Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-25
KATHARINE DEERE

thc uiuu VI tue Mlshlsslpp1 river ana within
sight of the cities Of Moline, Rock Island and
Davenport A cemmodious canvas covered the
dancing platform, which had been erected on
the lawn for the occasion, and the elegant resi-
dence WIS decorated with the best of taste.
The bride and groom will take a three
months trip In Europe. returning to Moline at
the end of that time to live in q handsome resi-
dence. the gift of the brides father, and to be
erected on a lot purchased for the purpose
near Overlook by Mr.. Deere. Mr.. Butterworth
will go into the pillow business in Moline with
bis father-in-law, who Is president and man
ager Of the Deere pillow works.
The cool interior of st. Patricks Church. so
grateful in contrast to the sultry atmosphere
outside, was well filed with relatives and
friends of Miss Susie Bartle and Mr. William
F. Stranahan On Wednesday last at high noon.
when they stood before the altar and were made
man and wife. The music Of old love songs
from the organ filed the church before the
arrival of the bridal party, and as the attend
ants and principals moved up the main aisle q
choir OF thirty voices sang the words Of the
wedding march from "Lohengrin."
The bride entered the church on the arm of
the groom, preceded by the ushers, Mr.. William
NJ. stockbridge, Mr.. C. William Curtis, Mr.
Charles G.. Brock, Mr.. William Baden. Mr..
Evans and Mr.. Swickardi Miss Bartle's gown
was Of white crepe de chine en- train, and was
trimmed with Milanese lace and girdle of
pearl passamenterie. The gown was made very
plain. with round bodice and bell skirt, high in
the neck and sleeves long, with puffs on the
bottom of the skirt. The hat, a very large
white chip Gainsborough. was trimmed with
white ribbons, laces and jeure ornamental. In
her hand Miss Bartle carried bunch Of bridal
roses.
At the conclusion of the ceremony, which was
performed by Rev. Father Walter, assisted by
Rev. Father Kervick of st. Matthews, the
bridal party and the immediate relatives Of the
principals were driven to the home Of the
parents of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Bartle. No. 947 Virginia avenue southwest,
where q wedding luncheon was served. At
23o o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Stranahan left Wash
lngton for northern bridal tour, during which
hey will visit the parents of Mr.. Stranahan at
Athens-on-the-H Hudson. They will reside in
Washington.
Mrs. James Hayne Of Wapakoneta, Chic, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Hayne, l0l6
Sth street northwest.
Mrs. Isabella Morrison and daughter Helen
Of 18th street northwest, who have been making
an extended tour through the northwest, in
GLIDING Yellowstone Park ARE visiting friends In
st. Paul, Mimi, but will return about July 8.
The marriage of Miss Nettie Cattell and Mr..
Will NJ. Barclay il announced to take place at
the Western Presbytern Church, Wednesday,
June 20, at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. Ernest L. Eselhorst and Miss Mary ].
Bateman were married Wednesday evening at
O'Clock by the Rev. s. Domer, at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, 1925 9th street
northwest
Mrs. Barrett, with her daughter, Allene, and
sister, Miss Flint, left this week for the White
mountains, where they will spend the summer.
Mrs. Edward A. Oldham, Miss Marie and
Master Edward left few days ago to spend the
summer near Selma, Ala.
The marriage Of Miss Bessie Bittinger
Williamson, daughter Of Mrs. v. s. and the late
DR.. A. n. williamson, to Mr.. John n. Ellis,
only son Of Judge r. W. Ellis Of Arkansas, was
duly solemnized at the residence of her mother,
No. $50 X street northwest. on Wednesday last
in the presence Of the family and q few friends.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr.
Mttinger. The bride was most becomingly
gowned in . fawn-colored brosdcloth, with hat
and gloves to match, and carried In her hand a
bouquet OF La France roses. Aftor receiving
the congratulations Of those present the happy
couple departed, amid q shower of rice and
lucky slippers, for an extended northern trip.
including Niagara Falls, Watkins Glen and
Canada.
Miss Emma C. Henderson will leave the CITY
for the summer July and will not return until
October l. During her absence she win visit
relatives and friends at Colonial Beach and
Asbury Park.
Mrs. R. NJ. G. Brown and daughter arc at
Deer Park for the summer. Miss Ella warfeld,
who has been her guest, will spend the month
Of July with Mrs. Edward Darlington at Lonley
on the Gunpowder. Later in the season she
will Join Mrs. Brown at Deer Park.
Among the Washingtonians registered at the
Summit House, Harper's Ferry, are N. H.
Doolittls and wife, E. B. Garrfott, wife and
daughter, DIR. George N. Perry and wife, Prof.
Hartshorn and wife, Mrs. Elizabeth D. Black,
Mrs. H. W. Howgate, J. w. Barrows, wife,
children and nurse, Richard Sylvester, Mn. 6yl-
vester, children and nurse, MissL. Lindenheim,
Thos. Massey, Mrs. Geo. w. Barry and family
and nurse, Mra II. L. 0stendorf and Miss
Wager.
The lawn party at the residence Of Mr.. G. L.
Sasys, Mt. Pleasant, on the 2lst, for the benefit
ofths Newsbeys' Home was quite success. Tho
sum OF 424.56 was turned over to Agent
Sweeny. It was gotten up by three little G1rls,
whose names arc Moliie Rogers, Mario Miller
and Nettie 6peids.
Mrs. Elsnor ,. Eckerson has gone With her
Two children and her brothors, Robbie and
Willie Armour, 10 Harpsr's Ferry for Tia
Mn. I. w. Ketcham Of Capitol HHi, accom-
panied by her daughter Maude, has gone 70
Manassas. Va, 70 spend the summer.
Mrs. A. q Kerfoot Of 1901 v street north
west ard her little grandson, Fank MsNsrAaay,
hsse 0one TO Winchester, We, 70 visit relativca
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