Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-11
SOCIAL MATTERs.
rhree Pretty June weddings-Personai Nosss
OF Interest


The marriage last night ct the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Gaines Of their daughter.
Miss Eima Gaines, to Col James q. b. Wool
worth OF Saratoga was witnessed by a small
gathering OF relatives, but q large company
came afterward TO the reception. IL was O
marguerite wedding. since all the house was
deeked with this chosen flower the brides
dress trimmed with IL and the men OF the
bridal party wore them as boutonnieres The
nanteis OF the two parlors were banked with
marguerites set with grasses and trailing with
vines The bay window was transformed into
bower with pyramid bouquets of the margue-
rites, reaching up on either side TO the climb
ing green vines AT 8 o'clock, when the bridal
party came down stairs, Rev. VIM. Miller Of the
furley Memorial Church was waiting in the
'front.' parlor. The groom. attended by the best
man. Col. Cadogsn Of New York, entered first
iouowed BY Miss Florence Gaines. the maid Of
honor Mr.. Gaines escorted the bride and gave
her In marriage. The bride wore q trained
princess dress of white crepe trimmed with
embroidered rufies Of chiffon. The bodice was
finished OF with high collar made Of chiffon
friils She wore no veil but few marguerites
were in her dark hair. Her only Jewels were an
elegant diamond bracelet the gift of the groom
she carried white-bound prayer book, from
which the Episcopal service was read Miss
Florence Gaines wore a pretty gown Of soft
Mi hl'e nun and her bouquet was of marguerites.
MIS- Galnes, the brides mother, wore a black
lace dress, the waist trimmed in point lace.
mrs. 5. Z. Sheibley, the brides sister, wore a
pale gray India silk, trimmed in lace the same
shade. The brides presents were elegant, con-
sisting chiefly in large collection of solid sill
yer table furnishings aud a number Of superb
gut ornaments. Mr.. and Mrs. Woodwork ut 10
CLOCK started for the train, the bride going
away dress being Of a light gray check wool
and stylish light cloth ulster, with becoming
round hat to match. They will spend the sum-
mer at their Saratoga cottage, and after that
anticipate long period Of travel Among those
present at the wedding reception were the
brides brother, Mr.. W. II. Gaines of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Woolworth Of watertoyn'
\, l., Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clephane, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stetson, DIR. and Mrs. Sewers, Ma. Gaines.
commissioner and Mrs Wilson, Mrs King of
New York, Miss McClelland, the Misses Dapray.
Mr. and Mrs. Rauni, Lieut.. and Mrs. Moses Mr..
W. b. Roberts Miss Penthald, Lieut.. and Mrs
ii. r. Reich, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Strong Mrs.
and Miss Mann, ex-Commissioner and Mrs
Hine, Gen. and Mrs. Fisher and Mrs Almena
Williams.
Last evening Judge Miller's pretty home in
Takoma~as the scene of a large and pleasant
gathering, the occasion being the reception of
the members of the Nomad Cycle Club-the
nrst run of the club. The house was thrown
open to the many guests, and Chinese lanterns
Illuminated the broad veranda and lawn in
front of the house. After music and dancing
refreshments were served and the members of
the club made quick return run Among
those present, besides the Judge and Mrs.
Miller, were Mrs. Thompson and Miss Wade of
savannah, Ga; Mr.. and Mrs. Cady and Miss
Ida Cady, Miss Startzman Of Baltimore, Miss
Alvey OF Hagerstown, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Harper, Mr.. and Mrs. William Alvey Misses
McNantz, Miss Hepburne, Miss Douglas, Mr..
Smith, Mr. Terry, Mr.. Hackett, Miss Atlee,
Miss Busey, Miss Martin, Miss Keefer, Miss
Sioussa. Miss wylie, Mr.. Harper Miss French,
Mr. Babb, Mr.. Giles and Mr.. Thayer.
Grace Church. Silver Spring parish. was
handsomely and artistically decorated last
evening by the young ladies Of that neighbor-
hood TO celebrate the wedding of Miss Florence
NJ. Keys, the daughter of the late Mr. Charles
NJ. Keys. formerly Of this city, to Mr.. Charles
Randell of Boston, Mass. The church was
filled to overlooking. At the appointed hour
the bride entered and was escorted up the aisle
by her brother, Mr.. Frank KEYS, and was met
at the chancel rail by the groom, whose friend
Mr. Lyle Of Washington, stood up with him.
