Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-30
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Married at St. Patrick's Amid Host of
Friends.
Miss GOldsbOrOugh Becomes Mrs.
ding Tonight Personals.

At st. Fatrick's Church this morning at
8 O'Clock a very large gathering of friends
witnessed the marriage Of Miss Priscilla
LIE Baron Goldsborough to Mr.. William
Dennis Slaughter. Rev ID. ]. Stafford, ID.
d., performed the marriage ceremony and
afterward was the celebrant at a nuptial
high mass, with Rev. Father MCGEE, dea-
con. and Rev. Father Bart, subdeacon.
The high altar was profusely decorated
with flowers and lighted tapers, and the
choir sang the music of the mass. The
ushers were Mr.. Fauntleroy McGill, Mr.
Walter c. Allen. Mr.. Walsh and Dr. o'Con-
nor. The best man was MIR. Xavier Tell
lard, and Miss Julia Smoot, niece of the
| bride, was her maid of honor. The bride
| came in church with her brother, Mr.
| John Goldsborough- She was most be-
| comf1gly gowned in a light summer silk
| trimmed with accordion-pleated mousseline
de sole and a large hat Miss Smoot wore
| corn-colored organdie. with a leghorn hat
trimmed with black feathers. Mr. and Mrs
| Slaughter left town later for a honeymoon
1aunt They will reside in this city.
A very pretty wedding at noon today
was that of Miss Mary Frances Johnson,
| daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. johnson,
| 10 Mr. Herbert Schuyler Shepard. The
| ceremony occurred at the residence of the
| parents Of the bride, 943 Rhode Island ave-
| nue.. and was witnessed by the relatives
| and near friends of the contracting parties
| Both the bride and groom are exceptional
~ well known and popular. and their entry
| to married life was accompanied by numer-
| Gus good wishes.
At the Gainesville Country Club dance
last night Miss Jessie Gary and Miss Made
line Gary, daughters of the Postmaster
| General, were conspicuous among the
| bellies.
At the marriage of Miss Susie Purcell
and Mr.. Alexander Hamilton Bell this
evening at Calvary Baptist Church Miss
Lula Purcell will be maid of honor and
| ter of the groom; Miss Mamie Bishop, Miss
Mamie Campbell, Miss Blanche Pearson
and Miss NJ. Elizabeth Snyder. bridesmaids.
| Mr. Charles p.gDavis will be best man. and
the Messrs. Rudolph w. Bishop. NJ. J. Col
bert Peyton Gordon. Arthur Peter, Wilson
| u. Reed and Francis II. Stephens will be
ushers. A quartet. composed of Messrs.
| Meeille ID. Hensey, William d. Hoover
| William d. Mcfarland and Frank z. Rec
| side, will sing. The ceremony viii be per-
formed by the Rev. S. H. Greene. pastor
Of the church. There are admission cards
| for the church.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Herman have gone
to Atlantic City for the summer.
| Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ Dubant have taken a
! cottage at Asbury Park for the summer,
| and will have with them Mr.. and Mrs. ii.
| H. Dill and family.
Miss Georgia, daughter of Colonel and
|
| for trip to the Pacific coast, going first
| to San Francisco from thence to Seattle,
| Wash, w.lere she will spend the summer
| with her sister, Mrs. Montgomery Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Bond of IL Iowa circle
| leave tomorrow for the Maine coast where
they exrect to spend six weeks, and then 10
close the season a Richfeld Springs. n. u.
The marriage of Miss Laura Delphine
| Fitzpatrick, the youngest daughter of the
late Gen. Hugh Judson fitzpatrick of the
| United States army, to Harry H. Morgan,
| son of Judge p. Fl. Morgan OF the supreme
| court of Louisiana, was quietly solemnzed
| at noon yesterday in the private chapel of
| Archbishop Corrigans house, New York
| city. Only the relatives of the young
| pie were present at the ceremony, which
| was performed by the archbishop, assisted
| by the Rev. James H. Connolly, his secre-
| tary. The bride, who wore gown of light
| gray silk combined with blue, and large
| white hat adorned with white plumes and
| cornfiowers, WIS given away by her broth
| er-fn-law, Lieut.. William Carroll Rafferty,
| CT the United States army. She was una:-
| tended by either bridesmaids or maid of
| honor. The best man was Arthur Foss of
| London. England. After the ceremony the
| young couple were addressed at length by
| the archbishop. The wedding breakfast,
which followed at the Murray Hill Hotel,
| was attended by less than dozen persons.
| Mr. Morgan. who has been appointed Unit
ed States consul at Horgen, Switzerland,
| by President Mckinley. will SAIL with his
| bride today. Mr.. Morgan's present to his
| bride was a diamond butterfly.
| Miss BERTHE Trunnell and Mr.. Harry S.
| Nichols were quietly married at the pas
| tors residence, Holy Trinity Church, by
| the Rev. VIM. j. Scanlon, last evening.
| The family of Mr.. sc. Palmer is at the
| Blue Ridge Inn, Smokers Gap for the sum
| mer.
4 Mr.. Frank G. Carpenter, the newspaper
/ correspondent. has taken a pretty Little
| cottage in Loudoun county, near Round
| Hill, for the summer. In the fall Mr.. and
| Mrs. Carpenter expect TO occupy their new
| home on the Blue Ridge, where Mr.. Car
| penter has planted a big peach orchard
| and is building large stone mansion.
| Prof. and Mrs. kasDar, with their fam
| lily and Miss Annie Reinhart OF Richmond,
| have gone 10 Mr. kaspar's summer home
| on the Blue Ridge, near Smokers Gap, tor
the summer.
Miss Lou Brcker returned home yester-
| day from an extended visit with friends in
| Pennsylvania and New York.
| Miss Ada Mcpherson of Berkeley, Va,
who was in this city during the Christmas
| holidays, is expected to arrive Sunday
| morning, July 1, md will probably remain
| d month or six weeks. During her stay
| she will visit her friends Miss Susie Sweet
| Of 3U3 Mclean place southwest, Mrs. Edna
| Thompson, 1ou5 9th street southeast, and
| Miss Flora Miller of 2254 18th street.
NJ. Norighian Effendi, with his charm
| c charming wife, will leave Washington to-
| night en- route for Paris and Constantine
PIE. The Turkish minister has gone to
| New York to see the couple off when they
| sail Saturday. NJ. Norighian Enendi has
the distinction of having been retained by
his government at his Washington post for
nearly ten years, term which exceeds
that of any other first secretary of the
corps He speaks dozen languages, in
GLIDING English. Mrs. Norighian is not
only a favorite with the ladies of the diplo-
matte circle, bu- also enjoys the acquaint-
ance of many residents She VIII spend
! ing wife, will leave Washington to-
several months with her sister, Madame
Nicolaides, in Paris, before joining NJ.
Norighian at new post.