Evening star., 1895-06-05
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Welded Amid Roses AMI Smiling
Friends.
Pretty Weddings of Yesterday and
Those of TOday-Pcrsonnl
Notes.

| a large gathering of relatives and friends
witnessed the marriage last evening, at St
| Paul'S Church, corner of 18th and streets,
| of Miss Elizabeth Veronica Fealy to Mr..
| Charles Beaumont Hepburn. The high
| altar was decked with roses and lighted
candles, and the sanctuary set with palms.
! The gates of the sanctuary were also COW
cred with pink and white roses. The
ushers, Messrs. Fealy, Garland, Dwyer and
Staley, were kept busy until the arrival of
| the bridal party in seating the guests
| They preceded the maid of honor Miss
| Fealy. to the altar, the bride coming il
| church with her father, Mr.. Dennis F.
| Fealy. AT the sanctuary gate they were
| met by the groom and his best man, Mr.
James f. Richardson. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father Mackn, pastor
| Of the church, assisted by Father Gross
and Father Foley.
The bride richly gowned in white
satin trimmed on the high bodice with point
lace ana chiffon wreath of orange
blossoms held her veil in place and she
| carried large bouquet of bride roses
| Miss Fealy, who attended her sister as
| mad OF honor, wore dainty gown of rose
| PINK SILK trimmed with lace and pink rib
| bons, and carried pink roses. Mrs Fealy
| was handsomely gowned in black and old
| rose hrocade and black lace bonnet. Mss
Agnes Feay wore pink oTgandie and pink
| ribbons. The large family circle which
| gathered later at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Fealy, on 18th street, We're entertained
at reception. The house was decked with
| HoWers and palms. and a collation. was
| served before MIR. and Mrs. Hepburn left
| the house to commence their wedding
journey. They will be away several weeks
| and part of the time will be spent at the
seaside The bride received numbers of
| valuable presents. Representative and
Mrs. Hepburn. parents of the groom Miss
Hepburn, Mrs. Warren F. Thummell
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| Master Fred Thummell, of Des Moines
Iowa, We're among the grooms relatives
present. When the couple return from their
wedding trip they will be at home to their
| friends at 16iS 18th street.
The Eastern Presbyterian Church was
! the scene OF an exceedingly pretty we'd
ding at O'Clock this morning. Miss Bet
tie Gladstone McKericher. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James McKericher, was married
to Mr.. Thomas Smith Thompson. young
business man of Eerryvile, Va. The bride
was attired in a blue gray travelling dress
and carried American beauty roses. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. DIR.
Easton, the pastor of the church, Mrs.
Siadd playing the wedding march. The
| users were Messrs. p. ]. Affieck, ir-, Rob
ert 4. Mex ericber. r. Highley Thompson
and DIR. r. w. Talbot There was large
| company present from Berryville Va,
where M. ard Mrs. Thompson Will make
their future home. The young couple left
for a northera tour Immediately after the
service.
Miss Estelle Sturz and Mr. Frank B.
Marlcwe of Washington, at the home cf
the brides mother. Mrs. Alverta Stunz,
West Mosher street, Baltimore, yesterday.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. DIR.
j. julius Sans of Holy Trinity Protestant
Episcopal Church. The bride wore a gown
OF white silk. trimmed with point d'esprit
lace, and carried bride roses. Mr.. and
Mrs. Marlowe left for Old Point Comfort
to spend their honeymoon and will reside
in this city.
Bishop Hurst will ofciate tonight at
o'clock. Metropolitan Church, at the mar
riage Of Miss Gertrude Lynch and Chap
lain Springer, Rev. DR.. johnson will assist.
The ushers will be Mr.. Otis Howard and
Mr.. John Black of Chicago, Mr.. Nrooman
of Baltimore and Mr.. Frank Bright of this
city. Mr. Edwin Shuman of Chicago will
be best man, and Miss Murel Hit of In
dianapolis cousin of the bride, will be maid
of homer. Miss Hurst and Miss Clara Lutz
of this city. Miss katherine Malott of In
dianapo!is and Miss Elizabeth Parker of
Brooklyn will be bridesmaids. A reception
for the relatives and intimate friends will
follow at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gustus d. Lynch. and the couple will leave
tonight for a bridal trip before going to
the groom's post. at Fort Thomas, KY.
The marriage of Miss Mary Happer and
MIR. John Macauley was solemnized at ST.
Paufs P. E. Church, on I'D street, yes
terday. DIR. Harding, the rector, otticiated.
The brides gown was of white silk and
chiffon, trimmed with rare old duchess
mother on her wedding day. Miss Florence
Happer. the brides sister, was maid of
honor. Her dress was of white orsandie,
with white ribbons and a white Gains
borough hat. The bridesmaids who wore
white organdie with pink ribbons, and
white sailor hats with. wreathes of PINK
roses. were Miss Elsie MacauIey, Miss Lit
i,epage, Miss Emily Long, Miss Shriver of
Oswego, Miss Schellenberg of Pittsburg and
Miss Thompson. Mr.. W. w. Wiloughby
was best man. and the ushers were Messrs
Rel I'm Han Of
Happer of Pennsylvania, Harry Hinman,
w. Du Val Brown and Capt. John Capers
of South Carolina. The ceremony was fol-
| lowed by informal reception to the
bridal party and the kinsmen of the bride
and groom, at the home Of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Happer, Cor
ccran street.
Mrs. J. ". Babson and family have gone
to their Summer home at BrooksvilIe Me-
and Will be absent until October.
Monday afternoon, at the Sixth Presby-
terian Church, Miss Miriam Tyler and Mr.
Charles H Scott were married by Rev D.
W Skellenger. Messrs. H. L. Bradbury,
Gus. Louis, VIM. Is. Prigg and Louis S.
kayser We're the ushers. The bride was at
tired in gray silk, trimmed in blue passe-
mentrfe, and wore a white hat, trimmed
with white ribbon and feathers Mr. and
Mrs. Scott will spend their honeymoon in
Virginia. They will return next Monday,
when they will take up their residence with
the brides mother No. - d street north
their many friends.
Mr. Louis ID. Wine and family will leave
the city on the 11th instant for a sojourn
at Rock EnoE Springs, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs J. l. Griffith are at Atlantic
City.
Commander and Mrs. Attwell left today
for New York, and will sail on Thursday,
June &. via England, for Argentina. Mr.
and Mrs. Huyck accompanied their daugh-
ter to New York.
Mrs. Little, wife of DR.. j. W. Little, and
family, with Miss Waller, will spend the
summer at Lawrence Cottage. Martha's
Vineyard, and will be away until October l.
Miss Frances Griffin daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. r. ]. Griffin, of 300 a street south
east will return tomorrow from Asheville,
N c.. where she has been attending school.
Mr. and Mrs. n. W. Hartwell will sail
for Europe June 10
The wedding of Miss Sadie Gaithwaite
of this city and Mr.. r. H. Charles of Can
iSteo, n. Y, took place yesterday afternoon
at the residence of the brides mother, 41G
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