Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-06-25
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Another Pretty Wedding at St. Paul's
Church
A Large Audience Present to See Miss
Harvie Become Mrs. Jones'
Personal Mention.

| ington Circle, was that of Miss Pattie
| Hardaway Harvie daughter of Colonel Ed
| win James Harvie of this city, and the
| Rev. Horace Weeks Jones, who has for the
| past year been assistant to the Rev. DR..
| Scuthgate of st. AIMS Church, Annapolis,
| Md. Mr.. Jones Is not unknown In Wash
| ington, having spent some two or three
years here In study previous to entering
| upon his theological training at the Gen.
eral Theological Seminary, New York city.
| where he was graduated a year ago. His
| best man was Mr.. Chas. Leonard Frailey.
| a classmate at the Columbian University.
| Washington. The ushers were Mr.. Bennett
&c. Taliaferro and Mr.. ]. Leeds Bowie Of
this city, Mr.. Henry C. Mackan of George
| town and Mr.. John Randall Magruder of
Annapolis, Md.
Promptly at the hour set for the cere-
mony the wedding party entered the
church and walked up. the aisle to the
| strains of the Lohengrin wedding march,
| played by Mr. Donald B. Macleod. The
| maid of honor was Miss jennie r. Harvie
| sister of the bride. She wore a dainty
| gown of white organdie and lace, trimmed
| with pink ribbons, and carried a bunch of
| pink roses tied with ribbon of the same
| shade. Her hat was leghorn, trimmed
with white ribbon and pink roses.
| father. She wore white MORE, covered
| white ACCORDION pleated chiffon, and leg
| horn hat with white roses and illusion. She
| carried a white prayer book, one of the
wedding gifts. At the chancel rail they
| were met by the groom and his best man.
| The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
| Alfred Harding, rector of the church. The
| chancel was tastefully decorated with
| palms, and the altar with pure white bios
| SONS.
Immediately after the ceremony the
| bridal party drove to the residence of the
brides father, 1914 r street, where a we'd
| ding breakfast was served
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left on an afternoon
| train for short wedding trip in the Vir-
| ginia mountains. They will soon take up
| their residence in one of the towns of the
| Blue Ridge section of North Carolina, where
| Mr.. Jones will assume charge of an Epis-
| copal church at Germantown.
| The bride received great number of
| beautiful presents in silver, cut glass, china
| and bric-a-braL.
Among those who witnessed the cere-
| mony were Col. and the Misses Harvie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Waring, Mr.. and Mrs. George
| l. Jones, DIR. Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Cralle.
| Mrs. Robert N. Scott Mrs. Mackall Gen.
| and Mrs. Heth, Paymaster and Mrs. L. A.
Frailey, DR.. and Mrs. ]. H. McCalla, Com
| modore and Mrs. Mcdonald Mr. and Mrs.
Warning. Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Whiting. Rev.
and Mrs: Alfred Harding, Rev: and Mrs.
| Wilcox, Taliaferro. Kerr. Worthington.
| Bowie, McCalla, Gardner and many others.
| Friends of the bridal couple from out
| side the city We're: Miss Laidlaw of New
York, Mrs. olivier Greenslade of Milwaukee,
| Wis., sister of the groom Mrs. John Ran
| dali Magruder of Annapolis, Nd. The
| grooms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jones of Riverdale, Md, were also present.
Mr.. B. F. Fuller and Miss Addie Fuller
| of 1921 Rhode Island avenue are at Rock
Enon. where it is hoped Mr.. Fuller will be
| much benefited.
| Miss Maud Watson and Mr.. Allen Davis,
principal of the Business High School,
| were married last night at the home of the
| brides parents, 800 18th street. Palms and
white blossoms decked the parlors. Miss
| Eugenia Davis was maid of honor and DIR.
| Sheldon Davis was best man for his
brother. Rev. DR.. Kent of the Peoples
| Church officiated The bride was gowned
| in white silk, trimmed with lace. and car
ried white roses. The maid of honor wore
| pink silk and carried pink roses. Six little
| girls, dressed in white, held ribbons, which
| formed an aisle down which the couple
passed to the wedding bower. After the
| ceremony reception was held and later
| Mr.. and Mrs. Davis started for a bridal
| trip and will be absent from this city nearly
| all summer.
