Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-15
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Home of Senator and Mrs. Hoke
Smith Scene of Daughters
Marriage.
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Minister of Norway Leaves for Sea-
son-Luncheon for Mrs. Lansing.
Marriages and Other Items.

| Inc proper OnClal Phase was given
| the marriage of Miss Callie Smith.
daughter of Senator and Mrs. Hoke
Smith of Georgia, and Mr.. ]. Lyman
| Grant Pratt, which took place at noon
| today. by the presence at the breakfast
| of the Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. McAdoo. the Attorney General and
| Mrs. Gregory and other members of the
| cabinet, of the Senate, the House and
other branches of officaldom, all Of
| them the more intimate friends OF the
| family.
| The ceremony was performed at IL
o'clock. high noon, by Rev. Father e.
L. Buckley of St. Matthews Church.
with a large company of relatives and
| intimate friends present. The drawing
| rooms, reception hail. dining room and
| other parts of the house were profusely
| decorated with pink and white flowers,
1 but there was no special arrangement,
| such is generally used at home we'd
dings. and there was no wedding march
| included in the program of music for
| the event.
| Just as little ceremony attended the
| arrangements for the wedding service
as possible. and the only attnedant was
Mr.. David TAFT Of Washington, who
| was best man for Mr.. Pratt
| The bride wore a modish gown OF
white. with a large white hat instead
of a wedding veil. and carried a cluster
of white spring blossoms.
| Following the ceremony, Senator and
Mrs. Hoke Smith and Mrs. LIE Gage
Pratt. mother of the bridegroom. re-
ceived with the newly married couple.
| When Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt left Wash
ington for their honeymoon trip this
afternoon the latter wore strikingly
stylish gown of dark blue gabardine
with a hat to correspond. They will
make their home in New Jersey Jersey: u..
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs Marion Smith
| and Mr.. Ronald Ransom of Atlanta. and
Lieut.. and Mrs. Aston r. Simpson Of
Annapolis. relatives Of the bride: MI Nj;
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Seibold and Mr..
Lloyd Seibold of Philadelphia, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Frank Pratt OF Pratts
| Junction. Mass. uncle and aunt OF the
| bridegroom; Mrs. Julian Heath and her
son, Mr.. Julian Heath of New York. and
Mr.. George William Mcclellan of Phil.
adelphia.
Mrs. Newton D. Baker. wife of the
Secretary of War, had few callers
yesterday afternoon at her suburban
home In the Woods, receiving informal
! ly on the veranda.
The minister of Norway and Nine.
Bryn closed the legation, at<1734 Cons
necticut avenue, this morning and. with
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Summit, Pa where they will spend the
entire summer.
Mrs. Robert Lansing and Mrs. Edward
W. Eberle shared honors at a luncheon
party entertained today by Miss
Amarylllis Gillett at her home on
street
| Miss Gillett will make a series of Wis.,
it's in the north and east before going
| to her country home in Illinois. where
the Gillett farm is one of the show
places of that part Of the country.
| vitations for the luncheon party she
| was to have entertained today at the
| Washington barracks because of the
| order given Tuesday for SO many of the
officers at the barracks to move to the
| Mexican border. ~
/ Mrs. Wooten will go to Atlantic City
June 20. and will remain there for a
time while making more permanent
plans for the summer
Judge and Mrs. c. c. Mcchord enter
tanned in an interesting way at the
| New Willard yesterday asking a num-
Der of friends to watch the prepared
ness parade from their windows.
| In the party were Mr.. Justice and
Mrs. Oliver Wendell Holmes, Nine. de
Zaldivar. wife of the minister from
Salvador. Mrs. James r. Mann. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Day and others. all Of
| An interesting wedding will take
place this Afternoon at o'clock in the
ballroom at the Shoreham. when Mrs.
Eloise Cissell Harden. daughter Of Mrs.
s. SewalI Cissel. and Mr.. Thomas
Philip Bones will be married in the
presence of small company Of re]a-
tives and intimate friends by the Rev.
w r. wedderspoon.
/ Mrs. Clarence Dodge will attend the
bride as matron of honor and Mr.. Clar-
ence Dodge will be the best man.
An informal reception for the guests
present at the ceremony VIII follow;
and later Mr. Bones and his bride Will
leave for their wedding trip.
A farewell bachelor dinner was given
last night at the Columbia Country
Club in honor of Mr.. Thomas +. Bones
Mrs. Day. wife of Col. Selden Allen Day.
U. s. A. who has been spending the
winter in California, has returned to her
home on Lamont street. where she Is
entertaining Mrs. Harry Eugene Kelly OF
Denver and Chicago. Mrs. Day spent
convention week in Chicago: attena MnI
; Kelly back with her for the graduation OF
her son from the law department OF
; George Washington University. Mrs
Kelly will motor back TO Chicago with
her son some time during the summer
Mrs Joseph l.. Sachs Of 1905 West
North avenue. Baltimore. Md. has re-
. turned home after spending a delight
full week with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Walker of 1741 l. street northwest.
Mrs Rose Goldman of Baltimore. who
was the guest of her brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, has
returned to her home.
Mrs A. F. Heiss and daughter. Mar
. garet. have returned from the June
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