Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-29
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Thanksgiving Day Weddings-Personal
Notes Of Interest.


Mrs. Harrison with Mrs. Dimmick, her niece,
who had spent the night at the White House,
| drove in the morning yesterday to SO 18th
street, where Mrs. Scott-Lord Is staying; ana
paid her a visit. Mrs. Scott-Lord will be wholly
unable to see her many friends for some time
| to come, much as she desires to see them.
Through the heavy down pour of rain that
prevailed on Wednesday night bridal party
| and a company of wedding guests assembled in
Epiphany church for the marriage of Miss
Emma Franzoni Marshall, daughter of Mrs j.
V. Marshall of No 1912 street, and Mr. Henry
P. West, son of Mr.. t. West of the firm
of West Brothers, brick manufacturers The
ceremony was at o'clock, Dr. McKim the
| rector, officiating. The groom was attended
by his brother, Mr.. Chas. West, and they
awaited the arrival of the bride on the altar
steps. The ushers, who were led bv Mr.
Richard S. Marshall, brother of the bride, and
who were Mr.. Frederick Schafhirt, Dr.
Hendrlckson, Mr.. A. Scott Imirie, MIR. Edward
Z. Champlin of this city and DIR. S. Groom
FISHER OF baltimore, preceded the bridesmaids,
Miss Jessie Marshall. sister of the bride, and
Miss Clara West, cousin of the groom, who
walked together. The bride entered with her
uncle, Mr.. j. c. Franzoni. who gave her away.
The bridal dress was composed of white faille
Francois, the back en- traine and the front of
rich brocade. The V-shaped opening at the
neck was filled with tulle and the tulle veil was
fastened In her hair with sprays of orange
the groom, and carried a bouquet of La France
roses tied with pink satin ribbons. Miss Jessie
Marshall wore short skirt of white
China silk, accordion pleated, a V-shaped
body OF white MORE and carried bunch
OF American beauty roses. Miss Clara
West wore toilet of white surah silk draped
with striped silk gauze and the bodice had
N-shaped opening at the throat. She carried
Marechal Neil roses. Among the guests &C.
eupying front seats were Mrs. Marshall, mother
OF the bride. who wore a toilet of black silk,
with tichu and cuffs of Honiton lace; Miss Evelyn
Marshall. golden brown satin rhadame; Mrs. J.
ID. Franzoni, Partisan gown of French black
silk, trimmed with jetted lace; Miss carp, wood
colored silk, trimmed with hunters green vel
vet; Miss Cecilia DAILY, white MORE and white
lace; Miss Alice DAILY, canary MORE, with tab
lier drapery Of lace; Miss Nina Cole, black lace
over black silk; Miss Mamie Jones. white silk;
Miss Maud Stalnecker, white silk; Miss Atkin-
son, dress of brown silk, with sleeves of golden
brown velvet; Miss Edith Franzoni, black
armure silk: Miss Rose Williams of Baltimore,
white silk MORE, garnshed with yellow rib
bons; Miss Lille Parsons, black lace; Mrs.
A. $. Jones, helIotrope silk and thread lace;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. West. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
j. West, Mr.. and Mrs. William Champion. Mr..
William West, Mrs. Deborah Mankin and fam
lily, Mrs. A. W. Jones. the Misses Paris, Mrs.
Brown and Mrs. Todd of Baltimore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Handy, the Misses Handy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stauf of Baltimore, Mr.. Grigg Miss Flor
D. II.
Brereton, Mrs. E. S. Holmes, Mr.. Frederick w.
Plugge, Mr.. Howard c. Fisher and Miss Ellen
G. Fisher of Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bird,
Miss Bird Mr.. Henry Bird. Mr.. W. B. Truxton,
the Misses Kingsbury, Mr.. VIM. E. Boulter.
Miss Kate Franzoni. Miss Woodacre of Clifton
Terrace, Mt. PLEASANT Miss Beulah Parsons,
Mrs. Charles S. Fletcher, Mrs. Dickson. Miss
Ella Dickson, DR.. and Mrs Walton, and Mrs. ].
c. Kennedy. At the close of the ceremony the
party drove to the residence of the bride where
on, f,,fnr 81 hall Mr.
Ii. Z. West left the city for bridal journey
northward. the bride wearing travelling cos
tune of plum-colored armure cloth. trimmed
with Persia braid. On their return to the city
they will reside at No. 225 Sth street southwest.
IN house that was the gift of the grooms
father to the young couple, and that has been
neatly and tastefully furnished by their many
relatives and friends.
Miss Mary f. Bray of this city and Mr.. T. G.
Donavan of Clinton, NY, we're married at st.
Patrick's church yesterday morning. Rev. j. A.
Walter, pastor, officiating. Miss Annie Z. Bray,
sister OF the bride, attended the bride, walking
up the aisle with the best man. Mr.. C. F. Fred
erick. The bride wore a travelling dress of
dark cloth. At the close of the service we'd
ding breakfast was served at the residence of
the bride, No. ia 18th street northwest. Mr..
and Mrs. Donavan left the city on the noon
train for Clinton, NY, which will be their
future home.
Mr.. Green b. Raum, jr., son of the commits
sioner of pensions will be married in January
to Miss Anna Rodgers, daughter of the late
Vim. d. Rodgers of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Geo. Adams and her two children,
who have been visiting her relatives In this
city at AT Sd street, left yesterday for Boston.
Miss Cora Frank accompanied them and will
spend the winter in Boston.
Ensign Herbert l.. Draper, United States
navy, and Miss Edith Lee Taylor of Virginia
were married at Annapolis Wednesday evening
The residence of Mr.. Frank W. Bowling on
29th street. Georgetown, was the scene last
evening Of pleasant social gathering. the oc-
casion being double christening The Rev.
Mr. Rice of the Dumbarton Street E. church
3aptised the infant daughter. Marion Lee of
Mr.. Noble Bowling and the infant son, Frank
Widney, of Mr. Frank W. Bowling. after which
refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs Thos
Downing, the grandparents OF the two children
were among the numerous guests.
A pretty home wedding took place yesterday
morning at the residence of Mr.. Hiram Michaels
1922 New Jersey avenue northwest. The con-
tracing parties were MIR. Paul A. Steele and
Miss h. Z. Mchaels both of this city. Only
the relatives and intimate friends of the bride
and groom witnessed the ceremony, which was
performed by Rev. A T. Steele, rector of St.
Marks church and father of the groom. The
bride wore pretty costume of cream Henri
eta. en- train. The low sleeveless bodice was
softened by puffings of tulle The veil OF tulle
which enveloped her entire form held in place
| by orange blossoms. and the bunch of Ii.
| France roses tied with satin ribbons, COM
| pleted exceedingly becoming bridal toilet.
! The groom wore a knot of white violets in his
| lapel After receiving congratulations the
bride retired from the parlors and donned IA
/ travelling suit of dark green broadcloth, jacket
and toque to match, with Medici collar OF
| black Astrachan, and the happy couple were
driven to the depot, whence they left for a
/ brief wedding tour.
| Several Washingtonians attended the we'd
| ding of Henry b. Kramer of this city and Miss
| Bessie VI. Snouffer of Prince Georges county,
| Md, at the residence of the brides family
| Edinboro, Md, Wednesday afternoon Rev.
Mr.. John of the p. Z. church of Rockville offici-
ated Mr.. and Mrs. Kramer will make their
| home in Washington. Mr.. Kramer is an en-
| ploye Of the United States express company.
ANACOSTIA.