Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-11
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Golden Wedding of Mr.. and Mrs
May.
The Pretty Wedding of Miss IIinei
and Mr.. Cline-Other Nuptial
Events-PersOnals.

! IL 30, Rev. Ernest DrGWltZ OinclateU at the
marriage of Miss Anna Hines and DR..
Hugh M. Cline. A large company of friends
witnessed the ceremony. The platform.
reading desk and choir railing were set with
palms. The ushers, Messrs. VIM. Muehl-
| eisen, Hope Darneille, H. L.. Stein and ].
W. Johnson preceded the couple up the
aisle The bride wore a travelling dress of
tan-colored cloth, with hat to match, and
carried white roses. After the ceremony
the couple drove at once to the station, and
will take trip to Boston by sea and extend
their journey to the White mountains be-
fore returning here to reside.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip May are observing
| their golden wedding anniversary today at
| tt cir residence, 900 NJ street This morning
| at o'clock at ST. Mary's Church on 9th
street, with their family and Irienos, tney
assisted at nuptial mass, which solemn
| event began the happy celebration OF the
| day. Mrs May was Miss Elizabeth Free
| man before her marriage. This evening the
| couple will receive their friends from q I'M
| til o'clock.
Miss Sophie Eleanor Brock and Mr.. Her.
man C. Rakemann were married last night
at the Church of the Reformation IN the
presence of very large gathering OF rela-
| tives and friends. GarlandS OF asparaS!s
| and a prcfusion of white blossoms, aInlo
| a setting of palms, made bower OF the
| chancel and an artistic background for the
grouping of the bridal party. The ushers.
| Mr. Carl Rakemann, Mr.. Arthur Suther-
| land, Mr.. Carl Graft and Mr.. Carl Brock.
| were kept busy seating the guests until
| the arrival of the bride and her attendants
They preceded the bridal procession up the
| aisle. The groomsmen and bridesmaids
| were Mr.. Edward Droop and Miss Marie
Antoinette Rakemann. Mr. H. x. kondrrip
| and Miss Clara Ulke, and Mr.. Henry Kan
| der and Miss Amelia Rakemann. Miss
Emma Brock was maid of honor, and the
hrid tad
Henry Brock. At the chancel the groom
and his best man, Mr.. Frederick Irland Ct
Detroit, awaited the bride. Rev. DR.. Z. *
koones performed the ceremony.
The brides gown was very elegant 1t
was of white silk, and the high bodice had
| a yoke of shirred chiffon and a bertha Of
duchess lace. A butterfly bow OF duchess
| lace fastened her tulle VEIL and the shower
bouquet she carried was of lilies of the
valley, roses and pink orchids. The brides
| maids and maid of honor were dressed
alike, in white brocaded silk, trimmed with
| lace and ribbon, and they carried shower
bouquets of pink roses The music during
the ceremony was feature. Mr.. John Por-
| ter Lawrence performing on the organ ard
rendering a wedding march composed by
Mr.. Rakemann for the event.
The reception given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Brock afterward at Congressional Hotel
was brilliant event. The drawing rooms
were fragrant with flowers and the scene
most festive one. In the middle of the
well-appointed supper table was the tall
wedding cake, with chime of bells over
1t. The brides gifts filled two rooms, and
every possible wish seemed to be gratified
in the collection of beautiful articles. When
the bride appeared later in her travelling
| send-off. Mr.. and Mrs. Rakemann have
gene north, and will do the White noun
tain region for their honeymoon. Among
the hundreds of guests there were many
relatives and friends from out of town.
Upon their return Mr.. and Mrs. Rakemann
will go to housekeeping at 1924 R street
Miss Hope Per Lee and Rev. Mason Camp
bell Stryker of Bermuda were married yes
terday at St Thomas Church by Bishop
Paret, with numbers of their friends in at
tendance. Rev Robert Wood. DIR. Watkins,
Mr.. William Prentiss and Mr. Palmer of
| Baltimore were the ushers, and the brides
only attendant was her niece little Miss
Margaretta Per Lee MASH. who was dress
ed In pink silk and carried pink roses. The
bride and groom came in church together
The bride wore white silk and chiffon, with
tulle veil, and carried a white-bound
prayer book, from which the service was
| read. Mrs. Massi. sister of the bride, af-
terward entertained the wedding party at
her residence, 1886 18th street. Rev. and
Mrs. Stryker will travel in Maryland and
New York before going to their hotSe in
Bermuda.
On Monday evening last Hynesboro Park
Baptist Church. near Seabrook. Md. was
the scene of a lawn fete and musical and
literary entertainment given in honor of the
children of the Sunday school. which num-
bers about sixty. The grounds were bril-
liantly lighted with japanese lanterns and
the tables, artistically decorated with ferns
and wild flowers gathered from the sur
rounding woods, were laden with an abun-
dance of fruits ice cream and cake. Those
who assisted to make the occasion a sue
cess were Mr.. Phelps Mr.. Flint, Mr.. and
Mrs. Meredith, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Lar
combe, Mr.. Wilson. Misses Annie and Jes-
sic Gray, Miss Sadie Hall, Miss Lael Rose
the Misses Glaum. Miss Addie Larcombe,
Miss Nola Serrin, Miss Tenlon, and Mas
tiers Norval Tabler and Frank Rose.
Mrs. S. Livingston. formerly Miss Estella
Brunn, Of California. is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Brunn of $50 Maryland avenue.
Misses L. C. Dillon and S. E. Roberts,
who have been visiting Mrs. Berger of
Sargent road, Brookland. have returned
home
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Selden will return
tomorrow from Atlantic City.
Mrs. Irdia NJ. Lewis has just returned
from an extended trip north.
Miss Byrne of Baltimore is visiting Mrs
E. E. Fallon. TIA 9TH street.
Mrs. John F. Reed of Norfolk, Va, is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. G. Richard Thomp-
son of 1907 G street northwest.
Miss Mary Don has gone to Asbury Park
to spend this month.
Miss Otelia Malone. daughter of ex-Sen-
vile, N. c. on the It'll instant to Mr.. VIM.
L. McGill, son of John McGill, wealthy
tobacconist Of Petersburg. Va. The we'd
ding had been in contemplation for some
time. but was hastened by the fact that Mr.
McGill was suddenly called to take an ex-
tended European trip on a business mission.
The marriage ceremony was performed at
high noon in Trinity Episcopal Church by
the Rev. DR.. Dubose. Mrs. Malone, the
brides mother, was present. Mrs. McGill
will not accompany her husband to Europe
Misses Inez Daniel and Marguerite Wrenn
are visiting the Misses DePutron of Falls
Church, Va.
Mrs. Willis Byron Smith, who has been
spending the last two months in the White
mountains, has returned to the ''Bucking-
ham, for the winter.
Mr.. Charles and Miss Flora Mcdonald
returned last evening after an outing of
three weeks. Mr.. Mcdonald, as a member
of the De Molay Commandery, K. T., par
| tic:pated in the Boston conclave, afterward
visiting the resorts of Maine, stopping with
friends in New York, Atlantic City ard
Philadelphia on their homeward journey.
A very pretty wedding took place last
night at the NJ. E. Church at Lanhams
Md. Rev. D. Haskell officiating. The con-
tracing parties were Mr.. George Brown of
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