Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-26

DR.. Louis Mackall, jr. DR.. Walter G. Peter
viii be best man. A reception for the intimate
friends will follow. The young couple will re-
side in West Duluth, Mimi. where Mr.. McCor-
mick went three years ago to make his home.
Mr.. Basel Z. Wise Of Macon, Ca, and Miss
Gazelene Munroe will be married tonight at
Epiphany. The best man will be Mr.. John
Lester Of Georgia, and the uehers Messrs John
6urd and Clisbee Wise. Miss Emma Wise and
Miss Alice May Conueral will BE- bridesmaids
and Miss lola Lamar Munroe the maid of
honor. The young couple will 20 south to live
after 8 wedding trip north and west
Miss c. L. Nevins has returned to washing-
ton for the season; and will be pleased to re-
ccive her friends at No. l34l L street north
west.
Miss Eva Shultz Of SIS 9th street northeast
celebrated her seventh birthday by q party
Saturday evening, and Was the recipient Of
many beautiful presents. Among those present
were Polly Beckman, Angeline Beckman, Daisy
and Carrie Sweeney, Edith Sheridan, Christina
and Flossie Shultz.
Tonight at o'clock At Epiphany Church
MISS Hattie Zuieue Whitney and Mr.. Milo COL
burn Summers will be married DR.. McKim
officiating. The ushers will be Mr.. Fellow s,
Mr.. Armstrong. Mr.. Moore and Mr.. Hestlebar,
Mr.. Conley acting as best man. The bride will
be attended by four maids-Miss Laura Nor
gan, Miss Annie McCardle, Miss Mabel Fisher
congratulations the bridal party leave for a
tour north.
On the evening Of the 18th a large party
gathered at the resdenceof Mr. H. Elwell
Waters to celebrate the birthday Of his daugh-
ter, Lurelle Lansing Waters. Those who helped
receive we're Miss Grace Sanford. from New
Hampshire, and, Miss Esther Belle Tucker of
N. Wetsteine, N. McNsulty, ]. Burton, NJ
Small Mrs. K. Ireland, Mrs. c. Owens and
Mr.. J. Frey, Messrs. Eugene w. Salkeld. W.
Clark T. J. Brashoars, NJ. J. Over
acker. Steven A. Frey, s. B. Ellery,
J. McDevitt; J., Mulloy, T. Sheppard,
J. NJ. Frank, E. Shirley, +. Prescott, ]. and F.
Langley, G. Thorn and J. Frey Messrs Sal
keld. Clark, Brashears, Thorn and Langley gave
several solos on the banjo mandolin, guitar
and piano, Mr.. Salkeld gave one Of his delight
fnl solos, entitled the G., Miss Waters gave
recitation and Miss Small very pretty fancy
dance Entertainments were served aud dancing
was enjoyed the remainder Of the evening The
presents we're many and beautiful.
The handsome residence Of Capt l. G. peet-
rey, No. ll8 Massachusetts avenue northeast,
was the scene Wednesday night Of a gathering,
the occasion being the birthday Anniversary of
the captains wife. About sixty of her friends
determined to properly celebrate the event and
came in upon her without warning. A number
OF handsome presents and souvenirs, telling of
the high esteem in which the lady is held, were
left as mementoes Of the occasion.
pretty home wedding took place last even
ing, when Miss Stella c. Freeman Of Clsrks-
burg, W. Va, was united in marriage to Mr.
VIM. A. White of Baltimore, Md, at the resi-
dence OF her uncle, Mr.. Alex. Freeman, 1929 Sd
street northwest. The bride was attired in a
handsome walking dress of dove-colored cloth.
bridal roses. After the ceremony supper was
served. The bridal couple took the train to
baltimore, which will be their future resi-
dence.
Col. Charles H. Isham is visiting his family
in this city. He is now the adjutant general Of
the territory Of Alaska and is here for a brief
stay.
Miss Jennie Lillian Mccormack and Mr..
Martin David McQuade were married Sunday
evening and not Saturday published.
Mrs. E. A. Arnold OF Capitol Hill has gone to
central New York for few weeks.
Miss Marion Edes Stearns. daughter of DR..
John Stearns of this city, and Mr.. Frederick
Reid Estes Of Boston were married last night
at St. Johns Church in the presence of a large
gathering Of their friends. The chancel was
set with palms and potted white chrysant the
NUNS When the wedding march sounded the
bridal party. led by four ushers approached
the altar. The ushers were Messrs. Marcus
May Harry Cilley, Warren Stearns and Louis
bridesmaids- Lottie Page, step-sister q
the groom; Miss Gertrude Gardner, Miss Kath-
crime Page of Boston and Miss Elizabeth Edes
Ahead of the bride was her sister and maid of
honor, Miss Priscilla Stearns. The girlish
bride came into church escorted by her father
AZ the chancel the groom and his best man, Mr..
Harry L. Norton of Boston, met them. The
bethrothal service took place at the chancel
gate and the couple advanced to the lower altar
step for the remainder of the ceremony. Rev.
DIR. Douglas ofiiciated.
The brides gown was Of white Bedford crepe
made in princess style. The low neck bodice
had a deep bertha Of old lace which also ex-
tended down the front OF the skirt in q cascade.
Her veil Of tulle was held to her hair by dia-
mond bar pin. 1t was part OF complete set
Of old family jewels given to the bride BY the
groom. The bridesmaids wore demi-trained
gowns of white crepe with blue ribbons, and
each carried bunch of white roses. Each
wore the groom's gift, pretty stick pin with
setting OF moonstones and pearls. The ushers
souvenir from the groom were scarfpins set
with sardouyx and moonstones.
reception. limited to the young friends Of
the couple. with the bridal party and relatives,
followed at the residence'of DR.. Stearns, on G.
street. when an elegant wedding supper was
served. Later on in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Estes started off for their wedding trip down
to Old Point Comfort. Their future home will
be In Brookline. near Boston, where the groom
has recently finished a new house. which has
been handsomely furnished bv his father for
their occupancy. Mr.. Estes, ST.. and number
of the Boston relatives of the groom were on
for the ceremony. The bride received upward
of 100 wedding presents.
The near re atives OF the bride who we're
present were Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Pairo, the
Misses Pairo and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Pairo.
The wedding march. composed BY Mr.. Robert
Stearns and dedicated to the bride, was PLAYED
last night. and the manuscript, handsomely
illuminated and mounted on vellum, was pre-
scented to her on her departure.