Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Neill Hughes, acted as flow
err girls
The bride. who was escorted to the altar
and given In marriage by her father, wore
a soft white satin and georgette crepe
/ gown handsomely embroidered in rose
| design and made on Grecian lines. Her
I veil. which fell to the edge of her court
| train, was of Spanish lace and tule, held
/, by a wreath of orange blossoms. She
I carried bride roses and lilies of the val
i ley and wore a chain and pendant of
pearls and sapphires, the gift of the bride
| groom.
| The maid of honor wore a bouffant
I gown Of turquoise blue pussy willow tat
| feta, trimmed in tulle and her short
| blue tulle veil was held by wreath of
| pink rosebuds. She carried pink roses.
| The bridesmaids were becomingly gown
J ed in pink organdy with wide. satin
| sashes. They wore short tulle wells and
carried pink carnations and blue iris
The two little flower girls preceded the
bride and dropped rose petals. They were
dressed in pink organdy with short wells.
Following the ceremony reception was
held at the home Of the brides par
ents in Fl street. Mrs. Saunders. mother
Of the bride, assisted In receiving, and
wore peacock blue charmeuse. Later in
the evening Mr.. and Mrs. RIA wdon left
for an extended wedding trip, Mrs. Raw
don wearing a purple, and champagne
sport suit with n tailored hat to match.
They will be at. home, 1929 H street north
west after July !.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Boyd of Coving-
ton, Ga. who were the guests of their
daughter. Mrs william S. Elliott. 370S
oliver street, Chevy Chase, for the past
week. have returned to their home.
Mrs. ]. Michaelis left yesterday for
New York to spend three weeks with
her daughter and son.
r..r. ,,,.s an informal meeting of the
Montessori Association Thursday after
noon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hewitt Myers. when Miss Jane kenney.
former director Of the Demonstration
School. was the guest OF honor.
The Gaiement branch of the Sunshine
Club met at Miss Alice Holmes residence
Monday.
Mrs. Fred NJ Fogle. who was formerly
Miss Alice y. conley of this city. is
now travelling In the west visiting rela-
tiyes She will join Capt. Fogle at Fort
'Oglethorpe, Ga, later in the summer.
Miss Viola Yachmann and Miss Eliza
beth Reynolds expect to return to
Washington the latter part of this
week after visit to Harpers Ferry
W. Va
The washington Home for Found
lings has changed the date of its tag
day to Saturday, June 16
Mrs. James L. Chamberlin and Mrs.
William l.. Thurber entertained at a
patriotic luncheon and fve hundred at
the latter's home, in South Dakota ave-
nue.. Wednesday afternoon. The draw
ing rooms were profusely decorated
with radiant roses, honeysuckle and
American flags Luncheon was served
at the small tables. after which cards
were played. with Mrs. George r. Ide
and Mrs. Geonse Goodacre scoring
highest and Mrs. Clement NJ. Roger
and Mrs White and Mrs. Nalle third
Consolation prizes were won by Mrs
W. B. Putnam and Mrs. George w
King. Others present were Mrs Charles
Adams. Mrs. William A. Bobb, Mrs.
Hugh b. Callahan, Mrs. Robert How
ard Mrs Gleason. Mrs. Roberrken-
needy, Mrs. Finis p. Morris. Mrs. Charles
Myers. Mrs. Edward Crane, Mrs. D. l..
| Morris, Mrs A. C. Proctor. Mrs. D, F.
liam Wood, Mrs. Magary and Mrs.
| Zernia and Miss Dorothy Robertson of
Virginia.
The College Equal Suffrage League
will discontinue its teas until the
fall. when the league Will recommence
Il its work with list of prominent
speakers The program committee con-
| sists of Miss Sarah Beall, chairman.
Mrs G. F. Bowermnn. Mrs Max West
Miss Ulrich and Miss Caroline Hunt.
Among the speakers who have already
promised for next winter are Miss
Jeanette Rankin. Miss Julia Lothron
and Miss Janet Richards.
Under the stars and bars. and to the
tune OF Dixie" the Robert E. Lee
lChaDtsr.-No. GA. Mrs. Walter e. Hut