Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-26
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Once We're Twain, but Now Are
One.
Welded Amid Friends at Home and
at Church-Other Social
Eventn-NOtea.

A large assemblage of friends witnessed
the marriage last night at St. Andrews
Church of Miss Edith J. Young. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Darlington A. Young, to Mr..
Louis Pendleton Darrell. Palms and au-
tumn blossoms decked the chancel The
ushers were Mr.. c. L. Mortimer, Mr.. W. H.
Mussey. Mr.. A. B. Morgan. Mr. w. w. Pay
son, Mr.. Lawton Norwood and Mr.. A. l..
Began. When the music of the Lohengrin
choral filled the church, the bridesmaids.
Miss May James and Miss Amelia Ely. with
the youthful flower girl, Marguerite Weller,
entered from the vestry and went down the
aisle to the church doors to meet the briie.
The ushers then led the way TO the chancel,
followed by the bridesmaids. The little
flower girl walked ahead Of the bride. who
was escorted by her father. DIR. o. ID. OAR
rell was best man for his brother. Rev. DR..
Perry offioiated
The bride was handsomely dressed in
brocaded white satin, with a low-necked
bodice trimmed with chiffon. A diamond
aigrette was worn, and the flowers she car
ried were white chrysanthemums. One
bridesmaid wore pale blue silk, and the
other light pink silk. They also carried
chrysanthemums. The little flower girl
wore spangled white satin and carried
white chrysanthemums Mr. and Mrs. OAR
rell have gone on a trip to Fortress Monroe,
and upon their return will reside at 1453 w
street.
At the North Presbyterian Church the
marriage of Miss Evelyn Estelle Carrier.
sister of Mr.. Marshall E. Carrier, and Mr..
James Monroe Copeland. was solemnized
last night in the presence of mlny of their
| friends. The ushers were Mr.. Prescott Cat
| ley, Mr.. Fred OConnell, Mr.. Morris Joyce
and Mr.. John Saffell. Rev. Charles 3.
| Ramsdell performed the ceremony. The
brides niece, Miss Florence Goldman, dress
| ed in pale blue null, and carrying basket
| only attendant Mr.. w. P. Zantzinger WAS
best man. The bride wore brocaded satin
| trimmed with pearl passementerie Mr.. and
Mrs. Copeland started by a late train for a
| they will be at home at 1131 5th street.
At Gorsuch NJ E Church last night a
very large gathering witnessed the mar
| riage of Miss Hattie Hunt. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Hunt, and Mr.. Ray E.
Middaugh of New Yorko The ushers were
Mr.. Joseph r. Hunt. a brother of the
] bride. Mr.. Goldie Donaldson. Mr.. William
Grace and Mr.. Thomas Sergeon, who also
served as best man. The maid of honor
| was Miss Belle Catch of Baltimore county,
and the bridesmaid Miss Gertrude Chaun-
| cey, the brides cousin. The first wore
| white organdie over blue silk, and carried
| yellow chrysanthemums, and the other
white organdie over pink silk, and carried
| pink roses. The bride wore a pretty dress
| of white taffeta, and carried white roses.
| DR.. T. B. Wilson officiated, assisted by Rev.
Mr.. Richardson, pastor Of the church. A
reception followed the ceremony at the
| home of the brides parents. The couple
| left later for a trip, and after January 2
| will be at home at go Florida avenue
The arriage of Miss Ellen Frazier Stick
| ney, daughter of the late Judge Stickney
| of Florida, and Mr.. Oliver Percy Bright of
Philadelphia took place yesterday after
noon at the Church of the Ascension.
Owing to the recent death of the groom's
father. the late William Bright of Della
H.
| the two contracting families. The bride
was escorted by Judge Long, her guardian,
who gave her hand in marriage. She was
handsomely gowned in golden brown vel
vet, and the vest of the bodice was of pink
chiffon. A stylish hat in the two colors
was worn. and cluster of American
| beauty roses was carried. Rev. DIR. Elliott
performed the ceremony from a white
| bound prayer book. which he afterward
presented to the bride. After a honeymoon
| iaunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Bright will reside in
Philadelphia.
Another pretty nuptial event was cele-
| brated last evening at st. Patrick's parson-
| age, Rev. Father MCGEE officiating Miss
| Eva T. Mitchell and DIR. Nelson A. Ryon
| Of Bowie, Md, were married. The bride
wore dark brown cloth. trimmed with vel
vet and cream lace. The large tan felt
hat was trimmed with brown plumes and
velvet, and she carried a cluster of La
France roses.
The marriage of Miss Lavinia Place AMI
Mr.. Terence Sweeney was an interesting
event Yesterday. largely attended at St.
Patrick's Church. The ushers were Mr.
Carl Droop, Mr. George Dowell, Mr.. JOS
Mcguire and Mr. Thomas Grogan. Mr.. P.
]. Nee and Miss Celia Murphy stood up
with the couple. The high altar was deck
ed with white roses and brilliantly illumi-
mated. The bride wore handsome gray
silk with hat to match, and carried bride
roses. The maid of honor wore dahlia and
green silk and wool. and carried pink roses
| Rev. ID. j. Stafford performed the cere-
mony, assisted by Father Gloyd and Father
MCGEE. Mr.. and Mrs Sweeney left in the
afternoon for a ten-day trip, and upon
their return will be at home to their
friends at 100 E street.
Miss Is 1bella Graham lockwood and Mr..
Francis Comyns Chaffin of Milton, Fla,
were married at noon yesterday at the
residence of the brides sister, Mrs. Philip
Mauro 1916 I'D street northwest. The
ceremony was performed by the Ri. Rev.
sisted by Rev. ]. A. AspinwaJl, rector of
st. Thomas Church, In the drawing room,
hich was beautifully decorated with flow
ers and palms. The bride was attended by
her nieces, the Misses Margaret and Isa-
bella Mauro. and was given in marriage
by her brother-in-law, Mr. Philip Mauro.
There were only few of the relatives AMI
intimate friends present, among them Mrs.
N. j. lockwood and Mr.. z. o. lockwood
Of New York, the brides mother and
brother; Miss Chaffin. sister of the groom;
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis J. Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis J. MaurO. Mr. and Mrs Anthony
Pollok. Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell, Mr..
and Mrs. c. ]. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs John T.
Arms, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Halford, Mr.. and
Mrs Duane Fox. Miss French. and Miss
McCollom. After fortnights wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Chaffin will 90 to their
future hcme at Milton, Fla.
Miss Margaret Henry, daughter of the
late Vinton Henry of Washington. was
married last evening to Mr.. George Bey-
erly Mcintosh at the home of the brides
aunt. Mrs. s. A. Coomes ia South Gilmor
street, Baltimore, and the ceremony was
performed by Rev. J. p. Wright, pastor of
Union Square Methodist Episcopal Church.
The bride wore a travelling dress of brown
novelty cloth, trimmed with silk and velvet.
Her bouquet of white and pink chrysanthe-
NUNS was tied with white satin ribbon.
Misses Marian Sewell and Carrie Rial were
the bridesmaids The best man was Mr..
George Kersey. Miss Jessie Armstrong
played the wedding music. Following the
ceremony there was q reception, after
which the couple left for a trip through
the north. They will return to Baltimore.
but will later go to Edinburgh Scotland
where they will make their home
A large dance was given last night at
Linthicum Hall. Georgetown. Among those
present were the Misses Lee. daughters Of