Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-26
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Msvry wedding Beiis-Psrsonal Notes Of
Interest.


There was quiet wedding at Sc. Johns
Church Yesterday morning at IL o'clock when
one ~ Tasbin9ton's bellies Miss Emile Thorn.
wa married 10 Capt. Harry Reade of the army,
of Lowell. Mass The bride came into town yes
terday with her parents. MIR. and Mrs q. N:
Thorn. from their country place va AZ
The bride walked into the church
with her father and the groom, and DIR.
Douglas. the officiating Clergyman, met them
Ut the chancel rail. The BRIDE wore q travel.
ing dress of blue cloth and broad-brimmed
hat trimmed with pink roses, and she carried a
bouquet of white roses. The Witnesses were
Mrs. Thorn. Mrs. T. n. Wood and her little
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben hilien, Gen. Thorn
and Mr. and Mrs. C. NJ. Matthews. Mr.. W. W.
Corcoran was the granduncle Of the bride.
Capt and Mrs Reade left the city by the noon
train for Lowell, where they will reside.
The engagement has been one of some years
standing but the date OF the marriage day
Was recently and suddenly determined upon
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn will spend the winter in
the eity, as IL their custom since they have
taken the out-of-town residence for the long
summer season. Mrs. Wood, sister of the
bride. returned after the marriage to her home
In Philadelphia, where her husband Is at pres
ent stationed
Miss Louise Lisette Griesbauer. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Griesbauer Of No. 435 9th
street. and Mr.. Harry Bradford Wilson of this
city were married last night Mt $50 o'clock in
the First Presbyterian Church. Rev. DIR. Sun
derland officiating. Several hundred guests
we're invited to witness the ceremony and to be
present at the reception which followed at the
residence Of the brides parents. The ushers
were Dr. Hugh Cline, DIR. Lee Wiltberger, Mr..
Blair Domer ard Mr. Vim. Reinecke. Mr. Ross
Andrews OF Warren. Pa. was best man. The
bride entered the church with the groom. and
was preceded by the ushers and o maid of honor
Miss Anna jriesbaueT. sister OF the bride, who
walked with the best man. The bride wore q
trained gown of white faille, made with n
MeCiici collar y veil Of tulle, and she carried
bouquet Of white chrysanthemnms. The
maid of honor was dressed In pink silk and
carried pink chrysanthemums. Mrs. Greis-
bauer received her guests at the house in a
toilet of black silk. Mrs. Wilson. mother of
the groom: Mr.. Percy Wilson and Miss Helen
and Albert Wilson. the sister and brothers Of
the groom. were among the guests. Mr.. and
Mrs Eek Mr.. Grote. Mr.. John Lindner MR..
Kreutzer and Miss Emma Muesse of Bal,i-
more. Mrs. kEeas. grandmother OF the
bride: Mr.. and Mrs. John Curtis, Miss
McPhelps. Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Reynolds,
C. A. Brickwedde Miss Emma Voiyt. Miss kittie
Cullen Mr.. and Mrs Nfagraue Of New York. Dir.
Fred. Henkelman. Mr.. Chas. Spilcker. Mr. II.
Applewhaite of Baltimore. Miss Fanny Cottell,
Misses Ida Ruppert. Pauline velati. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Faber Mr.. and Mrs. John Heyl. Yr. and
Mrs Won Glummer. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E.
Fischer. the Misses Brooks. Mrs. NJ. A. Nord-
castle. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L. Budd. Mr.. and
l. III, e. T.
Mrs v. Grovauneth, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ghiselli.
Miss Lena Maher Miss Lena Eichler, Miss
Annie Cook, Miss Matte Burch, Misses Mamie
and Lizzie Reiter. Mr. Edwin M. Bennette.
Miss Alice Poole. Miss 'Irgie Galbreath, the
Misses Rosenbusch. DIR. and Mrs. Schenecke,
Mrs Mckeever. Miss Thorn. Mr.. and Mrs j.
Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ghiselli, Mrs
Clara Parkhurst Miss Lizzie Dcrn. Misses
Toepper. Misses Cullen, Miss Virginia Gemmil,
Messrs Carl and Chris. Zimmerman, Mrs Hair
vey. Mrs. Lemon q. Hine. Misses Mary and
Blanche Hine. bliss Rose Spiker. Miss Ada
Miller Mrs. Bell. Mr.. Jos. Cullen. Miss Blanche
Fenley. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wood. Misses
Rosenbusch Mr. and Mrs. l.. Ghiscli and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Biggs. The reception was held
from to 10 o'clock, and at the latter hour the
bride. having dOnned dress of brown cloth.
drove away with the groom to their home at
No. 1923 Columbia street northwest, where they
will in future reside.
Mrs. Lamb Of Bellefontaine. Ohio. and Mrs.
Leonard of Piqua. who have been the guests
fer the past week of Judge and Mrs. Shellabar-
ger. returned to their homes yesterday.
Hon. and Mrs. Alexander NJ. Dockery of
Missouri arrived in the city last night and are
quartered at the Willard for the winter.
Mrs Jacob @. Cilley and Mrs. H. y. Cillev
have returned to the city and are at their
former residence. 1928 street northwest.
Miss Cora Perkins. daughter of Representa-
tive b. W. Perkins of Kansas who is attending
II
snce Mortimer, 1911 18th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Maher of johnson
City, Tenn. in the city for short visit,
stopping at 800 vi street northwest.
Rev. Irwin W. Hendricks Of Lewisburg, Pa.
and bride, nee Miss Bessie Craig of Rimeisburg.
Pa. arrived in the city this morning and are
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Albright
iii street. Mr.. Hendricks was the supply
Tor Grace Reformed Church Of this CITY last
summer year ago. when that church was with
out pastor. and became very popular with the
members of the congregation. They will be at
home to their many friends on Thanksgiving
evening.
Senator Faulkner and family, accompanied
by Miss Nellie VIM. arrived in the city yester-
day and are located for the winter at 2i7 East
Capitol street.
Gov. and Mrs. Thos c. Fletcher have taken
rooms at No. 1927 street northwest Mrs.
Fletcher will be at home Tuesdays.
Miss Ruth Guyton of Sweet Air" Md, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. W. G. Hurley Of Capt.
toll Hill.
Hon. VIM yandever and wife Of California
and their daughters Misses Mary and Florence
vandever. are at lS45 L street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. George '. Balch Of 1921 Penn
sylvania avenue will spend Thanksgiving with
Admiral and Mrs.. Balch of Baltimore.
Mr.. Joseph s. Matthews and bride Of st.
Mary's county. Nd, are at the Ebbitt.
Barry Bulkley and Miss Emily HYDE daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas HYDE were married at
noon today at st. Johns Episcopal Church.
Georgetown. by the pastor. Rev. DIR. Register,
IN the presence Of a church full Of invited
friends. The service was a strikingly pretty one.
As the organ poured forth the wedding march
from Lohengrin the ushers. Messrs. Leonard
Z. Gunnell. Gailard Hunt. Snowden Ashford,
Charles Hacauley and Pickering Dodge. pro-
eecded 10 the chancel rail- followed by
the bridesmaids Miss HYDE and Miss knight
Then came the bride upon the arm of her
father. bevitchingly attired in white. carrying
large bunch Of La France roses and lilies Of
the valley. At the rail the groom and his best
man. Mr.. Clary Ray. met the bride. The
ushers wore dark cutaway coats and light
trousers. white Ascot ties and carried their
silk hats in their hands. Mr.. and Mrs. Buckley
leave on an early train for New York and the
north
The Ladies' Excelsior Literary Club met
Tuesday in the parlors Of the wimodaughsis,
1t6 u street northwest. the president, Mrs.
Naylor IN the chair. After quotations, read
inss, &c.. from the author Of the month, Will
Carlton, paper on prenatal influences was read
By Mrs John McCreary, ex-president Of the
club.
HIGH SCHOOL CADETS.
Ihey want More Guns, but There In No
Law q Give Theru.