Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-22

wsAdings at the Capital-what Wen.
known People are Doing.
A large company assembled in st. Paul
Lutheran church, corner H and 18th streets
last evening, at . o'clock, to witness the mar
rage OF Miss Eulalie Domer, daughter Of Rev
and Mrs. samuel Domer, and Mr.. Clarence B
hhesm; an OF this city. The church has beef
newly fitted up, and the new organ. under the
management Of Mr.. Jarvis Butler, was frs
used on this occasion. Mr.. c. 8. Domer anC
Mr. VIII A. Domer, brothers Of the bride, and
Mr.. Z. +. Schneider and Julius II. Schneider
cousins OF the groom. seated the congregation
They were in evening dress and wore white
rose favors. Rev. Mr.. Domer escorted Mrs,
Domer to her pew and himself entered the
pulpit. The bride entered upon the arm Of her
eldest brother, Mr.. Blair Domer. They were
preceded by the ushers, who moved up the left
aisle. The groom. accompanied by his best
man, Mr.. George W. r. SwartZell, entered by
the right aisle and met the bride in front OF
the altar. Rev. DIR. Domer performed
the simple marriage service. The bride
wore a bridal robe Of white, the
train and body being of brocade and the front
Of white faille Francois. The body was cut in
a Y, the sleeves reached to the elbow, and the
tulle veil, which fell about her figure, was fas-
tened in her hair with diamond pins. The dia-
bride were the gift of the groom. Mrs. Domer,
mother of the bride, wore a toilet of black silk
trimmed with jetted passementerie. Mrs. j. s.
Alleman. Of Harrisburg, Pa, sister Of the bride,
wore a handsome dress of white ottoman silk
and cut crystal ornaments. Others of the fam
lily party were Miss A. Eckert; Mr.. G.. W. Do
mer, the brides uncle; Mr.. HarryT Domer and
Domer Aileman. Others in the church were
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Rhsem, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hensey. Mr.. E. s.
khesm, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Schneider, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Schneider, Mr.. and Mrs w. ID. Wyvill,
A r. Mr. nd Il n Der
ker and Miss Parker, and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Norment After the service Mr.. and Mrs.
Rhsem held an informal reception in the
church parlor, where her many friends
stopped to give her good wishes for happy
future. The bride was the contralto in the
Calvary Baptist church. The bridal party
then went into DIR. Domer's house. which adj
joins the church, where supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rheems then left the city for a
tour, including visits in Philadelphia, New
York, and Boston. After fortnight's absence
they wiz return to this city, which will be
their home.
Miss Kate Drummond, daughter of the late
Maj. Willis Drummond. and DR.. Nelson A. Ryon
were married last evening in Trinity church by
the Rev. DR.. Addison. The ushers were Messrs.
E. l. Drummond, c. W. Stetson, F. P Morgan,
and W. n. Speiser. On account Of the recent
death OF the brides father no invitations were
issued, and the arrangements were made as
simple and carried out as quietly as possible
The bride carried bunch of puritan roses.
and was attired in a tasteful gown of white.
After the ceremony DIR. and Mrs. Ryon took
the train for their future home in Bowie. Md.
Mr.. Theodore NJ. Cogswell. Of the Erening
Post. and Miss Maggie f. Spellman we're mar
RED last evening at Holy Trinity church, Rev.
Father Roccofort officiating. There we're pres
ent many friends Of the bride and groom. The
bride wore a brown travelling dress and carried
bunch of puritan roses. After the ceremony
the bridal couple left for a visit to Baltimore.
Mr.. Rex Smith, Of this city. and Miss Lulie
Wells. of EVANSVILLE. Nd, were married this
morning at $50 o'clock at St. Luke's Episcopal
church. Bladensburg. Md BY the Rev. Theo-
dore Reed. assisted by the Rev. Hobart Smith,
the Sroom's uncle, of Baltimore. The cere-
Inony was private, no cards being issued The
BRIDE wore travelling suit OF golden brown
venetian cloth. tailor-made, and carried bou-
quet of Narechal Neil roses. Messrs. Walter
and Archibald Wells, brothers of the BRIDE Al
bert Hyatt and Albert Jackson. acted as ushers
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Smith drove
to this city and took the IL o'clock express for
. trip to New York and other points north
Upon their return they will reside at No. 1903
9Th street n. W., where they will be at home
after December 5.
Lord Sackville and the Misses Sackville-West
will leave the city on Friday morning for New
York city. They sail for France on Saturday
The family Of the British minister regret
deeply that the impression should have gone
abroad that anything was sold which had come
to them by gift All the fancy articles sold
they say. were purchases made bv Miss Sack
ville-West. The german favors were bought in
Paris this summer and were intended for a
cotillon which was to come off in Mi-Careme
The family take with them all their own yalua-
Bile things. MIR. de Tavera gave the minister
and his daughters dinner party on Monday
Minister Roustan gave them a box party at Al
baugh's last evening. and they will be the
guests OF Mrs. Whitney at the French play to-
night
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain are back
from their honeymoon retirement at Chevy
Chase and are the guests of Secretary and
Mrs Endicott for few days before sailing for
Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kearney Warren have returned
to the city and are occupying their handsome
new residence on street. They spent the
summer at Bar Harbor and came back by easy
stages, stopping in Boston and New York city
for brief visits.
MIR. and Mrs. Lucius Tuckerman and Miss
Tuekerman are back. the latter having arrived
ouly on Tuesday night. They spent the sum
mer at their country place in Connecticut.
Mrs. n. s. Lincoln is spending the week in
New York city, where Mrs. Hornsby and Mrs.
Dolph are also visiting
Miss Josie Smith, of Savannah, Ga, is a
guest of Mrs. NJ. A. Gibbons 1918 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue.