Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-17
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return to civil life his bride win make
her homo with her mother at - Van
Guhdsr terrace. New Rochelle. N. 7.
Mrs.. l. q. Hefrerman has returned
to Washingtop and is staying with
her mother, MIRA Richard T. Payne, at
BIonhefm courts, until the return Of
her husband. Maj Leo q. Henerman.
from France. 60
Mrs. Edouard Albion Of 1914 q street
northwest is giving q reception this
afternoon in honor Of Mrs. Louis,
White Fehr Of New York city. the
well known pianist. Mrs. Fehr, who
is associated with the musical work
Of the war camp community service,
| is making tour Of the various can
comments. During tho past four
years she has assisted in supervising
| mufcipaf music in the New York park
rs an Interpreter Of Liszt and Chopin.
Among the guests win be Judge
John Barton Payne. chief counsel Of
he railroad administration, and Mrs.
Payne; Col. D. H. Gienty. commanding
g emssr Of t.n Camp M, Msig g. and Mrs
L. Jacobson: Maj. and Mrs. e. J.
Fowler, Miss Jeanneate Rankin and
Mr.: and Mrs. Raymond D. Fosdick. .
The reception is Mrs. Fehr's Wash
ington debut. She is the wife Of
Capt. Fehr Of the Quartermaster
| Corps.
Miss Nancy Howard De Ford Of Balti-
more, who during the summer took a
special course at Boston in occupational
Walter Reed Hospital. Miss De Ford,
| who is the daughter Of Mrs. William De
Ford, is an artist Of ability. She made
her debut at the Bachelors cotillon sew
eral years ago. and both she and her
sister. Miss Lydia Howard De Ford, are
great favorttes in society in Baltimore.
A wedding Of much interest to WASH
| ington society was that Of Miss Eva
saugh Prsntis Of Petersburg. Va. to
Engineers. off Washington. Just returned
from overseas duty, on Saturday, No
| venber 10. at the Washington NJ. E.
church. Petersburg.
The altar was beautifully decorated
with quantities Of pink and white chrys-
! 'nthemums, with a background Of vari-
colored autumn foliage, making beau
1 tiful setting for the ceremony.
| The bride, who was given in marriage
by her brother-in-law, Mr. w. E. Tai
,atin. with court train which hung
from the: shoulders and was beautifully
| embroidered in chenille and tiny clusters
Of orange blossoms. Her veil was be-
| 'omingly arranged in coronet style, and
The carried a shower bouquet Of white
| oses and sweet peas Mrs. Rufus King
| II Norfolk, Va, attended her sister as
| matron Of honor and wore an effective
Fown Of brick-colored crepe meteor, with
la large black velvet picture hat trim
med with ostrich plumes She carried
bridesmaid roses.
! Little Ellen Talbot, . niece Of the
bride. served as flower girl. wearing
dainty frock Of white organdy and car
rying basket Of pink sweetheart roses
and sweet peas. Mr.. Thomas G. Brady.
| father Of Capt Brady, was his best man.
| Among the out-of-town guests for the
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G.
[ Brady, parents Of the bridegroom, of
Washington, formerly. Of Clarksburg, W.
and Mrs. Rufus Kearn Of Norfolk. Va;
| Miss Marie Coggins Of Pittsburgh, Pa:
Mrs. C. J. Nash Of Norfolk, Va, and
Col. John Stewart, United States Engi-
| neers, Of Washington
Owing to Army orders. Capt Brady
phreys on Monday morning.
MAI. and Mrs. Caspar w1star Miller
Of Philadelphia, who have been at
Washington for the past year doing
war work. have taken an apartment at
the Ontario for the winter.
Tho marriage Of Miss Sophie Hnl
Hamilton. daughter OF the late Mr..
and Mrs. John q. Hamilton Of La
Plata, Charles county. Nd. and Mr..
George Brent Neale Of New York city
took place at st. Patrick's Church on
Thursday, November II. at 10 o'clock.
Mgr. Thomas officiated, assisted by the
Rev. Father, Egan, the Rev. Father
Brennan. the Rev. Father Bridges and
the Rev. Father Mcnamara, who were
in tho sanctuary during the nupttal
mass which followed.
Palms, autumn leaves and chrysan-
themums were used to decorate the
sanctuary and altar. The bride wore
a handsome gown Of white meteor
satin, trimmed with duchess lace and
beaded with pearls, and a long tulle
veil She carried q shower Of brides
roses Miss Kathryn R. Hamilton, the
maid Of honor, and Miss Katherine
Neale, the bridesmaid, wore effective
gowns Of white georgette crepe with
hats to match and their flowers were
bouquets Of pale pink roses.
Little Miss Margaret Cecilia Fergu-
son, niece Of the bride. was tho flower
girl and wore a dainty frock Of white
organdy with pink ribbons and car
ried . basket Of pink rosebuds
Mr.. Victor HogE Was the best man
and the ushers were Mr.. Percy q