Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-24
,,Alexa hdria. Society
Events of Interest.
And Personal Notes
brilliant Weddings SEIZED.
uled and Betrothals An
nounced -. Honor Fune.
tions and Special Fessivi-
ties ,Listed-Round of En-.
pertaining.

The marriage of Miss Mariane Min
nigerode Maiene, daughter Of Mrs. DaN-
! idson Maigne of this city and of Mr..
Charles Minnigsrode Maigne of Cali
fornia, to Mr.. Thomas Andrew Hulfisn,
IT., son Of Mr., and Mrs. Thomas A.
H1lfsh, took place Thursday evening
In Sc. paul's Episcopal Church. with
the rector, Rev. Percy Foster Hall. on
ciating The church was decorated
with white chryBanthemums, palms anu
Southern srnilax and lighted with CALI
dies. Large clusters OF the chrysAnthe-
nuns marked the pews set aside for the
two families and the more intimate
friends. Mr. Sherman B. Fowler,
orgArist Of the church, played the. we'd
ding marches and program OF APP
propriate music before and during the
ceremony. The bridal party was pre-
coded into the church by the fun vested
choir sing ng the bridal chorus from
"Lohengrin."
The bride was escorted by her uncle,
MIR. Frances James Davidson Of Wash
inston. Her gown was of ivory panne
velvet, made on long fitted lines and
with a train. Her veil of ivory tulle was
fastened with Grange blossoms and She
valley lilies. Miss Frances Davidson
Maiene, schoolgirl sister OF the bride,
who is attending st. Margarets School
in Tappahannock, Va, was maid OF
honor. Her gown was of peach color
paFlne velvet with which she wore a
velvet. hat Of q deeper shade draped on
the face, Her flowers were Kordes roses
tied with turquoise tulle. The brides
maids were Miss Laura Evans Hulfish,
cousin of the bridegroom Miss Kath-
crime Alexander Leadbeater, Miss Cen
evieve Payton Shepperson and Miss
Caroline Caverley Rust Miss Rust and
Miss Ieadbeater wore peach panne
velvet with soft velvet hats of deeper
shade similar to the costume Of the maid
of honor They carried Kordes roses
tied with turquoise tulle. Miss Shop
person and Miss Hulfsh wore turquoise
parane velvet with velvet hats OF
darker shade and carried Kordes roses
tied with peach tulle. Mr.. Robert
Golden carter was best man for Mr..
Hulfish. and the usherS were Mr.. john
G. Scott. Mr.. John Payne Robinsoil,
Mr.. william Everett Swan and Mr.. s.
Lee Tucker. Following the ceremony
there was reception at the home OF
the brides grandmother, Mrs. FRANCES
J. Davidson, on South Royal street.
The bridal couple were assisted IN
receiving by Mrs. Maigne, mother OF the
bride. wearing a gown OF light green
velvet: Mrs. Hulfish, mother or the
bridesEoom,S wearing hydrargea blue
satin trimmed with rl1inestones, And
Mrs. Frances James DAVIDSON, aunt o.
the bride. or washington. The reception
guests were limited to the immediate
families and the young friends OF the
couple, Later in the evening Mr.. ana
Mrk, Hulfish left by motor for North
ern bridal trip On their return they
will live in the Brawner Apartments,
o06 Prince street. ,.>
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Huinsn
entertained at dinner wednesday eve
ming preceding the rehearsal Of the
Huifsh-Maigne wedding. The guests
we're limited to the members Of the
mis- Miss Mar Mary Lloyd entertained at
bridge Monday evening in her home
on South st. Asaph street In honor OF
Mrs Maigne ana Mr.. Hulfish.
Parties Given I'm MOnOr
OF Recent Brides.
Mrs. Charles Creighton Caflin, jr,
entertained at pea Wednesday AFTERNOON
at her home on IN9rtR Washington
street in honor OF Mr.. = Robert w.
wheat, bride Of September. and Mrs
q. s. N. Mrs. John Armistead Drming
of Baltimore and Mrs. Cameron
Wenyss, sister of the hostess, were at
the tea table and were assisted by Mrs.
chester G. Pierce, Mrs. Edwin Ham
rnond Pierce, MRS. Edgar Bayoh MRS.
William p. Herring, Miss Margaret
Moore, Miss Caroline Morton. Miss
MARGARET warwick, MISS Elizabeth war.
wick and Miss Katherine Oliver OF
Fairfax. e
Miss Reba Donald entertained Fri
day evening In sher home on North Al
fred street in honor of Mrs. Aubrey
Lee Downs, bride OF last month. Inc
other guests were Mrs. Charles Whalen,
Mrs. j. W..!Morris, Mrs, Harry Rudd
Mrs. Frank Sinms, Mrs. C.. o. Friiks,
Mrs. R. E. miller, Mrs: James Moore,
Mrs. Warren, Miss Mary Williamson,
Miss Reba Wiltshire, Miss Virginia
Haislip,. Miss Hattie Morgan, Miss Lii
Ian Banton and Miss Nellie Jennings
Miss Virginia Fisher was the week
end guest of her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Shelton, in Rectory
Mrs. frank corsa left last week for
visit tosreiatlvAs in PeNr1a, Ill.
Mrs. s. NJ Redmond was the week
end guest OF friends in Manassas.
Mr.. and Mrs: Thomas u. Fairfax en-
tertained informally Friday evening in
honor of their sof1-in-law. and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Loven OF
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Leblanc of Dali
las, Tex, have arrived by motor and
will spend several weeks with the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. r. Glib
son.
Miss Mary Hunt Roberts Is home
from visit to her brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. James Walker
Roberts. in Norfolk.
Miss Alice Hancock Of Fredericks-
burg and Mr.. John A. Moss of NorfoL:
we're week end guests of Mrs. z. p.
Moss.
CoIoniaf Danes Committee
Holds Its Annual Session.
The Alexandria committee Of the
Colonial Danes held its annual meet