Evening star., 1896-10-29
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Brides, Flowers, Smiling Friends and Con
gratulations.
Hands, Hearts md Future Prospects
Cemented by Churchly Hands,
Personal Notes.

James Jones hampton. The ceremony took
place in the fine new home of the couple,
2111 Bancroft place. which was Nj. Lamp
tons wedding gift to his bride. The draw
| Ing room floor was lavishly decked in white
| blossoms. combined with palms and trailing
vines. The ceremony was witnessed by
| gathering of relatives and a few intimate
friends and was performed by DR.. Whit
| man, president of Columbian University.
| The couple stood within a bower of palms
| arranged in the bay window. Capt. C. 8.
| Domer and Mr.. w. C. Morris were ushers.
| Miss Pauline Herring Of Watertown. n. J.,
! and Miss Lenore Armstrong were brides
| maids. The bride came in the drawing
room with her mother, Mrs. George B.
Phelps.
The bridal toilet was an imported robe
| Of white satin. Her tulle Veil was held by
| natural orange blossoms and her bouquet
| was of white chrysanthemums and lilies of
| the valley. Miss Herrings dress was of
! lemon silk and chiffon, and Miss Arm
strong wore white chiffon. Their flowers
| were white cbysanthemuns. large COM
| pany attended the reception, from 3 to H.
| A mandolin orchestra played lii tine hall
| ana supper vas served. The couple left
| by late train for a honeymoon jaunt. The
| bride Travelled in a stylish green broad
| cloth. with sable and mink trimmings. Her
wedding presents were numerous and val
| liable.
| The Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton was thronged last night by brilliant
| assemblage. gathered to witness the mar
| riage of Miss Margaret Catnarine Forsyth,
| daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James H. For
| syth and granddaughter of Mr.. William
Forsyth, surveyor of the District. and Mr..
| Daniel Carroll Digges, a representative of
| an old Maryland and District family. The
| church was lavishly ornamented with
| palms and ferns. The bridal procession en-
| :ered to the strains of "I.oheEgrin" The
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| groom and his best man. Mr.. Charles Will
bur Fairfax. at the sanctuary gate. The
| bride was gowned in rich white satin. trim
| med with duchess lace and orange blos-
| sons. the tuile veil was fastened with a
| diamond ornament, and she carried a
| white prayer book. The maid of honor,
Miss Mary Forsyth. was ;sowned in pink
| silk, covered with Brussels net. and carried
| a huge bunch of pink chrysanthemums.
| The ushers were Mr.. Dwigh Anderson. Mr.
Walter T. Hopkins. Mr.. James Edwin
| Young, Mr.. Charles II. Saffeli, jr., Mr..
Theodore Albert Lay and Mr.. T. Conrad
| Dodge, who seated the guests prior to the
arrival of the bridal party. The ceremony
| was performed by the Rev. S. f. Ryan,
pastor of the church, and among the clergy
| men present IN the sanctuary were Rev.
| Father Gillespie, rector of st. AloysiLS;
| Rev. Father Ennis. vice president Of
| Georgetown College, and Rev. Father
Gloyd of st. Patrick'S. After the ceremony
reception to the bridal party was given
| at the home of the brides parents. The
| bride was handsomely remembered by her
| friends. the presents being costly and nu-
| merous. The travelling gown was of dark
| blue corduroy, with hat to match. The
| wedding trip will be north. and on the re-
| turn of the couple they will be at home at
| No. q Iowa Circle.
At st. Andrews Church last night Miss
| Kate Kleindienst, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Henry Kleindienst, and Mr.. Edwin l.. Will
bite of Brooklyn. were married by Rev. J.
| B. Perry, the rector. Palms and white
| chrysanthemums decorated the chancel.