The bridesmaid. Miss Lizzie H. Keys, followed
with her brother, Mr.. Enos KEYS. Then came
the maid of honor, Miss Eta Harding. The
wedding party was played in and out Of the
church to the strains of Lohengrin's wedding
march, performed by Miss Lulu Fox The
bride and groom stood under a beautiful we'd
ding bell made of roses and the chancel was
filled with flowers that sent delicious perfume
throughout the church. The bride was dressed
In gown OF white faille francais, the front
drapery being Of chiffon. The bodice was "
shaped and had hounce Of chiffon around the
pointed edge and failed on the front. The
bridal veil held on the head with white
Puritan roses and q bouquet Of the same was
carried in the hand. The groom and all the
gentlemen In the wedding party wore the same
rose The bridesmaid wore a white India silk
trimmed with Fedora lace and carried Marechsl
Neil roses. The maid OF honor wore white
mouseline de sole trimmed with lace and car
ried la France roses. The bride was given
away by her uncle. Mr.. Alfred Raw, and mar
ried by the rector Of the church, Mr.. Griffith.
After the ceremony the bridal party drove to
the residence Of the brides mother, Mrs.
Martha A. Keys, followed by q large crowd Of
relatives and friends The spacious parlors
were trimmed with roses, one mantel being
completely covered with pure white Ones The
wedding presents were very numerous and
costly. Among the many present were: Gen.
George Getty, U. s. A., Mr.. W. W. Wright and
wife. Mrs Harriet b. Scott. Mr.. Alfred Raw ana
wife, DIR. Charles u Kennedy and wife, Mr.
Arthur Morsell, Mr.. Long and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. Houghton, DIR. Chas. J. Osmun. Mr.
and Mrs. Fenily Keys of this city, Mr.. and Mrs
Julian Dowell. Mr.. and Mrs Lewis b. Thomson,
Capt. Lay and wife, the Misses Lay, the Misses
Stone, the Misses Rose and Sallie Wilson, Mr.
Frank Noyes, DIR. Gartrell, Mr.. Walter Wright,
Messrs. Anthony and Alfred L. Raw, Mr.
Anthony L. Ray, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Week. Mai
and Mrs. Oscar Fox, Mr.. John ]. Hogan, the
TiioeSs Siatd y, LIZ. Lewis. Dr. and
Mrs. Geo. II. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs Hall (nee
Maud Noyes), Miss Maggie La Rue. Mr.. Victor
Minderlif and wife, the Misses Randall, Mr..
and Mrs Frederick Benjamine, Mr.. and Mrs
John W. Ray, Miss Ella Hughes Miss Annie
Barnitz, Mr.. VIM. McCeney, Maj. and Mrs c.
H. Lawrence and the Misses Lawrence. Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Mannekee and Mr.. Harry
Mr.. and Mrs. Randell left at ii
o clock for Boston, their future home Mr.
Randell was formerly chief of division in the
patent Office, but is now engaged in business
for himself as patent attorney.
Mr.. John H. Walter sailed yesterday for
Europe, accompanied by Mr.. J. Augustus lay
lor of 1921 street. They will be absent about
two months.
Miss sallie Frankfurt of Norfolk, Va, Is in
the city, visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr., and
Mrs. s. Goodman. 726 18th street northwest.
Miss Carrie Parker Of New York, who is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Convis Parker,
was given q pleasant surprise party last even
ing by her aunt, Mrs. David Parker Of Carroll
place. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Parker, Mrs Rohrbough, Miss Pearl Rohr- |
bough, the Misses Swingles, Messrs. Fred Par |
ker, Roy Parker and Graham.
Miss B. K. Aukam left yesterday for Ger |
Pa, where she will visit Miss Weir. |
Mrs. Geo. ]. Sension Of Baltimore, after |
spending few weeks Of her honeymoon at the |
seashore, has Just returned to her home after |
visiting the Misses Penn at the Academy of /