| The marriage of Miss Rose c. Wells of
Richmond, Va, to Mr.. John Louis Freund
| was made festive event last night at the
| residence of Mr. and Mrs. Freund. parents
| of the latter. Rev. Mr.. Font of the United
Brethren Church performed the ceremony.
| Miss Barbara Stohl was maid Of honor
| and Miss Florence Wells was bridesmaid.
| Mr.. James Scharwatz of New York was
| hest man, and the bride was given away by
| Mr.. Harry Freund. The bride gowned
| in light gray crepon, trimmed with orange
| blossoms. The two young lady attendants
| were also dressed in gray, one carrying
| pink and the other yellow roses. The par
| lors were deliberately decked with flowers
| and a bower erected in the bay window,
where the ceremony took place The bride
| received number of gifts, and among
others, dian ond earrings from the groom. A
| large reception followed the ceremony.
| when supper was served. Among the
hr Il 1air tSt,nt2 and 20
| Dr. and Mrs. Pritchard, Mrs. Herbert, Mr..
| and Mrs. F. P. May, Mr.. Philip May, jr.,
| Miss D. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Williams,
| Mr.. Henry Walters Mr.. p B. THOMPSON:
| Mr.. J. F. Durham, Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. John
| son. Mr.. and Mrs. Darbey, Mr.. Harvey
| Rodgers, Mr. and Mrs. D. Aries, Mr.. F.
| Livigne and brother, Mrs. Velati and
| daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Rupert Mr.
and Mrs. c. Eckas, Springfield. Mo-; Mr.. and
| Mrs. Fred. Eckas. MIR. and Mrs. H Eckas
| and Miss Jennie Daniels, Springfield, Mo. !;
Mrs. Reiter and daughter, st. Louis; Mrs.
| Bohn, St. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. Walters, Mr..
| and Mrs. ButtDer, Mr.. and Mrs. Vessel
man, baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. d. Tagler.
| Mr.. John Walters and daughters Mr.. J.
Walters, jr., Mr.. Joseph Dreisch, Baltimore,
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Herbert, Mr.. Leon Her.
| bert, Miss Sadie Herbert, MIR. and Mrs.
W. ]. Pollock, Mr.. ana Mrs. H. Jones, Mr..
| and Mrs. H. Franc, Mr. and Mrs T. w.
| Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hebner, Mr.. n.
| D. Larner Mr.. James H. Trimble. MIR. and
Mrs. w. Is. Creecy, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
| Walsh. Mr.. Manning, Mr.. Henry Duerst,
| AIR. and Mrs. A. Lamond. Gen. G. w. Boil
lock and family. Mr.. A. s. Taber, Mr.. L. Es-
berg, Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Alexander, MIR.
GUIDE and brother, Mr.. B. Wilkins, Miss
May Thompson, Miss Bertha Hunter, Mrs.
| C. Smith, Miss Jennie Monkey, Mrs. Carter
| Mrs. Williamson, Mr.. Lucas and family
Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Bevens. Miss Lizzie
| Remmey, Mr.. John Vessel, Mr.. T. J. Myers
| and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Horne Mr.
and Mrs. 7. May, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Miller,
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Cammack, Miss Edith
| Stull. Mr.. and Mrs Schafer, Mr. and Mrs
Chas. Schafer, Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Henpei,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hutchins Mr.. and
| Mrs. John A Kaiser, Miss Bertha Kaiser
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Nordlinger, Mr.. and Mrs
! S. Young, Mr.. and Mrs J. Young Miss
Hattie Rupert, Mr.. John Gunnell Mr. and
Mrs. a. S. Johnson and Mrs. Taylor.
Mrs. Fred w. Eberly and daughter,
| Louise, have gone to Rock Enon Springs.
| Va. for the summer.
jolly outing party, composed of the
| Aldine Literary Society and their lady
| friends, made Burnt Mills their objective
| point yesterday morning on Il twenty-mile
| spin over the roads. A most enjoyable day