The Washington critic., 1886-06-03
SOME JUNE WEDDINGS.
Notable Matrimonial Events Here and
Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
The marriage OF Sherman Hoar, son OF
ex. x.Attorney General Hoar, and Miss Caro-
line Prescott Wood took place at Concord,
Mass, last evening, Rev. Grinnell Rey-
nolds Of the Unitarian Church, officiating.
Mr.. Henry Luce and Miss Louisa, daugh-
ter Of the late Admiral Davis, weremarried
In Christ Church, Cambridge, Rev. William
Lawrence officiating. The couple will live
In Boston In house presented by the
BRIDES brother-in-law, Henry Cabot Lodge.
Miss Lizzie, daughter of Senator Colquitt,
and Capt. William l.. Marshall, U. s. A.,
were married at Edgewood, Ca, yesterday
at the residence of the BRIDES father The
ceremony. was performed by Rev. 9. A.
Evans Of Augusta, an eX-Confederate
major-general. There were twenty-five
bridesmaids, including two daughters OF
Rev. L. De Witt Talmage. The couple left
for Washington last night.
Gen. Anson McCook, Secretary U. s.
Senate and Miss Hettie, daughter of the
late Col George McCook of Steubenville,
Ohio, were married in New York to-day at
the residence of the brides cousin, Mr.. j.
j. McCook, in West Fifty fourth street.
Gen. and Mrs. McCook will reside In Wash
iDgton.
The wedding Of Mr.. Alfred Clum and
Miss Lizzie w. Bohrar at the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church last evening was one
of the most brilliant events of the kind that
Capitol Hill has enjoyed in long time.
Rev. Dr. Chester oillciated, using the simple
Presbyterian ceremony that made the happy
couple one; and Mr.. Hutchinson, organist,
added charm to the event by his excellent
performance Of the wedding march. The
beautiful bride and the handsome groom
stood beneath an arch Of orange blossoms
and ferns intertwined. The bride was at
tired In white sura silk, with rosebuds In her
hair. The pulpit Of white marble was ex-
quisitely adorned with daisies and deep
green ferns, and daisies, and white
roses hung in graceful festoons against the
organ standing In the rear OF the pulpit plat
form, and ferns and rare exotics adorned
the platform. large crowd assembled to
enjoy the occasion. The reception at the
BOhrer mansion was fine, and accorded with
the well-kDown characteristics of that home
for genuine hospitality and good will. Mr..
and Mrs. Clum left this morning for Cam
bridge, o., and shortly will take up their
residence in Cleveland, o.
st. Andrews Church was crowded last
evening, at the wedding Of Miss Lilly d.
McCallum and DR.. Henry A. Robbins. The
floral decorations were very elaborate and
pretty. Rev. Mr.. Perry ofllciated, and
Messrs. j. Brainard, /. Bell, DIR. ii. l.. e.
johnson and James Il. McCallum acted as
ushers. AT the conclusion OF the ceremony
o reception was held at the residence of Mr..
A. 4. McCallum, No. 1347 Corcoran street
northwest.
The wedding of Miss Mary A. Baker and
Mr.. Charles w. Plumber took place at the
residence OF Col. Washington, 1905 X
street. Rev. DR.. Giesy, OF the Epiphany
Church, performed the ceremony. The
bride wore dresss Of white tulle orna-
mented with flowers and diamonds. Among
those present were: Pay Director Fulton,
Capt. Wallace, Gen. and Mrs Hazen, Gen.
Cutter, Col. and Mrs, Berret, Gen. and Mrs.
Miles, ex-Commissioner Edmonds, Pay
master General Dayton, Col Hay, Com
modore Harmony, Col. j. M. Wilson and
wife, Hon. Morgan Roach Of Rhode Island
Charles Thompson and many other prom
inent society people.
Miss Emma Hodges and Mr., L. B. Thiel
were married last night at Mount Vernon
Place Church by Rev. Mr.. Haddaway. The
ushers were Messrs. 4. &. Keller and j. G
Hodges, G. b. Ames and G. II. Daniels
The couple left on a late train fora West
ern tour. Their future home will be IL
Danville, Ky.