Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-08


S of foreign powers the government
be wide-awake host. ~.
bon. Her bouquet was a large cluster
of radiance roses.
Mr.. Evan B. Thomas of New York
was the best man and the ushers were
| Mr.. Alan Wilson Of Philadelphia. Mr..
Charles M. Fleischmann of New York,
Mr.. Charles De We're DIayton and the
stock of this city.
A reception followed at the Fahne-
stock residence on Kalorama road,
which was beautifully decorated for
the occasion with a profusion Of pink
flowers and palms. The bridal couple
drawing room standing in a bower OF
palms and ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson left later for
| their wedding trip, the latter wearing
a smart shit Of overseas" blue
diagonal cloth with a gold colored
vest and small purple hat the up
turned brim edged with a fold Of
purple velvet draped at one side.
They will reside In Washington on
their return.
The out-ef-town guests here for the
wedding included Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick s. Dickson, parents of the BRIDE
groom; Mrs. Macmillan Foster, Miss
Elizabeth Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. Evan
B. Thomas and Mise Anna Weir Hub
bard, all Of New York; Mr. and Mrs.
A. Bruce Fahnestock of Great Neck,
L l., and Miss Hope Wilson of Phila-
delphia.
Miss Nancy Lane, daughter Of the
Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
FRANKLIN X. Lane, was. hostess at q
young peoples tea yesterday enter
tanning In compliment to Miss Frances
Hampson. Miss Lucy Lee Kinsolyink,
Miss Eleanor Grimth and Miss Alice
aardfng presided at the tea table
MISS Lane and Miss Hampson, who is
the dauehser Of Mrs. Joseph Hampson.
will make their debut together next
winter. -
Miss Mary Mason Heath entertain
ed at dinner last evening at the Bruce
Cabin, when she announced the en-
gagemeut OF her niece. Mias Adelaide
Ball Heath. to, Lieut.. Col. Arthur Hall
dane Dorg. field artillery. u. 8. A.,
son Of DR.. and Mrs. Robert DorE OF
San Diego, Calf. The guests. NUN beri
Ing twenty. were seated at one large
table adorned with q variety Of now
ers In shades OF blue, red, yellow and
white. = 80
rhia. announcement Is of widespread
interest. Mils. Heath being not only
prominent In the social life. Of the
capital, but an active worker for many
phflanthropic organisations No date
has been set for the wedding. which
will probably take place in the au-
Mrs. Frederick A. Keep was hostess
at dinner at Grasslands last even
ing. Mrs. Keep expects to make q
series OF visits this summer and will
spend part Of the time with her
mother. Mrs. william ]. Boardman, at
Murray Bay, Canada.
Mrs. James Parsons Robinson. wife
Of Col. Robinson. U. g. A.. will attend
matron OF honor at her marriage to
Col. John Marvin Wright. U. g. A.. on
"Wednesday. Mrs. Robinson's small
daughters.. Miss Sally Robinson and
Miss Nancy Robinson. Will be the
flower girls. Col Earl North will act
Col. Robinson. Col. Clarence Ridley.
Col Francis Wildly. Col. James B.
Cress. Col. Ford and, Col Oberly. Fol-
lowing the ceremony. which will take
place at o'clock 1t the Church Of
the Epiphany, there will be large
reception at the home Of the brides
mother. Mrs. Junius MacMurray. on
Massachusetts, avenue.
st. Paurs Episcopal Church was the
afternoon at 4:30. when Miss Amy
Louise Wilton. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph C. Wilton, became the
bride OF Ensign Ernest Stevens. U. 8.
N. son OF Dr., and Mrs. Walter H.
Stevens Of Beaumont. Tex. The Rt
ington. performed the ceremony. as
sisted by Rev. DR.. Robert Talbot, rec
tor Of st. Paufs. Clusters Of pink and
white peonies against 2 background
Of palms outlined the aisleway
through which the bridal party
boys.
The bride. who was given In mar
rtaGe by her father, wore q Kirlish
gown of white georgette simply trim
med with bands Of ribbon. and Q long
tulle veil caught to tho couture BY
carried white sweet peas and lilies Of
tho valley.
Miss Alice Naomi Fuller, an aunt of
the bride. who was her only attend
ant, wore a gown Of white georgette
with q pale pink seorgette 9irdle and
and crown Of pink georgette and a
bouquet of pink sweet peas.
Ensign John E. Welcher was the
best man. and the ushers were
Enssn fass ali vaEs sry:n and
Of the bridegroom and were graduated
from the Naval Academy on Friday.
Following the ceremony there was
. small reception at the home Of the
BRIDES parents on 33d street, for the
bridal party and the young friends Of
the bride and br.degroem. Pink
drawing and dining rooms. The
brides mother. who assisted in re-
lcetving, wore q gown OF orchid :
colored gsorHette and q large black
chiffon hat. Among the friends of
the bride who assisted at the recep-
I ton were Miss Helen Hill Hopkins.
Miss Elizabeth Koones. Miss Marion
johnson, Miss Florence echoneld, Miss
Marybeth Jackson and Miss Hilda
Fuller,
| Later Ensign and Mrs. Stevens left
for their wedding trip, the latter
| travelling in a dark blue tricotine suit
| and q large blue taffeta hat. Ensign
| Stevens has been assigned to duty
! aboard the transport Mount Vernon.
Among the guests at the wedding
| were Mrs. A. T. Boyd and Miss Boyd
| IF New York, Mrs. r. L. Allen of
| ,outh Carolina and Ensign CoWbry,
:. s. N, and Mrs. Cowbry.
Col. and Mrs. Earl North enter
| .ained a dinner party last evening at
II "a tn %