Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-20
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
June Roses Still Blooming for Home
Bridea
A Weddfng at 81. Pa1Fs Tonight
Other Interesting EVENT.
Personals.

The First Presbyterian Church was
thronged yesterday evening by the friends
assembled to witness the marriage Of Miss
Lulu E. McCreery, daughter of Mr.. ]. L.
McCreery. TO Lieut.. Samuel H. Jacobson of
the second regiment District National
Guard. Rev. DR.. Byron Sunderland ofiici-
ated. The parents OF the groom were mar
ried by DIR. Sunderland thirty-two years
ago. The groom and his best man and
ushers. were In full uniform. and carried
their helmets. Lieut.. Silas Kingsley was
the best man. The rshers were Capt. Hor-
ton, Capt Buck. Lieut.. Griffith and Lieut.
Swigart. They preceded the maid Of honor
down the aisle. Miss Blanche Carroll BeaII.
the maid Of honor, was gowned in white
silk and carried La France roses. The bride
and groom came into church together the
former wearing ivory white satin. trimmed
with lace and seed pearls. The tulle veil
was fastened with a cluster OF natural
orange blossoms, sent from Florida for the
occasion. The bouquet carried was Of Bride
roses. The members of the National Guard
present wore their full uniform.
A reception followed at the home OF the
erioes parents, from to IL. The parlors
were beautifully decorated with roses and
marguerites. and In the dining room the
walls were draped with flags. Later, when
the bride had donned her going-away gown
VI "a a hie oiue Ciotn ana nat 10 match, the
couple started for a wedding trim. They
VIII be at home after July i on Mondays
The couple received q number OF valuable
presents.
Mr. Louis NJ. Aspinwall of this city and
Miss Katherine A. Miller grand niece OF
terday afternoon In St Johns Church, Bar.
fytown, n. Y. The groom's father. tbs
Rev. John Aspinwail Of this city, officia ted
assisted by the Rev. J. p. Gushing. The
John Aspinwan. Miss Harriet Lawton OF
Hudson. N. Y. was maid of honor, and the
bridesmatds were Miss Marsh OF Larch-
mont, n. Y. Miss Sewers of Stamford,
Conn, Miss Shober OF Barrytown and Miss
Anna Aspinwall of this city. Mr.. Henry l.
Aspinwan OF New York was best man. and
the ushers were Mr.. Arthur L. Kent OF
Bay Ridge and Mr.. William Hartman Brown
n. or New York. reception followed al
Messena, the summer home OF the Aspin.
walls.
Mr.. Samuel Kimberly. formerly Of Fort
Monroe. and now Of Chicago, and Miss
Cora A Draper viii be married this even
Ing at St Paurs Episcopal Church. Miss
Birdie Cunningham will be the maid OF
honor. and the bridesmaids will be Miss
Kimberly. Miss Taylor and Miss Tanner.
Miss Shock is the guest Of Mrs. A. NJ
Brown at Middletown. Del
Chaplain David Wilson and family OF
East Capitol street have gone to western
Maryland to spend the months of July and
August.
Mrs. Mary Ritter OF Englewood, Ill. after
an absence Of i've years. is paying a two
months visit to her mother and sister al
29l2 Olive avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Barber and family
who have been spending the winter travel
ing abroad. expected to san for this coun-
try on the 10th instant, instead OF on The
9th. as previously stated.
Mrs. John +. Parker Of Lynchburg. Va
is the guest Of Mrs. Goldsborough, No. 2l1(
street.
Miss Eugene Liebschutz has gone &C
spend her vacation at her home, Paris
FraI ce.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Rebecca Oppenheimef to Mr.. Bernard j
Yourg. At home. lil9 9th street north
west, sunday, June "a, to 10 pm.