Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-20
SOCIAL MATTERS.

Westminster Presbyterian Church was
thronged last night with the friends Of Miss
Daisy Belle Depue and Nj. Joseph @. Falck 10
witness their marriage. The cozy little ediHce
the reading desk and platform was bower Of
white and pink blooming cosmos and palms
and rubber plants. The ushers, who
yere in full evening dress, wore the
brides favor, a full-blown white rose.
as boutonniere. These gentlemen, who
were kept busy till the very last moment
endesvoring to accommodate all the guests.
were Mr.. Charles h. Finckel, DR.. L. d. Wilson.
Mr.. Leon P. Martin, DR.. W. d. Writ Mr. Hor-
ace A. Dodge and Mr.. Francis II. STEPHENS
The wedding march was filing the church with
melody when they led the way up the aisle for
the bride and groom. Rev. Dr. Bittinser, the
pastor Of the church, performed the ceremony.
The bride was most becomingly gowned in
heavy white corded silk, made with y-shaped
opening at the neck and high pulled sleeves A
white rose was worn in the hair, and she car
ried loose cluster of the same roses tied with
white ribbon.
Nearly all the guests in the front half OF the
church were in evening dress and this company,
with the relatives, went af.erward to the re,ep-
ton held at the residence Of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A Depue. pleasing
incident at tie church was the presence of the
brides Sunday school class, who we're seated
near together.
Mr. and Mrs. Falck left last nigh. for trip
to Boston and other points north When they
return they will reside at 62l G street south
west and will be at home to their friends on
November l6, 23 and 80.
Miss May Queen Patterson and Mr.. VIM
Lewis Milburn were married yesterday evening
at o clock at Ascension Church. The edifice
was brilliantly lighted and large gathering Of
friends were present The ushers were Mr. w.
A. Lowell, Mr.. r. Finney Mr. J. E. Tucker and
Mr.. Q. j. Hammond. The bridal party when
grouped at the altar facing Rev. DIR. Elliott
made an ideal picture, the ushers and the best
the groom and the brides maid Of honor and
her bridesmaids ranged at her left. Mr.. J. b.
Patterson, the brides father, escorted her to
the altar and gave her hand In marriage.
The bride was elegantly gowned in ivory
tinted satin, made with graceful trained
skirt, and on the bodice was pleated bertha
OF silk and lace and short sleeves pulled high
on the shoulders. Her tule veil was looped
back from the face with coronet of rosebuds
She carried bouquet Of white roses.
Miss Patterson, the maid Of honor, wore
white silk and carried pink roses Miss Harriet
Chalmers Of California and Miss Julia Patter-
son were in white and blue silk mulls and car
ried white rose bouquets
small reception for the bridal party and re-
latlves followed at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs Patterson, 1918 Vermont avenue, after
which the newly married couple started for
tneN HcuulnR Trip. lney VIII reside with the
brides parents for the present.
Miss Eleanor Hawthorne whiteside and Rev.
Cyrus D. Harp will be married this evening at
the Congregational Church.
Miss Edith NJ. Davis and Mr.. Paul K. Lee will
be married next Tuesday evening, October Is,
at the Metropolitan Baptist Church. 9Th and A
streets northeast. reception will follow at
the residence of the bride, 9O4 F street north
east.
Count and Countess Divonne went to New
York today and will sail for France on Satur-
day. The recent death Of the formers father
FASTENED their return.
Wesley Chapel Methodist Church was the
scene Of a pretty wedding last evening, the con-
tracing parties being Mr.. Matthew E. Cook
and Miss Mary E. Farr. The ceremony was
performed by the pastor of the church, and
afterward a reception was held at the home Of
the brides mother at Benning.