Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-19

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~ q Haxxlags. ehe entered the
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the bridesmaids, xEts8 Sara Hicklings
MISS Marie Covert. Miss Alice Kirkpat-
rick Of DethAsda, kd.. Miss Constance
tyn flnmmer Of Lisbon Falls. Ne. and
Miss FAaltne Scheid Of TamaQuA Pa
The ushefg led the way. They wece Mr..
Rarnun Cotton. Mr. Franklin Harnmett
qonsaise, M. Edward Gonzales. both Of
ne ss,1 CITY Mr. Hem e sonth Ma n,n;sn sna
for his brother me bride wore . gown
Of white satin, tho skirt. which Was short,
being slightly draped al. the back. with a
poS. Long o s ,oa me pSso S was se n
worn by the brides mother. draping the
skirt. where II was caught with orange
btcesomA She wore short face veil and
long tulle veil hanging from a coronet
Of orange blossoms. and carried a shower
OF NlieS and orchids
The matron Of honor wore a gown Of
French blue panne velvet. made with
\ train. silver lace trimming the
bodice, and a large black tulfe hat
trimmed with q bird OF paradise. The
maid OF honor wore silver lace over
white metal cloth and q large hat with
q brfSn OF white tulle and silver lace
bridesmaids wore white tulIe ovar
silver cloth and tu1Ie embroidered in
silver thread. with large hats of tulle
and silver lace, with chin straps OF
the brides attendants carried tall
silver stats tied with white tulle and
white roses.
The home of Rev. and Mrs. Van F'os-
reception. The walls were sprayed
with smiiax and the mantels were
banked with pink roses. A screen of
smilax and pink roses formed the
An orchestra played during the even
ing. A seated supper was served for
the bridal party on the second floor.
Mrs. Van Fossen. mother Of the bride,
OF gold, trimmed with iridescents. and
black hat trimmed with ostrich
pIumes and black and gold lace.
Mrs. Matthew Smyiie, grandmother of
satin with blue and silver beading adorn-
ing bodice. and q black hat, trimmed with
pink ostrich tip and sable. The bride
and bridegroom left during the evening
D.
ing q gown OF blue crepe meteor. banded
with beaver. q black velvet hat trimmed
with blue ribbon and a band Of silver and
q top coat Of taupe Bolivian cloth. with
Will live at the Wyoming. where they
have taken an apartment. The out-of-
town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.
seligman and Miss Fallon seligrnan, Ia
mauqua. Pa; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. B.
Shepp. TamauQua; Mr.. and Mrs Eugene
Shipman and Mr.. and Mrs Charles H.
Green, Bethlehem. Pa; DR.. and Mrs. F:
Mr.. w Jonpsoa a ana
A. ID. Herkness, Philadelphia: Miss Herk-
ness and Mr.. John Smylie Herkness. Phil
adelphia: Lieut.. A n. Herkness. Camp
NJ and Mrs. r. ssyrs smyiis, Atlantic tic
city; Mr.. Clarence Wagner. New York;
Mrs. James Smith. Newark, Ohio; Rev
L. Roy Eltringham. Catasauqua, Pa: Mr..
r. F. @soa. f rniIsasIphis T. and
The Congressional Club will entertain
the guest Of honor on Friday afternoon,
December II, at o'clock
Mrs. Charles NJ. Ffoulke win not OBJ
is out Of town. Mrs FfouIke win have
with her for the holidays here grand
daughter. Miss Gladys Ffoulke Smith,
who arrives today.
Miss Marcia Chaplin will return to
Washington this evening from Dobbs
Ferry to spend the Christmas holidays
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
&. Chaplin. Lieut.. Frederick E. Chaplin,
who Ia In the Aviation Corps, is stationed
at San Antonio.
Mr.. Robert ]. Larner has returned from
Lawrenceville School to spend the Christ
mas holidays with his mother, Mrs. Robert
NJ IArner OF z031 o street
Mrs Larner's elder son. Mr.. G. De
Frees Larner. who went to France I'm June
as a member OF the Lafayette Flying
Corps, was assigned in June to an esca-
drilIe At the front. December 1 Mr.
Larner was brevetted pilot at the avia-
JOKES GALORE
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