Evening star., 1919-05-01

heavy white silk brocaded in clusters
: of var-colored flowers. with filmy
: white lace forming the tops of the
bodces and bows of old rose velvet
ribbon catching the drapery at the
y sides of the skirts. They carried old
r fashioned bounuets in lace holders pf
. sweet Heas shad ;n.r from ~. ''H'"r' f.
Miller, niece of the bride. who was
&C. ; it, trimmed with yaltvc.
lace and pink ribbons and carried
basket of pink sweet peas. Mr.. WI
liam Yeager was best man for NJ.
Birney. At the large reception which
followed the guests included the rela-
tives of the young couple and their
intimate friends. Mrs. Miller, the
rides mother. who assisted in re-
ceiving, wore a gown of gray geor
gette heavily beaded in cut steel and
a corsage of orchids. Mrs. A. A. Bir-
Ney. mother of the bridegroom, wore
black chiffon. and Miss Agnes Miller,
sister of the bride, wore a gown of
biscuit-colored georgette beaded in
iridescent self-toned beads. Mr. and
Mrs. Birney will spend a month or
six weeks motoring, and upon their
~eturn to Washington will occupy
their new home, which is now near
ing completion. at 3134 34th street.
after July l. The bride wore a trav-
ling suit Of dark blue serge, embroi-
dered in black, with jade green gilet
nd a small closef1tting blue toque.
Among the out-of-town guests at
the wedding were Mrs. s. NJ. Barker
If Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
fantz and Miss Katherine Gantz
If Baltimore. Commander and Mrs.
lanes Strong of Annapolis, brother
'n-law and silver of the bridegroom:
Ir. and Mrs. Richard c. Birney of
Maryland, brother and sister-in-law
Of the bridegroom: DR.. and Mrs. Bir-
ney and Mrs. Frederick Schof of Phil
adelphia: Mrs. Lewis K. Thurlow of
oston, Mr.. and Mrs B. w. Brock
EFT, sister and brother -in-law of the
bride; Miss Charlotte Cooper and Miss
Frances Anderson of Cleveland.
A number Of luncheons dinners and
dances have been given for tho bridal
party during the last two weeks.
surprise housewarming was given
to Mr.. and Mrs. Wisdom D. Brown
at their new home. Resthaven, in Ia
koma Park, last evening. Mr.. Brown
IS master of Dawson Lodge, No. Is,
F. A. A. NJ During the evening ad-
dresses were given by Rev. E. B.
easby. Mr.. Arthur c. Ridgeway. Mr.
Henry E Harmon and by the host:
piano solos by Mrs. Margaret B. Kauf-
fold and Mrs. ]. w. France.
Among the guests were Rev. and
mrsi Edward r: Baghy, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Horn. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank
Sidwell. Mr. and Mrs. Oren B. At
wood. Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Her
man. Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Peterson, Mr.
and Mrs: E. L. Chestnut. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. Godfrey. Mrs. J. w France.
Mrs. G. A. D. Granger. Mrs c. w
Campbell. Mrs. Margaret B. KauffoId,
US. Ellsworth Boxwell, Mrs. R. W.
stancill: Mrs. G. E. Chestnut Misses
lima. lima Hall: Ln,a Davis Katherine
P. Minard, J. Howard Bangs and
| Henry F. Harmon
The wedding of Miss Rosina T.
| Moesta; daMehter of Mr.. and Mrs.
mond. Va. and Mr.. Edward G. Fisher
| Of Washington took place last even
| ing at $50 o'clock at Emanuel Evan
| gelical Lutheran Church. Baltimore,
| the Rev. Paul F. Bente officiating
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by her father. was attended by
her three sisters. Miss Helen Moesta,
maid of honor; Miss Martha Moesta,
bridesmaid and Miss Francis Moesta.
flower girl. The bride wore a gown
, OF white satin. en- train, with a tulle
veil. and carried bride roses and
sweetpeas.
Mr.. George Henkel Of Baltimore
was best man, and the ushers were
Messrs. William Henkel of Baltimore
A. w. Fleka and L. Koehler of Wash
ington and Adam Stein. The church
was decorated with potted plants and
flowers. After a honeymoon to Phila-
delphia, New York and Atlantic City,
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher will come to
| Washington, where they will make
their home at 1908 Florida avenue.
Miss Edith Leontine Klotz enter
, tanned at a card party and dance
last evening in honor of Mr.. Nils
Enestrom, assistant secretary of the
royal Swedish commission. Among the
guests were: Miss Pearson, Miss Nee
han, Miss Spence, Miss Johannesson,
Mr.. Beckman, Mr. Compton. Mr.. AL
mon, Mr.. Enestrom and Mr.. McGinnis.
Miss Helen Colhoun has returned
!, from Fredericksburg. Va, where she
) was the guest Of Judge and Mrs John
T. Goolrick. Last Saturday beauti-
ful tea was given in honor Of Miss
colhoun at the lodge. which is the
picturesque home Of Judge and Mrs.
Goolrick.
DR.. Dunbar Rowland and Mrs. Row
land Of Jackson. Miss. are spending
Rowland Ia delegate to the biennial
council Of Colonial Danes. which
meets in Washington May 1923. and
II still in the city will attend.
At the 'Maytime dance" to be given
Thursday evening. May %. at Ward
man Park Hotel for the benefit Of the
Juvenile Protective Association the
decorations Of the ballroom will be
unusual. and during the evening we'll
known Washington people will take
, part in novel vaudeville turns intro
duced between dances. Prominent
Washington women will act as pa
tronesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Werner. Miss
Ethel D. Mason and Ensign H. F. Bar
, ker. U. 8. N. were hosts at party at
the Allotment and Allowance Associa-
tion Club, bureau of war risk insur-
ance, 2100 Massachusetts avenue
northwest. last evening. Miss Louise
(Deutermann and Miss Edna sheehy
sang several numbers which gave
much enjoyment to the evenings on
tertainment. Dancing from $3.50 to IL.
81 Several members Of the zone finance
once. purchase, storage and traff1c d.
vision Of the Army. rendered Miss
Clara A. schork a farewell reception
last evening at the home OF Miss Mary
N. Daily in Georgetown. Supper was
served at 10 o'clock. and the guests in
cluded Miss Grace A. Ryan of Tren-
{ ton, N. j.; Miss Clara A. Sohork of
New York. Henrietta r. Mutt and Miss
Mary NJ. Daily. Capt. and Mrs. F. H.
Cora of Nehraaka Cant r A Shepard