Evening star., 1895-11-07
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Felicitious Record of Another We'd
nesday
Chrysnnthemums and Roses, We'd
and Almost a Golden One.

Miss Marie Jeanette Macnichol, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Macnichol, and Mr.
Duncan L. Richmond OF the interstate COM
merce commission We're married at the home
of the bride, 105 street southeast. White
chrysanthemums and palms decked the par
lor and dining room, and in the former the
couple stood to be married within a bower
of palms. Rev. DR.. Parsons of the Church
of the Reformation performed the ceremony.
Mr.. Sherman Fowler of Alexandria played
the wedding march. The bride wore a su-
perb white satin gown, trimmed with pearl
passementerie, and a fichu of white chiffon
in Marie Antoinette style. Her bouquet was
of bride roses. Only near relatives and
friends witnessed the ceremony. A brilliant
reception followed, at which hundred and
fifty guests were entertained. Mr.. and Mrs
Richmond started later for southern trip,
intending to spend several weeks in Louis
vile before proceeding to Atlanta The
bride Travelled in a stylish brown cloth suit
Another pretty home wedding was that of
Miss Marie r. Bailey and MI. Fred F.
Schrader Of the Post staff, at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bailey. 721 Sd street
northeast. The ceremony took place at D
o'clock, and was followed by a supper.
Prof Fanciulli played the wedding march
the bride and groom entered the parior,
where their relatives and few intimate
friends were already gathered Rev. Or.
Stakely of the First Baptist Church Off
ciated. The bride wore a travelling dress OF
dark blue cloth, with becoming small hat,
and carried a cluster OF white roses. Later
Mr.. and Mrs. Schrader followed the beaten
track to Atlanta, where most of the newly
married couples from this city have gone
sightseeing. Among the friends present at
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Sian
son, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Larner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peyton r. Hull, Mr.. and Mrs. Stocks
lager, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Holcomb Mrs.
w. \. Farlee Judge and Mrs. Clemens, Mrs.
and Miss McKelden, Miss Dalrymple. Mr..
Rome. A. A. Johnson
Claude Bennett.
At Epiphany Church a large gathering
witnessed the marriage of Miss Hattie
Morrow and Mr.. L. l.. Pitsnogle. Palms
and foliage plants were arranged in The
chancel. Rev. DIR, McKim performed the
marriage ceremony. Mr. Bert Mckenny,
Mr.. Joseph Burroughs. Mr.. Charles Long
and Mr.. Harry Tyler were ushers The
bride was attended by Miss Veronica Nor
row, Miss Marie Stafford and Miss Anna
Meehan, maid of honor. The first was in
white silk, the second in blue and the maid
of honor wore a Dresden silk. Each car
ried white cnrysanthemums. The bride
wore white moire, the bodice cut low and
edged with pearl passementere and lace.
In her tulle veil was diamond ornament,
the grooms wedding gift. She carried
white roses.
The newly married couple received their
friends later in their new home, at 2oo4
Pennsylvania avenue, which was elabor-
ately decorated with flowers for the iestiv
spread. The couple dispensed with an out
of-town trip.
At St. Paurs Catholic Church Miss Mar
garet Higgins of Mt. Jackson, Va, and Mr.
William Creo:ing were married in presence
| of concourse of their friends Mr. Emmett
Riordan was lest man and Miss Kate Hig-
gins was maid of honor for her sister. Rev.
Joseph Foley officiated. The bride wore a
stylish costume of brown cloth, with hat to
match, and carried La France roses A re-
W. home
! the couple on Seeton place.
Capt. and Mrs Ia ger Of Washington bar
racks have issusS~ :s1A,tations for the mar
riage of their dausTf ~. Blanche Helena, to
| A., Wednesday evening. November ~. at
| o'clock, at st. Dominic's Church. Lieut.
Frederick Fueger will be best man. Lieut..
| Cusack is now with his regiment at Fort
| Mcintosh, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Mattheson have
issued cards for the marriage of their daugh-
| ter. Gertrude Evangeline, to Mr.. Joseph
Clarkson Ringwalt, Trinity Church, Tues
| day evening, November 10, at 8 o'clock. Miss
| Adelia Mattheson will be maid of honor and
Mr.. George A. Terrett will be best man.
Messrs. Edgar NJ. Shaw, Charles F. Robert,
| Harry G. Wilbur of Atlanta, Ca, and Thos.
S. White will be ushers.
| Miss Hartley Graham will return to the
Louise Home today, after spending the last
| four weeks at Mrs. Goodman's. on Bolivar
| Heights
| Mrs R. A. Clayton has returned and is
| at La Fetra's Hotel where she will be
| pleased to see her friends.
| Dr. NJ. d. Peck and family have located
| at the Litchfield, 9O6 14th street. for the
| winter, where he has been confined to the
| house by sickness for several days.
Dr. ard Mrs. F. H. Calvert are at the
| Litchtield, 9O6 18th street northwest.
| Miss Rose A. May is visiting her friends
| in Baltimore.
| Invitations have been issued by Mrs. B.
Schmidt for the marriage of her daughter
Mae to Mr.. Frank L. Simon of Monticello
| Fla. The marriage will take place al
Freund's Hall, Sunday, November "a.
Rev. Seth Reed and wife of Michigan are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. c. H. Stoweil
2Sli3 14th street.
| The Jury of highest award of the Atlanta
exposition had their final meeting yester.
day afternoon at the Smithsonian. DIT
Gilman of Johns Hopkins and Messrs. Bir.
kinbine Curry, Dabney, Goode, Hubbard
Core, Newcomb Rowland, Smith, Ely and
Mrs Richardson of Boston We're present
They We're entertained last hight by MIR. j
l.. NJ Curry and Mrs. Curry, who have re-
Gently returned to the city for the winter
Miss Marion Kate Harries of 1924 New
Jersey avenue has returned from Hope
worth Sanitarium at Bristol, r. l., where
she has been for the last four months. Hel
health is fully restored.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Willard celebrated
very delightfully."- last night the fortieth an
niversary of their wedding by gathering O
relatives and house guests and some olt
friends and neighbors. While it was onl!
possible for them to have one-half of thei
usual parlor space. owing to the work which
| is in progress in the new wing, the compan!
was Just large enough to be comfortably en-
tertained. Flowers decked the long draw
ing room and dining room, where late in th'
evening an elaborate supper was served
The guests played draw whist during thu
early evening. and there were pretty prizes
distributed. Souvenirs for all were white
boxes of wedding cake. stamped with 1856
1895 in gilt. Mrs. Albert Childs of Boston
who was bridesmaid for Mrs. Willard. anC
Mr. Caleb c. Willard who was best man fo
his brother, were present to enjoy the fes
tivities Mr. A. w. Childs of Kansas City
son of Mrs Childs. is also a guest of th'
family. Some of the others present at tn
card party were Mrs. Z. c. Willard, Judg'
| and Mrs. Weldon, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S
Thompson, Mrs. Earle. Mrs. NJ. NJ Parker
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Gale, Mr.. and Mrs
II. B. Bennett, Mrs. Pomeroy, Mrs. Tullock
! MI and Mrs. NJ. w. Beveridge, Mr.. and Mrs
E. B. Hay, Mr. and Mrs. Parker Mann, Mrs
Laura Horner, Mrs. Tulloch, Mrs. E. r
7 Wallace, Mrs. Virginia Thompson, DR.. J. w