Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-09

ginia Beach. will return to Baltimore
September Is. and probably will go to
Westminster, Md, for short time be-
fore leaving for the south in October.
where they expect to remain for some
time. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson will return
to their apartment in Baltimore in No
vember, Miss Wilson remaining in Ten
| nessee for several months.
Yesterday being the birthday ami
versary of Mrs. Annie Wilson Howe,
the Presidents sister, she and a party
OF relatives celebrated it by a theater
party. MIS-. Howe is now in New York
city, having completed her visit to
Cornish. n. H., at Harlakenden house,
with Miss Margaret Wilson
beautiful wedding took place in
the Warner Memorial Presbyterian
Church of kensington. Md. Wednesday
chaplin. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Byron A Chaplin, became the bride of
Louis Hamilton Willard of this city
me church was elaborately decorated
plants, arranged by three friends of
the bride. Misses Sarah r. Kinnear,
Carrie Webster and Mrs. Lewis T.
9oynton. The reserved pews were.
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seas and clematis A musical program
was rendered during the seating of the
guests by Miss Alice Terrell, who pre-
sided at the organ, and Harry Bigley,
who sang Burleigh's 80 Perfect Love"
The matron of honor was Mrs George
Burton Buck of New York city. She
was dressed in pink accordion pleated
chiffon under pink silk net trimmed
were Misses Helena Webster. Phyllis
Hermann of Kensington Eleanor Will
lard. sister of the groom. and Inez
Lewis of Washington. They were
dressed in pink georgette crepe over
taffeta. trimmed with lace. and carried
maidenhair ferns tied with pink tulle.
Entering from the Sunday school
room, the bridesmaids met the bridal
party at the main doors of the church
and escorted them to the altar. The
bride was dressed in a handsome gown
Of ivory crepe meteor and silk net. and
carried bouquet of kaiserin roses
and valley lilies The dress was cut
low and trimmed with seed pearls. She
wore the conventional long veil with
A duchess lace cap. held in place by a
wreath of orange blossoms She was
escorted by her father Alger Willard
Of Pittsburgh was best man for his
brother. The ushers were Messrs. AL
lison Chaplin of Kensington, brother of
the bride: Page Etchison and Frank
Borden of this city and Oliver Olson
Of Ithaca. n. Y. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR.. Henry Runner
of Darlington, Md, formerly of Ken
sington. assisted by the Rev Mr.. Ranke
of Grace Reformed Church. Washing
ton.
Mrs. Byron A. Chaplin. mother of the
bride, wore . handsome gown of anne
thyst crepe meteor. Mrs. T. +. Will
lard, mother of the groom, wore gray
crepe de chine.
A reception followed Immediately at
the home of the brides parents. on
Connecticut avenue. The bridal party
and the parents of the newly welded
couple were in the receiving line. A
buffet supper was served. Mrs A. FL.
kinnear presided in the dining room
She was assisted by Mrs Zimmerman.
Mrs Carroll Duval and Miss Beatrice
Chamberlain of Washington and Misses
Mary Hyatt. Jane Hermann. Alma Nc
keevar and Virginia Wilson of Ken
sineton Miss Ellen Chaplin presided
at the punch bowl.
The attendants of the bride and
groom were presented with 'lainty gold
fri endship pins
Mr.. and Mrs Willard left on d late
train for an extended trip in the
north Mrs. Williards travelling dress
was navy blue gabardine trimmed with
black velvet.
Just before her departure the bride.
according to custom. threw her hou-
quet. which was caught by Miss Alma
Upon their return the couple will be
at home on Newton street northwest,
Washington.
DR.. and Mrs, Charles a. Schlaer and
Miss Annie T. Gordon of 900 Westmin
ster street northwest have returned
from Jordan White sulphur Springs.
ST.
Mrs. Margaret NJ tarty ana MISS
Georgia Cromwell. both of Frederick.
Md, are visiting Mrs. Cartys son. AL
ton b. Carly, on their return trip from
Boston, Mass. IheN VISITED MRS. DAISY
fonklln while In BOSTON
Miss Mabelle coldenstroth has gone
to New York for an indefinite stay to
continue her musical study.
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returned TO the guy from an extensive
western "TRIP on the coast
'oyce and MI Chafies arthur flske'
both OF TINS clty, tooh place idst even
ing at 8 O'Clock al the summer RESI-
dence Of Mrs; Joyce SISTERS AT SANDY
| Church, Md, performed the ceremony
md members of the FAMILY only were
present.
| home at Chevy Chase. d. e.. for the
winter
of Virginia have arrived in this city
and are staying at the Shoreham
| Mr.. A. KATE viii be at home from
( I until 10 O'Clock sunday, 223 South
| Pitt street Alexandria,. Va, in honor