Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-13

gown was of gray English check. with hat to
match, and she carried Venetian cape of navy
blue broadcloth richly lined and trimmed with
Jet: Immediately after receiving the congratu-
lations Of those present Mr.. and Mrs. Draper
let for Old Point Comfort. They will reside at
3Z6 Massachusetts avenue northeast where they
will be at home informally on Wednesday, the
18th instant The bridal presents were many
ana oeautifui- A pleasant feature Of the we'd
oinR was that II occurred on the twenty-seventh
anniversary Of the marriage Of the grooms
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. 8. Draper.
very beautiful wedding was celebrated last
evening at Christ Church. Baltimore, which was
| filled with friends of the bride and groom.
The contracting parties were Miss Adeine
Sears Gibbs. daughter Of Maj. John Sears
Gibbs OF Baltimore, late Of the Z. S. A., and
Dr. Delano Ames, son Of the Rev. John q.
Ames OF this city and grandson Of the Hon.
Columbus Delano, ex-Secretary OF the Interior
The ceremony was performed by the father of
the groom. assisted by the Rev. Dr. Currie, the
pastor Of the bride. The benediction was pro
nohnced by the Right Rev. DR.. Leonard, bishop
OF Ohio, formerly rector Of st. Johns Church
| of this city.
The six bridesmaids, who preceded the bride
and her father down the broad aisle of the
church. were beautifully robed in white silk and
lace and carried large punches of La France
roses They were Miss Clara Ames the groom 5
| sister, Miss Adeline Perry, a cousin of the
bride, Miss Caroline Hiss and Miss Gertrude
| Steiner Of Baltimore and Miss Helen Skiles Of
Washington. The maid of honor was Miss Carol
Watkins of Philadelphia, a daughter Of the Rev.
DR.. Watkins formerly rector of the Church Of
| the Epiphany of this city. The bride followed
upon the arm Of her father, very dainty and
petite. and very beautifully gowned in white
satin and old point lace.
The ushers were DIR. Joseph Ames Of the
Johns Hopkins University, Mr.. J. Griffith
Ames, Mr.. Rufus NJ. Gibbs, DR.. b. c. Steiner.
Mr.. Robert P. Bigeiow. DR.. James Homer
Wright, Mr.. Philip Hanson Hiss Of Baltimore
and Mr.. VIM. S. Hahn of New York. The bes.
man was Mr.. Benn Ames, brother of the
groom.
After the marriage ceremony at the church a
reception given at the brides home. 1929
| North Calvert street. In addition to the many
| Baltimore friends attending the reception quite
large number from Washington and other
cities were also present. very pleasant incl
dent OF the wedding was the presence of the
venerable grandparents Of the groom, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Delano of Ohio
DIR. and Mrs Ames left Immediately after the
reception for the north on their wedding trip.
After their return they will be located at the
| Albion in Baltimore Dr. Ames who is a grad
uate of the johns Hopkins University, is now
on the staff of the Johns Hopkins Hospital.
The marriage OF Miss EGnice Maud Sawyer,
daughter of Mrs. Eunice b. SEWER Of George
town, to Mr.. r. Barnard Talcott took place
last evening In Christ Church, Georgetown, by
the Rev. DR.. Albert b. Stuart, rector of the
church The bride entered the church with
her brother -in-law, DR.. Charles II. Miller and
was met at the chancel steps by the groom who
led her to the chancel rail, where the beautiful
marriage service of the Episcopal Church was
impressively read by DIR. Stuart The ushers
were Mr.. J. Edward Williams, Mr.. Joseph II.
Bradley, Mr.. Eveleth Wilson Mccormick Mr..
George d. Sudworth, Mr.. Walter G.. Peter and
Mr.. William NJ Dougal The groom's brother
hest no
was of white canton crepe en- traine, made with
high-necked and long-sleeved bodice richly
trimmed with silver and pearl passementerie.
coronet Of orange blossoms confined her veu
to her hair. Her prayer book. from which the
service was read was bound in white leather.
