Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-28
SOCIETY,".
Pretty summer Wcddings - Personal
Notes Of Interest.

OF all the pretty summer weddings that have
been such pleasing features Of Warrington So
eial life during the past two three months,
none we're more attractive than tho ceremony
mony Mr.. Charles Lamsrtine Dubois and Miss
Rosalie Amy wheelock. New York Avenue
Church vss comfortably Allied with friends Of
tho couple, when Mr.. Dubois, who was attended
BY Mr.. Theodore Sargent welcomed Miss
Wheelock AZ the altar. Miss wheelock was
preceded up the aisle by four ushers and by
her maid Of honor. Miss Stewart Senator
Teller accompanied Miss Wheolock to the altar
and participated in the ceremony to the extent
of giving her away. Rev. DR.. Patch oficiated
and made the service very impressive; in this
ho was assisted by the organist. The bridal
costume was Of heavy white crepe and the
front petticoat had bottom ruching OF thick
white silk. Greek draperies fell from the
shoulders into . long train. The front of the
bodice was yelled with white point d'esprit.
festooned at the waist and fastened there by q
pearl buckle. A gold bead necklace and
diamond pendant we're the only other articles OF
tewelry. Orange blossoms festooned the tulle
veil, beneath which was carried . bouquet Of
Puritan roses Miss Stewart. the maid OF
honor, wore white satin, the drspcries edged
with white fringe. Several strings OF pearls
were about her neck. Her bouquet was of La
France roses. The ushers we're Mr.. Otto Rich
ardson, Mr. II. @. Dubois (brother OF the
groom, Mr.. Addison Dubois and Mr.. C. W.
Piece An informal reception was given at the
home Of the brides mother, Mrs. Il. c.
Wheelock, I'LL street, and when that was
concluded Mr.. and Mrs. Dubois Left on the 10
o'clock train for an extended trip abroad
Mrs A. Dallas Tucker. accompanied by her
children. Edwin and Ethel have returned from
River Springs. where they have been for the
past two months
Dr. Siias L. Loomis and wife from Fcrnan-
dina Fla. have been spending the month at
Oakland Nd The doctor returned to Florida
this morning and Mrs. LOOMS will spend Sep
tember and October in this city.
Mr.. Eddie Arnold has gone to the Blue Ridge
mountains. Miss Birdie Arnold Of Capitol Hill
is soiourning in Philadelphia for several weeks
The home OF Mrs. 6. Washington Ball, 1925
Pennsylvania avenue, was the scene of pretty
home wedding at noon yesterday. The
bride was Miss Landonin Ball and the groom
Mr.. VIM. Hill of Columbus. Ga The ceremony,
which was a quiet one, as the family of the
bride is in mourning, was performed by Rev.
DR.. Ball of Epiphany. Mr.. and Mrs. Hill will
reside in Georgia
DIR. K h Graham has a. his guests his
brother, Rev. 8. II. Graham and wife OF Pitts
burg. They viii remain in the city for
several days
Mr. John Garthwait of East Washington is
spending his vacation at Rockbridge Alum
Springs, Va
Mrs. s wollard and Miss Anna Shoemaker
have returned from q very pleasant jaunt
through New England.
Miss Emma Goodacre Of Mount Pleasant,
who has just returned from Boston, has gone
to Round Hill. Va, to enjoy her favorite
amusement, horseback riding.
Dir. W. II. yerrhoff and family arrived yes
terday from Europe after three months trip
among the art galleries and studios.
Mrs k X. Piper, Miss L. A Piper and Miss
b. L. Piper Of Sacramento, who have been
staying at the Hotel Randall, left this after
noon for Cape May.
Mr.. p. '. De Graw and family will remain
for the rest Of the summer at Atlantic High
lands. NJ.
Mr.. Robert Fortner and family returned yes
.erday from Europe and are now at his country
scat 'Annaburg." near Manassas.
Miss Teldesley Of London, England, Mr. and
Mrs. ]. b. Whitaker and Miss Florence B. Arm
strong of Covington, Ky, are spending few
days at Wizards,
Miss Mary E. Carter Of Chicago, who is en-
route home, is spending q few days at
Welcker's.