Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-13
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Many Pretty October weddings-Personal
Notes.

The ceremony TINT made Mr.. Francis Edward
Camp and Miss Elizabeth NJ. Boswell husband
and wife last night at st. Johns Church was
invested with many beautiful and impressive
and the gilded altar vases were filed with white
roses and cosmos blossoms. The church WAS
| crowded to the doors when the bridal party
arrived. The ushers were Mr.. Archie Boswell,
Mr.. Warren Choate, Mr.. Raleigh Sherman and
Mr.. Clarence Latimer. The long procession Of
to meet the bride singing Angel Voices" &c.
under Mr.. Daniels leadership. When they led
the way up the aisle again the sweeter music Of
| The Voice That Breathed Ger Eden" filed the
church The four ushers and Miss Frances
| Graham, the maid of honor, were the attend
ants: The dainty little bride was escorted by her
brother, Mr.: Irving Boswell. The groom and his
best man, Mr.. Norman Harold Camp, were
waiting at the chancel gates. During the be-
| trothal the bridal party remained at the gates
and advanced to the altar steps for the giving
and receiving Of the ring and the final blessing.
The scene was most impressive during the
ceremony. The three white-robed ministers,
DR.. Douglass, Rev. Mr.. Camp of Lockport, n.
| T., brother Of the groom. and Rev. Mr.. Clark
taking part. Mr.: Camp pronounced the couple
man and wife and gave them the benediction.
At the interval the choristers sang, 20 Perfect
| Love" and when the bridal party walked out
OF the church they sang, "Deign This Union to
Approve"
The bride made most attractive figure in
| her sweeping robe of white satin, with "
| shaped bodice and elbow sleeves. A fall OF
| duchess lace finished the neck. The groom's
wedding gift-a diamond pendant-gleamed al
| her throat. Her tulle veil was fastened with O
cluster of lilies of the valley and she carried a
| bouquet of bridal roses and maidenhair fern
with long bunch of ribbon streamers, making
| rosebud chains, after the English style.
Miss Graham wore white India silk trimmed
with Chantilly lace, and her bouquet, made with
rosebud chains like the brides, was of pink
roses
After the ceremony an elegant reception was
held at the brides home, 407 NJ street, al
which l5O guests were present. The long par
Tor was profusely decorated with palms, the
mantels banked with roses and the space be-
| tween the long windows made palm bower
| where the newly married couple stood to re-
ceive congratulations Over their heads two
hearts in white blossoms were suspended
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Camp left
for their wedding trip, the bride wearing a
| travelling dress Of dark blue and tan broad
| cloth, with a round hat to match When they
| return they will reside at 1899 II street north
| east, going to housekeeping in their own home.
Mr.. Fred Camp, the groom's brother. and Mrs.
Ellenberger OF Pasadena, Cal. were here for
| the wedding.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Beauregard Will
| Jams Of Georgetown to Mr.. Peytou Randolph
kcim Of Kansas City was soleLaniZed last even
| ing at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. FERGUSON,
| the latter being sister of the bride. It a
| most beautiful home wedding, the decorations
being in yellow and the rooms an ideal bower
| Of green, In which glistened many candles.
The guests were received by Mrs. Ferguson
| and Mrs. Williams, the mother of the bride.
The bride, who is tall and graceful.
| wore simple but becoming gown of
white silk with soft falls of lace and ribbon.
The tulle vel! was held by pearls. The cere-
mony, which was impressive, was read by the
Rev. A. Floridus Steele of Capitol Hill. a cousin
! of the bride The groom, who is the general
| superintendent of the American Express
! Company, with headquarters at Kansas
City, was showered with congra.ulatory
kilograms during the evening from the
west Upon the arrival of Mr.. and
Mrs Keim at Kansas City, they will be pre-
sented with superb dinner and tea service of
solid silver by the officers and employees Of the
company. The bride and groom left on the
1l:3O train for wedding trip. which will in
| clude Philadelphia, Reading, Cumberland, Chi
were Mr.. and Mrs. Randolphe Keim, Mrs. Geo.
W. Taylor of Norfolk, Mrs. j. De Bree Higgins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. p. williams. Mr.. and Mrs
Pitt Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. c. ii. Cragin. Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. Lowrie Bell, Mrs. Charles Carroll Stein
| of Pueblo, Colo. Lieut.. and Mrs. Downs. L.
Wilson, Major and Mrs. Bates and Mr. and Mrs
Buck One of the striking features of the occa-
| sion was the unusual number of handsome
women and the elegance of their gowns. The
| bride received many beautiful presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deb. Randolph Keim, who came
on for the wedding, return to their home today
at Heading, Pa, where the newly married
couple will be their guests for the week. On
| Saturday they will give them reception.
| Miss Addie Stewart and Mr.. Herbert n Gil
patrick of Baltimore were married last night a.
Waugh NJ. E. Church in the presence of IA large
concourse of friends. DIR. Alex. E. Gibson per-
| formed the ceremony. The bride was prettily
| gowned in cream-colored crepe and wore white
| rOsebuds in her hair. The ughers were MIR.
Edgar Stewart the brides brother and three
of tho grooms friends from Baltimore. Mr.
Smith. MIR. Warfeld and Mr.. Lutz. A recep-
| ton followed at the residence OF the bride q
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Stewart, on Cap
| itol Hill, after which Mr. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick
left for trip to Niagara and other points
north. They will be at home at their future
residence, No. HAS North Stricken street, Balti-
more, after October 20.
| Miss Cora E. Stevens Of yineland, n. j., and
Mr.. George W. Lee of Port Norris, N. j., were
| married last night at the residence of DR.. and
| Mrs. H. A. Dobson, 100 18th street northeast,
uncle and aunt of the bride. Rev. G. II. Alden
officiated. The groom's twin brother, Mr.. Jos.
D. Lee, was best man and Miss Maggie McNin-
bride wore a becoming toilet of tan-colored
| silk. She received number of elegant pres
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee will spend their honey
moon in this city.
A pretty wedding took place last night at
Ascension Church, when Miss Amelia Estelle
Wilson and Mr.. Magruder Sheriff. both of
Landover station. Md. were married. Mr..
Clement Sheriff, Mr.. Oscar Sheriff. Mr. joseph
Wilson and Mr. Edward Lycett were the ush-
ers. Mr.. John Erdman was best man. Rev.
Edward Wall of Hyattsville performed the
ceremony. The only bridesmaid was Miss
Dobbs of Hyattsville. The bride wore travel
ing dress, as they left Immediately for u north
ern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes E. Offiey have sent out
| cards for the marriage of their daughter,
Katherine Heaton, to Lieut.. Ben Hebard Full
| Ter of the marine corps. Wednesday, October
| 26, at high noon at st. Johns Church, George
| town.
| Miss Agnes May Sawyer and Mr.. Eveleth
Wilson Mccormick will be married on the Goth
| in Georgetown.
The Potomac Literary Club held its initial
meeting for the season of 1928 at tho resi-
dence of Mrs. NJ. F. Tully, 1OO6 street north
| west, on Tuesday evening. The resignation of
the secretary, Geo. C. Gwynne, was accepted.
and Mr.. Sias BOyce elected to fill the
vacancy. Mr.. Edward Farquhar, assistant
librarian Of the patent Office, gave an interest
ing talk upon "Francis Bacon" The subject
| was further discussed by G. W. Bacon of the
| club. The following program was rendered.
| winning much favor from the club, and several