Evening star., 1896-10-01
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Wedding of Miss Faulkner and Mr.
Carter.
Several Pretty Weddings Here nj
Home and at Church-Per-
sOnal Notes.

| OF Miss Mary BOYD Faulkner, second
daughter Of Senator Faulkner. and M.
Edgar n. Carter Of Fort Bridger. wyo.
The church was beautifully decorated, the
platform being massed with flowers and
plants. The bridal party consisted of rwen-
/ ty-seven persons. 1t was preceded to the
platform by four small children, who
| stretched white ribbons along The aisles.
| The groomsmen and ushers. and tie
! bridesmaids entered by the two side aisles,
! the groom and his best man, Mr.. Conrad
Syme Of this city. being at the end of the
! procession at one aisle and the bride and
| her father on the other.
Miss Jane Faulkner sister of the bride,
| was maid of honor; Miss Sallye Faulkner,
| another sister, was first bridesmaid, and
the other bridesmaids Were: Miss Eliza
feachy OF Washington. Miss Amelia Shry-
ock of Baltimore. Miss Eliza Kemper CT
| Alexandra, Va; Miss Elsie Love of Win
chester. Va: Miss Fannie WheatIey of
Washington. Miss Mary Nelson Wisner.
| Miss May Faulkner and Miss Jane Boyd of
Martinsburg. The groom's attendants were
/ Mr.. Raymond Acton of Alexandria, Va,
| hrst groomsman: Mr.. w. w. Sproul of
staunton. Va: Mr.. Grin T. Smith Of Wash
/ inston, Mr.. Charles p. Faulkner Of Wash
| inGton. Mr. H. ID. Flood of Appomattox,
Va; Mr.. Joseph Button of Richmond. Va,
and C. j. Faulkner. jr.. Mr.. Peyton Harri-
| son and Mr.. NJ. A. Snodgrass of Martins
| burg, ushers. Richard Byrd, jr.. Tom BYRD,
Virginia Fuller and Lillian Harrison were
/ the ribbon children. Rev. DIR. F. ii. Woods
ofiiciated The bride wore white satin.
| trimmed with duchess lace. The veil was
| fastened with a brooch of pearls and dia-
| monds. the gift of her father. Miss Jane
| Faulkner. maid Of honor. wore white bro
caded SILK and chiffon. The gowns of the
| bridesmaids were of white organde over
| white taffeta silk. The bride. maid of
| honor and first bridesmaid carried bou-
| quets of brides roses. The bridesmaids
carried white prayer books and roses, tied
| with white taffeta ribbon
Senator and Mrs. Faulkner entertained
| the bridal party at brilliant reception
at their home Boydville. The couple left
| Tor a brief wedding trip east at midnight.
| Upon their return they will spend few
days at Boydville and then go to Fort
| Bridger. Nyo., their future home. The
bride received many beautiful presents.
| among them being a writing desk of ma
| hogany inlaid with pearl. the gift Of the
| groom. These who went to the wedding
from this city were Assistant Secretary
| Hamlin, Mr.. Lawrence Gardner and Mr.
| James l.. Norris.
A wedding which was followed by a
large and brilliant reception in this city
| took place yesterday afternoon in Alex
| andria at the German Lutheran Church
| Rev. Mr.. Edeilein officiating Miss Mar
| guerite Baer and Mr.. Henry Buerst were
| the contracting parties. The bride, who is
| strikingly handsome young lady. was
| gowned In white silk and crepon, carried
| white roses and wore fine diamond orna-
| ments. Miss Kate Sincell. who was the
| bridesmaid, wore Nile green silk and car
ried pink roses. The reception which fol-
| lowed at the fine new home of the couple
| at 115 I'D street was attended by a large
number OF prominent persons. A wedding
| supper was served from a beautifully deco
| rated table. and Mr.. George W. Harvey
| performed the duties of toast master in
| the happiest possible manner. Prof Fam
| ctulf and portion of the Marine Band
played during the evening. The bride re-
cd ,tNov- ~ g..
| will embo'lish her beautiful home.
large company of relatives and friends
were present last night at the wedding and
| reception Of Miss Edith NJ Stufl Of At
| lanta and MIR Frederick Freund at the
residence of the latter's parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Frsund, S15 10th street. The parlor
| suite was decked with flowers, and a bower
| arranged in an alcove, with flowers and
trailing vines. Rev Dr. Rodgers performed
the ceremony. and as the bridal party en-
| tered the musicians played the Lohengrin
n arch Three brothers Of the groom
s Messrs Louis William J: and Joseph
preceded the bride and her attendant, Miss
Blanche Armstrong. The bride was escort
ed by her cousin. Mr.. John Stull of Chi
! oago, and Mr. Harry Freund was best man
| ! he bride was handsomely dressed in white
| silk, and carried bride roses. The maid of
honor also wore white and carried pink
| roses
| After congratulations the couple led the
way to supper In the center of the table a
| tall wedding cake was a beautiful orna-
et ment The presents We're displayed in an
| upper ROOM Mr.. and Mrs. Freund left
| later for an extensive northern trip.
Miss Beatrice NJ. Cridler, daughter of
| Thomas w. Crdler. chief of the DIPLOMATS
| bureau of the State Department, and Mr.
| Sidney iost Smith were married last night
| at the home of the bride, 400 Sth stree:
| southeast, in the presence of relatives and
| intimate friends. Rev. W. T. Snyder Off
ciated. and Miss Pitney attended the bride
The bride wore a travelling dress of dark
green. and carried an orchid and lily of the
valley bouquet
Mrs. Harriet Hazard has returned from
| a two months visit with relatives at Lewes,
| Del
Col /. S. Tichenor, eX-auditor of the Dis
| trict, and wife have returned to the city. af-
ter a three months visit to relatives in
western New York. and are temporarily
| stopping at 15li 18th street.
The marriage of Mrs. Hessie G. kollock,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Boteler. to
| Mr. Chalmers V. Reale took place last
| evening at o'clock at Waugh NJ. E.
Church, Sd and A streets northeast. The
couple will be at home Wednesdays, 1O4
| Massachusetts avenue northeast
Mrs. Henry d. Cooke and family have re-
| turned from Beach Haven, n. J., where
they spent the summer.
Or. and Mrs. w. Sinclair Bowen have re-
turned from their summer outing
Mrs. n. e. queen ana 1amlly nave moved
from 1872 18th street to 1855 Columbia ave-
nue. Columbia Heights. where they will he
pleased to see their friends
Lieut. and Mrs. Cbauncey Thomas sailed
yesterday for Europe. where Lieut.. Thomas
hopes to regain his health. The trip will ill.,
| Glide Paris and some of the health resorts
Of France and Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. d. Croissant and Mrs.
NJ E. g. Davis have returned from north
ern Minnesota where they have spent a
most delightful summer. De Witt c. Crois-
SAINT spent the summer wheeling through
New York state, doing about 1000 miles.
He will enter the sophomore class at
Columbian.
Mrs. VIM. B. Thompson, with her daugh-
tiers, Nina and Mabelle, will spend the
inter in New York city.
Mrs. Nellie Lacy. accompanied by her
granddaughter. Mrs l.. A. Hester. and the
latter's son, Everett Lacy Hester, are Wis
iting relatives in Virginia.
Mr. Chds. s. Faulkner Of 437 Q street was
rendered a surprise party Tuesday evening
in celebration of his thirtieth birthday.
The pa-lors were beautifully decorated with
potted plants and cut flowers and in the
dining room carnations and roses We're
used The table had in the center a huge