Evening star., 1917-10-18

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West Oaks. the home of Mrs ]. Nota
McG1ll, for the summer, have taken
| 1923 10th street for the winter.
The marriage of Miss Lillian Mae
| Davis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David
| Brown Davis, to Mr.. Forrest de Lore
| Van Valin. formerly of the state of
Washington, now Of this city, son of
| the late Dr. and Mrs. Waldo Van Nalin
OF central. Pa took place last evening.
| ne ceremony was performed in Foun-
Dry III r. Church, ct o'clock, and was
loilo%ed by a reception in the home of
decorated with a charming arrange
'leiil OF autumn leaves and yellow
| chiHSanthemums. Tall standards of
du tulhn leaves and chrysa MT he IN urn S
! marked the pews down the center aisle
Mfs. Anna Brett SUNNY sang a num-
Der OF songs. The bride was attended
| bE her sister. Miss Bertha S Davis
| inalc OF honor, and Miss Norma Lee
Johnson of Charles Town, w. Va, and
MISS Edith Everett Wells of Mclean,
| Va, as bridesmaids. Mr. Julian Il. Ho-
henstein Of Titusville, Fla. was the
pest man. and the ushers- were Mr..
| brother of the bride: Mr. Samuel s.
| Perry. Mr. James Harvey Patterson of
| Philadelphia and Mr. Clyde r. Sellers
OF Baltimore. The bride wore a lovely
so"n OF white satin with a court train
sprayed with orange blossoms The
skirt was of cloth of silver and the
| bodice of satin with long sleeves of
| white tulle heavily embroidered with
| pearls. She wore a tuile veil held with
4 c"fonet of orange blossoms and car
| ried shower of bride roses and lilies
| OF the valley. y diamond ornament
was the gift Of the bridegroom. The
fnald OF nonor wore pink satin with a
picture hat Of cloth OF silver and a
wreath of pink roses. The bridesmaids
We're IN gowns of pale green satin and
tuile over cloth of silver with large sill
yer mats Garlanded with silver roses
They all carried yellow chrvsanthe-
NUNS. Mrs. Davis, mother of the bride
Wore black satin and tulle with lace
ana Jets Mrs. Jesse Nicholson sister
OF the bride: was in black satin and
tulie, the tulle the bodice heavily
incrusted with sapphire sequins After
,he reception and supper the bride and
orldeEroom left for a wedding trip to
Hot springs. Va. The brides going
broadcloth with sealskin trimmings and
a small hat of the same fur. They will
he at home later in their new home at
Chevy Chase.
Paymaster John Harrison Knanp
= 3 ~, who is on sea duty, has Joined
Mrs Knapp at Washington for a few
days and Is the guest of Mrs Enapp's
parents. Brig. Gen. and Mrs. William
| L. Marshall. with whom she is passing
the winter.
-hd j. James W. Furiow and Mrs Fur
10" nave returned from the border and
nave taken an apartment at 1916 New
hampshire avenue northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Nyman have
leased their home. 1898 18th street. TO
Mr., and Mrs. c. W. Howard of Green
~ich. Conn. for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Coffin have
leased oak Lawn, the old place of Mr.,
clarence Dean. at the junction of Co
lumbia road and Connecticut ayenue
| for the winter. and Will take possession
| OF 1t on the 1st of November
| Prof. and Mrs. Taussig and their two
daus shters have taken the home of Miss
6oode. 1714 \ street. Miss Goode will
spend the winter in an apartment at
1916 New Hampshire avenue
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel T
Prescott was the scene Of a pretty we'd
ding Tuesday evening. when their
daughter Helen Jennerss and Mr. Charles
H Pardoe We're united in marriage the
ReV George +. Dudley officiating. The
couple left later for a trip to New York
and Boston. They Will be at home fter
December at Northbrook Courts.
The marriage Of Miss Louise Annie
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Russell AppIe
and Mr.. David Tier, jr.. of Williams.
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