The Young Ladies Memorial League of the
church OF which the bride is n member pro-
fusely decorated the chancel with palms and
Towering plants for the wedding. The bride Is
very popular among large circle of George
and Is one of the youngest vestrymen of Christ
Church. After the wedding the farewells were
made to the immediate members Of both fam
lilies at the home of the brides mother on DUN
barton avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Talcott left the
city on late train and upon their return will
reside with the brides mother at No. 309S
Dumbarton avenue, Georgetown, until their
new home at Garrett Park is completed.
At o'clock on Tuesday afternoon West
minister Church. Baltimore. was the scene of
| the wedding of Mr.. W. NJ. Gardner of Annapo-
lis, Nd, and Miss Hattie Scaggs of Howard
county, Md, both OF whom are well known
| here. Mr.. nllton King of this city and Miss
| Stella King of Baltimore waited on the couple,
| who, after receiving congratulations, took a
train for New York. and on their return will re-
| side in Annapolis.
Miss Leavitt has removed to No. 1921 YER
mont avenue and will hereafter see her friends
| on Tuesday evenings.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Robbins of 1914 Vermont
avenue have returned home after an absence of
some months among the lakes in Maine and
stay at Bar Harbor.
Anumber of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. Sealey were pleasantly entertained at a
party given by them last evening at liza 18th
street northwest. the occasion being the first
anniversary of their marriage, which was cee-
, brated at Gardner. Mass. last October. The
evening was devoted chiefly to progressive
euchre, the first prizes being won by Miss limo
gen Hutchins and Mr.. j. A. Green. The floral
decorations were greatly admired and the work
of the caterer, N. Hebner, was highly creditable
| to his art, both in the attractive arrangement
of the spread and its quality and profuseness.
Among the guests were Capt. and Mrs. Z. A.
kreidler and Miss May Kreidler. Mai. and Mrs.
". b. Pratt Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Patrick and
the Misses Addie and Florence Patrick, Mr..
and Mrs. Will Danenhower and Mrs. J. H.
Schenck, Mr. and Mrs. George Bancroft, Mr..
and Mrs. r. NJ. Patrick. Mr.. and Mrs. A. d.
Bennett and Mrs Beals, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Green. Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Ide, Mrs. E.
Hutchins. Miss Imogen Hutchins, Mrs. A. w.
Hodgkins, Mr.. Irving Hutchins, Mr.. ". A.
Naghten, Miss Julia S. Wheate, Miss E. NJ
Bartlett, Mrs. NJ. D. Bennett, Mr.. A. II. O'Con-
nor, Mr.. E. c. Robinson.
Mrs. James P. Tustin Is visiting her parents
and friends near Carlisle, Pa.
B. F. Winger, wife and daughters, Rose and
Frank, of Greencastle, Pa, have settled in their
own house, No. 1921 Connecticut avenue, for
| the winter.
| The members of the Golden Star Pleasure
Club, accompanied by the Imperial Pleasure
Club, attended masquerade party last Mon
day night given at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Vanhorn. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Nanhorn. Mrs. Kitzmiller, the Misses
Mamie Meean. Annie Rhyme, BERTHE and
Claudio Reynolds, Mary Fisher, Jennie Rev.
nolds, Agnes Braugh, Bell Chapman, Kntie c.
Finn. Katie Spraight and the Messrs. George
Miles, Ed. Bartholme. Thomas Collins, Frank
| Sylvester. Charlie Howard, Chas. Murphy.
VIM. Rhyme, Bob Maxwell, Fred Princehorn.
Thos. Ginty, McFadden, Palmer and DOYLE.
Dancing was enjoyed by all until II O'Clock.
when refreshments were served.
Miss Gertrude Montgomery has returned
from a visit to relatives and friends in Mary
land.
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