Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page, DR.. and
Mrs. OReilly. Mrs. Daniel Manning, Repre-
1 sentative and Mrs. Daniels, Col. and Mrs.
1 NJ. NJ. Parker. Miss Coekrell, the Misses
Davidge, Mr.. and Mrs. Huidekoper. Mr. and
| Mrs Paul Mohr, and Mr. Paul johnson were
| some OF those present. The chancel was
handsomely decked with palms and vases
| OF pink roses and Gala lilies were on the
| altar. The ushers were Messrs. George p.
Keating of Buffalo, Mr.. Nathan Clifford of
| Portland, Ne; Mr.: s. Wells. jr.. Of Detroit
and DR.. H. H. Haskell of Boston. They pre-
ceded the bridal party to the chancel The
brides two sisters, Mrs. Pauline Aubrey and
Miss Jane Fuller. were bridesmaids. and
Miss Fanny Fuller was maid of honor The
bride was escorted by Chief Justice Fuller,
and at the chancel was met by the groom
and his best man. Mr.. Richard Ware of Bos-
| ton.
The bridal gown was of white satin. with
embroidered white chiffon on the waist,
which had double pulled sleeves of white
| satin A number of diamond ornaments
gleamea IN the corsage, and diamond ban.
deaux was worn in the hair. A cluster of
orange blossoms held the tulle veil. Her
bouquet was made of pink orchids and lilies
OF the valley. The brides attendants were
| dressed aIke In white organdie, with ruff
| nes edged with lace. over rose pink taffeta
mercury wing breastpins. the gift of the
| prlae, were worn. Rose taffeta ribbon
sashes, neck ribbons and hair bows were
| worn, and great bouquets of white lilacs and
valley lilies were carried. Mrs Fuller wore
eIa ae t sat,h and jetted passementeries. and
! satin with pink ribbons
Kew. Dr. Weston. the venerable great
uncle OF the bride. who performed the we'd
ding ceremony for her parents, married the
couple. MS splendid voice being heard all
over the church. At the conclusion of the
ceremony he kissed the bride During the
nrst part of the service Rev. Dr. Mackay-
Smith officiated
A reception followed at the residenoe of
| Chief Justice and Mrs. Fuller which was
attended by most of those at the church and
| many more friends The house was hand
| somely decorated with plants and flowers
and pretty bower of green arranged under
| Whlch the young couple stood to receive con-
gratulations Supper was served in the dim
nis room and souvenir boxes of wedding
CAKE We're distributed. Late last evening
lhe young couple started for southern trip
ana upon its conclusion will go to Buffalo to
reside. ~
groonis father: Miss Frances Beecher Mrs
Martin of Buffalo. DIR. and Mrs Carter of
Buffalo: Mr.. and Mrs. Fichler of Philadel-
phia, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM l.. Fleitmann of
New York and Mrs Cadow of Chica 90 were
among the out-of-town relatives at the we'd
ding.
Miss Margaret Shepard, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. b. Patterson. and Mr. Edward
): Iaylor Will be married tonight at Assem-
sion Church. Mr.. Frederick Patterson of
New York. Mr.. Charles N. Patterson Mr..
Aiphonso Rice and Mr.. Frederick c. Giese-
KING VIII be ushers. Mr.. James E. Tuck ,r
"A.
VIII be maid Of honor, and Miss Alice AL
muth and Miss Grace Evelyn Chandiee will
be bridesmaids. A reception will follow the
ceremony.
Mrs Mike Newmyer will not be at home
tomorrow, but will be at home Wednesdays
thereafter.
Miss Irene D. Porter of BROOKLYN is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. w. H. Rice. at 434 9Th
street northeast.
The Woodburn Citizens Association gave
last evening a splendid entertainment, fol-
lowed by an elaborate supper and dancing
party. general committee, consisting of
Messrs. b. f. Joy. Alan Walker and John
MeikleJohn. had charge of the entertain
ment The following highly Interesting pro-
gram was rendered: Quartet from "Rigo-
tIn Mr.. Scharf and Mr.. John Nolan; man.
dclin solo, Miss Katie Tourney; duet, Sweet
Zephyrs," Mrs. Hunter and Miss DeiapIane;
His Picture of Her." Mr. Jacob Scharf:
violin solo, Mr. Welt: vocal solo. Happy
Days" Miss Sadie Harmon; THE Minstrel
Boy, Mr.. James Nolan; vocal solo, La
seville Seville Miss Mary Delaplane; duet,
Mr.. l.. E. Cannon; contralto solo, Mrs
Margaret Nolan-Martin; violin solo, Mr..
