Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-06-26
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A Wedding This Morning at st. Mat
thew's
Another Gathering at a Marriage mt
Waugh Church-PersonRI
Mention.

At the new St. Matthew's Church this
| morning, at o'clock, Miss Florence Antoi-
| nette Weber, daughter of Mr.. Frederick
| Weber, and Mr.. William Bernard Pizzini
of Richmond, Va, were married. The GER
| emony, at which Rev. Thomas S. Lee, pas
tor of the church, pfficfated, assisted by
Rev. Charles M. Bart, was followed by a
nuptial mass. The bride wore stylish
gray travelling dress and hat to match
There were no attendants. The wedding
party, which included a number of the
groom's relatives and friends from Rich
mond, were afterward entertained at break
fast in Mr.. Webber's apartments at the
| Woodmont. Capt. and Mrs. A. Pizzni of
| Richmond, Messrs. Crawford and Cart
| wright of Richmond, Mayor Ricketts,. Mrs
| Richard Stone of Norfolk and Mr.. Cogs-
| well of New York were among the out-of-
town guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Pizzini have
gone to the White Sulphur for a short stay,
| and will then go abroad before going to
| Richmond to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Grant are now in
| Switzerland where they will spend several
weeks. They have lately been the guests
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Croker at New
market, England.
At the marriage yesterday in London, at
| St. Margaret's, Westminster, of Mr.. Tru-
| man Jerome Martin of Buffalo ~ Y and
Miss Charlotte Rosalys Jones, daughter of
| Alexander Jones. banker of New York, a
| full choral service was performed and the
church was deliberately decorated. The
| bride was given away by Gen. Roddy. Mr.
| Pratt of Vermont was best man. Miss
| Katherine Fuller, daughter of Chief JUS
| tice Fuller, was to have been maid of
Mrs. Pratt of Vermont acted in her stead
| as lady in waiting. The couple will spend
| their honeymoon in Paris.
| 1t is understood that the marriage of
Miss Lowery and Duke d'Arcos has been
| again postponed and may not now occur
| until the autumn. The Lowery family will
| sun mer at New London.
| United States Senator James Smith, jr.,
of New Jersey sailed for Europe today. ac-
companied by his daughters, the Misses
| Elizabeth c. and Mary Rose Smith. They
will remain month at Carlsbad and then
visit Berlin. Paris. Great Britain and Ire
| land. returning home in September.
A pretty wedding took place today at the
Waugh NJ. E. Church at noon. Miss Emma
! Gatchell and Mr.. Arthur H. Smith of Syr-
| acuse. N. Y, were married by Rev. E. o.
| Eldridge. in the presence Of a gathering of
| their friends. The ushers were Messrs. B.
| Spransey. Martin Walker, Harry Grove and
| L. Thayer. Immediately after the cere-
| mony the couple left for Syracuse.
| Miss Florence Henri King left the city
several days ego for Warrenton. va.,where
she expects to remain until September.
Friday night the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| MacGregor on Capitol Hill, was filled with
| little girls. who were invited to celebrate
| There were prizes given in the donkey and
| drawing games. won by the Misses Pearl
| Petigrew, Ethel Fits Alice Koeth and
| Gertrude Fuller. Among others presen.
| were the Misses Lizzie Venerable, Alice
| Castelle. Mary Withers, Gail Trimmer,
Alice Koeth. Ethel Fits. Fannie Bullen,
| Virginia Weyand, Helen Weyand, Pearl
Petigrew, Nellie Rucker, Josie Kane, Liz
zie Rucker Gertrude Fuller. Lula Carman,
| Julia AustaE, Julia Kane and Grace Fa-
genbaum.
Miss Weltha Zell is now in Annapolis
visiting friends.
Mrs. T B. Iardella and family, with her
sister, Mrs. J. NJ. Adams and daughter are
pleasantly located a Colonial Beach for the
summer
| very pretty wedding took place at the
| residence of the brides mother, 52S 4th
| street northeast, yesterday in the presence
| of few friends of the family. The con-
| tracing parties were Mr. Winfred Beck of
Illinois and Miss Leila NJ. Reed second
| daughter of Mrs. R. D. Walker, of this city.
| The ceremony was performed by Rev. D.
NJ. Browning of Ellicott City.Md The bride
wore travelling dress of sage cloth and
carried bouquet of white lilies. The
| bride and groom left town later to be
absent about week, and will be at home
to their friends after July IS at 52S 4th
street northeast.
Miss Willamette Stambaugh formerly of
this city. has gone to Phoenix. Arizona, to
reside
Miss Margaret Lawson of Lynchburg,va.,
is the guest of Miss Cotterin of 1905 Cor
coran street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert F. Bergman leave
today for their cottage at Washington
Grove Md, for the summer.
Miss Blanche Shafer of 800 NJ street north
west will spend the summer in Chicago
and vicinity.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs o. F. Mat
tingly, los 18th street southeast, was the
scene OF pleasant gathering last evening
upon the occasion of the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Hattie Mattingly to Mr.
Walter Frank Hunt of this city The spa
cious parlor, which was effectively deco
rated with palms and cut flowers was
barely large enough to accommodate the
immense concourse of relatives and friends
Numerous presents and tokens of remem-
brance were received from friends near
and afar. The bride, gowned in white silk,
trimmed with lace, entered the parior with
the groom, preceded by her little cousin
Ethel Paxton. The Rev. A. F. Anderson
of Grace Baptist Church officiated and
after the congratulations the guests repair
ed to the dining hall, where q bounteous
collation. was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt
departed on their bridal tour this morning
and on returning to the city will take up
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Sholes, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Hunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgely, Mr.. and Mrs. Hem
shaw, Mr. George Sholes, Miss May Sholes
Miss Emily Hunt, Miss Fannabel Paxton
Miss Ethel Paxton. Mr.. Clayton Paxton,
Mr.. Clarence Mattingly, Mrs Wood. Miss
Debhie Wood, Miss Grace Geddings, Miss
Villa La Rayne. Miss Grace Moon, Miss
Mamie Holford, Mr.. Edward Blaine, Miss
Juliette Burroughs, Miss Fannie Espey and
Miss Cora keyes.
ST. ALOYSIUS SCHOOL.