Evening star., 1894-06-28
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
More Happy Brides and Well Pleased
Friends
ME-. and Mrs. Foster Comiur Ho--
Interesting Gossip
Personals.

Miss Lille May souder. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. J. Souder. and Mr.. T, Vivian
walker were married last evening at Nc
kendree Church In the presence of a very
large gathering Of invited guests. DIR. L.
4. Widerman performed the ceremony
The ushers were Messrs w, T. Brodie. N.
H. Vowiss. w. H. Otterback and Ivey Hill
Miss Saoie Souder. sister Of the bride. was
tie maid CT honor, and was gowned IN
white organdis and carried La France
roses.
The bride was daintily dressed IN white
six and duchess lace. with q tulle veil. and
carried white roses, DR.. r. L. Cation was
best man. After the ceremony a reception
was held at the residence Of the brides
Walker left for a trip to Niagara and sara
toga. They will be home after July Is. at
lOo street. The couple received many
tresents- Company OF the sixth bat
Walker is second lieutenant. presented a
Dsa utifoi bronze and onyx clock.
"A pretty wedding took place at the Pres
bytertan Church at Hyattsville Ma last
evening at half-past 3 O'Clock, when Mas
Nay douglas Buck. daughter OF DIR. and
mrs. a. M suck. was married to Wilbur
Fisk Drown Of Jennings. La. The ceremo-
ny was performed by the Rev, Alexander
ID. Moore OF Moore, Pa, uncle Of the bride
assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Livingston Of Hy-
attsvile. The bride entered leaning upon
the arm OF her father, and. preceded by the
ushers and maids OF honor, approached the
altar. where the groom and his best man
were In waiting The service was the
Scotch Presbyterian. The brides dress was
OF white silk. with pearl trimming and point
applique lace. the veil being caught back
from her face by q cluster Of bridal roses,
q bouquet Of which she carried. The frst
maid of hQAnF Afaa Ia
OF Philadelphia. cousin OF the bride was In
dotted white swiss with Valenciennes lace
over pink batin. trimmed with MORE and
sa,,n Sannr PINK NIX. risSSn 1 The second maid Of
Nd. wore white null over pink. with white
lace and ribbons Both carried La Franc
rcees. The best man was G. Z. Tyler of
Carleton. Neb. The ushers Were Espy d.
Buck Of Hyattsvilie brother of the bride:
George p. Conn OF Washington. cousin of
the bride; w. H. Huston of Denver. Col.
and Arthur A. Hall Of Tecumseh. Mich.
Arthur e. Dowell Of Washington presided
at the organ. A reception at the house fol-
lowed the ceremony. after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Drown left for q three weeks trip to
Boston. New York and other northern
cities.
Miss Kate N. Stone and Mr.. George p
+. Dcwnsy were married last night ri
Calvary Baptist Church, Dr. Green officiat-
ing. The bridal party and friends then
went to the home Of the groom, where q
IeCeptlOu tos neiQ from y 10 IL pm Inc
bride was attired In q gown Of white silk
and carried bridal roses; her veil was
caught up with sweet peas. The maid OF
hor or was Miss Ida Wooding Of Virginia.
| La France roses. The bridesmaids were
Hiss Nellie Downey and Miss Georeia
Shekell, who wore gowns Of white silk. and
| carried La France roses. Mr.. J. W. Garrett
was best man. Mr.. II. o. wickline and
Robert wathen were groomsmen. The
ushers were Mr.. J. c. Devine. William
Ferrett, J. d. Rollins and William Skinner
The groom gave the bride a handsome
diamond bracelet. The house was beauti-
fully decorated with palms, ferns and cut
flowers. A large company OF relatives OF
both bride and groom and their intimate
friends were present at the reception.
Mr.. Seth e. Cole OF winiston, VT, and
Miss Edith Ellen Mahon OF this city,
daughter Of the late Charles W. Mahon
were married At y o'clock last night at the
residence OF the brides mother. by Rev
DIR. Gibson. After the ceremony Mr. and
/ Mrs. Cole left for New York. On account
of the illness Of the brides mother no cards
were issued, and relatives and intimate
friends only were present. Mr.. and Mrs
Cole will be at home to their friends al
5o2 d street northeast after August l.
Miss Louise shallcross. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Shallcrass Of Wheeling
W. Va, and Mr.. Oliver Wilkerson Of To-
peke, han, were married yesterday at the
residence of the bri les parents. Rev. DR..
Addison Of Trinity Church, who is an old
friend Of the brides family. performed the
ceremony. The par.ors were profusely dec
GRATED With plants and flowers. The bride
was gowned in white sLk, trimmed with
duchess lace. Miss Young of Philadelphia
attended her as bri tesmRic, and Mr.. Fred.
Shallcrcss Of Philadelphia was best man.
The young couple took the evening boat
for Old Point. They viii be at home TO
their friends after July IS.
been travelling around the weIld the last
eighteen months. are expected to get back
to this city on Saturday. II their progress
a.ross the continent 10 not interfsrsd with
by the railroad strike In the west. Their
friends here are prepared to extend to them
q genuine welcome home.
The marriage OF Miss Rosa Lee. daughter
Of Mrs. A. Virginia Davis. to Mr.. Reuben
c. Hammill took plaee at the NJ. Z. Church
South, OccoQuan. on Thursday last Rev.
c. 4. simmons performing the ceremony.
The church was handsomely decorate1.
and the vows were exchanged beneath a
iorsi marriage bell The bride was very
becomingly attired In white The ushers
were Messrs. A. b. Carter and VIM. NJ.
Reardon OF Washington. Paul Hammill
and Hunter Davis, brothers OF the bride
and groom. The church Was filed with rel
atives and friends and after the ceremony
q reception was held at the residence OF
the brides mother The presents were nu-
/
left on a late train for a tour through
northern cities. end on their return " IN
make Occoouan their home.
Miss Morton will accompany the Secretary
Of Agriculture to Nebraska this week, and
will spend most Of the summer In the west.
Mrs. Blahchard's guests. the Misses Fos-
ter Of Shreveport. La. have gone to visit
relatives In New Jersey. They will sum-
mer I'm the north.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. voss. 64s street.
have as their guest Miss Ella V. Davidson
of Ocean Hall. Md. On her return home she
will be accompanied by Miss Margaret Bid
Of Washington.
| Mrs. NJ Brown Of No. 1885 Marion street
northwest. who has been in bad health for
some time past, left today TO- Atlantic
| City. She is accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Lizzie Berens. They will be gone sew
eral weeks.
The Young Ladies Missionary Society of
the Metropolitan NJ. E Church will give a
garden party at the residence OF Mr. Ed
wards, Ill l1th street southeast on Friday
evening. June 20. from TO 10 o'clock
Mrs. Calvin 8. Brice and daughters. and
Mrs. Don Cameron. Miss Cameron and Mar
ina Can eron were among the Washing ton
ians who sailed yesterday for Live pool.
Miss Edith Hutchinson has gone 10 Fred