Welt; bass solo, Mr. John Nolan: quar-
tet Good Night" Mrs. Berry. Mrs Mar
tim Mr.. Scharf and Mr.. Nolan. Miss Jennie
Glennan was pianist. After the concert
was over 100 people repaired to the supper
ROOM which Is on the second floor of the
tice to one of the finest and most elaborate
spreads ever seen in that part of Prince
Georges county. The committee having
charge of the supper arrangements was
composed of Mrs. Angus Lamond, Mrs b.
F. JOY, hrs. c. A. Langley, Mrs. John Mel
k,ejoh'l, Mrs. Voigt and Mrs. H. u. Nc
En:yre.
che floor committee consisting of Messrs
John Kelly. J. L. Barnes. Geo. Burgess and
Preston Barnes, well Doorkeepers
Mcdonald. King and Murphy. assisted in
the general success Among those present
Were Mr.. and Mrs. J. Enos Ray. Mr.. End
Mrs. Angus Lamond Mr.. and Mrs. john
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. August Miller, Mr.
and Mrs. John Burgess, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
B. Lambie, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Langley.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. JOY. Mr.. and Mrs. Alan
Walker, MIR. and Mrs John Meikiejohn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. James Mil
Ter, Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Barnes Mrs. John
Brown, Mrs. Sullivan. Mrs A. Mcdonald,
the Misses Jennie Brown, Laura OHare,
Lilly and Katie Boylan. Lizzie OHare.
Carrie Lydia and Hannah Heitmuller.
Laurey. Mamie Coats, Evalyn Brown, Ger
trIde Klein, Jennie and Bertha Walker,
Lottie Miller, Mamie McCrossin, Anna
Kilmartin, Katie Sheehey, Clara Winslow
Collins, Geo. w. King, Patrick Boylan. Guy
Robey, Anthony Ray, Eugene Wilson, Thos.
Burgess. William Willis, William Abbott,
Walter Burgess, J. Enos Ray. George Ellin,
Henry Voigt, Thomas A. Martin, George
Funk, Alfred Ray, Edward Snyder, Fred
Funk, VIM. McGrath. Burrows Waters,
Alex. Guide and James Sheehey.
At the reception en- Saturday evening by
the Sons of the Revolution and the Sons
of the American Revolution to the ma
tional officers of the Daughters of the
American Revolution the following gentle
men will act as floor committee: Major
Green Clay Goodloe, L. S. N. c.. chairman:
Major JOS. T. Sanger, L. S. A; Gen. B. H.
Robertson, Gen. w. B. Rochester, L. s. A;
Col. Oscar F. Long, U. S. A.; Rear Admit
raj James A Greer. L. S. N: Lieut.. Com
mander r. B. NJ. Mason, Z. S. N; s. F. S.
Nash, Gen. Rufus SaSton, L. S. A: Mr.. A.
A. Lipscomb. Mr.. George Washington Ball,
Mr. George H. Beaman. DR.. Guy F. Whit
ing. Mr.. George L. Bradley. Mr.. r. b.
Tuley. Mr.. VIM: E: Amin. Mr.. VIM: D.
Cabell, Mr.. Charles H. Campbell, Mr.. Pick
ering Dodge, Mr.. Henry G. Kemp. Mr..
Gaillard HINT, Mr.. William B. Gurley. Mr..
Carroll Mercer, Mr.. F. U. H. Clay. Mr.. r.
W. Stevens, Mr. Charles L. Gurley, Mr..
Herbert F. Wallace, Mr.. Mark B. Hatch.
Mr.. J. s. Webb. Lieut.. Thos. H. Stevens,
jr, U. s. N: Mr.. Franklin Steele. Mr.. Jas.
H. Greer, Mr.. James H. Hayden. Mr.. Jas.
NJ. Henry, Mr.. John H. Henry, Mr.. Alfred
B. Horner Mr.. Alexander B. Legare Mr.
jefferson NJ. Levy. Mr.. F. p. B. Sands,
Mr.. Anthony c. Addison. Mr.. E. ID. Apple
ton, Mr. Thomas Blagden Mr.. Ernest Will
1t, Tobn u Nr ~