Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-15
SOCIETY
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Son. DR.. Raymond Motley, DR.. e. A.
Kincaid, Mr.. Harry Reid, Mr.. Fred
Matthes, Mr. !. j. Marcuse, Mr.. George
e. Warfield, Mr.. M, J. OConnell, Mr.. M
E. Marcuse. Mr.. Leo p. Harlowe. Mr.. Lee
III. williamson, Mr.. Hollis Rinehart, Mr.
E. A. Joachim, Mr.. w. Allen Perkins
Mr.. j. H. Lindsay, MI. George B.
Niche, Mr.. Dallas Bailey, Mr.. John s.
Graves, Mr.. w. B. SaXton, Mr.. F. W.
Twyman, Mr.. I. S. Adams, Mr.. Verbon
z. Kemp, Mr.. L. N. Graves, Mr.. Clark
e. Lindsay, DR.. M. L. Rea, Mr.. John
Livers, Mr.. L. w. van Bibber, State SEN
ator Floyd W. Kind, Virginia; Mr.. Lewis
Paine. Mr.. G. L. Carter. Mr.. C. F,
Shoemaker, Mr.. H. D. Porter and Mr.
j. T. Richardson.
Among those who entertained box
parties at the performance Enter
Madame" at Newport last evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont, Mrs
Edward Beale Mclean and Mrs. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Church. who
are spending the Summer at ProutS
Neck. Me-, have with them their
daughter, Mrs. Mckee Barclay Of Bal
timore.
Mr. and Mrs. William Boyd Spencer
and their son of Yokohama, Japan,
formerly of this city, who have been
visiting for some time in Washington
will leave today for Philadelphia to visit
relatives and friends. *
Mrs. Ray Snodgrass of 1861 Crescent
place and daughter Sherry will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Strickland Gill;
han at their country place on the
Severn.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Ash have re-
turned from Europe, where they spent
several weeks.
Mrs. Xenophon Price has returned tc
the Wardman Park Hotel after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hudgins In their
home In Norfolk. Mrs. Price will sal
the latter part of the month for France
to join Maj Price in Paris.
Mrs Duncan Cameron has as hel
guest in her new Summer home, Little
Clifton Berlie. at Newport, the Duke OF
Miguano of England.
Miss Eckert Married
Last Evening to Mr.. Shank.
The marriage of Miss Evelyn Vir-
Hinia Eckert, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Eckert of Landover, Md. tC
Mr.. Ralph Emburn Shank of Landover
son Of Mrs. G. G. Drew of Tiffen, Ohio
took place last evening. The ceremony
was performed IN the Fourth PreSby-
terrain Church, the pastor, the Rev. DR.
James H. Miers. officiating at o'clock
Mr.. Howard A. Moore, baritone, sang
several solos, accompanied by Mrs
Chester Adair, organiSt of the church
who also played the wedding music
Palms. ferns and white gladioli were
used as decoration.
The bride wore gown of cream
color satin, the skirt made short in
front and falling into a train at the
back The bodice was long and tight
fitting and the sleeves were also long
and tight fitting. Her tulle veil was
held by rare old lace. an heirloom ir
her family, and she carried bride roses
with a shower of lilies Of the valley.
Miss Catherine Maxine Goodman was
maid Of honor and had an effective
costume of green, the tulle skirt very
bouffant and the satin bodice tight fit.
ting and sleeveless. Her hat of horse
hair braid to match was wide brimmec
and trimmed with long velvet ribbon
streamers. She carried pink roses. The
brides other attendants were Mrs. Flora
Beatty Wiley, Miss Phyllis Houser OF
Brentwood, Md; Miss Margaret Vir-
GINA McKeever and Miss Dorothy A
Hogan. The first two wore orchid
gowns and hats and the others were
in yellow, the gowns made like the
maid of honor and hats to match Their
gowns similar to that worn by Miss
Goodman. The four attendants carried
Ophelia roses. Little Miss Florence
Virginia Rhodes was flower girl and
had q dainty frock in pink fashioned
like the older members of the bridal
party, though she wore no hat. and