Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-27
SOCIAL MATTERS.
A Number of Fashionable weddings-per-
sonal Notes Of Interest.

Epiphany Church was crowded last night at s
O'Clock with friends gathered 20 witness the
marriage of Miss Hattie Zulime Whitney aud
Mr.. Mia Colburn Summers. The u-hers-Mr.
Harry A Fellows. Mr.. spencer Armstrong. Mr..
Noble Moore and Mr.. Hugo ". Hesilebach -
were kept busy seating the guests until the
moment the bride came. The bride was escorted
to the chancel by DIR. Bird. Mr.. William y.
Conley acted a. best man. Her maids-Miss
Laura Morgan. Miss Annie McCardle, Miss
Mabel Fisher and Miss Josephine Lucket-were
all gowned in white crepe, and walked ahead OF
he. Each carried bouquet of white chrysan-
The NUNS.
The bride wore a trailing gown Of white silk
with broad white satin stripes. The bodice was
cut low at the neck. She wore q necklace Of
old family pearls with large pendant Her
tule veil had a deep border embroidered in
silk.
reception followed the ceremony for the
wedding party, and then Mr.. and Mrs Sum
mers started on wedding trip 20 the north.
Iney VIII go to housekeeping when they return
IN their own house Sl+ It'll street northeast.
The bride is daughter of Mrs. Whitney aud a
granddaughter of the famous htgant, Mrs..
Myra Clark Gaines.
Mr.. Basil Z. Wise Of Macon. Ga, and Miss
Gazelene Munroe of this city were married last
night AZ the Epiphany Church in the presence
OF large gathering OF their relatives and
friends. The bride was attended at the altar by
w oitueeiuaiue. MISS Efllnla Wise ana Miss
Alice May Conneral of Savannah. Ga. and a
maid OF honor, Miss lola Lamar Munroe.
The best man was Mr.. John Lester Of
Georgia and the ushers were Mr.. John
Curd OF Macon. Ga, and Mr.. Clisbee Wise of
Washington, y. c. Rev. DIR. McKim performed
| the marriage ceremony. The brides gown was
OF white bengaline trimmed with lace and she
/ carried a bouquet of white Roses. Her brides
! maids were gowned in white crepelene one car
ryfng pink roses. another Jacque roses and the
maid OF honor had bouquet OF Marshal Neil
| roses. The brides trousseAu WAS the gift of her
aunt, Mrs. William Lee Eli of Macon. Ira. The
young couple will make wedding TIM in the
| north and west before returning to their home
| In Macon. Ora. Justice and MR.. Lamar, with
other prominent southerners. were at the we'd
| ding.
The marriage of Miss Agnes Nav SAWYER.
the youngest daughter of Mrs. Eunice SAWYER
of Georgetown. 10 Mr.. Eveleth Wilson Meteor
mick took place last night at Christ Church
| Georgetown. The chancel was made addition
ally beautiful by the decorations of pink chrys-
anthemums and palms. placed there bv the Dung
| Ladies Memorial League of the church of which
the bride Is member. Rev. Albert r.. Stuart
| performed the marriage ceremony. The ushers
were Mr.. George L. Dunlop. jr., Mr.. j. Edward
Williams, Mr.. B. b. Wilson. Dr. Louis Mackall.
| il, MIR. 5. Clinton Cropley and Mr.. Harry o.
| Wilson. Ir. Walter G. Peter was best man
he brides brother-in-law, DIR. Chas n. Miller,
/
marriage The brides toilet WAS of white
corded silk made with a high-necked bodice.
| Her tulle veil was fastened under a chaplet of
orange blossoms. She carried bouquet of
bride roses.
reception, to which only the bridal party,
the relatives and the younger friends of the
| bride were hidden. followed at the residence of
the brides mother on Dumbarton avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick LEFT last night for
Cincinnati, where they will make stay before
| going out to their own home in West Duluth
| Mlnn. Mr.. Mccormick was raised in George
| town and lived there until three wears ago
when he went out TO Minnesota and established
| himself in the real estate business there where
he has prospered. The bride received guam
titles OF elegant presents and carries to her
new home the best wishes of many friends.
