Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-23
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Mrs. Hughes Closes Residence Of
Republican Presidential Nomi-
nee Until After Election.
Secretary of Treasury and Mrs. NC
Adoo Leave for Jersey Coast.
Weddings-Other Events.


They will be joined by Mr.. Hughes
are in New York.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes in
j V street will not be opened until after
| November, and all their plans hinge
| upon the election.
| The Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. McAdoo are leaving Washington
| today for the Jersey coast. and are TAX
| ing with them their baby daughter.
the guest Of her grandfather, the Presi-
dent, at the White House for several
months.
Nine de Riano who left Washington
| a week ago with Mr.. and Mrs Paul
/! Pearsall, to be a guest at their home
! in Connecticut, will later go to New
| port.
| The ambassador of Spain is detained
| indefinitely in Washington. but will
| join Nine. de Riano at Newport when
| ever possible.
Maj and Mrs c. p. Summerall will
| entertain informally at dinner tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Austin of No. 1922
| Buchanan street had as their guests at
| dinner last evening the solicitor of the
Treasury Department and Mrs Lawrence
| Becker and Miss Frances G. Marshall
| Mrs Reginald Walker entertained at
| a luncheon today. in compliment to Mrs.
| J. William Todd of Mount Washington,
| Md. her sister-in-law. who is her guest
| at Florence Court
| Mrs. Glenn and Miss Glenn. wife and
| daughter of Gen. John l.. Glenn. U. S. A,
| retired, will arrive from San Antonio to-
day. and will stay at the Brighton until
they go to the New England coast for
the summer.
Mrs Mary Thompson announces the
marriage of her daughter, Mae Alice.
| and Mr.. Ralph f. Walker, Friday. June
Is at Kenilworth, d. c., the Rev. C. K.
p. Cogswell officiating.
An informal dance was held by the
"Bachelors' at their club. 2002 18th
street. Wednesday evening, June 81. A
huet eveg supper rbo was served during
Misses Clara Leonard. Bernard Nc
Williams. Catherine Jones. Elizabeth
| Manning, Elizabeth Woodward. Thelma
Brennan. Loretto Miller. Lillian Nc
man. Marie Robbins, Fanny Hampton,
Mabel Lewiss, Dorothy Keys. Helen
Driscoll and Marguerite Fountain, and
Messrs. Albert Laird. Clarence Moore,
William Hammett. Edward c. Ardeeser.
jr., William ]. Monran. Paul Ardeeser.
| Robert A. Moulden. J. Whit Hammett,
E. Leslie Hardisty, Cogan Hammett'
| Rollie Moore. Curtis Mentzel. Hiram
Cash, Roy Schlegel Elmer Sauter and
James Grafton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Shepherd.
Mrs. f. Herbert Block entertained at
| a bridge party followed by tea yester-
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. John N
| Popham. jr.
| Invited to meet the guest of honor
! were Mrs. John Petty, Mrs. James W.
| Orme. Mrs. Charles W. Morgan, Mrs
Frank Mast Mrs. Edward C. Baltz and
Mrs. Wyatt Franks.
Mrs. Bertha Odenwald and Mr.. H. Ma
son Morris were married yesterday
morning at the Church of the Epiphany.
Rev. Percy F: Hall performed the cere-
mony. Mrs. Edward J. Kelly. a sister
| of the bridegroom, was matron of honor,
| and Mr.. Edward J. Kelly was best man
| The bride wore becoming gown of
| white net. with large white picture
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris left for trip to
| Atlantic City.
Mrs. Harry ]. senay has returned
from Chicago, where she visited her
son. Mr.. Harry j. Senay. and will be at
her home, 1912 T street. after June 25
Representative and Mrs. Harry L
Candy occupied Mrs. Senay's house
during the winter.
In an atmosphere of flowers and mu
| sic the marriage of Miss Mildred Jun.
| Tegeler and Mr.. Melvin Ferdinand
Fischer took place at o'clock las
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Tegeler a.
1925 street northeast.
| Canon William l.. De Vries performet
the ceremony in the presence of a small
family party. Mr.. Tegeler giving hi
daughter away. Flowers in profusiol
were used to add gala dress to tn,
rooms and pink rambler roses predomi
| mated.
Palms and ferns formed a backgroun,
| for tall pink and white lilies, befor,
which the white satin prie-dieu stood
Miss Bessie Tegeler played the wed
ding march
The bride wore an exquisite gown il
round length of chantilly lace under
| bouffant drapery of white sifk TIL,
| veil was short and held with cluster
Of orange blossoms. and she carried
of the valley.
Miss Hilda Fischer. sister of tn,
bridegroom, was the brides only at
tendant. She wore a short skirt o
satin ruffied to the waist with tulle
with a bodice of pink taffeta. She car
ried pink sweet peas.
Mr.. John A. Rooms was best man.
large reception from $3.50 to 10:3t
and Mrs. Fischer started upon theii
wedding journey she wore a blue tat
feta suit with modish hat of blacl
and white.
After August / Mr. and Mrs Fische,
will be at home at 325 f street north
east.
A beautiful wedding took place las,
evening when Miss Fern Herbert
Prince. daughter Of Mrs Emily F
Prince. became the bride of the Rev
John Alexander Bowman
The ceremony was performed at s:3(
o'clock at the Central Presbyterian
Church, Rev. James II. Taylor officiat
ing, in the presence of a large gather
ing of relatives and friends
Quantities of white roses and peonie.
against background of palms ant
ferns formed the decoration in the
church. and preceding the ceremony Mr.
Fred Boorman gave selection on the
cello.
The bride. who was given in marriage
by her brother, Mr.. Roy W. Prince
wore gown of white satin with ar
overdrapery formed of an -exauisit.
Chinese embroidered shawl, which wa,
given by the brides grandfather to hel
grandmother on their wedding day
Her tulle veil was wreathed with lille.
Of the valley. and she carried shower
bouquet of bride roses and lilies of tn.
valley. Her only ornament was, an an
tique gold chain.
Miss Agnes Pendfeton OF Richmond