Evening star., 1916-12-13

place yesterday afternoon ~ ~
ity Church. Brooklyn. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. j. Howard
Melish and was followed by a reception
at the home of Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Worthington. Ill Columbia heights
Rear Admiral Worthington Is serving
as inspector of materials at the Ne"
York navy yard. The bridegroom. who
is from ST. Paul, Mimi, is eradua'e OF
West Point and an officer OF the Z5d
Infantry, U. s. A.
The bride wore White sa.Ih IN, .,,oi o, oiu
cred with silver, and long tulie ven.
Her bouquet was of white roses. Blue
and white, the colors OF the infantry,
appeared in the gowns OIL hei a'.elio
ants, Miss Julie Fiebeger, VINO wore
white charmeuse. and the Misses Mar
garet Baxter. Heather Baxter. Charlotte
Edwards Hfbbard and Virginia worth
ington who wore blue charmeuse
Lieut.. Frederick Williams. Z. S A.,
was best man and the ushers We're
L. S. N. and Lieuts. Albert Cohen
Ernest McWhorter and George Gil
leSpie, L. S. n.
Mrs. Robert l.. owen. wife OF Senator
Owen. will be at home tomorrow after
noon.
Miss Frances Guyon Seabrook and
Civil Engineer Ralph Whitman OF 'ne
United States Navy were married in
Hotel Westminster at WeStminSter.
Nd at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The bride is the daughter OF state
Attorney and Mrs William L. sea
brook, who have apartments at the
hotel for the winter. The matron of
honor was Mrs. William b. Seabrook of
Atlanta, Ga. who wore white tulle and
silver cloth and carried white roses.
The bridesmaids We're MISS heien
Coates of Upper Montclalr: N. - MISS
Genevieve Marian Ayes of New York;
Miss Marguerite stem and MISS sue Bill
lingslea of Westminster. They wore
pale pink tulle with silver cloth sir-
dies. large pink tulle hats, and carried
baskets of pink roses
The bride. who was gwen bN mel
brother. Charles Roberts Seabrook OF
New York. wore heavy white SATIN. the
bodice and hem of skirt embroldered II
silver and chenille. over the long tullt
Veil was arranged the snort. wedding
veil of lace worn by her great-great- t.
grandmother. She carried lilies of the
valley. The brides mother wore ole
black lace over green and golt
changeable satin. The best man wa:
kilborn Whitman, jr., of Hariord. Conn.
and the ushers We're Surgeon Harry r
Hermesch, L. S. N: Capt. sydney Smith
Lee. L. S. NJ. C.: Lieut.. Augustine w
Rieger, L. S. N. and Surgeon Cornelius
Fl. Mack. L. S. n.
The ceremony was performed by DIR
Huber Gray Beuhler, the brides uncle
headmaster of the Hotchkiss School
Lakeville, Conn. and the brides father
who is a clergyman as well as states
attorney. AS the bride and bridegroom
left on their bridal journey they were
pelted with pink rose leaves by the
wedding party and guests.
Mrs. Howard S. Reeside entertained
informally at luncheon today, when he1
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Henry +,
Asbury and Mrs. Fl. II. Rand of Phila
fey Iay
here at the Shoreham
Mrs. John Jacob Rogers has arrived al
Washington for the season, joining Rep
res2ntative Rogers at their apartment. al
1151 10th street.
Admiral and Mrs Frederic Robert Har-
ris will entertain at dance on .Januar,
2 at their residence in Massa chusetts ave-
nue. in honor of Miss Virginia Blail
Reeves Harris, the debutante daughter OF
Mrs. Archibald Livingston Parsons, who
Will be presented to society at a tea al
Rauscher's on December 80. Admiral anG
Mrs Harris guests will include the sea
sons debutantes and several of last years
buds.
Maj. ard Mrs. Palmer Pierce enter
tanned at dinner Monday evening at thej,
place. West Oaks. Woodley road
The Christmas dancing festival. "De
1Ou belleNe III FAIRIES. Was given YES
terday afternoon at the BeIasco Theate1
for the benefit of the Working Bows
Home, in the presence of large audi
ence.
Among those entertaining box parties
were Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. Mrs. Waite,
Wilcox. Mrs. Henry Fairbanks. Mrs Will
liam N. Ritter. Mrs. Charles Ffoulke, Mrs
Thomas T. Gaff, Mrs. Charles Johnson
Mrs. Richard Crane. Cd; Miss Julia Whit
ing, Mrs George Downey, Mrs. Louis
.(Nf1of n<arfl A1tt-
William A. Slater. Mrs. Henry F. Dmock
Mrs, Stephen b. Elkins. Mrs. Louise Pen
field. Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett and Mrs
Perry Johnson.
The audience was made up largely OF
children. who thoroughly enjoyed the
charming fantasy.
Between the acts Miss Halle Davis. as
sisted by Miss Margaret Clark Miss Mar
garet Tuttle, Miss Adelaide Tuttle, Miss
Anne Hopkins and Miss Frances Wilkin-
son of Chicago sold flowers and Nebc
dolls.
Mrs Porter J. McCumber, wife OF
Senator McCumber, will not be at home
until Thursdays in January.
The benefit for the American ambu
lance field service IN France will be
given this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
residence of Mrs. William Corcoran
Eustis, in Lafayette Sauare Mr.. Em-
driver, will explain the moving pic
lures showing the actual work which
has been done by this organization
and DR.. David Jayne Hill, the United
States former ambassador to Germany
will make an address.
The vice chairman of the fedora
trade commission and Mrs Edward n
Hurley will leave Washington Wed
nesday for New York, where they will
make short stay before going te
Chicago to spend the Christmas holi.
days
Representative and Mrs. Henry Aller
Cooper of Wisconsin are at the Pow.
hatan for the congressional season
| Mrs. ]. Eakin Gadsby WIN open he
house, 3114 X street, on Saturday aft
| ernoon from till for a tea and baf
bazaar in aid of the Red Cross ant
| other charities. Mrs Gadsby will hav,
a number of prominent women to as
| sist her.
| Mr. and Mrs. Claude NJ Bennett ha
| DR.. and Mrs. Harry HURT dining wit
! them last night at the University Club.