Evening star., 1916-06-26

Mrs Arthur Outerbridge of Middle
port. Ohio. is visiting her brother. Dr-
H. Wells Woodward.
Lieut.. Ralston II. Holmes, I. $. n,
and Mrs. Holmes arrived at Washing.
ton yesterday and are at the wizard
for a few days.
The Greek consul general to San
Francisco and Nine. kleanthis Nacar-
dakis are spending several days at the
Willard.
Rev. DR.. Charles c. Mclean performed
the ceremony at the marriage or MISS
Gray. jr, which took place Saturday
evening at o'clock at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. John F. Linton
was best man and Miss Leona 6: cray.
maid There was a large company OF
relatives and friends present supper
for the guests assembled at the cere-
mony followed Mr.. and Mrs. Gray
will reside at 1924 1 street northeast.
Burleson will leave Washington about
July IA for two-month camping trip
in Wyoming. They will divide their
time between the Eaton brothers ranch
of several weeks through the Yellow
stone Park.
Miss Ruth Wales. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Howe Wales Of Washington
and Hyde Park. y. Y. was married Sat
Hyde Park. to Mr.. Henry Francis
du Pont son of Col Henry A. du Pont,
senator from Delaware.
The Rev Sherrard Billings of Groton
School. Massachusetts. and the Rev.
Edward Pearson Newton, rector of st.
T.,
mony.
Mr.. Francis Riggs of Boston was best
man, and the ushers were Messrs. John
A1cott Beverly Robinson. Butler Ames.
Franklin Ellis, Ives Goddard and Mar
shall Bullet.
After :he ceremony supper waa
served on the lawns of the Wales home.
Mr. ard Mrs. du pont later started on
m automobile trip through the west.
The brides dress vas made of tulle
over cloth OF silver The upper part of
the bodice and front of skirt was en-
broidered in lilies of the valley with
seed pearls. The train was of cloth
of silver lined and trimmed with tulle.
The veil was of rose point lace that
belonged to her grandmother. Mrs.
Wales.
Mr., Gu Points gift to his bride was
large diamond tiara. She received
pearl necklace from her father and
ono frcm Col du Port. Besides these.
with sapphires. from Mr. and Mrs Eli
hu Root; a bow-knotted diamond pin,
with pear-shaped ornament. from Mr..
and Hrs. Frederick w. Vanderbilt: a
fe3thercd fan from Mrs. Vincent Astor,
and a blue enameled watch, set with dia-
nonds. from Mr. and Mrs. Archibald
Rogers
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hamilton Fred
entertained Wednesday evening at A
reception and dance given to celebrate
the nineteenth anniversary OF their
marriage The drawing rooms were
decorated with pink roses and maiden
hair ferns, the library with white bios
SONS, and the dining room in red with
a centerpiece of Richmond roses on the
table Mr. and Mrs. Fred were assisted
in receiving by their young daughters.
Miss Pauline Curry Fred and Miss Re-
becca Fairfax Fred. An orchestra
PLAYED throughout the evening and a
buffet supper was served at midnight.
Among the guests were Senator John
Sharp williams of Mississippi, DIR. and
Mrs. william Fred. Representative Hef-
Harrison and Humphries of Mississippi.
Representatives Lazaro. Aswen and
watkins of Louisiana. Representative
Whaley of South Carolina. Mr.sCharles $
f. Tribby, Mr.. Fitzwilliam Woodrow.
Mr.. James l.. Nelson. Mr. Edward
Voigt. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Trenis, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Pitcher Mrs. Pearce
Horne. Miss Elizabeth Rogers, Mr.
Samuel Rogers. DR.. Joseph D. Rogers,
Chenoweth. Mrs. Dorothy Baxter, Miss
Augusta Magruder, Miss Anna Ma
gruder, Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy and Mr..
Edward Patterson.