Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-16
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Another Wednesday List of Brides and
Grooma
Weddings, Dinners and Social Occa.
siOns Generally-PersOnal
Notes.

ness the marriage Of Miss Mary Z. Harring-
| ton ard DIR. Milo H. Sutlff. The high altar
was brilliantly illuminated and adorned
with white flowers. The ushers were Mr..
C. v. Bechtel, Dr. George w. Ledley. DIR.
Ashby Franklin and Mr.. Albert Dawson.
The bridesmaids were Miss Mamie Parks,
Miss Nettie Barron. Miss Jean McGeary
and Miss Josie McGeary. Miss Julia Har-
rington was maid of honor, and with her
dress of white organdie. wore white SATIN
| ribbons and frills of lace. The bridesmaids
| also wore white organdie. two with blue
and two with pink ribbons. The two first
| carried violet bouquets. and the last Two
| La France roses The bride was gowned In
| white satin. trimmed with lace and chiffon
and ornamented by a spray of orange bios
| SONS. wreath of orange blossoms anu
| diamond ornaments were worn win tuIle
| veil. She came in church with her brother
| Mr.. ]. p. Harrington. A youthful mower
bearer, little Miss Mamie Dorr, dressed In
| white muslin, and carrying a basket OF
| lilies of the valley, walked ahead or the
| bride. Rev. Father MCGEE performed the
| ceremony assisted by Rev. Father Ryan OF
Immaculate Conception Church. Rev. fath-
! er Barry of Petersviile, Nd; Rev Father
| Mullan of Tenleytown and tather Iioyu.
| A reception followed at the new residence
| of the couple, 1910 9Th street, from TO ~
| The bride received a great number OF fine
| presents DR.. and Mrs. Sutlln VIII De at
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| A very pretty and interesting home event
| yesterday was the marriage of Miss Mar
| garet Seager and Mr.. Isaac Pearson OF
| South Dakota at the residence of Mrs. VIII
| helmina Seager. the brides mother. The
! ceremony was solemniZed in the bay WIN
| dew of the parlor, where palms and rubber
| plants. asparagus vines. ferns. white roses
| ard carnations were tastefully arranged.
! In the second parlor American beauty roses
aGded fragrance and beauty. The bride was
| attended by Miss Eleanor Dougherty Nc
| Cracker as maid Of honor, and Mr.. Edward
| Bowers, assistant controller of the treas
ury, was best man. Rev. Wallace Radcliffe
pastor of the New York Avenue Church,
| OBLIGATED and the bride was escorted by her
| brother. Mr. John Seager, private secretary
to Secretary Lamont. She was handsomely
| gowned in blue cloth, the coat opening over
| waistcoat Of lace and embroidered blue
| ribbons. fastened with jeweled ornaments
| Her bouquet was of white liiacs. and the
diamond star brooch worn was the gilt OF
| the groom. The maid of honor was in a
! dainty gown of white muslin over pale green
| silk, trimmed with green satin ribbons and
| lace. Her bouquet was of mignonette.
| After the ceremony wedding breakfast
was served. and. after receiving congratu
| lstions, Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson left for
| bridal trip. They will visit Niagara, New
| York and Boston, and on their return will
| be at home after May Z at No. 1915 18th
| street. Mrs. Seager wore an elegant gown
| of black silk, trimmed with white satin and
! jet. Among those present were DIR. W. w.
Pearson, brother Of the groom: Mrs. J.
! Wesley Bovee, sister of the bride: Mrs. Wal
| lace Radcliffe, Assistant Postmaster Gen
| eral Jones. Senator and Mrs. Kyle. Repre-
sentative and Miss Hull. Representative and
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. and Miss Miles, DR.. ].
| Wesley Bovee, Mr.. and Mrs. George Gebbie
| of Philadelphia, Gen. Curtis of New York,
Mrs NJ A. Rudolphe Mr.. Thomas H. Brant-
| ley, Mr.. Lucien Bovee Miss Lancaster, Miss
| McCracken, d. Scott, Mrs. Thomas c.
Noyes. Miss Tracey. Mrs. William Acker,
Mrs c. c. Magruder, jr., Auditor and Mrs.
IbNslrl vt-1I1
| Rogers. Mrs. Thomas c. Noyes. Miss Tracey
| and Miss Gebbie sang during the reception.