The Church of the Covenant was brilliantly
| lighted last night for the marriage ceremony of
Miss Nellie Salmon and Mr. Louis Provost
| Whitaker. The ushers were Mr.. Warren =
Young. Mr.. Irving L. Townsend, Mr.. l.. L. La
. Fet-a, Mr.. Harry Latiner, Mr.. j. A. Salmon
and Mr.. III. L. Newcomb. The platform and
reading desk were tastefully set with palms
Miss Salmon, sister of the bride. was her maid
OF honor. She walked ahead of her up the
| aisle, the bride coming in with her father Mr.
A NJ. Salmon. The groom and his best man.
Mr.. George A Provost. waited with the off,
chatting clergymen, Rev. DIR. Hamlin and Rev.
DIR. Little, for the approach of the bride. A
the bride parents, No. 1885 18th street north
west.
The marriage Of Mr.. William wyman, well
known in this city. son of the former United
States treasurer. and Miss Orchard. daughter
OF Mr.. :. A. Orchard. took place last week in
Trinity Cathedral. Omaha, Neb.. and was made
the occasion of one Of the great
| est social events that city has
ever known. 1t WAS a chrysanthemum
| wedding. nearly fifteen thousand of the flowers
| sent from California being used in dec
| Grafton of the church and the hotel where the
| reception was held. Rev. DIR. Fleetwood Of
| Chicago, a relative of the groom. performed
the marriage ceremony, assisted by
| Canon Whitmarsh and Rev. Mr.. Clark The
ushers We're Mcssrs. Frank Hamilton. Pierre
Garneau. Daniel Morgan Niele. Barnes Bart
| lett Richards, William Cartan, Chas. Sowders
and Chas. Barton. The bridesmaids, Miss
| Dundy. Miss Belle Dewry, Miss Laura
Hoagland. Miss Blanche McKenna. Miss Daisy
Doane. Miss Kathleen Humphrey and Miss Llz-
zie Hooker, wore each a gown of "a different
light TINT. The BRIDE herself was resplendent
In gown of heavy white satin in directoire
style. with long sweeping train and high bodice.
the skirt IN front outlined with scalops of pearl
and silver passementerie; a jacket effect was
given TO the bodice and a beautiful lace fell
from the collar over the shoulders. The collar
and jacket were outlined with pearls. The
| bridal veil fell to the end of the train and
| in folds over her face.
/ The bridesmaids bouquets presented bv the
! groom, were of chrysanthemums to match the
color of the gowns. The gift Of the bride to
her maidens were enameed chrysanthemum
| pins set with diamonds, the colors correspond
ing with their gowns. The groom Gift to the
ushers were link sleeve buttons. the initials Of
the recipient on one link. of the giver on the
other.
At O'Clock a reception was rendered the
welded couple in the parlors of the Paxton
Mr.. Wyman has been living In Omaha the
past eight wears.
Apretty home wedding was that of Mr.. Robert
L. MacCracken of Ienver, Col, and Miss Ger
trude Thompson last evening at the home of
the bride mother, Mrs Elizabeth V. Thomp-
son. No. ZOOS q street northwest, Rev. Thos q.
Addison of Trinity II. +. Church officia; ing
The bride was Handsomely attired in a robe of
white silk, en- train. and carried bouquet of
brides roses. The parlors, stairways and halls
were beautifully trimmed with evergreens po;ted
palms and chryssnthemums. An elegant repast
followed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs Mac Cracker
left for New York for "a shcrt tour previous to
their going TO Denver. their future home
Among those who witnessed the ceremony were
Judge and Miss Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Lee Calf, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Thompson and
the Misses Thompson. Col. Webb Maddux and
Miss Maddux, Oak Hill, Va; Mr.. Geo. G. Hem
ming Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Pearson. Miss Ed
, lon liza Sh.aa1 lIa.l