Evening star., 1896-10-22
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Welded Amid Autumn Flowers and Smiling
Friends.
NUHtial Events Of . Charming De
scriptiOn-A Convent Alumnae
Meetfng-Notes.

the late Major Sutherland, to Mr.. George
Lewis Stone Of Boston. Pink and white
chrysanthe NUNS and cosmos decked the
chancel and altar. The ushers were
Messrs. Howard McClandish Boyce Burrett
and ]. Spottswood Garland Of Washington,
and Morton Chapman OF Boston. They
followed to the chancel Master Pierce Nc
Ciandish. young nephew of the bride.
The bridesmaids were Miss Caroline Suth-
erland and Miss George Patterson, who
were prettfiy dressed in white organdie,
and carried white chrysanthemums. The
maid OF honor was Miss Annie Brinton of
Eniiadeiphia. who was similarly attired.
escorted the bride. who Is his niece to the
ahar. The best man was Lieutenant Reg
iraid Nicholson. U. g. N. Rev. Mr.. Ward
performed the marriage service. The
pr1oe was daintily dressed in white null
over white silk. and her tulle veil was fast
ened by crescent Of diamonds and nat
ural uf s, orange blossoms. Her bouquet was
out-of-town relatives Joined intimate
friends at the reception which followed
later at the home Of the bride, 1918 18th
street Mr.. and Mrs. Stone left late last
right for wedding trip before going to
their future home In Boston.
At Epiphany Church last night Rev. Dr.
Turner. assisted by Rev. Dr. McKim, per
formed the marriage service for Miss Mary
Emma Hawke and Mr.. Bert lnscho Sax
the chancel. The ushers were Mr.. L. Man
ley Saxton Of Corning, N Y; Mr. Frank
Gibson. Mr.. Frank Brandenburg jr MI
EDWARD Wells and Mr.. E. Brosius. Miss
Minnie Hawke was maid OF honor. AID was
prettily dressed in pink tafreta and chiffon
and carried pink chrysanthemums. The
bride was escorted by Prof. James H. Ver-
miiya. Her gown was Of white silk and
spray Of Grange blossoms. She carried an
ivory-bound prayer book, from which the
service was read. and single white chrys-
anthemum Mr.. F. j. Saxton was best
residence of the brides mother, and later
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs Saxtou started
Tor northern trip.
In the parlor at the Shoreham last night
Rabbi Stern, in the presence of a large
assemblage of relatives and friends united
In marriage Miss Eva Lo.tie Samstag the
daughter Of Mr.. Samuel Sarstag, Of No
9ll 5 street northwest, to Mr.. BENJAMIN
Rosenthal Of Omaha, Neb A string Or
chestra rendered the wedding chorus from
Lohengrin as the bridal party entered.
The ushers were Mr. f. Pifferling, MIR.
Moses Strouse, Mr.. r. Samstas Mr. Albert
Samstag and Mr.. Sol Samstag brothers
of the bride: Mr.. Albert Rosenthal, Mr..
c. Rosenthal, brothers of the groom and
Mr.. S. Behrends. Two little nieces Of .he
bride, Florence and Adele Roscnthal dress
ed in Nile green silk. walked ahead of the
bride. strewing her path with roses The
bride came in with her father. DR.. Sylvan
Likes OF Baltimore was best man. The
parlors were handsomely decorated as was
the banquet han. where later the entire
company was entertained at bancuet
The bride wore an elegant toilet of white
satin, trimmed with point lace. Her tulle
veil was fastened by diamond ornam .nts
and orange blossom sprays. A diamond
brooch was also worn She carried a hou-
quet OF lilies of the valley and an ivory
bound copy of the Talmud.
Mrs. Samuel Samstag and the grooms
mother, Mrs. RosenthaL Miss Pauline Sans
tag and Miss Belle Siegel received the
guests. The brides gifts were very numer-
Gus and elegant. Mr.. and Mrs. RosenthaI
will travel in the east before going to their
future home at Omaha
At the Immaculate Conception Church
early last evening Miss Mary A. Hoyle and
Mr.. Edwin w. Smith were married by Rev
Father s. F. Ryan. The ushers were Mr.. A.
Fredericks. Mr.. Frank Sullivan Mr. E. Ell
lott and Mr.. Dern. Mr.. Jesse Carroll was
best man. and Miss Rose Jones' maid of
honor. The bride and her attendant were
dressed alike in white silk and chiffon, and
carried bride roses. A reception followed at
the residence o. Mrs. Price the brides aunt,
and later Mr. and Mrs. Smith went to New
York. They will be at home to their friends
after November 2. at 221 9th street south
east.
A pretty wedding took place yesterday I'm
Garden Memorial Church, Anacostia
The contracting parties were Miss Carrie
Fl. Golden and Mr.. Lewis J. Smith. Rev.
Joseph B. North performed the ceremony
The church was filled with friends and rela-
tives Of the popular young couple. E!ecta
Chapter. Order of the Eastern Star. of
which both are members, attended in a
body
The bride was attended by Mss Blanche
Puitzki and Mss Sadie Lockwood as maids
os honor. Mr.. William Lockwood and MIR.
edward C. Weaver were groomsmen. The
rskers were Mr. Paul Simpson, Mr.. Walter
TubbS. MIR. John Lockwood and Mr. Chas.
Richardson. The bride was dressed in a
handsome brown cloth travelling suit with
hat to match. and carried la France roses.
The church was decorated with palms and
ferns. Mrs. R. A. Pyles presided at the
OF gan by request Of the bride. Mr.. and
Mrs Smith have gone for a trip to Niagara
Falls and the groom's former home in
Ohio. The presents were numerous and
elegant. The couple will reside after No
vember 20 at 115 Maple avenue.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Julia Defrees Sample and Lieut.. Archibald
Campbell of the Sd Regiment of Artillery,
United States army.
Mr and Mrs James E. McCabe have is
sued cards announcing the marriage of
their daughter, Bertha Mae, to Mr.. Thad-
deus Bell Sargent Of this city. The cer-
emony, which took place yesterday, the
21st, at the brides home on Capitol Hill
was performed by Rev. DR.. Thomas c.
Easton at high noon. Owing to the illness
of the brides mother. only the immediat tie
famiLeS were present. The pariorS and
dining room were beautifully decorated
with palms and a profusion OF chrysanthe-
NUNS. The bride was prettfy attired in a
travelling dress of blue cloth, trimmed with
gold embroidered silk and face. and carried
a bouquet IF large white chrysanthemums
tied with white ribbon After a rich COLA
tion Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent started on their
wedding trip to Philadelphia, New York
and points on the Hudson. The young
couple received many useful and valuable
presents.
Mrs. Perry Bartholow has returned from
Europe, on a visit to her mother, Mrs
Gov. Fletcher. They are at present at St
Louis, but will return to Washington in a
few weeks, to remain during the season,
Mr. w. H. Gardner Of Salem, Mass. with
his wife and daughter Inez, are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. White. 2O2 E street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wolf and Mr.. A
Flesham Of Philadelphia, who came over
to attenc the Goldsmith-Abel wedding. are
the guests of Dr. and Mrs j. w. Abel
Miss Carrie Beer of New York is the
guest Of Miss Sallye Abel, and will he Mt
home Sunday, October -.
Miss Carrie Samstag Of Baltimore is
visiting Mrs. E. Ste.nem of as5 X street.