Evening star., 1895-06-13
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Weddingsat Home, Church and Out of Town
Yesterday
Wednesdays List Proves 1t to De the
Best Day of AlI-Brides,
Roses, Presents.

Mr. Richard Robert Quay, son of Senator
| Quay, and Miss Elizabeth Walters were
married at the Presbyterian Church, at the
suburban town of Sewickley, near Pitts
burg, last evening. Lieut.. A. S. c. Quay,
| brother to the groom, was best man. and
MIR. Townsend of New Brighton, Linn Hart
| ranft of Philadelphia, son of ex-Gov. Hart
| ranft; Mr.. Artemus and Mr.. Boyer of
Philadelphia, DR.. Bertram Waters of New
| York. brother of the bride, and Senator
| Arthur Kennedy of Allegheny, the ushers.
Among the bridesmaids We're two sisters of
| the groom, Miss Quay and Miss Coral
| Quay. All the decorations as we'll as the
| bridesmaids gowns were in pink. The
| bride was superbly gowned in white satin.
| Immediately following the service there
was reception at the residence of Mr..
| and Mrs. Waters on Thorn street, Sewick-
| ley. This was confined to the relatives and
| more immediate friends of the two families
| The house was decorated in pink roses.
The festivities We're prolonged until the
| bride and groom left on the special car
| They will spend their honeymoon at the
country place owned by Senator Camerons
| son, in White mountains, and then go TO
| the seashore. They will reside at Sewick-
| ley.
Miss M. Margaretta Fryer daughter of
| Alexander s. Fryer and Lieut.. Spencer S.
Wood of the receiving ship Vermont, were
| united in marriage yesterday at the brides
| home in Poughkeepsie N. Y. by the Rev.
| S. A. Weikert, rector of Christ Episcopal
| Church. The ceremony performed in
the drawing room, which was handsomely
decorated with flowers The best man was
| Lieut.. George Wood Logan of the Dolphin.
Miss Ella Fryer. sister of the bride, was
| maid of honor. and the bridesmaids were
Miss Alice Laidlaw of New York and Miss
| Elizabeth Wood, sister of the groom. The
| uSherS X. IL.
| ed States coast survey ship Blake and
| Lieut.. Roger Wells. jr., of the Cincinnati.
Among the guests at the wedding were
| Mrs. Daniel Manning, aunt of the bride. of
| Albany, with whom she spent most of the
| past winter in this city.
| Miss Myrtle Griffith Hughes and DR..
| Lewis D. Wilson were married last night
| at the residence of the parents of the bride,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carlton Hughes 2US
| 4th street southeast, by DR.. Hugh John
| ston, assisted by DR.. Luccock. The cere-
mony took place in a bower of palms ar
ranged in the parlor and was witnessed by
| the relatives. Mr.. Frank Stevens attended
| the groom as best man, and the bride had
| as maid of honor Miss Bessie Bullen and
| four bridesmaids, the Misses Amelia Dal-
ton, Lydia Dalton, Lottfe Bullen and Abbe
Hopkins. Their gowns were of white Or
candle, and they carried white roses The
bride was very tastefully gowned in white
silk trimmed with lace and orange bios
SONS, and carried bride roses. Immediately
after the ceremony the guests invited to
the reception commenced to assemble. Mrs.
Hughes assisted by Mrs. Bullen, did the
honors. From a fower-decked table re-
freshments were served all the evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Wilson started last night for
northern trip, and after the lSt OF July
will be at home at 3lo B street southeast.
Some of the guests at the wedding were
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hughes, Master Percy
Hughes, Miss Marjory Hughes the Misses
= ilson, Miss Wilson of Pennsylvania, Capt.
and Mrs. Bullen, MIR. and Mrs. Bachtel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Welch, Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs.
Rathbone, Miss Bertha Rathbone, Mrs.
Pepper, Mr.. and Mrs Knight, Capt. and
Mrs. Shaw, Ir. and Mrs. Dalton, Miss
Susie Underwood, Miss NJ. A. McNantz,
Miss S. b. McNantz, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Harper, Mr. and Mrs Greenwell, Mrs DIR.
Luccock Miss NJ. Potter, Misses Norris,
Barren, Mr.. Curry. Mr.. Bellew, Mr. Sabin,
DIR. Elliott, Mr.. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Apple
ton Clarke Mr.. and Mrs: Horace Dodge,
Alonzo Stewart and Mr.. Spalding.
At Hamine Church last night Miss Min
ME May Brown and Mr.. Harry Clifton
James, both of whom are active members
of that church and among its most popular
young people, were married by Rev. E. 8.
Todd, d. d. After the ceremony large
concourse of friends attended the reception
at the home of the brides parents Both
the church and the house were tastefully
decorated with palms and flowers. The
bride wore a dress of white satin. trimmed
with pearl passemen terfe and lace and
carried large bouquet of La France roses.
The presents were numerous After two
weeks sojourn in the mountains of Vir-
g,nia Mr. and Mrs. James will be at home
to their friends at 1882 9th street. The
best man was Mr.. John Scrfvener and the
ushers were Messrs. John Muirhead, Harry
Mayse and Robert Russell.
Miss Nettila Josephine knorr ard Mr.
Edward NJ. Wonn were married in the pres
ence of a very large gathering of their
f1,a 10 t.,1
Church last night. Mr.. William Dougherty
was best man, and Messrs. Edward h. Lee
DR.. John A. Drawbaugh and Julius c.
Knorr of Baltimore were ushers. Miss
Flora V. Knorr was her sisters only at
tendant, and was gowned in Dresden blue
silk and carried pink roses. The bride wore
dainty costume Of white organdie, with
white satin ribbons, a tulle veil, held by a
cluster of grange blossoms and pearl pins
the gifts of the groom. Her bouquet was
of bride roses. Rev. DR.. w. w. Van Ars-
dale performed the ceremony. A handsome
reception was given to the bridal party and
intimate friends later at the home of Mr..
and Mrs knorr, 1918 18th street, where as
at the church, palms and marguerites
made effective decorations. Mr., and Mrs
Wonn have gone away for short trip, and
will be at home to their friends after June
20 at 444 Massachusetts avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Thomas Henley, daughter
of Mrs. Priscilla E. Henley and the late DR..
Thomas NJ Henley Of Virginia, and Mr.. A.
married yesteI day at Vermont Avenue
Christian Church by Rev. DIR. Power as
sisted by Rev. Edward B. Bagby. Mr..
John Fitch Mr.. Charles Brooks, Mr. Nor
ris Foote and Mr.. Merriwea ther Smith
were the ushers. The bride came into
church with her brother-in-law, Mr.. r. w.
Barkley. and was attended by her young
niece and nephew, Katherine and Robert
Barkley, who were dressed in white and
carried pink roses. The bride wore a styl-
ish travelling dress of brown cloth, with
touch of yellow satin in the trimming and
hat in ecru tints. with yellow roses. The
bridal tour will be spent at Old Point Com
fort but Mr.. and Mrs. Fitch will return to
this city for brief stay before proceed
ing to their future home at Clifton Forge
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Butterworth will
go to New Haven next week to attend the
graduating exercises at Yale, when their
son will graduate with high honors
Mrs. Mary Butterworth Howe is now in
London, ard will, as usual, spend the sum-
lner travelling with DIR. and Mrs. Roosa Of
New York.
The graduating exercises of the class
of '95 will take place at Holy Cross Acad-