Evening star., 1917-10-07

Commander and Mrs Henderson were
recently stationed at Washington

' Continued from second faee.I
/ Commander and Mrs Henderson wert
recently stationed at Washington
Lieut. Herbert Ada,r ordnance, U: S
r. and Mrs Adair will take possession
on October IS Of the apartment In the
Avondale they have leased. At presen'
they are visiting Mrs Adairs mother
Mrs. Charles A Douglas. while Mr. Doug
las is in Mexico on business. Lieut. Adail
and his bride, who was formerly Miss
Margaret Douglas, have been living at AL
lentown, Pa. since their marriage
Johnson-Frear.
A beautiful wedding was solemnized or
Thursday evening. September 6, at
O'Clock. at Hudson. Wis, when Miss Mar
guerite Frear, daughter of Representative
and Mrs. James A. Frear. was united in
marriage with Mr.. Allen Johnson OF
Montclair. n. J.
The ceremony was performed at st
Paurs Episcopal Church. Rev T. c. Eglin
officiating While the guests were as
semblng a musical program was given
by Mr. Miles Hughes at the organ
Mammoth bouquets of goldenrod tied
with broad yellow satin bands decorated
each pew and formed a floral lane through
which the bridal party walked to the
strain of Lohengrins wedding march and
met the groom and his best man. Lieut.
Philip A. Frear. who awaited the bride
at the chanceI Ferns and yellow autumn
! flowers decorated the chancel and ca
thedral candles burned on the altar.
The bride entered with and was given
n marriage by her father. They were
preceded by the ushers. Messrs. Herbert
T. Andersen of Saltwater and Stephen
c. Phipps of Hudson the maid of honor.
Miss Elizabeth Upham of Milwaukee,
and the bridesmaids, Miss Charlotte Clark
Of Hudson and Miss Lucia Fox of Madi-
son The brides attendants were gowned
N M orchid q.
with which they wore picture hats of the
same color and carried arm bouquets of
field flowers.
The bride was attired in a gown of
white satin and tulle embroidered in sill
ver, and her veil was held in place with
wreath of orange blossoms and silver
leaves. She carried a shower bouquet OF
bride roses and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. F'rear. mother of the bride wore
gown of pearl gray chiffon velvet and
georgette crepe combined with cream lace
MendelSSohnS wedding march was used
as recessional. and later in the evening
q reception was given at the home of Miss
North.
An interesting and impressive feature
of the ceremony was the introduction, by
special request of the groom. of the same
beautiful prayer which was used at the
marriage service of his mother and father
thirty years ago
Mr.. and Mrs Johnson. after an extended
trip in the east, will be at home after No
rember 1 at New York
Miss Noemi Gilbert Townsend, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Bliss Town
send. will be married to Lieut.. Leslie
W Devereux, Z. S. A., son of Mr. and
n. Y. on October 81 in St Agnes
Church, in 43d street. New York. Their
engagement was announced in May.
Lieut.. Devereux is stationed at Camp
Funston, San Antonio, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Wood an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
Thomas of this city. The wedding will
take place in November.
Q. s. N, retired, has returned to New
port from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen H Pell Of New
York. son-in-law and daughter OF Col
and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson, have
leased the house 1926 New Hampshire
avenue, which they will occupy this
year.
Mr.. Frank A. Scott of Cleveland.
chairman of the war industries board.
and Mrs. Scott. who have leased the
residence Of Maj. and Mrs. Drain in
Massachusetts avenue. Will have with
them for the winter Mrs. J. NJ. Waugh
and Miss Martha Waugh. sister and
niece of Mrs. Scott of Hood River. Ore.
Miss Katharine Scott, who is student
at Wellesley, will spend the holidays
with her parents.
Miss Edith Whiting Riker. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew l.. Riker of
By-the-Way, Fairfield, Conn, will be
married there October 20 to Lieut.. Ber-
tram w. Ainsworth of the British army.
who came to this country with the Brit
1sh war commission.
Mr. and Mrs Winthrope. who were
at the Dresden, have leased the resi-
dence of Mrs. Z. F. Andrews, 1893
18th street. Mrs. Andrews, who passed
the summer in Allentown, Pa, Is at her
country place, near Alexandria, Va
Mrs Eugene Dewey Ryan. wife of
Pay Director Ryan. L. S. N. and her
daughter. Miss Eugene Patricia Ryan.
who spent the summer with Mrs.
Ryan's sister. Mrs. Rose Kellock, in
California. have returned to their home
at the Philadelphia navy yard.
From Paris comes the news that Miss
Eva Buckingham Gebhard soon will be
married to Baron Napoleon Gourgaud
OF Paris Miss Gebhard Is a daughter
Of Mrs. William II. Gebhard and the
fortune in New York in the importing
business. For several years she and her
mother have made their home at No
90 Avenue d'Antin. Paris. coming to
SNcW IoTk on rare OCCASIONS. MT. Geb-
hard left a fortune estimated at $60OO,-
900 In 1902 Miss Gebhard's engage
ment to the Due de Chaulnes was an
nounced. but few months later the
engagement was broken. Miss Geb-
hard is cousin of Mrs. Frederic Nell
son and of the late Frederic Gebhard
and therefore a distant cousin of Mrs
Reginald C. Vanderbilt.
Naval Constructor William J. Baxter,
u. 8. N. Mrs. Baxter and their daugt-
ters. Miss Margaret Baxter and Miss
Heather Baxter. of the navy yard, Bos-
ton. will arrive at Philadelphia next
week. as Mr.. Baxter will be stationed at
League Island.
Mrs. Edmund g. McCawley, wife of
Lieut.. McCaw1ey, U. S. N. and her small
daughter have arrived to spend two
months with Mrs. William Morris Nc
Cawley. at Weldon. Haverford, Pa. Mrs,
McCawley and her daughter later will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heath BAN
nard Of No. 1902 Delaney street, PhiIa-
delphia. Mrs. McCawley was Miss Mar
Garet v. Barnard.
Ensign Harry NJ. Merriman, o. s. N.