Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-30

was very quiet, witnessed by only init
mate friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard left
Immediately for New York, their future
home, where Mr.. Leonard has business
connections.
Miss Della Clemens, formerly of Los
Angeles. CAL but now OF Covington. KY,
is visiting the family of her cousin. DR..
p. H. Clemens go Florida avenue north
east.
Col. VIM. H. Farley, Mrs. Farley and
Mrs. George Hall Whitehead of Trenton are
at the Normandie, and will be there until
tomorrow, when they purpose going TO Fort
ress Monroe. Col and Mrs. Farley are on
their wedding tour The colonel is well
known to many Washngtonians, especially
10 members OF the District National Guard,
he being an assistant quartermaster general
of New Jersey. Captain H. II. Parmenter,
quartermaster of the second regiment, rep
resented Col. Earley's many friends at the
capital by welcoming the bride and groom
when they arrived in the city yesterday
evening.
All Saints Church, at Deanewood, pre-
scented a beautiful scene last evening the
occasion being the marriage of Miss Helen
Browning Deane, daughter of DR.. Julian W.
Deane, and Mr.. Willard Phelps Leisure OF
Springfield Mass The picturesque little
edilice was handsomely decorated within,
the altar Being transformed into floral
bower Against a background of large
palms was a display OF Towering plants
filling the church with sweet perfume. The
impressive Episcopal service was conducted
by Rev. Randolph ". Lowrie, a cousin Of
the bride, assisted by Rev. Charles Mayo,
rector of the church The bride was con-
ducted by her father, DIR. Julian w. Deane,
TO the altar, where she was met by the
groom, accompanied by his brother, DIR.
John Leshure Of Springfield, as best man.
The bride was attiIed in white organ die
and wore wedding veil, carrying a large
bouquet of lilies Of the valley. The brides
maids Miss NJ. LIZA V. Rodenstein and
~ f..7V
The ushers were DIR. Frank b. Brightwell
Mess's. Charles F. V. Rodenstein and VIII
lam w. Wright, jr., and DR.. Arthur c.
Fitch
singing OF wedding hymn the bridal
party entered the editice, by Professor
VIM. A. Widney, accompanied on the
church organ by Mrs. Widney. After the
ceremony Mrs. Widney rendered a selection
from Chopin. The little church was crowd
ed with the friends of the young couple
quite large number of whom came from
the city to witness the ceremony. The
gTocm presented elegant gifts to the bride
ana attendants, the bridesmaids receiving
beautiful diamond and pearl brooches
Whlle the best man and ushers were pre-
scented with diamond and pearl scarf pins
Before leaving for the north a wedding
supper was given the bridal party at the
home of the brides father at Deanewood
Mr.. and Mrs. Leisure will make their
home at Springfield. Mass Mr. Leshure
mat thriving city, being president of the
Itampden Corundum Wheel Company of
Springfield.
There was wedding last evening which,
though very quiet will be of the greatest
interest to Washington peoDle Mr. Thos
u. li@nsey, the weI-known business man,
end Mrs. Ruth A. Bolway were married
az the residence of Rev. Stephen Brown,
NC street southwest. For each II is
the second essay in matrimony, and both
nave grown children. Only the members
o. The two families were present at the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs Hensey will
spend their honeymoon at the seashore
SAN FRANCISCO, April 30.-Helen DauV-
ray, who is known in the theatrical world
as Little Nell was married last night to
Lieut. Albert q. WHITEWATER of the cruis-
er Bennington. Winterhalter Is said 10 he
connected TO wealthy Philadelphia fam
lily. Miss Dauvray was formerly he wife
of John NJ. Ward, the New York base ball
player, from whom she secured a divorce
few months ago.