Evening star., 1915-06-11
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
Marriage of Miss Scudder and Lieut..
Capehart. U. S. NJ, in Brook
lyn Yesterday.
Dinners at the Army and Navy Club
Last Night-Wedding Plans.
Summer Plans-Notes.

The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Hew-
lett Scudder. daughter of Justice and
Mrs Scudder. and Lieut. Wadleigh
Capehart. T. S. n, son OF Capt. and
Mrs Edward F. Capehart of this city,
took place yesterday afternoon at the
home of the brides parents, 112 Willow
street, Brooklyn. y. Y.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Henry Townsend Scudder of Tarry-
| town. n y. relative of the bride,
and the Rev. pr. William r. Watson
| of Sea Cliff. The house decorations
were white pink and deep red peonies
| in vases
| The bride a white satin gown.
trimmed with rose point lace. and her
tulle veil was held with cap of rose
| point and orange blossoms. She car
/ ried lilies of the valley and wore a
| pendant moonstoue set in pearls, the
| gift of the bridegrnom'S mother. Miss
Alfalfa Thayer Scudder, a sister of the
| bride. was the maid of honor, and the
| bridesmaids We're Misses Lucy HoWa rd
| Of Washington, y. .; Use and Ursula
| knauth Of New York and Hazel l.
Scudder
| The maid of honor wore lovely
gown of lowered chiffon with the bod
| ice of lavender taffeta while the brides
| maids dresses were of pale blue taffeta
with fun ruffied skirts of fowered net
All the attendants carried bouquets
| of shaded sweet peas.
Lieut.. Josiah Ogden Hoffman. L. S.
n. was best man, and the ushers were
Lieuts. Francis j. Comerford. a. H.
| Gray, Lewis Hancock and Everett Cape
hart, l.. S. \.
Mrs Scudder, the brides mother, wore
black chantilly lace over white satin,
and Mrs. Capehart, mother of the bride
groom, wore gown Of gold-colored
satin.
Rev Or. Joseph T. Kelly. pastor of
the Fourth PRESBYTERIAN Church and
Mr. a. b. Kelly left the city this after
noon to attend their class reunions and
the commencement exercises at Prince
ton University.
Miss Margaret Woodward Evins,
| daughter of Mrs. Thomas Hopkins and
Mr.. William NJ. Spencer, jr., will be
married June % at the Church of the
Advent in Birmingham. Ala, at pm.
Miss Evins, who is unusually attrac-
tive. is niece Of Mrs. Oscar Under
| wood of Alabama, and during the past
| winter visited Representative and Mrs
Underwood at their home in this city
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund K Goldsbor-
| and Mrs. William d. Poultney at their
| summer home in Chattolanee Md
Mrs Mark Bristol of this city, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Brown, at Mondawmin, Nd.
Mrs. Mackay Smith and the Misses
Mackay Smith. are spending a few
days in New York. en- route to their
summer home, at Seal Harbor. Me.
| Prof. and Mrs stimson Brown. were
the hosts at a dinner last night at
the Army and Navy Club in honor
Of Rear Admiral ". 5. Benson. u. S n,
and Mrs. Benson The other guests TO
meet them were Mai Gen. Barnett.
L. s. NJ G.. and Mrs George Barnett,
Mrs. stephen +. Elkins. Mrs r Dewitt
lTalmage, Mrs. John Lindsay Morehead,
Mrs. William c. Goreas, Gen Ernest
Darlington, I. S. A.: capt. Edward w
E;berle. L. s ~ and Mrs EberIe, Mr..
and Mrs. William K.arney Carr, Capt
Nolan. u. S. A.. Capt. Chase. T. S n;
Comma nder Cronan. I. s. n. and Pay
Director Martin, Y. s. n. and Mrs,
Martin.
! Others entertaining at dinner at the
Army and Navy Club were. Lieut.. and
Mrs. j. +. Rhodes. Col and Mrs A. e.
Macomb. Gen. Harry A. Anderson.
/ Commander T. 7. Craven. Comma ndes
| Ralph Earle. Lieut.. and Mrs. ". +.
! Revan. Mai. and Mrs, lanes Candy.
f. Nal. carl Hartmann. Capt. Percy l..
A pretty home wedding took place al
| the residence Of Rev. Dr w. T. Knox
/ 7iG6 finey Branch road. last night,
when his daughter, Miss Barbara
Maude Knox. became the bride of Mr..
/ Edwin Franklin Albertsworth The
ceremony was performed by Rev. J.
y. Anderson Of Washington Missionary
/ college In the presence Of 1875 guests
The house was elaboratclv decorated
the color scheme being pink and green
preceding the ceremony Mrs. Clemen
ifam@r SANG 4 solo. after which the
bride ana groom, accompanied by their
attendants. marched to the drawing
room. where the wedding service was
read The bride wnr. a gown of white
satin. with tHnic OF lace trimmed
with orange blossoms and pearls Her
long tullc veil was caught with a
wreath of orange blossoms, and she
carried a shower bouquet Of white
roses and lilies of the valley. The hride
was given away by her father. who is
treasurer OF the general conferences of
Seventh-da Adventists, and cousin
Of former Secretary Of State Philander
was bridesmaid, and she wore % pou,n
Of white plated net over pink satin
trimmed with pink rosebuds, She car.
rind a bouquet Of pink roses.
The wedding music was playe6 r,
Miss Wtnnifred Bowen and Mrs. Jryine
Stein"l- Mr. Z. Q. Taylor of cbfca pr
was best man
AiIotlS 'hoSt present Were. Prof an,
Mrs J j. Shaw, Prof. and Mrs W. w
Prescott. Rev. and Mrs f. r, Palmer
Mrs, i. NJ. Wilcox, Rev and Mrs Z; T,
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs Walter 7
!, Burgan. Mr.. and Mrs H. e Rogers
Mai. and Mrs. Stewart, Mr. ant
Mrs. F, F. Plummer, DR.. and Mrs 3
G. Wilkinson, Prof and Mrs. r. r
Caviness. Dr. and Mrs II. W. Miller
Mr. and Mrs, D. W. Reavis. Mr.. an,
MIS- L. seeley. ]. Fl. Evans, Mr. an,
Mrs Fl. H. Cobban, Mrs. Fredericl
Griggs, Mr.. and Mrs Steinel Mr.. an,
Mrs. T. f. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. I. A
Ford. Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Snow. Mrs
w. A. Spicer. Mrs. ". H. Town. Mr.. an,
| Mrs. A. J. s. Bourdeau Mrs r.
| Miller. Miss Lucille Mallory, Miss Hele1
| Miller, Miss Mildred Deite Miss Ma he
| Sceley, Miss Jesse Evans Mrs Howar
Miller and many others
II Mr.. and Mrs. Albertsworth will spcn
l their honeymoon on the Pacific Goa 81
| and upon their return in the fall tn
bridegroom will go to the Washingto
| Missionary College as professor O
| Greek and Hebrew.
Miss Jennie Rice Of Chicago, who ha
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. /. v
Nordlinger, is now visiting her aun
Mrs. Isaac Behrend of 1854 Mfntwoo
| place.
Miss Helen G. Galbraith gave a ''mis
cellaneous shower" yesterday for Mis-