Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-14
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ding trip, the latter wearing smart
blue travelling suit with black satin
hat.
N Y, after July I.
A small family party will witness
the ceremony and fully two hundIeo
guests will attend the reception at the
wedding of Miss Marie l.. Seitz. daugh,
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Seitz. and
Dr. Arthur L. Hunt. which will take
place this evening at the home OF the
,, brides parents, 1914 Munroe street.
The Rev DIR. Percy Hall. assistant
rector of Epiphany Church. will off1ci-
ate. the ceremony taking place a few
moments before o'clock.
There will be no attendants for either
bride or bridegroom. and every detail
will be as simply arranged as possible
The marriage OF Miss Mary Wheeler
Vest and Lieut.. Mason James Young.
L. S. A, will take place this evening
at the home of the brides aunt. Mrs.
William Burr Harrison. on p street.
Rev. F. W:~Denys will perform the
ceremony.
Miss Anna Cecilia Roth of Lexing-
ton. KY, will be married to Mr.. Arthur
tory of St Johns Catholic Church,
Forest Glen. at $50 o'clock this even
ing, the Rev. Father J. c. Rosensteel
officiating. Only the immediate family
will witness the ceremony.
The reception the lawn of Mr..
Claxtons home. on LIST avenue and B
street, Woodside. Md. from S to 10
o'clock, will be a particularly pretty
event. The lawn will be strung with
electric lights in gay japanese lanterns.
and there is special platform,
ranged with tall palms and flowers.
where Mr.. Claxton and his bride will
stand to receive congratulations from
the large company of invited guests.
They will leave at midnight for a
wedding journey. and will return in
time to be at home to their friends
after July Is
the navy and official and resident So
ciety will be present at the reception
this evening at the home of Chief
Naval Constructor and Mrs. David w.
Taylor. which will follow the simple
marriage ceremony of their daughter.
Miss Dorothy Taylor, and Mr. Robert
Courtney billiard of Minneapolis
The Rev. Father E. L. Buckley will
viii be her sister. Miss May Taylor.
who is yet a schoolgirl. Mr.. Arthur
! Donnelly of New jersey will be best
man for Mr.. Hilliard.
distinctive little adjunct to the
! brides toilet. to be worn tonight. is
quaint. oidfashioned brooch or
pendant of opals and diamonds which
was worn by her grandmother, her
mother and other women of the family
| on their wedding days.
Miss Margaret Catherine Murphy.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs D. J.
Murphy. was married at 10 o'clock
this morning in the home of her par
Rev. Father Morris officiating. Both
bride and bridegroom were unattended
and only party of relatives and
few intimate friends were present.
The music for the wedding was es-
pecially composed for and dedicated to
the bride by Mr.. Arthur Koerner. and
the decorations were charmingly car
, ried out in peonies, roses and other
! flowers of the season.
The bride wore a modish gown of
blue taneta with q hat of white French
hemp trimmed with flowers. and
white fox fur. and carried bouquet of
orchids with shower Of lilies of the
valley. wedding breakfast was
served. and imm ediately after Mr. and
Mrs. Lamb left in their automobile for
wedding journey to points of interest
They viii be at home at o51s 18th
street after August /.
Among the out-of-toWn guests who
came to Washington for the wedding
were Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Fischer
and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Fischer of Bal
timore and Miss Lena Falk Gjertsen of
New York, aunt Of the bridegroom
Miss Frances Efinger entertained at
dinner last evening, followed by dane
ing at Dover House in honor Of Miss
Dorothy Taylor and Mr. Robert Court
ney Hilliard. whose wedding takes
place this evening. In addition to the
honor guests those present were Lieut.
and Mrs William H. Holcombe Miss
Ellie Leteune. Miss Margaret Smith.
Miss Dorothy Wyeth. Miss Mary Irwin
Miss Dorothy Adams, Miss Margaret
Howard. Miss Cress, Miss Antoinnette
Ray. Miss Katherine Efinger. Lieut..
Cress. Lieut.. Price, Lieut.. Herman.
Lieut.. Billiard, Lieut. Larkin, Mr.. Ar
thur Donnelly. Mr.. Daingerfeld Addi-
son. Mr.. Douglas Hillyer. Mr.. Joseph
Davidson. Mr.. Greer Marechal, Mr..
Henry Dixon and Mrs. Fred Gibbs.
American amba ssador to Italy, arrived
She leaves today for Boston to visit
friends before sailing with the ambas-
sador June "a.
Mrs. William F. Draper and Miss
Ora per have arrived in Newport
Dr. George n. Doulieff. first secretary
Of the Bulgarian legation, entertained
informally at luncheon yesterday at the
Shoreham.
Benja min Bond, sixteen, and John H.
Sticklein, jr.. seventeen, both of High
landtown, Md, were drowned while