Evening star., 1915-11-08
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Marriage of Miss Martin and Ensign
Paddock This Morning at
st Pauls Recory.
Weddings Here and Elsewhere.
Card Party for Bride-to-Be.
Luncheons-Notes.

An interesting wedding took place at
II O'Clock this morning at the rectory
of St Paurs Church, when Miss Mildred
Elizabeth Martin, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin a. Martin. and Ensign
Hubert E,sterly Paddock, L. S. N. were
married IN the presence of a small family
party by Mgr. Macfin.
The bride wore smart travelling suit
of hunters green broadcloth, trimmed
with fur, with d velvet hat to match, and
a corsaee bouquet of white orchids and
lilies of the vaaley.
Miss Marian VIII WAS the brides only
attendant, and she wore IA blue broad
cloth suit with hat to match, and a
corsage bouquet of violets.
Ensign Paddock and his bride left i'm
medately after the ceremony for their
wedding trip They will visit relatives
in Michigan before going to Norfolk,
where Mr.. Paddock's ship, the U. S. S.
New Hampshire, is stationed.
Miss Elizabeth Mitchell is entertaining
at IL card party this afternoon in COM
plment to Miss Mary Graft. whose mar
riage to Mr. Karl William Corby will
take place Wednesday evening at st.
Margaret's Church.
A marriage of interest in this city.
where the bridegroom has many friends,
is that of Miss Aida Marion Reid ana
Mr. H. F. Arthur Schoenfeld, which
took place Wednesday afternoon. Sep
tember -, in Holy Trinity Church at
Montevideo, Uruguay. where the BRIDE
groom, .who is the son of Dr. and mrs.
Hermann Schoenfeld of Cleveland Park.
this city, is secretary to the American n
legation.
The bride who is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John S. Reid, English resi-
dents, Quinto Mariana. Pocitos, was
given away by her father; she wore d
gown of Mechlin lace and pearls. with
court train of white mirror velvet, nm
ished at the end with two pearl but
terf1ies. She wore d chaplet of orange
blossoms under her veil and carried a
bouquet of white Palma violets.
The bridesmaids were Miss Fraser,
Miss Chantrill of Buenos Aires. Miss
Elenita Davie and Miss Hettle Shaw.
who were gowned in white fowered
taffeta with tuile fichus, and wore blue
ninon hats and white tulle muffs with
blue steamers. They carried bunches
of pink and blue roses and wore gold
brooches set with salphires as we'd
ding gifts.
SoIano, charge d'affaires of Cuba.
After the register had been signed in
the vestry there was reception at the
home Of the brides parents, where the
entTdNce nan was eldDOEdltly urdptu
with british, American and Uruguayan
flags and the drawing room was artis-
tically decorated with flowers.
Wedding toasts to the bride, bride
groom and attendants were proposed at
the reception Later Mr.. and Mrs.
Schoenfeld left for Buenos Aires where
they will spend their honeymoon. Many
officials prominent in the diplomatic
corps and public service were present
at the reception.
At the civil ceremony performed the
day before, the witnesses for the bride
were Messrs W Kerr Connell and
James Fraser, and for the bridegroom
the American minister, Mr.. r. z. JEFF
frey; the chief of protocol in the min
istry of foreign affairs, Senior Fermin
Carlos de Yerequi, and Mr.. Henry l..
James.