Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-05
PRETTY AUTUMN WEDDINGS
Are Interesting Washington People
Now-Other Matters I'm Social Life,

Now-Other Matters I'm Social Life.
Saint Pauls English Lutheran Church
was the scene Of q very pretty wedding
last evening. in which Miss Amy c. Eek
hardt OF this city and Mr.. Daniel n Klapp
OF saint Paris. Ohio, were the contracting
parties. The church was tastefully decor
ated with palms and flowers, and was well
filled with the intimate friends and relatives
OF the bride and groom. DIR. Samuel Domer,
pastor of the church, OBLIGATED The charm
Ing bride, resting on the arm OF her father.
entered by the left aisle. and was accompa-
MED by the bridesmaid, Miss Sara c. Wright
of Frostburg. MI. and Miss Bessie Eek
hardt, sister Of the bride as maid of honor
preceded by Messrs. Cornelius and Nicholas
Eckhardt, brothers Of the bride. She was
attired In beautiful gown of white BEN
game SILK with train and carried bride
roses. The bridesmaid was charzpingly eown-
ed In eream-colored India Sill and carried
La france roses, while the maid of honor
wore corn-colored silk and Jack roses The
groom entered by the right aisle on the arm
OF his brother. AL j. Klapp. as best man.
preceded by Messrs. Samuel Smith and Carl
Loeflier, and met the bride at the altar
Tne reception which followed was given at
the pleasant home Of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Eckhardt lliO 18th
street, where the happy couple received the
good wishes OF host OF friends and rela-
tives in rooms scented with roses from the
gardens of Mount Vernon. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kaiser,
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Domer. Rev. and Mrs.
Gotwalt, Rev. Drewitz, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander McKericher, Representative Michael
ID. Harter of Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. T.
Kaiser. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Stonebreaker,
Esquire and Miss Bessie Taylor. Mr.. and
Mrs Jesse Murray and daughter Maggie.
Mr.: and Mrs. Samuel Tinker Mr.. and Mrs.
William Tinker Mrs. Riggles, Mrs.
Hanche. Mrs: Hilbur. Mrs. Albert Fox.
Misses Grace Fox. Maggie and Freddie Nc
kericher; Belle Nancy. Anna Loeffier.
Minnie Mccormick. Minnie Riggles and
others. Mr. and Mrs. Knapp are
both teachers in Saint Paurs Sum-
day school. and that they are a very
popular young couple was fully attested by
the array of costly and handsome presents
in furniture. silver ware glass ware and
linen, that they received. They left this
morning for an extended tour through the
west. They stop in Pittsburg and from
there will go to Ohio and Illinois to visit
relatives and friends Of the groom. Later
they will visit the worlds fair, Detroit
Mich. London. Ontario. and Niagara Falls.
The marriage Of Miss Mabel Irene Car
yer to Mr.. Samuel Edward Douglass CT
New York took place at the residence Of
the brides parents. 1881 L street, at noon
yesterday. The bride wore beautiful
gown of white, trimmed with point lace
and pearls, and carried a bouquet Of white
roses. The brides sister, Miss Elizabeth
Carver, was maid Of honor, and wore a
gown Of yellow satin and chiffon. The
bridesmaids were Miss Katie Douglass,
sister of the groom. and Miss Cunning
ham of New York. Mr.. George Picken
bingham and Mr.. James c. Picken were
ushers. DR.. Elliott performed the GER
emony. after which the happy couple re-
ceived the congratulations OF their friends
under a bower Of palms. A wedding break
fast was served. and later Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglass left for a tour through the north,
after which they will be at home to their
friends at 80 West 10th street, New York
on Tuesdays in November. Only the rela-
| tons and a few intimate friends were pres
emit yesterday, among whom were Mr.. ana
Mrs. F. n. Carver. mother and father OF
the bride: Mrs. Douglass, mother of the
groom: Miss Addie Douglass. Mr.. ami Mrs
Cunningham. Mr.. Taylor, Mr.. Harry Dee
bic, Judge and Mrs. Maurice Powers of
New York. Schoenenberger. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Beall, Mr. and Mrs. ID. O..
