Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-30
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Two Interesting Wedding Ceremonies To-
day.
Miss Shipmnn and ME-. Lawyer, Miss
Bartlett and Mr.. bryan the Happy
Pairs - Personal Notes.

and Mr.. Frederick Clarke Lawyer of New
| York took place today at IL o'clock at st.
| Matthews Church, by Rev. Paul Rennolds
| The high altar was profusely adorned with
! fine flowers and lighted tapers and back
| of it and about the sanctuary there We're a
number of palms and foliage plants The
| ushers were Mr. Carroll Ford Mr.. Herbert
Ford. Mr.. Harvey Smith and Mr.. James
| Gillin. The bride was attended by Miss Mary
| Shipman and Miss Emma Magruder. The
marriage ceremony was followed by the
celebration of a nurtial high mass. Rev.
| Paul Rennolds, with Rev. Thomas S. Lee
>deacon, and Rev. Charles M. Bart, sub
deacon. The regular choir sang the music
of the mass. The bride wore elegant
gown of white satin, with tulle veil Dur
! irg the mass the couple had seats and prize
| dieux within the sanctuary. A very large
ga thering OF friends witnessed the cere-
| mony. and company of more intimate
| friends with the relatives attended the
| breakfast which followed at the residence
| Of the brides parents. 1910 Q street The
| couple left this afternoon for an extended
Wedding trip. and upon its completion viii
go to New York to live, where Mr.. Lawyer
| is engaged in the practice of law. Both of
them have wide acquaintance in this city
and the bride received numerous elegant
presents.
Mrs. Romero, wife of the Mexican min
| ;stsr and Mrs. Lszo Arriaga, wife of the
Guatemalan minister, with her interesting
children. are at the same hotel at Cape
May, and this week Miss Stevenson, daugh-
ter of the Vice President. is their guest.
Miss Stevenson is delighted with the rest
full air Of Caoe May and delays her first
visit to her newly married sister, Mrs
Martin ID. Hardin. to enjoy the companion
ship of Mrs Romero and Mrs. Lazo Arriaga
at their charming home by the sea. MIS-.
Stevenson returned here Saturday and was
nf nod r}.H- lay- hn "a
the residence of Mrs. Scott. They VIII
leave today for Bloomington and later on
will go to Chicago. Mrs Romero will re-
| main at Cape May until the middle or per-
haps the last of next month. when Min
ster Romero is expected back from Mex
leo. and they will then go to some more
northern resort
Mrs. Lazo Arriaga. with her five children
and retinue of servants will leave Cape
May the 9th Of July and go up to Cobourg,
Canada, where she has leased a villa on
Lake Ontario for the rest OF the season
The house is commodious and has ten acres
of pretty gardens and lawns. Mrs Lazo
Arriaga will return to New York after
settling her family at their Canadian home
to meet her husband, upon his return from
Guatemala. He is expected about the 18th
of July.
At the New York Avenue Church today
at DON the marriage of Miss Agnes Sidney
Bartlett and Mr.. Charles c. Bryan was
stlemnized in the presence of large gath
crrg Of their friends. The bride is he
daughter of the late DR.. Stephen Bartlett
and is descended from Josiah Bartlett the
first governor of New Hampshire. who was
a Sgner of the Declaration OF Indepan-
dcnce. The ushers were Mr.. Charles Ed
monston. Mr.. Thomas Francis, MIR. Hen
Gree p. Simpson and Mr.. T. Garland-TiEs-
ley of Richmond. Va Mr.. A. W. Francis
was best man. and little Miss Eva rowles
attended the bride as her flower bearer.
Rev. DIR: Radcliffe performed the ceremony.
br;d lipO If
blue CLOTH with the jacket bodice trimmed
with white chiffon. Her hat was wreathed
with duets. She carried pink roses. Little
Miss Towles was prettily dressed in white
organdie and white ribbors, and carried
large basket filled with pink sweet peas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan left this afternoon
for an extended wedding trip, and upon
their return will reside at their new home,
1907 Yale street
Miss Lulu Barker. 312 c street, has re-
turred from delightful visit to her uncle.
Senator johnson, at Cambridge, Md She
will shortly leave for Charlestown. VIVA.
Mrs Harry E. Spencer and daughter.
Miss Marion. who have been spending the
month with Mrs. S. X. Spencer of Capitol
Hill, have gone to their home in Ionia,
Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Damrosch have sail
ed for home from Europe, and will summer
at Bar Harbor as the guests of Mrs. Blaine
Mrs. Don Cameron and daughter are Wis
iting Mrs Blaine at Bar Harbor.
The good reports which continue to come
of Mr.. Arthur ID. Addison, who was re-
Gently thrown from his horse at Bar Har-
Dor. are received with great pleasure by his
friends there and here.
Mr.. Fred H. Sturtevant, formerly of this
city. and Miss Annie w. Taylor of SPRING
field. Mass, were married last Thursday
in the latter city. Mr.. and Mrs. Sturtevant
have gone to Europe on their wedding
journey.
The house party given by Miss Mary Nc
Comas Of Washington at Springfield" the
home Of her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
Z. w. Humrichouse, near Williamsport
Md. was terminated yesterday. On Sat
urday Miss McComas gave a boat party,
the company leaving on a canal barge
especially fitted up for the occasion, going
to Four Locks and returning to Spring Gull
vert. where lunch was served. The party
spent the day in fishing in the Potomac
company were: Judge L. Z. McComas and
wife OF Washington, Dr. and Mrs j. ".
Humrichouse of Hagerstown, Miss Flor
ence Mexican, Miss Sarah Petit of Phila-
deiph1a Miss Genevieve Mattingly of
Washington, Miss Mary Humrichouse of
baltimore, Misses Bessie and Louise Nc
ComaS OF Hagerstown, Messrs. Charles and
William Humrchouse of Baltimore. Mat
thew Bayard. Charles Mexican of Phila-
delphia. Samuel Loose L. D. Syester. Fred
McComas of Hagerstown.
MIR. Isaac Herman and family are So
journing at Atlantic City.
|. The Misses Annie ard May Gordon have
returned from the Blue Ridge mountains
where they have been spending the month
of June.
Miss Frances A. Doughty will be at Blue
Ridge Summit during the early part of
the summer. and expects to spend the
| month of August at Eliot, Maine.
Miss Lizzie Wood of Minnesota avenue.
Araccstia, is visiting Capt. L. E. Roby at
Colonial Beach. Va.
General Rochester and family are at their
vineyard Haven summer home
Mrs. s. B. Pole and family are at Booths
Corner. Pa. for the summer.
very pretty wedding occurred last We'd
nesday evening at Gorsuch Chapel. the
contracting parties being Miss Lille c.
Mcintosh and Mr.. VIM. c. Robertson, Rev.
l. H. Lemon officiating. The bride wore
| white organdie and lace, and carried a
cluster of rosebuds. The bridesmaids, Misses
Mary Donovan and Lou Sc Boetcher the for
mer in white with red ribbons, the latter
in white, with pink ribbons preceded the
bride, with the two ushers, Messrs. Brad
| shaw and Yerkers. After the ceremony
| reception was held at their home, SD
7th street southwest. and the bride was
the recipient of numerous preSents amnnu