Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-12
MANY PRETTY WEDDINGS.
October as Usual is q Favorite Month for
Marriages.
Who the Happy Bridal Couples Are
Personal Notes Of
Interest.

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and Mr.. Edwin L. Yewell to witness their
marriage. The ushers were Messrs. Joseph,
Robert and John G. Gibson. brothers of the
bride; VIM. Becker, Harry hayden and c.
E. Davis. They preceded the bride, who
came In church with her father to the
chancel railing, the groom advancing alone
from the vestry. Rev. DR.. Elliott perform
ed the ceremony
Inc pride wore a travelling dress Of mode
cloth trimmed with velvet and silk and
becoming bonnet Of the same shade. She
carried bouquet of pale pink roses.
A reception followed at the residence of
the brides parents, the newly married
couple receiving the congratulations of
their many friends. The rooms were at
tractively decorated with palms and au-
tumn flowers. Mrs. Gibson, assisted by
ed the guests.
An interesting feature Of the reception
was the christening of the infant daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Scott Of Toronto. Canada.
whose baptism took place by request Of the
bride In the drawing room just after their
| return from the church. The presents were
unusually numerous and elegant.
Among those present at the reception
were Me. and Mrs. ]. w. Yewell, Miss
Blanche Yewell, Mrs. Calvert, Miss Gene
We've Calvert Mrs. and Miss Suit. Miss
Kate Herbert. Mrs. w. c. Thompson, Col.
M GiOSOn ana FAMILY, MI. and Mrs.
George Gibson and daughters, Mr. and Mrs
Hamilton Gwynne. Miss Kate Gibson, Mr.
Robert +. Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM s.
Roose. Mr. and Mrs. Somerville. Mr. and
Little. Capt Andrew Kelly. Mr. NJ Curtis
,, hammond, Mr.. Gaines and Mr. Burtiett
Mr.; and Mrs Yewell took the late train
for the west. and upon their return will re-
home has been richly furnished as a pres
emit from the grooms father and the brides
brothers.
MISS Margaret Brendell and Mr.. c. Ed
win Hunt were married yesterday morning
, tne Cnurcn OF the Reformation. Messrs
Aeisler' Duvall, Ferris and Sholes were the
usners. The bride wore a tan colored
traVehng dress and hat to match, and car
rieu bouquet Of brides roses After the
ceremony a party of intimate friends en-
toyeo breakfast with Mr.. and Mrs Hunt
before they took their departure for their
future home in Pittsburg.
MISS Ida Price and Mr.. Clarence Price of
fooiesville. Md, were married Yesterday
evening In the presence of a number of their
,riehqs at the residence Of the brides uncle
Mr. J. VI: Carlisle. The couple are STAYING
at the Ebbitt House for a few DAYS Wban
.hey VIII start for the west but will return
here later to reside
MISS Francis L. Davis Of Lay Hill, Mont
gs9mery county. Md: and Mr. William c.
idence OF the brides sister Mrs n n
walker The brides brother-in-law Rev
-: NJ Browning, performed the cerernony
MISS MIS- Joe Davis and Master Frank Davis
Fawcett, sister and nephew, attended her
MT and Mrs. Wyand are making a tr,n -
the west, and will visit relatives in Illinois
ana ONO and the worlds fair and wban
'ne' return VIII reside at Germantown, Md.
ME-. benJamin Folsom. a cousin of Mrs.
Gieveiands, and for several years past
United States consul at SbeffIe,6 IN "a
from which country he has but recently
returned, was married yesterday at Mus .
kSeson: Mich. His bride was Mrs. Ella B.
the home of her sister, Mrs. g ri Mann
Inc couple received a quantity of coneratu-
latory kilograms. the President and Mrs
Cleveland sending their Fluctuations in this
A pretty wedding took place last night
In the parlors at the Lincoln, the parties
being Miss Sally Rodes and Mr. j. H.
Jaman The bride wore a gray travelling
dress. The couple started Immediately af-
terward for Chicago. accompanied by a
party Of friends. Rev. DIR. Green. pastor
OF the Calvary Baptist Church, officiated
at the marriage.
Only the relatives Of Miss Gertrude NJ.
Robinson and Mr.. r. Frank Rynex were
present yesterday at their marriage, SOL
emnized at the home of Rev Joseph Kelly
Mr.. and Mrs. Rynex have gone west on a
wedding trip.
The marriage Of Annie Avery Elmer,
youngest daughter Of State Attorney WILL
lam T. Elmer Of Middletown. Conn, to Dr.
Howard Hornbeck Hawxhurst Of this CITY,
was celebrated at o'clock yesterday even
ing In Holy Trinity Church at Middletown
Rev. j.. Eldred Brown. brother-in-law of
the bride, of Webster Mass assisted by
the rector, T Campion Acheson, performed
the ceremony. The bride was attended by
her little niece, Miss Katherine Brown, as
maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Miss
Lucy Robinson of Middletown, Miss Grace
Johnson of Noank. Conn.,; Miss Alma
Hawxhurst of Montrose, Penn, and Miss
Winner Of this city. Thomas Arthur
Humason of New York city was best man,
Harry NJ. Smith and w. B. Davis of Mid
dletown and DR.. ]. T. Simonson of New
York.
Mr.. Thomas H. Sypherd and Mrs. Annie
r. Walker were married last Tuesday
evening at the residence Of the bride in
Georgetown by Rev. DR.. Alexander.
Mrs Electa E. Smith will leave for the
west on Wednesday and after a stay of a
few days in Chicago she will visit her
home at Sterling. ILL.,. where she always
meets with hearty welcome from her
friends and citizens generally. whom she
served as postmistress for eight years.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. v. Cotton have with
them Mrs. F. d. Ingold and daughter
Frances of Hickory, n. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Narrower have re-
turned from a visit to Chicago and Boston.
a trip to Chicago and other points west
Mrs. Philip Metzger has returned from a
six weeks stay in Chicago.
Mrs Susie NJ. Tucker and Miss Mamie
Fry have gone to Chicago and will be gone
one month.
Mr. A. Morton Bailey and family are at
the Woodmont.
Miss Ella b. Gleason, daughter Of Mr..
Andrew Gleeson of this city. made an ad-
dress on Irish day at the worlds fair that
was one Of the greatest features Of the
days celebration in Festival Hall. Her
| theme was .Ireland's Great Poet, Tom
Moore"
Miss Harriet Stone returned this morn
ing and is with her father at their home
on = street.
President Cleveland's niece, Miss Caro-
line Z. Hastings, daughter of Mrs. A. c.
Hastings Of Hartford, Conn, was mar
| ried yesterday in that city to Robert Ash
ton Lawrence Of Boston. On account Of
mourning in the families of the bride and
groom the wedding was attended only by
near relatives and friends of the bridal
couple.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
rage of Miss Leila Z. Burrows, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. S. +. Burrows Of Tenley-
town. d. c., to Mr.. Robert Wilson Of
Bethesda, Md. The ceremony will take
place on October Is at the brides residence
on River road, Tenleytown, D. c.
Miss Alkaline Krepps and Mr.. Albert E