Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-08
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Another Pretty Wedding Last Night at
st. Andrews.
The Children's Country Home-The
WebsteR-Merchant Wedding
Other Weddings.

Northumberland Wedding
Other Weddings.
1t Andrews Church was the scene OF an
other brilliant event last night In the mar
riage Of Miss Emma Snowden Sears to Dr.
George Barrie The chancel was beauti-
fully decorated with roses and palms, as a
special compliment to the bride who was
formerly q member Of the Altar Guild and
when the bridal. party were grouped there
Tor the ceremony the scene was most effect
I've. The entrance Of the bridal party was
little uncornmon. When the wedding
march was played the bridesmaids. the ush-
ers and the two clergymen entered the
church from the robing room, the clergy
men taking their places In the chancel. the
ushers grouping themselves outside the rail
In the usual manner. while the bunch of
pretty bridesmaids went down the aisle and
met the bride at the church door and pre-
ceded her to the altar rail- where the groom
ana hls best man. DIR. W., Sinclair Bowen,
awaited her. The bride was escorted by Mr..
Lorin M. Saunders. who gave her hand in
The bride was gowned In white satin, the
waist being trimmed with duchess lace and
the neck hlled In with illusion. She carried
Il
the same buds fastened her veil The dia-
mond earrings and brooch worn were the
el1t OF the groom. Miss Alice Cuttings was
the maid OF honor. and wore white organdie
trimmed with white ribbons. and carried q
bouquet Of white. pink and red roses. The
bridesmaids also wore white organdie dress
es, two having Nile green ribbons and car
sying RED roses; two having pink ribbons
ana carrying white roses and the last two
| blue ribbons and La France roses These
young ladies' were Miss sailie Matthew'S
Miss Marian Johnson. Miss Elisabeth Smith,
Miss Margaret Barrie Of Boston cousin Of
the groom; Miss Susan Hunt Stetson and
Miss Elizabeth Hill. The ushers were DR.
| w. l.. Robbins. DIR. Fred Sohon, Dr. Henry
J.: Crosson: DR.. johnson Eliot, DR.. J. s. Nc
Ilhepy and DR.. w. c. Woodward Rev /.
| B. Perry performed the ceremony, assisted
| by Rev. George Stokes Of Govanstown, Nd,
4 who oficiased 1T the marriage OF the bride o
parents. over quarter OF q century ago.
After the ceremony q reception followed
| at the residence of Mrs. Sophia r. Sears
| the brides mother, who received in her
own wedding gown OF white brocade, now
trimmed in black lace. Mrs. Robert Barrie
| Of Boston. aunt Of the groom, in black silk
and duchess lace: Miss Freeman. in black
and white satin, and Mrs. Holt, In black
velvet, made up the receiving party. The
pa-iors were tastefuiy decorated with
roses. the mantels being entirely banked
with them. Marguerites and ferns and
palms and roses made a bower OF the bay
| window. where the newly married couple
| CONGRATULATIONS. j
the evening DIR. and Mrs. Barrie left for a
wedding trip to the Thousand Isles and
Saratoga, the brides going away gown
being of light-toned serge. with wraps and
hat to match, Upon their return they will
Among the friends at the reception were
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Clephane. Mrs. and Miss
Campbell. Mr.. Mrs. and Miss Garfield.
Mr.. Cullen the Misses Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. F. Dudley. Lieut.. and Mrs. Dorm. Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Davidge. Mr.. and Ms. @.
| F. Dudley, Hon and Mrs. Lyman. Miss
Lyman. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lattimer,
e-ford. Mr., Mrs. and Miss Riggs. Hon. and
| Mrs. Freeman Raisin. Mr.. and Mrs. W. B.
| Matthews. MI. H. p. Marshall. Capt. and
Mrs. Nelson. DR.. o. Mailey. Mr.. e. Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cuvier Green. Mr.. and Mrs.
Halpine. Dr.. Mrs. and Miss Hoehling. Mr..
Mrs. and Miss HILL Mr.. and Miss Haines
] Prof. and Mrs. Hodgkin. Mr.. and Mrs
Beale Howard, Mr.. and Mrs; L; NJ. saun-
| sentative and the Misses Wheeler. Mr. and
Mrs. II. Waddell. Mrs. Mary L. Frye. Mr.,
Mrs. and Miss Fenton. Miss Grey, Mr.. and
| Mrs. B. d. Candy. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A Bal
| linger. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barrie of Bos-
ton. uncle and aunt Of the bride; Mr.. and
Mrs George Barrie. Mr.. Robert Barrie Of
Philadelphia and Mr.. and Mrs. James r.
Barrie Of Orange. N. J.. cousins of the
| groom.
The annual garden and pound party at
the Children's Country Home yesterday re-
| suited in pleasure to all who attended, and
! besides gave the coming reopening of the
house for this summer new impetus. The
reception committee-Miss Kate L. Roy.
| vice president; and Miss Frederick Rodgers.
! secretary-met the visitors as they arrived
and Miss Nina Eastman escorted them over
the house, to see the wards. the chapel and
J the Fairgrounds. flower table and lemon
4 ade stand out on the lawn was In charge
! OF Misses Katie Chandler and Victoria
Emory. Miss storer. Miss o'Toole and Miss
Cornelia De Kraft were in charge Of the
| fancy table. the proceeds OF which will be
devoted to the building fund. Mrs. Richard
Wainwright had the luncheon table. as
sisted by Miss Alice Parker and Miss
| Frances Cox. and the refreshments were
presided over by Miss Eastman, Miss Cas-
| sells and Miss Bryant.
The home will not be formally opened
| until the 2ist instant, when the first de-
tachment of children will be received Sis
| ter Jane Frances of ST. Margarets. Boston.
| Will be here on the 18th to start the work
| Of preparation for the summers hospitality.
Mrs. Chas NJ. Pepper has sent out cards
| for tea on Wednesday, June Ii, 5 to s
| O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles g. Dulin have gone
to their summer home at Cambridge, Mass
The Vice President and Mrs. Stevenson
are now enjoying the homecoming Of their
| daughter. Miss Stevenson, and are looking
| forward to the return by Monday next Of
| Mr.. Lewis Stevenson and wife. who have
been abroad since their marriage.
Miss Lucy O. Jarboe, daughter of Mr.
Horace Jarboe. and Mr.. Norman H Price
Of Baltimore were married Wednesday
right at Congress Street Methodist Prot
estant Church, Georgetown, by the Rev
DIR. Eates, a former pastor of the church
who Is now stationed in Baltimore. He
was assisted by Rev. Walter r. Graham
pastor OF the church. Miss Minnie Jarbce
the brides sister, was maid OF honor Mr.
Walter Larry Of Baltimore was best man
The bridesmaids were Miss Catharine Bull
lock, Miss Maria Loughborough, Miss
Elizabeth Reyn bids and Miss Nellie Butcher
The bride wore a gown of white satin She
was followed to the altar by two young
misses, Mile Mohler of Baltimore and
Lucille Butcher Of this city. The bride and
groom will spend their honeymoon in Bos-
ton.
Mrs. r. J. Floyd has gone to New York
and Boston and will be away q fortnight
Captain and Mrs. A. l. b. III Zerega, well
known in New York and this city, have
| purchased q new home on Q street north
west, where they will spend their winters.
Mrs. d Zerega will be assisted in enter
tanning their many Washington friends by