Dixon. Mrs. and Miss Borland. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Paul Jones. DIR. Garrett Hills
and wife. Mrs. and Miss Voolfolk. Dr. and
Mrs. Richardson, DIR. and Mrs. Thomas
Hills, Mrs. and Miss Owen. Mr. and Mrs
J. H. Doyle. Miss Rhue of Allentown. Pa.
the Misses Eber.y, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
White. Capt. and Mrs. knight, the Misses
Knight. Miss Case. Mr.. and Miss Lameshon.
Mr.. Richard Voolfolk, Mr.. Franck Gray,
Mr.. Fish. DR.. Kicking and Mr.. Karr
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Hunter and
young son Ross leave tomorrow evening for
visit to Bloomington. Ind. and the
worlds fair.
Mr.. John w. Blakelock and Miss Isabel
r. Hazen will be married Wednesday even
ing, October u.s. at $780, in the Westminster
Presbyterian Church. No cards.
Mr.. C. b. Church. w. A. Church, the
Misses Mary and Matte Church, accom-
panied by Mr.. Ed. and Miss Jennie Mark
ham, have returned from Chicago and Nj
agara.
Mr.. Samuel r. Beck of Glenara, Marshall.
Va. is visiting Mr.. Anthony Connolly. 1896
9Th street. Mrs. Lindley s. Anderson.
formerly Miss Emma Harmon. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Connolly.
Among the successful candidates for ad-
mission to the Naval Academy this fall
was the son OF Commander Houston OF
the Dale. Mrs. Houston. who passed the
summer abroad, will remain there during
| the winter for the education Of her daugh-
| ter.
A merry party Of friends OF Miss Loretts
Castell were present at her home on Capt
| tol Hill last evening, the occasion being g
| party in honor of her sixteenth birthday
The evening was delightfully."- spent in dane
| ing and games. Miss Donnelly sang and
Mr. George Schultz gave two recitations. A
bountiful repast was served, after which
dancing was resumed. The party broke uy
at a late hour. Among those present were
Miss II. Barron, Miss Nellie Callahan, Mis-.
| B. Boisean, Miss NJ. Boisean, Miss Ami,
Fleishell Miss Berthe Mitchell. Miss Z
| Torrens, Miss Cora Senmes, Miss NJ Don
nelly, Miss II. Rogers, Miss G. smith, Mis-.
| Lottie Ingram, Miss Eva Hichen, Mis-,
Mary Castell Miss Maggie Castell. Mr.. ant
Mrs. +. .. Castell, Mrs. Russell anc
! Messrs. Chester Beatty, /. Bassett W
Torrens G. Fleishell, II. Smith. J. Foley
f. Mitchell. George Schultz. Z. Graham
Robt. Callahan, Jr.. Charles L. Finney ans
| II. Geo. Thyson.
Mrs. L. G. Conkling Of the Treasury De
partment left Washington the first Of tn,
| week for a visit to the worlds fair, takins
in Watkins Glen and Niagara Falls q
| route.
| DR.. Charles Allen and wife have returne,
to the city from their trip to the world
| fair.
Cards are out announcing the marriage o
Mr.. W. A. l.. Gresham and Bertha Gerolt
| kennaugh at St. Johns October Is Mis-
| kennaugh Is a relative of the late Baro,
| Gerolt, whose daughter Bertha entered tn
| convent here in Washington.
There was a very pretty wedding at Cal
vary Episcopal Church on Saturday last q
noon, the contracting parties bein
Myron +. Hill. son of Prof Hill of Cam
bridge, Mass. and Gertrude Martin, daugfl
| ter of the late Henry Martin of New Yorl
The ceremony was performed by the pssto,
Dr. Aspinwall. Mr.. Howard F. Martin. IN
only brother, gave the bride away. Tn
ushers were MIR. A. o. Tingley, cousin q
the bride, and Mr.. c. NJ. Butler of this cit,
| The bride wore white silk gown WIT
trimmings OF gold braid and a white hat
| a very handsome and becoming mornfn
bridal costume. The presents We're hume,