AT Epiphany Church yesterday afternoon
| Miss Corinna Harrison, daughter of Mrs
| \. IL. Harrison and the late Capt. Harri-
| son, L. S. N, and Ensign Philip Williams
| U. S. N, son of General Robert Williams
| were married by Rev. DR.. Harding, rector
| of st. Paufs Church. Palms were grouped
| about the chancel. and white roses decked
| the altar. The ushers were DR.. LOWS MGR
| ris, Lieut.. Louis de Stergnher and Lieut.
| Davis of the navy and Mr. Robert Douglas
| The officers wore their uniforms Miss
Cammack was maid of honor and wore
| white satin, trimmed with lace A large
white hat. trimmed with feathers. was
worn, ana a cluster of bride roses was
carried: The bride was escorted by DIR.
Stewart Harrison. With j., own of white
| embroidered satin was worn the thread
| lace veil worn by her Observation-Disclosures,
| wife of Gov. Platter, sixth governor of
Maryland. The veil was held with dia-
mond sunburst, and she carried white car
nations. The best man was Lieut. Phillip
Lansdale, l. S. y. Among the guests We're
Gen. and Mrs. Williams. parents of the
groom, the Misses Williams, Mrs Cults,
Admiral and Mrs. Ramsay, Admiral Up
shur, Mrs. Lamont, Miss Stevenson, AS
sistant Secretary and Mrs. Doe Mrs. John
Moorhead. and Mrs. and Miss Hooper of
Boston. The couple left for a short we'd
ding trip, ard upon their return will so
down to Indian Head, where Ensign Will
| Jams is stationed
Surgeon General and Mrs. Sternberg gave
handsome dinner last night in honor of
Lieut. Ger. and Mrs. Schoffeld. The other
guests were the Secretary of Agriculture
and Miss Morton, Justice and Mrs. Peck
ham, the Mexican minister and Mrs Ro-
nero and the Brazilian minister and Mrs
de Mendonca. The table was decked with
JonQuils and the effect a very pretty one.
Justice and Mrs Brown entertained at
dinner last night Justice Harlan, Mrs. Lei
ter, Prince Wrede, Miss Pitts. Mr.. Maury
Mrs. Pruyn Of Albany, Mr.. and Mrs Whit
temore, Col. and Mrs. Rice and DR.. and
Mrs. Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boardman and Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Hague gave dinners last night
Mr. and Mrs. John c. O'Donnell are in
town for a few days, visiting Mrs Edie
They Will sail for Europe Saturday, and be
away until next September
Mr.. Trubert of the French embassy gave
a musicale to about forty friends last night
at his apartments. Mr.. Morelos, MIR. Ber-
nardelli. Mrs. Martin and Mrs DAILY were
the artists Of the evening. Among those
present were the Brazilian minister and
Mrs. de NeIGonca, the Misses Mendonca
Mr.. and Mrs. Mario Mendonca, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pollok Mr. ard Mrs. Covarrubias
Mr.. and Mrs. Mertwago, Mrs. William Lay,
Mrs. Morris, the Misses Tisdel, Mrs. Lao
Arriaga, MIR. and Mrs. Charles Bell, Miss
Aline Wilcox, Mr.. Wilcox, Mr.. and Miss
Cockrell, MIS-. and Miss Williams, Miss
Davidson, the Turkish minister, Count Ga
iaZa, Senior Pastor, Count BuisSeret Lieut.
Niback, AIR. Boeufve and AIR. Somow.
At noon yesterday, at Christ Church, q
street southeast, Rev. Gilbert F. Williams
united in marriage Mss Eva O'Neill and
Mr.. Harry S. Varderver of this city. The
church was well filed with friends of the
couple. The usf.ers were Messrs Chas. A.
O'Neill, CEas J. ONeii, brother and cous-
in of the bride; DIR. Virgil Il. Jackson and
DIR. John A. Stoutenburgh. The bride en-
tered the church with her uncle. Mr.. Chas.
W. O'Neill and met at the altar by
the groom and his best man, Mr.. Geo. 4.
Smith. After the ceremony MIR. and Mrs.
Vanderver left for the rorth on a short
wedding trip.
Mrs. Loring Blanchard Mullen will be at
home Fridays, April IL and "a.