Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-29

to Mr.. Ellis b. Porter. at the residence Of the
brides parents. on ihe Brentwood road. vester-
day evening. WIS one of the most ENJOYABLE oc-
casions IN that vicinity during the present sea-
son. About O'Clock sixty or seventy couples
from the surrounding country had gathered in
the handsomely decorated parlors. and while
Mics walton was PLAYING the wedding march
on the piano the couple entered the room. pre-
ceded by the parents of the bride and were united
In matrimony by the Rev. r.. n. West 81 Brook
iand- The bride wore q light blue silk and
white lace dress and was the recipient of ,nnny
handsome and costly presents. After the cere-
mony the party repaired 10 an adjoining room
to table loaded with all the delicacies Of the
season The bridegroom. Mr.. z. d. Porter, is
clerk IN the War DEPARTMENT. After a
wedding trip they will reside at 2O2 18Th street.
Miss Irva Keenan, and Mr.. Chas J. Hopkins
were married last night nj the Church OF
the Epiphany by Rev. DIR. McKim. Only their
relatives anda few intimate friends were present
at the ceremony. The bride wore becoming
and stylish costume of heiotrope cloth with
hat to match. Later in the evening the couple
started for trip to the north. after which thew
will return here 10 reside.
Miss Frances r. Kelly and Mr.. Archibald A.
Carr were married last night at ST. porninic's
Church by Rev. Father Lilly. The ushers were
MessrG j. I. Shea. W. z. Johnston. W. l.
Irvine and A. A. 0Donohue. Mr.. WIN. f.
Guy attended the groom as best man and the
brides sister. Miss Josephine Kellv. was her at
tepdant The bride, who came into church
with her brother-in-iaw, Mr.. VIM. Hart. vas
dressed In trailing gown Of white silk
trimmed with duchesse lace, and q veil Of tulls
held by wreath Of orange blossoms and lilies
Of the valley.
the residence OF the brides mother Mrs J. R.
Kelly, 5l2 9Th street, where the newly married
couple received congratulations under Aoral
bell The couple left on q late train for trip
TO the north. Mr.. and Mrs. Carr we're escorted
70 the baltimore and Ohio station BY large
party OF friends, where, amid the shower Of
rice and the burning Of red and green hrs, the
bridal party boarded the train for Q tour
through New York and New England
Miss Frances A. Willard will leave Rsicsts,
near London, on July in company with LADY
Henry Somerset and Miss Anna Gordon, her
private secretary. for a few months Of outdoor
HE In Switzerland. Miss Willard hax been
ordered by her physician TO take entire resi-
but fewever found il more difbcult to do %.
Mrs. 5. ID. La Fetra ID spending few weeks
with her aged mother in Wilmington. Ohio. ana
VIII return to Washington about July Is
Miss Laura Tinsley Of Baltimore is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. L. Byrd Lewis, 2o23 street.
Misses Adams and Allison of n steest leave to-
night for three months trip. They win vista
Ohio, Lake Michigan and Chicago. Mrs.
Adams viii JOIN them in Ohio in july
Miss Bessie Williams Of street accompanied
her uncle, DR.. E. o. Mannakee. and family 10
White Sulphur and Warm Springs in viEinia.
They viii visit Chicago and the worlds fair
before their return in about three week.,
Mrs. Thomas W. Scott and children. Mia
Halle Dawson. Claude and Ned and Mis- Vida
Dawson and Miss Lillian Moore left yesterday
for Chicago and win remain there during July
and August
Mrs. Cullom and her sister, Mis- Fisher, win
leave here tomorrow for Chicago. where they
will meet Senator Cuilom and spend Q month
enjoying the fair. The rest Of the summer thsy
VIII travel around among the northern lake re-
sorts until the time comes 10 return 10 this
city.