Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-22

ouu MrS. fS3mSeys Celepf8teQ tneIE
twenty.fifth wedding anniversary at
the residences of Mr.. William Knowles
Cooper, 1880 Lamont street, last week.
There were twenty-five present, most
OF whom were connected with 7. M
c: A work. A musical program was
given by Mr.. Martin Richardson and
a silver vase was presented as per
manent reminder of the twenty-dfth
milestone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Eberiey. the
latter, formerly Miss Gladys E. Nc
| their marriage Tuesday evening. Sep
| TENDER II. at the Chamberlain Hotel,
| Old Point Comfort, will return to
Washington the first of the week.
DR.. and Mrs Wade n. Atkinson are
spending the week end at Lexington
| Va. with their son, Wade H. Atkinson
jr, who is attending the v. M I.
A wedding Of much interest to So
| ciety in Prince Georges county ano
Washington took place in the Mount
Monday evening. when Miss Margare.
Bradford Hildreth of 1919 18th street
| northwest became the bride OF Mr.
| Allen Bowie Duckett Of Bladensburg
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Charles E. McAlHster, rector OF st
Matthew'S parish, assisted by Rev
Charles G. Copenhaver, pastor Of the
Mount Pleasant Church. A large com
pany OF relatives and friends were
present.
The bride, who was given in mar.
| riage by her father, DR.. Walter Hill
dreth. wore white satin, with court
train, her bridal veil being caught
| with orange blossoms. She carried
bride roses.
The maid of honor was Miss Bar
bara Hildreth. sister of the bride. who
wore green crepe de chine and carried
| q bouquet of sunburst roses.
The bridesmaids were Misses Agnes
]. Du Vail Duckett, sister of the bride
groom; Miss Virginia Griffith and Miss
Landom Trujan of Washington, all
graduates in the same class at the
Central High School, Washington
They wore gowns of yellow crepe de
chine.
The best man was Mr.. Edmund
Brice Cleborne of Washington. cousin
Messrs. william Turner Wootton of
Baltimore. Page Bowie of Mitchells--
vile and Bradford Burnside of
Hyattsville. A reception followed at
the brides home. after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Duckett left for Atlantic City.
They will reside in the bridegroom's
new home, opposite his fathers resi-
dence in Bladensburg. The bride is
a native Of Massachusetts,. but most
of her life has been spent in Wash
ington. The bridegroom is an en-
ploye Of the bureau of entomology,
Department of Agriculture. He is a
graduate of Maryland State College
and was first lieutenant of old Com
pany F when it was organized.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Henderson OF
Potomac, Md, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Helen Eliza
beth Henderson, to Mr.. Paul Francis
Cain Of Washington. The wedding
A quiet wedding took place at
Epiphany Episcopal Church. Wash
Wien Miss Elizabeth Edwards Harry
man OF King George county, Va. be-
came the bride of Mr.. John Nelson
Baird of Washington. the Rev. Ran
! dolph H. McKim, pastor of the church
officiating. The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee Harryman
| The bridal party included Mr.. RIOS
coe Remsburgh, nephew Of the
bridegroom, who acted as best man
Mrs. John J. Nolan. cousin of the
| bride, who was matron of honor; Mrs
v. w. Payne and Mrs Edward Koss
all Of Washington.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Baird. left for triI
through western Maryland and Wes'
Virginia TO visit the old home OF Mr.
Baird. They will make their home II
Washington.
Mrs. Hamilton ]. Branagan Of Phf1a.
delphia is visiting her parents at theil
home on Irving street. Mrs. Brana-
gan spent most of the summer at mel
| cottage on the Jersey coast
| Miss Fay Brennan, a yeowoman II
the Navy, will be hostess at a beneh,
dance October at the Harrington Hote
for the woman's overseas hospital.
! Friday evening Miss Elizabeth Hes:
and Miss Anna Hess entertained a.
/ dinner Lieut.. J. Paul Neuhauser. who
is sailing shortly to join the Ameri.
were: Mrs. William Miller of Balti'
more, Mrs. C. H. Sprague. Mrs. Min
ME Isemann. Miss Katherine Streck'
| fus, Mrs. A. S. Pralle. Capt. j. Tylel
| Powell and Private c. NJ Buck.
| 1856 Irving street northwest enter.
tanned at a dance Friday evening il
honor Of their guest. Midshipmar
William L. Eagleton. o. s. N. who
| was spending the latter part Of hi:
leave from the United States Nava
| Academy in Washington.
Purple and pink asters formed the
decorations, and refreshments wer'
served on the lawn, which was strung
with japanese lanterns.
Those present were: The Mise:
Thompson. Miss Thelma Longfellow
Miss Constance Adams. Miss Caroline
| West, Miss Marguerite Sitgreaves
Miss Helen Kingsman. Miss Estellt
Wheeler Miss Vica Wheeler. Mis-!
Maria Henrietta NJ. Davidson. Mr.
James Schepmoes, Mr.. William Ker
Der. Mr.. Victor Russell. Mr.: James
Alexander Davidson and Mr.. Herber
| Davidson.
Brodt-Rosasco Wedding.
Saturday evening. September IA. q