Evening star., 1915-06-19
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Marriage of Miss Kelley and Mr..
Muzzy in Baltimore This
Morning
Miss Oliphant and Mr.. Hunter to BE
Married in Trenton This Afternoon.
Observation-Disclosures.

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: Mrs. Grace W. Nettleton announces
+ the enga cement of her daughter Mar
. this city.
Miss Eliza beth !Glkins Oliphant.
daughter of Mrs. alexander Coulter
1 Oliphant and a granddaughter of the
late Senator Stephen B. Elkins of West
! Virginia. will be married to Frank
Hunter of Pittsburgh this afternoon
in the Trenton Presbyterian Church.
Trenton. \. j. The bride will have
Miss Edwina Elkins Bruner of Phil
adelphia for her maid of honor. and
| her bridesmaids will be Miss Eliza bet n
Miss Dorothy Frost of Trenton; Miss
! Virginia r. Scully of Pittsburgh. Miss
| Ruth Teal. of Portland. Ore. and Miss
Ruth Rea of Bryn Mawr. Pa. Mr..
! kilswell Irwin of Boston will be Mr..
Hunters best man. and the ushers are
to be Messrs. Donald oliphant and John
| Haddock of Trenton. Sterling Patterson
of Montgomery, Ala: William Sneed of
/ Montclair. Montgomery Foster Of St.
| Davids Pa: John Hunter and Henry
| Hunter of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mrs Cornelius Belt is in Atlantic
| City for the summer.
| Miss Helen Russell Cauldwell daugh-
| ter of Mrs. Thomas William Cauldwell.
| and the late Thomas William Cauldwell
| of Washington, was married Thursday
! afternoon, June II, in the Church OF
| the Redeemer. in Morristown. n. j.,
| to Mr.. Robert Graham Bosworth, son
| of Mrs. Joab Otis Bosworth, of Den
| YER Col.
! The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. William f. Hughes, assisted by
! Rev. Barrett P. Tyler. The church was
decorated with daisies, white peonies
and palms.
The bride entered the church with
her uncle, DR.. Charles NJ. Cauldwell,
and was given away by her mother.
She was attended by her sister, Mrs.
Allan Hayward McAlpin. as matron OF
honor, and her little niece, Miss Betty
McAlpin, acted as flower girl. The
McAlpin and Miss Gertrude Behr of
| New York, Miss Dorothy Bruff OF
Brooklyn, Miss Ruth Taylor. Miss Dor
othy Dennis. Miss Marie B. Letchford.
| Miss Eleonora Kissel and Miss Mar
| earet Bissell. all of Morristown.
Mr.. Bosworth had as his best man his
brother, Mr.. Arthur Bosworth OF Den
yer: the ushers being Mr.. Harold Otis
Bosworth, brother of the bridegroom
Mr.. Chauncey Belknap, and MI Martin
| NJ. g; Parker OF Lowell. Mass: Mr.
| Mather Cleveland and Mr.. Richard Fill
lius of Denver, Mr.. Montgomery Angel
of Rochester. n. Y; Mr.. Heroy M
Dyckman of Orange. Mr.. Addison Bis
sell of Newark and Mr. burnnam n
Dell of Morristown.
The bride wore a gown of white sat
in veiled with tulle and caught with
| orange blossoms, the bodice being trim
med with rose point lace which had
! ding Her veil. which was of brussels
| point lace, is an heirloom and
has been worn by several brides in the
family. 1t extended the length OF the
| long tulle train and was held In place
bv wreath of orange blossoms. The
| bride wore the bridegroom's gift. dia-
| mond bar pin, and carried white
prayerbook with marker of orange
blossoms and white ribbons.
The matron Of honor's gown was
cream -colored net with girdle of
| corn -colored satin. with which she wore
| a picture hat of bronze tulle and car
ried a sheaf bouquet of yellow daisies.
The bridesmaids wore gowns of
! cream-colored net with turquoise blue
taffeta bodices. Their picture hats of
ecru straw lace were trimmed with
turquoise blue velvet streamers Like
the matron of honor, they carried sheaf
bouquets of yellow daisies tied with
turquoise gauZe ribbon.
The little flower girls dress was of
esh-colored tulle and she wore a tulle
bonnet and carried an old-fashioned
| bouquet.
The brides mother was gowned in
pearl gray satin with embroidered net
of the same shade and she wore a vio-
let hat. Mrs. Bosworth. the mother OF
the bridegroom, wore white. Veiled with
pale gray fiowered chiffon and gray
net. with lavender girdle and a vio-
let hat.
Following the ceremony, a large re-
ception was given by the brides moth
er al Cauldalpin. the home OF her SON
IN RI rpfa Mr i've A l.
| Ian Hayward McAlpin. The house was
decorated with daisies. peones. roses
and other summer flowers. Supper was
| served on the lawn, followed by dane
| ing.
The bride is well known in Washing
ton. where she has been a frequent
| visitor.
Mr. Bosworth graduated from Prince
ton In the class of 1912 and has Just
completed his course at the Harvard
Law School. Mr.. and Mrs. Bosworth
will make their future home In Denver.
Col.
st. Johns Church will be the scene Of
a beautiful wedding this afternoon at
4 O'Clock. when Miss Anne H. Gleaves.
daughter of Capt. Albert Gleaves.
U. S. n, and Mrs. GleaVes. and Lieut.
Thomas Earle Van Metre. U. 8. N. will
be married by the rector, Rev DIR. Ro-
land Cotton Smith.
The bride will be given away by her
father and her gown will be of white
satin and tulle.
| Miss Evalna Gleaves will be her only
attendant and her gown will be Of pink
taffeta
Ensign Carroll Frazier, U s. ~, will
act as best man and the ushsrs will be
Commander Charles T. Jewell and
. Lieut.. c, F. Pousland. Lieut.. H. H
Crosby, Lieut. o. c. Green, Ensign Carl
Fitzsimons. all Of U. S. NJ, and Lieut.
e. II. Harrison, u. g. A.
reception will follow at the home
OF the brides parents on Jefferson
place.
The Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Houston with their children left
yesterday for Woods Hole, Mass where
they have taken a cottage for the sum
mer. The Secretary will return to
Washington next week.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Wilkins enter
b, tanned informally at dinner last night
The marriage of Miss Marsarei
Kramer and Mr. J. W. Knott took nIac.
In Alexandria. Va, May 81.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Knott have returned
; from their wedding trip and are now
, at "a 7 street northeast.
] MAJ. and Mrs, Daniel J. Carr an