy tulle veil was
becomingly arranged beneath coronet
| of orange blossoms.
| Miss Marie Garland. the brides sis
| ter, was her only attendant. and she
| wore pink taffeta gown with white
| lace hat and carried a bouquet of pink
asters.
Mr. George f. Strong of st. Paul act
ed as best man and the ushers were Mr..
! William Mcdonald of Chicago and Mr..
| Charles S. Turner of st. Paul
| party and relatives followed at the
/ home of the brides parents.
! Mrs. Garland. the brides mother, as
sisted in receiving. wearing gown or
| cream lace over chiffon, with touches
Of French blue satin.
| Mr. and Mrs. Brown left late in the
evening for their wedding trip, the lat
| ter wearing tailored suit OF DARK
| blue cloth with black velvet toque.
| They will make their future home in
Evanston, III.
| Mr.. and Mrs Emmett J. Garland and
son Jack of Duluth. Mimi, were among
| the out of town guests here for the
wedding.
! A pretty wedding took place at 8
o'clock last night at the home OF the
/ brides parents, when Miss Esther
| Louise Wright. daughter of MI. ana
Mrs William Fl. Wright. became the
! bride of Mr. j. Bolton Fleming. KEY
! John T. Ensor of the Calvary NJ. =.
Church performed the ceremony in the
presenG OF a small compah! OF icla
| tives and intimate friends
/ The bride wore a gown OF white crepe
de chine, caught here and there win
clusters of tiny white rosebuds her
tulle veil. which fell in srace1ul lolas
to the end of her court train. was held
with a wreath of lilies Of the valley.
| bouquet of bride roses and lilies OF the
valley was carried.
| Miss Louise II. Brown. the maid OF
chine, and carried bouquet OF PINK
roses Mr.. William Mcdowell Of Phila-
| delphia was best man.
| A buffet supper followed. and later
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming left Tor an eA-
tended northern trip, the latter wear
| ing suit of mixed blue and gray
tweed, with smart black velvet nat.
They will reside at 1890 Park road on
their return.
! large gathering of relatives ana
| friends at Foundry Nj. p. Church yes
| terday afternoon at $3.50 0 CLOCK VII
messed a triple w T6s ssms an cl erpr
performed all three ceremonics-he'.
| Clarence Wise, pastor OF the iowa Ave
nue. NJ f.. Church, in the absence or lne
members of the latter church. and are
active in it's societies and Sunday
school. 1Y,s
The three couples and their attendants
were Miss Mildred Emily ClarKe;
daughter of Mrs. Viola NJ Clarhe' ana no
Mr. Burt Lee Smoker. with MISS Ada
maid of honor and best man. and pr,
Grant s. Barnhardt escortihs the
bride: Miss Ruth X. Barr, daughter OF
! Mr.. Louis J. Barr. and Mr.. ClarenGe
. Paul Lewis, with Miss Florence Black
; burn and Mr.. Law-rie Witter as malu or
. honor and best man. the brides father
escorting her. and Miss ,t ailha hs i,h
Mrs Zoe Strawn and Mr.. Joseph Saw
yer standing up with them and MI
Courtney Baldwin escorting the pride.
The couples approached the minister
! in the order named for the marriage
service. and then knelt in ilhe TO-
gether to receive the benedlctloh;
The ushers were Mr.. Harold ii.
Miner, Mr. Ray Stunz and Mr.. Clarence
II. Freark.
| Miss Clarke wore suit of hunters
green broadcloth with a green velvet
| hat to match. Miss Barr wore dark
blue poplin suit with black hat, and
| Miss Cross was in dark blue broad
cloth suit and a black hat. The brides
maids wore dark afternoon dresses and
large hats and carried bouquets OF
mink asters The brides carried white
asters
! There was no reception. as the cou-
Piles left at once for their honeymoon
| iaunts Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and Mr..
and Mrs. Smoker have gone to Buffalo.
Niagara Falls and Canada. and Mr. and
to Old Point Comfort and