The ushers were Mr.. Samuel Kleindienst.
| brother of the bride; Mr.. Howard Wilson.
| MIR. Horace Whitney and Mr. Daniel Street
| The maid of honor. Miss Mamie MertZ, was
gCwned in pink organdie and carried brides
| maid roses. The bride came in church with
| her father, and at the chancel was met by
| the groom and his best man. DIR. Rhett
| Stuart. The bride was richly dressed in
| white organdie over white silk. and carried
| a shower bouquet of bride roses A large
| reception followed at the home Of the
| brides parents. :ssO E street northeast. The
| parlors We're decked with autumn blossoms
Mr.. and Mrs. White will reside in Brook
| lyn.
| At Mount Vernon Place Church another
| large gathering witnessed the marriage
| last night of Miss Virginia Peters and Dr.
| James r. Hamilton. Miss Mary Peters was
maid of honor. and Mr.. L. p. Chapman
| best man. Two little girls. Margaret and
| Sallie Bonifant. We're flower maidens,
| dressed in white muslin over pink silk and
| Master George Bonifant was page. The
| ushers We're Messrs. Orrison. Clark. Cars
| in white satin and chiffon. Dr. and Mrs.
| Hamilton will spend their honeymoon in
the south. visiting his former home in
| Texas. They will be at home at 1927 Q
! street after December Ii.
At Hamline Church Miss Lolita Knode.
daughter of Mrs. Ella Knode, and DIR.
Charles b. Campbell were married in the
| presence of number Of friends. The ush-
ers were Mr.. S. Maynard Of Baltimore, Mr.
| W. G. Roe. DR.. Hough and Mr.. William
! Harper Mr.. d. Mulcahy was best man
The bride was attended by Miss Maggie
| Campbell as maid of honor, who wore a
| gown of white organdie over pink silk,
| trimmed with Nile-green ribbons and ca r.
ried bouquet of pink chrysanthemums.
| The bride wore white organdie over white
| satin trimmed with lace, and carried white
chrysanthemums. No reception followed
| the ceremony, Dr. and Mrs Campbell
left for trip to New York and Philadel-
| phia They will be at home after Noyem
| ber Is at 404 M street.
: Rev. Father MCGEE officiated at the mar
riage in the parsonage of st. Patrick's s
Church last evening of Miss Alice l.. Seitz
| and DR.. Edwin S. Lothrop. Miss Lillian
| Seitz was maid of honor and Mr. Edwin b.
| Fletcher was best man. The bride wore a
| stylish costume of dark green broadcloth h
with velvet jacket and becoming hat.
She carried lavender chrysanthemums The
| bridesmaid wore blue and black boucIe
cloth trimmed with military braid, and hat
| to match. Yellow chrysanthemums tied
| with satin ribbon We're carried. After con-
| gratulations. DR.. and Mrs Lothrop droy.
| to their future residence SO7 East Capitol
street where. after November 5, Mrs. 10th
rop will receive on Thursdays.
Miss Katharine Elizabeth Franklin and
Mr.. Thomas A. Wade were married last
night at Epiphany Church. DR.. John A.
| Koch. Mr. Otto F. Willenreiter Mr. J. M.
! Tracy and Mr.. c. L. Heilbrun were ushers.
| The maid of honor was Miss Nettie High
| ard the best man Mr.. Barron Franklin. a
| brother of the bride. The ceremony was
| performed by Rev. Albert M. Hiilker. in
| the presence of large number of relatives
| and friends. Both the bride and brides
maids wore dark cloth with hats and gloves
to match, and carried chrysanthemums
with white satin ribbons. Mr. and Mrs.
Wade have gone on a western trip, and up-
| on their return will be at home to their
| friends after November 10, at No. 200 F
street northeast.
quiet home wedding took place yester-
| day evening at JOG c street southeast the
hcme of the bride. The contracting couples
! were Miss Sarah Butler and Mr. Henry
| Hedges James, both well known in social
| circles. The bride was attended by her sis
| ter, Miss Ada Butler, while the brother Of
| the groom, Mr.. George Shearman James.
was best man. The ceremony was perform
| ed by Rev. Father OBrien of ST. Peter. q