Evening star., 1915-11-25

November 60, at O'Clock. in the pres
| ence of the immediate relatives, at the
home of the brides parents. 6SS c street
| northeast.
The ceremony, which was performed by
| an uncle of the bride, Rev. G. A. Shreve.
was followed by a reception Paims ana
quantities of chrysanthemums formed the
decoration. Just before the ceremony
Miss Edna Shreve, sister OF the bride.
| sang 20. Promise Me-.
| The bride wore white tulle dress over
white crepe de chine. and a tuile veil,
| fastened with orange blossoms. She
| carried a shower bouquet of bride roses.
| Miss Mildred Shreve, who was her sis
ter's only attendant. wore becoming
gown of pink tulle over pink crepe de
| chine, and carried pink roses.
| Mr.. Niles Freeman was the best man.
| Later Mr.. and Mrs. Sparkling left for a
| wedding trip. the latter wearing osult
of blue broa dcloth with white velvet hat
| and black fox furs. o -
Upon their return they will reside on
! Livingston street. Chevy Chase, where
they have a new bungalow
The marriage of Representative
Frederick H. Gillett of Springfield,
! Mass. and Mrs. lockwood Hoar. widow
i of former representative in Congress
| from Massachusetts. viii take place
today at the home OF the bride. Kew
of the bridegroom at Amherst College
and rector of St. Johns Church. will
officiate.
Only small family party will be in
attendance, including Mr.. and Mrs.
William E. Rice of Worcester. Mass,
parents of Mrs Hoar. and the latter
two daughters. Miss Frances Hoar and
! Miss Louise Hoar.
Representative Glllett ana ms "iIe
will be back here, after their honey
moon travels, for the opening OF Con-
gress ..'
Miss Thelma Van Kirk Hyatt of 18th
| street is at East Orange, n. j., guest
at the residence of Judge Pierson, who
is entertaining a house party over
| THANKSGIVING. Later she will visit New
| York city, Troy, Syracuse and ithaca,
| reaching the latter city in time TO par
| ticipate in the Cornell junior week
| festivities. 1
Mrs. Thomas c. Dawson expects to &c
to New York Friday for the Army and
| Navy foot ball game. ',-@
| Mr.. and Mrs Edmond Mallet have sent
out cards announcing the marriage OF
| their daughter Beatrice Viola and Mr.
William Thomas Conboye.
! The ceremony took place yesterday
| morning at ST. Patrick's Church.
Miss Dorothy Crisp was the brides
only attendant and Mr.. George Schlat'
| acted as best man.
Mr., and Mrs. Conboye left immediate
/ l. E
| city. They will reside at 81 Z stree
| northwest on their return.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rossire, jr., OF
Yonkers arrived Monday to be the
! guests of the latter's parents Mr.. ano
| Mrs j. Murray Burreu, at Cleveland
| Park.
! Mrs. Burrell and Mrs. Rossire will be
| at home informally Saturday afternoon
after 4 o'clock.
I Mrs. Wilbur c. Wright of Miami. Fla.
| who has been the guest of Mrs. Lucas
! of 147 Thomas street northwest fol
| some time past, has been suddenly
| called home. -..
! Col. William W. Harts, U. S. A, anc
Mrs Harts are entertaining at tea
this afternoon at their residence, 1s4z
| Mintwood place northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs Dosh of Gaithersburg
! Md, entertained party of friends
! from this city Saturday night. Music
i and dancing were enjoyed until late
| hour, followed by an oyster roast The
guests included DR.. Etchison, DR.. Carl
| ton Etchison, DR.. Bates Etchison, DR.
| Nell Etchison, Mr.. Spates and Miss
Jennie Burdette, all of Gaithersburg g
/ Nd; Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hunter, Mr.
Dunlap Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Pulliam
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Beuchert, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Maurice Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs
w B. Clemmer, Mr.. and Mrs. B. P
| Dougherty and Mr.. and Mrs. P. j
| Dougherty, all of Washington, D. c.
| Miss Maud rockingham, daughter OF
Mrs. May B. rockingham of Laurel
and Mr.. John H. Roby of Berwyn were
! married this afternoon at Dumbartor