Evening star., 1895-06-01
The June Calendar Full of Wedding
Dates.
The BRIDES OF NEXT WEEK
White Satin, TuIle and Orange
Blossoms.
OTHER INTERESTING TOPICS

bridal finery is concerned, and contem-
| plating the wearing of heavy satin gown
the past few days has really made several
on the June list wish they had selected
something little less IDEAL in the hopes
of feeling a tri1e cooler when all the rig
is on. There is one consolation that the
| high-stock collar has been superseded in
| the fashion plates by fiat frills of lace. or.
in fact, no collar at ALL the round or v
| shaped opening being considered quite the
/ thing again. Unfortunately these arrange
ments are not near as becoming as the
| high crushed collar, and, therefore, the lat
| ter remains just where it has been in the
public favor, no matter what kind of
| weather it happens to be.
The wedding month here opens up pretty
WELL and some of the events will be made
| occasions of not only large family gather
| irss. but also of out-of-town friends. Those
| for which Invitations have been the longest
out will take place next week. Miss Emily
| Tuition Mason and Rev. Edward Bagby
Pollard will be married on Tuesday noon
| at the residence of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Otis T: Mason. Rev. DR.. Stakely.
| pastor of the First Baptist Church, will
| ofticiate. assisted by Rev. DIR. Shute. Miss
Sarah Mason will attend her sister maid
! OF honor. A reception will follow the cere-
mony at 1870. to which number of friends
| are asked. The couple will go to the sea-
| shore for bridal trip. and will live at
Roanoke. Va. Rev. Edward Is. Pollard is
| q sun VI bl JOlN fOllaFu OF fticnmOnu, ana
took his degree of Ph. D. at Yale. The
| bride Is charmingly pretty girl. who is
| widely known and great favorite in So
ciety.
Another pretty wedding will take place
| the same evening at the church. st.
Paurs. corner of 18th and streets the
pastor, Rev. Father Mackin. officiating,
assisted by Father Foley. The bride will
| be Miss Elizabeth Fealy, daughter of Mr..
| and Mrs. Dennis F.. Fealy and the groom
Mr.. Charles Beaumont Hepburn. son Of
Representative Hepburn of Iowa. The
| bride will be attended by her sister, Miss
Maymie Fealy, as maid of honor, and Mr..
James +. Richardson will be best man.
The ushers will be Charles Staley, William
r. ODwyer. William Garland and Thomas
J. Fealy. The reception which will follow
at the family IT sidence, 1913 10Th street is
Tor the bridal party and relatives. Mr..
Hepburn will take his bride for a northern
trip ard to the seaside before returning to
this city again
Miss Gertrude Lynch and Chaplain Ruter
w. Springer will be married Wednesday
evening at o'clock at the Metropolitan
NJ. F. Church. Bishop Hurst will otficiate,
assisted by DIR. Johnson. The bride will
be attended by her cousin. Miss Muriel
Hit of indianapolis. maid of honor, and
four bridesmaids. Miss Katherine Malott
of Indianapolis. Miss Elizabeth Parker of
Brooklyn, Miss Hurst and Miss Clara
Lutz cf this city. Mr.. Edwin Shuman of
Chicago will be best man, and two of the
grooms Chicago friends will be ushers,
Mr.. John Black and Mr. Otis Howard, with
hI. NIOUHidl VI f1lltl1HOTe ana MI. l. rank
Bright of this city. A reception will follow
| for the relatives and intimate friends at
| the residence of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Augustus d. Lynch, > Iowa circle.
| before the couple start for their wedding
| trip. They will reach their future home.
| Fort Thomas, Newport Ky, late in this
| month. The warmest friendship has eN-
| listed for years between Judge and Mrs.
| Springer and Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch. and the
| union of their only children is like some
| thing found in book and not of every
| day life
! Another pretty wedding will be that of
| Miss Luciana Chickering and Mr. William
! Wolcott Beadell, on Thursday evening. The
| ceremony will be followed by reception at
| the residence of the brides father, Prof.
| Chickerins, Kendall Green, from $50 to 10
| o'clock.
| Miss Frances Roome. daughter of Mr..
| and Mrs. VIM. Oscar Roome. and Mr.. Chas.
| William Powers will be married at noon on
Saturday next at the Church of the In
carnation. DR.. Townsend will otficiate.
| sisted by Rev. Mr.. Perry of st. Andrews. s.
| Mr. Boyle OF Bolivar Heights will be best
man. and Messrs. w. NJ. Harris, Ferdinand
| kimmell. Alfred 7. Gage and VIM. Oscar
Roome. jr.. will be ushers. Miss Leila
| Roomc will be maid of honor for her sis
| ter. The couple will so away at once for
| their bridal journey, and will make their
| future home in Chicago.
| Minister and Mrs. Lazo Arriaga left this
| morning, accompanied by their young fam
| lily, for Narragansett, where they will
| spend the summer.
Mrs. Carlisle spent most of the past week
at Woodley with Mrs. Cleveland. Secrs-
| tary Carlisle did not return yesterday from
| Chicago with the rest Of the cabinet. as he
| intends to remain a few days with Mr.. and
| Mrs. William Carlisle.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
| Nettila Josephine knorr. daughter of Mr..
| and Mrs. e. A. knorr, to Mr.. Edward
| Mulberry Wonn. to take place on Wednes-
| day, June II, at p.m in Gunton Temple
Memorial Church. corner 18th and streets.
| A reception will follow at the residence Of
the brides parents, 1918 18th street north
west.
| The marriage of Miss Sadie E. Garth
| quietly solemniZed on Tuesday, June T. at
| her residence, 4l6 10th street southeast
| Miss Maggie R. Duvall of Frederick, Md,
| is visiting Mrs w. H. Howes of 1906 3Oth
street northwest.
| Admiral Colhoun and family will spend
| the summer at Far Rockaway, N. Y.
| Mrs. ]. Whit Heron is located for the
| summer at 1901 Howard avenue corner
| Center street.
Mrs. Cassie A. France will spend the sum-
| mer at Saratoga and Narragans ett.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cowsil and daugh-
| ter are at Atlantic City.
| Mrs. j. Keith Edwards will leave the city
| on Monday to spend the summer in Canada
Mrs. j. ]. Hawkins. her daughter. Miss
| Deuel., and Master Morton Hawkins, have
| takon apartments at the Cairo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Renshaw, who have
| been travelling in Europe for the past year,
returned last week and al the Hamil-
ton.
A merry party of little folks gathered at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. w.
Schmidt. on Morgan avenue northwest,
Holmead Manor, on the afternoon Of Dec
Grafton day, to celebrate the third birthday
of their little son, Francis Aiken. The af-
ternoon was spent with the 'tailless dom
key and other games, and general good
time was enjoyed by the children. At 5
O'Clock refreshments We're served in the
dining room. The table was tastefully dec
GRATED with ferns and cut flowers. Among
those present were the Misses Marguerite
and Annie May O'Toole, Edna Robinson,
May Fullerton, Annie May and Eva Ever
EFT and Beatrice Daley and Masters James
and Eddie O'Toole, Baker Robinson and
Wilton Boteler. The older people present
to help entertain the children were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jno. T. Mckeon. Mrs. Orlando Bota-
Ter, Miss Z. V AIckeon. the Misses Mamie /
Sarah and Myra Boteler and Miss Kate
Schmidt and Messrs. Burton Bentley and
w. Wren.
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