Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-18
SOCIETY MATTERS.
Some Pretty June Weddings Last Might
Personal Mention.

Some Pretty June Weddings Last Night
Personal Mention.
Miss Regina Mclaughlin and Dr. David
Moore were married last evening at ST.
Patrick's Church at o'clock. Rev. Father
Walter offitiated. The high altar was ablaze
with lighted tapers and flowers were in all the
vases: The pretty young bride wished a quiet
wedding, so at the appointed hour she walked
down the main aisle with the groom without
the customary train Of attendants. The oc-
cas,on however, lost none of it's impressive
ness since the couple we're themselves the
center of all the attention of the church full of
friends. The bride, who is a most attractive
brunette, was gowned in white silk, the skirt
made walking length. and Louis XVI jacket,
being made of rich white brocade. Her hat
was all white and was trimmed with blush
roses. After the wedding the brides uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gardner, with
whom she made her home, her sister, Mrs.
Howser, the groom's mother, Mrs. Moore. and
ms, sisters, Mrs. Davidson and Mrs. Bridget,
followed DR.. and Mrs. Moore out to their new
home, 3l5 Spruce street, lie Droit Park, and
arrive for the wedding reception.
The marriage of Mr.. A. Bradford Bateman
and Miss Marian Florence Wood took place
last night at Calvary Baptist Church and an
audience, each person of which seemed en-
gagged In vigorously tanning, witnessed the i'm
pressive ceremony. Rev. Mr.. Greene, the
pastor OF the church, offeiated. The ushers,
MI. W. b: Brook, Mr.: G. Cotton, Mr.. A. d.
Rice and Mr.. j. A. McDermott, wore white
roses in the lapels of their dress coats. The
bride and groom entered the church together,
preceded by the best man. Mr. N J. button.
and the maid of honor, Miss virgie Wood. The
prlae, a tall, hne-looking young lady, wore q
pretty dress OF white China silk trimmed with
silk lace. Her jacket bodice had high pulled
sleeves and a flowing collar Diamonds gilt
tered in her ears and in the lace at her neck.
A white rosebud was worn in her dark hair
She carried pyramid bouquet of bride roses
The maid of honor was also in white China silk
and carried a cluster of dark red roses.
Among those present were Mrs. M. A. Tav-
Tor, the brides mother; Mr.. and Mrs Petit.
Mr.. and Mrs MARROW, Miss Lake, Mrs. G.
Berry Mr. J. Kelly, Miss Kelly, Miss Lulu
Wood and Miss Rosa Henderson.
After going home to don their travelling
CARP Mr. and Mrs. Bateman started away on a
bridal trip. They will reside in this city upon
their return.
Inc Western Presbyterian Church WAS the
scene last night of pretty wedding, the high
contracting parties being Miss Ema b. Good
acre, the only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Goodacre, and Mr.. Edwin C. Brandenburg.
Inc latter is the stenographer for Attorney
General Miller. The church was very beauti-
iuliy decorated with flowers, the great quanti-
ties OF palms and other greens used with num-
pers OF held daisies making all around the
pulpit almost woodland scene. This work
was done by the young ladies Of the Sun
DAY school, OF which Mr.. Brandenburg is
now the superintendent after a lifelong connec-
tlon and the bride valued teacher. The ush-
ers. Mr. Fred. Siddons, Mr.. VIM. L. Armstrong,
Mr.. Chas. L. Sturtevant, Mr.. Walter Gle
Phane and Mr.. Willard Z. Buell., were kept
busy seating the guests until the bridal
party arrived; They then walked ahead
aisle ne Rev Orl Me a WGn,ng groom down the
marriage ceremony. Mr.. Clarence A. Brandon
burg attended the groom as best man. The
pride dress was dainty and seasonable one
peln8 OF white embroidered crepe trimmed
with embroidered chiffon ruffies. The skirt
had a demi-train and the bodice was high
necked and long sleeved. In her hair was a
little Knot OF white sweet peas, which fragrant
blossom also formed her houauet. After the
wedding large reception was held at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents on Howard
avenue, Mount Pleasant. The rooms were all
near the opened window fern bower made
pretty surroundings for the newly mar
rled couple to stand under to be
congratulated. Out in the dining room
the table was a most inviting picture and
In the library adjoining the brides presents
made gllttering collection. About ii o'clock
MI and Mrs. Brandenburg drove in town to the
railroad station and started for New York
The brides going-away dress was Of blue
serge, tailor made, and her straw hat matched
In color. They will spend fortnight or so at
Lake George and Niagara Falls. Upon their
return they will go to housekeeping on Brown
street, Mount Pleasant. Among those present
at the wedding were the groom's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred W. Bran1enburg, old residents
of this city.
Miss Laura NJ Bartlett has returned to her
home at Highland, Md.
The parlor of Mr.. and Mrs. John T. McKeon
was the scene of pretty wedding last even
ing Rev. j. b. Perry united in marriage their
younges. daughter, Eva l., and Mr.. ]. Henry
W. Schmidt OF Ohio. The bride, who is we'll
known aud popular teacher, was tastefully at
tired in pearl gray lansdowne, trimmed with
exquisite white lace, and carried a cluster of
bridal roses. She was attended by her niece,
Mary Florence Boteler, and nephew, William A.
Jones of Philadelphia. Only the immediate
reiStives witnessed the ceremony, after which a
collation. was served. Among those present be-
side the immediate family were Mrs DR.. E.
Jones Of Philadelphia, the brides sister: Miss
Agnes McEwen OF Woodbridge, Nj, Miss An
ME FURNACE, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Calhoun, Mrs
William J. Aiken and large party from Alex
andria. The couple departed immediately
for the Blue Ridge mountains.
pretty wedding took place at 2 o'clock YES
terday at the Lutheran Church corner 4th and
L streets. Miss Dorothy Hartei and MIR. Mel
vile A. Boggs plighted their troth in the pres
ence of gathering of intimate friends. Rev.
Dr. Luebkert performed the ceremony. The
ushers We're Mr.. Otto Luebkert and Mr.. Ches-
ter West. The best man was Mr.. Edward West
and the brides sister. Miss Addie, acted as
bridesmaid. The bride wore cream white
silk chiffon dress. Her veil was fastened with a
spray of roses. After the ceremony the couple
held reception from 8 to o'clock at the resi-
dence of the brides mother. Later Mr.. and
Mrs. Boggs started on their wedding trip.
Mrs. Z. G. Dale has left for Berkeley Springs.
Mrs. Madison Whipple and her family expect
to pass the summer at Rock Enon Springs.
The marriage ceremony of Miss Annie F.,
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. H. Evans.
to Mr.. Phares NJ. Mishler Of Hagerstown was
performed last evening at the residence of the
brides parents. 1911 Riggs street northwest.
amid relatives and few friends The Rev. DR..
Perry Of St, Andrews Church ofiiciated fta,