Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-24
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Bridal Scenes in Church and Happy
Homes
Chrysa n tn emums and Roses, Radiant
Brides and GrOOms, Smiling
Friends and Wedding Cakes.

Church weddings and home weddings
were the feature of last evening and the
number helped largely to swell the nupttal
record of the second month of autumn. At
| the Church Of the Reformation Miss Carrie
Harper Smith and Mr.. John Young Schrey-
| er of Williamsport, Pa, were united in the
presence of large gathering Of relatives
and friends. When the bridal procession
advanced to the altar it was led by five
| little misses who compose the brides Sum
day school class. They were prettily dress
| ed in white frocks, and carried punches of
! chrysanthemums. The ushers followed af-
| ter these little maids who were Olive
Dodge, Dora Hall. Polly Stevenson. Mamie
| Fries and Ella Wagner. The ushers were
Frank Smith, William Chamberlain of
Hazeton, Pa, Worthington Dorsey of Hy-
attsville, Md, and Richard Halves. Ahead
of the bride were her bridesmaids Miss
Markle of West Newton, Pa; Miss Dorsey
of Hyattsvile Miss Kreps of Pittsburg and
Miss Marsh of Winchester. Mass. Miss
Edith Smith " as maid of honor. The bride
came in church with her father, Mr.. AMI
Smith, and near the officiating clergyman,
Rev. w. E. Parson, was met by the groom
and his best man, Mr.. Henry Schreyer of
Milton Pa. The bridal toilet of rich white
satin was trimmed with duchess lace and
pearl passementerie. Pearl pins worn by
her grandmother held her tulle veil, and
ter flowers were bride roses. The brides
maids wore white organdie over pink satin
and carried La France roses tied with pink
streamers. The maid of honor was also
gowned in white organdie over blue satin
and carried La France roses. Afterward
reception was given by Mr.. and Mrs. AMI
Smith to the bridal party and relatives at
their home, III street southeast. Palms
and chrysanthemums decked the parlors
and white blossoms formed an appropriate
finish to the supper table. After bridal
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Schreyer will live at
Willamsport, Pa.
Another large church event was the
double wedding at Calvary Baptist Sunday
school house. when Miss Lillian Slater and
Mr.. Ernest Holden of Orlando, Florida, and
Miss Bessie Slater and DIR. F. A Swartwout
were married by Rev. s. H. Greene, the
rector and Rev. DR.. Domer of st. Paufs
Lutheran Church. The platform was set
with palms and plants. and the somewhat
unusual grouping Of two brides and two
grooms made a memorable scene. There
were four ushers, who seated the guests,
Messrs. F; W. Holt, S. T; Smith. L; D.
Bliss and w. G. Steward. Miss Mamie Pax
ton was the maid Of honor for the first
bride. and Miss Hattis Swartwout attended
her sister-fn-law as maid Of honor Both
brides were dressed in white null. with
white satin ribbon trimmings, and each
carried white roses. Their attendants were
dressed in white organdie, one carrying
pink and the other red roses. DR.. E. 8.
Lothrop was best man for DR.. Swartwout
and MIR. E. r. Hunting for Mr.. Holden.
The reception which followed at the resi-
dence of the parents of the brides, Mr.. and
only, the number naturally quite filling the
house. Mr.. and Mrs. Holden will go to
their home in Florida and DIR. and Mrs.
Swartwout, after southern wedding trip,
will return here to reside at 200 9th street
southwest.
The wedding of Miss Mary Stevens Sim
sabaugh and Mr.. Owen Lovejoy ingalls,
was made the occasion of most effective
home gathering at the residence Of Mrs.
Louis Sinsabaugh. Chrysanthemums in
plentiful array, with palms and roses,
made bower of the drawing room. where
| the ceremony took place, the only wit
nesses being the bridal party and relatives.
| The brides attendants were her cousins,
| Miss Ida Stevens of ST. Augustine Fla,
| and Miss Lillian Stevens of Columbus, Ohio,
and Miss Anna Stevens of St. Augustine
| as maid of honor. Their gowns of rich
| brocaded silk were in soft gray and green
| shades: that of the maid of honor had yell
] low as a predominating color. All carried
| chrysanthemums Mr.. r. A. Phillips was
best man, and the bride was given away
by her mother.
The brides toilet was very elegant. 1t
| was of heavy white silk, and the superb
point lace, trimming both bodice and skirt,
! with the orange blossom sprays, were first
| worn by the mother Of the bride. Her
! bouquet was of bride roses. Rev. Hugh
| Johnston officiated.
The reception which followed was bril-
| liant gathering of well-known people. Mrs
Sinsabaugh received her friends. gowned in
| velvet and point lace, with pearl orna-
ments. The wedding supper was served
| from white rose and fern-decked table in
| the dining room. Mr.. and Mrs. ingalls,
have gone north for trip, and after No
vember Is will be at home at 1747 P street.
Bishop and Miss Hurst, Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
| Beiler, Rev DIR. and Mrs. McCarty, Rev.
DR.. and Mrs. Church and daughter, Mrs
| Hugh Johnston, Mrs. Kenyon, Mrs Tul-
|
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery, Miss Emery, Mr..
and Mrs. Cox, Mrs. S. S. Henkle. Mrs.
Burr the Misses Perry. Mrs. and Miss Nc
| Kelden Lieut.. and Mrs. Montgomery, Mr..
and Mrs. Beverage and daughters Mrs.
Somers, Miss Scull. Mrs. Nevill, Mrs. Nc
Bride, Miss Larnesworth. Mrs. Comade of
Virginia, Mrs Stranahan Of Kansas City.
| Mattingly, Miss Mattingly. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cobb, Col and Mrs. Rutherford. Miss Anna
| Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Smith, Rev.
Mrs. Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. George c. Cor
ham. Mr.. Seymour, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
| B. Duval, the Misses Duvall. Mrs. Tib-
belts of Boston. Mr.. Frank Stevens of
Vile. Ohio, DR.. and Mrs. Ewing. Mr.. J. G..
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Walbridge, Mr..
and Mrs. Briggs, Mr.. Purcell the Misses
Purcell. Mrs. Emery of Baltimore, Mr.. In
gals of New York, Col. and Mrs. Ander-
son, Miss Moses, Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon, Gen.
and Mrs. Carmen, Miss Carmen, Miss Lutz
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lemly.
Another pretty home wedding. in which
relatives and friends participated, was that
Of Miss Josephine Marie kubel and Mr..
Augustus Carrier Taylor. eldest son of Mr..
and Mrs Nathaniel 7. Taylor, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Kubel. 1926 LIST street northeast.
Rev. Father Dillon of ST. Joseph's Church
offciated, and the brides brother Mr..
Stephen ]. Kubel. played the wedding
march. Miss Clara Kubel was maid of
honor for her sister, and Mr.. Robert M.
Elliott was best man. The bride was in
white silk and carried white roses. and the
m aid of honor wore white organdie and car
ried pink roses
The wedding reception was held at the
future home Of the couple. on LIST street.
and was largely attended. The bridal cou-
pie were assisted by the parents of the
groom and bride, Miss Edna Taylor, a sis-
ter of the groom, and Miss Clara Kubel and
Mr.. Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor left later
in the evening for northern trip. the
brides travelling dress being of black and
brown novelty cloth. with hat to match.
Miss Henrietta Wolf. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wolf of 91s street also left
her fathers home bride last night. The
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