Evening star., 1895-06-04
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Miss Mason and Rev. Mr.. Pollard United
Today
Another Pretty Wedding Will Take
Place Tonight at st. Pnuls-
Personals.

Mrs. Otis T. Mason. Miss Emily Tuition
Mason and Rev. Edward Bagby Pollard
were married by DIR. Stakaly, assisted by
DR.. Shute, in the presence of a family
gathering and a few intimate friends. TIE
couple stood within a bower of palms and
white blooming plants in the deep bay
WINDOW The pride was elegantly gowned
IN white satin, made simply, but the entire
front of the skirt was draped with point
lace. Her tule veil was worn back from
the face, and her bouquet was of valley
lilies and roses Miss Sarah Mason stood
up with her sister as maid of honor, and
was daintily gowned in white organdie over
white SIX, with pink ribbons, and her
bouquet was of pink roses. Later a larger
company came into the reception, which
lasted a couple of hours before the depar-
ture of DR.. and Mrs. Pollard for their we'd
ding trip to Old Point Comfort, by way of
Baltimore. They going to reside in
Roanoke, Va, where DR.. Pollard is en-
gagged in the Baptist ministry. Dr. Pollard
is son of DR.. John Pollard of Richmond
and graduate of Yale
The marriage of Miss Marie Nellie
Schlens. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Gustav
Adolf Schlens. TO Mr.. Ernst j. Knabe Of
the Knabe Piano Company, was solennized
Saturday evening at Emmanuel Protestant
Episcopal Church, Baltimore. The chancel
was elaboratcly decked with palms and
white flowers, and the altar with white
white blossoms. The ushers Were Messrs
Charles Keidel, ir.. John Lane Beck Dr.
John Hooking, Frederick Schlens, David
w. Jenkins and Ernest Herbert Keidel
Mr.. VIM. knabe, brother of the groom,
was best man. Rev. DR.. Edward Eccleston
performed the ceremony. After the we'd
ding, as the party proceeded to leave, the
midsummer Nights Dream March" was
played Mr.. Harold Randolph and Mr.. Ed
win Aler were the organists. The bride
was superbly gowned in white satin, trim
med with duchess lace and lilies OF the
valley. She wore diamond necklace, with
pendants, which was among the groom's S
gifts. Her father escorted her into church
Miss Marie w. Keidel. the maid of honor
wore green and white silk crepon, and
pearl ornaments. and carried bride roses.
A large gathering of friends was present
After the ceremony the bridal party and
relations were driven out to .'Fariield,' the
home of the brides parents. for the re-
ception: Among the guests from this city
were Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Erck. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Keidel. William Wehrhan ard
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry MAI lin. Mr.. and
for Europe and remain abroad until No
vember. The bride received magnificent
gifts, which were shown her friends.
At the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Fealy
and Mr.. Charles Beaumont Hepburn this
evening at st. Paul's Church the bride will
be attended by her sister as maid of honor
Mr.. James E. Richardson will be best man
and Mcssrs Charles Staley, w. ]. Dwyer
William Garland and Thomas ]. Fealy will
be ushers. Rev. Father Mackin will Off
ciate. A reception for the relatives will
follow at the residence of MIR. and Mrs.
Dennis Fealy. on 10Th street, before the
couple start for their wedding trip to sew
eral northern points, as well as a sojourn
at the seaside.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Ray Dux and Mr.. Harry Bernstein of New
York city.
Miss Fannie Shacklett of Delaplaine, va
is visiting Miss Laura Blundon of Stinch-
comb place, Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Hughes have issued
cards for the marriage reception of their
daughter Myrtle Griffith and DIR. Lewes d.
Wilson, Wednesday evening, June ~. from
to 10 o'clock, POS 4th street southeast
The couple will be at home Wednesday,
July "a and 81, at 500 B street southeast.
A bus party to Great Falls was greatly
enjoyed by a number of young ladies and
gentlemen Sunday last. The party, chap
ercned by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Cady. included
Miss Mamie Steep, Miss Mamie French,
the Misses Cady, Mr.. D. H. Mudd Mr. W.
Hasamaer, Mr.. J. Malarkey, Mr. S. Multi
gan, Mr.. John Cady and Mr.. Martin Cady.
DR.. and Mrs. George B. Welch and Mrs
G. NJ. Barker have removed from 1913
Massachusetts avenue to 201l Wyoming
avenue.
Mrs. A. B. Hoge and daughters, Jany
and Frances, of Waynesburg. Pa, are
Miss Matte P. Wells. 1903 11th street
northwest.
Gen. and Mrs. Joseph S. Smith of Bangor,
Me-, who have passed the winter at the
Shoreham, left for their home yesterday.
The choir of Zion Lutheran Church as
sembled at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo, Pitt on Tuesday last for a farewell
party to Miss Lizzie Pitt on the eve of
her departure for Europe.
Miss Marie Schiller and DIR. VIM. H.
Vandenburg of New York were married
yesterday al the residence of the bride and
in the presence of family gathering by
Bishop Hurst The couple have gone to
New York and are going abroad, to re-
main a couple of years.
Secretary and Mrs. Lamont left here this
afternoon for West Point to attend the
graduating exercises at the Military Acad-
emy. Mr.. and Mrs. Sesger accompanied
them. Secretary Lamont expects to return
TO this city by the end of the week.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Frances Helen Sanders of Auburn, N Y,
to MIR. William Claude Jirdinston, former
ly of this city, but now of Auburn. The
ceremony will take place at ST. Peters
Church. Auburn, N. Y, June 10Th, and the
young couple will spend their honeymoon
at a few of the summer resorts, visiting
Washington before returning home in the