Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-24
.EvENTS-0F INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels Entertain House
Party.
Miss Finley and Mr.. Moore Married
in North Carolina-Wed-
dings-Notes.

The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
morning from visit at Richmond and
trip to historic points on the James
river. They are entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs Herbert Worth Jackson. Miss
Evelyn Jackson, NJ. H. w. Jackson, jr..
and Mrs. Z. E. Moffitt. all of Richmond.
who entertained them in that city and
accompanied them on the cruise. Their
visit here will be short.
Mrs. Adelaide Worth Bagley, the
mother of Mrs. Daniels. and Mr.. Worth
Bagley Daniels. their son, were also
of the party entertained on the Sylpn.
An interesting wedding, which took
place in the far south Wednesday even
| ing, was that of Miss Mary Elizabeth
| Mrs. David f. Finley. who was married
| at the family home at York, S. C.. to
| Walter Bedford Moore. jr., son of Maj.
and Mrs. Walter b. Moore Of York. The
| marriage service was read by Rev.
| James l.. Oates and Rev. T Tracy
| Walsh. Only candle light was used
| throughout the house, and the decora-
tions were Of pink and white roses and
shasta daisies and palms. The brides
maids were gowned in pink silk
net over pink taffeta, made with slight
ly modified hoop skirts, and carried
pink roses. They were Miss Reaux Jones
Of Columbia, Miss Eliza Wylie of Lam
caster, Miss Anna Miller of Rock HILL
Miss Anna Kitchin of Winnsboro. Miss
Alec Starr Miss Anna Lewis and Miss
Margaret Adams Finley, all of York
The maid of honor was Miss Frances
Gist Finley. who wore gown of pale
green silk net and cloth of silver over
green taffeta and carried an armful of
| pink roses.
The brides gown was of white geor-
gette crepe over white charmeuse, with
bodice and trimming of silver lace Her
veil, which was fashioned in cap effect
was caught with sprays of orange
blossoms, and she carried white roses
Miss Elizabeth .Oate&' and Master Jo-
seph Hart, jr., We're flower girl and
| .ingbearer Mr. George Cartwright was
| best man. and the groomsmen were Mr.
Huger Bacot of Charleston. Mr.. Robert
| Lindsay of Columbia, Mr.. Rion Nc
| kissick and Mr.. Calhoun Mayes OF
Greenwood. Rev. John Taylor of Gran
of Atlanta. Ga, and Mr.. David Edward
Finley, Jr. Of Philadelphia. The ush-
ers included Mr.. Allison Lee of Laurens.
Mr. Thomas Cartwright of Anderson,
Mr. Henning Adickes, Mr.. Walter Bar
rom Mr.. Gist Finley. Mr.. Robert Finley
and Mr. States R. G. Finley of York.
| Immediately after the ceremony q
large reception was held. Mrs. Finley re-
| celV1nR the guests III d gown Oh oiSHlu
taffeta, and Mrs. Walter b. Moore. sr..
wore lavender taffeta. Later In the
evening MIR and Mrs. Moore left for
New York. going from there to Nova
Scotia. They will be at home at York.
S. c., after September l.
| Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall and her
| mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs. w. e.
| Kinsey, went to Mount Vernon today
as guests of Mrs Claude A. Swanson.
| Yesterday the Vice President and
| Mrs. Marshall and Mr.. and Mrs. kinsey
| went to Alexandria for service at old
Christ Church.
Mrs. Porter J. McCumber and Miss
| Helen McCumber will return this week
| from Jamestown, r. 1.
| Count Won Bernstorff, German ambas-
sador. who has established the embassy
at Rye, n. Y, for the summer. is the
| guest for a few days of Mrs. Edward
lStieglitZ of New York city. at her sum-
| mer estate on the Bolton road, Lake
George, n. Y. He arrived Saturday in
| company with Mrs. Stieglitzs daughter.
| Mrs. S. S. Shubert of New York, who is
to spend some time with her mother.
| The count has been extended the hos
pitality of the Lake George Country
Club. and is spending good deal of
his time there on the golf links. He
| played golf at the club yesterday, and
will again be seen on the links in the
morning.
Miss Julia Meyer, daughter Of Mr.
| George Won l.. Meyer, former Secretary
the flower ~ 70 be held at Cedar Acres,