Evening star., 1897-06-03
THE WORLD OF. SOCIETY
A Pretty Hooa Wedding st st. Thomas'
Church.
Ses.ss Saville and Mr. Lewfs the Hauuv
COuple-Last Nixhfs Events
Personal Notes,

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Fulton Lewis was witnessed by a large as
semblage Of their friends. The chancel was
decked with palms and the altar with roses
The ushers. Messrs. James Longstreet. tr..
Joseph Bradley and Frank Davis, seated
the guests. The bride and her father were
preceded to the chancel by the maid of
honor Miss Katharine Saville. and the
bridesmaids. Miss Estherina McCready of
Connecticut and Miss Eastman Green. Mr..
Reeve Lewis attended his brother as best
man. and Rev. Mr.. Aspinwall performed
the ceremony.
Inc bride wore an elegant dress of white
satin, which was trimmed with the point
lace and orange blossoms worn by her
mother Her diamond ornaments were the
gtft OF the groom, and her tulle veil was
held by a wreath of orange blossoms, Her
bouquet was Of white sweet peas The
bridesmaids were dressed alike in white
organdie, trimmed with ruffles. edged with
footing. Their hats were large, OF white
chip and trimmed with white carnations.
Ihey carried bouquets of pink sweet peas
breakfast, attended by the bridal party
ana the immediate relatives Of the couple,
followed at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Saville. 1920 18th street. The drawing
room. dining room and library were pret-
THY adorned with flowers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis ie1t this afternoon for a bridal trip
ara Will return to this city to reside
The marriage of Miss Julia Wilson.
daughter Of Mr. Samuel A. Wilson of this
city. and Mr.. B. Burch Earnshaw took
place yesterday at Eoon at the Metropoli-
tan Presbyterian Church Capitol HILL The
ushers. who were Mr.. Chas. BIumer. Mr.
Willard Harmer, MIR. Percy Ryon and Mr.
Auldy Bradford. The maid of honor, Miss
Moilie Larkin. in gown of brown silk
Immediately preceded the bride, who en-
tered with her father. The bride wore a
travelling gown of ashes Of roses, with a
stylish nat to match. and carried brides
non Earnshaw. cousin of the groom The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Geo. N
Luccock: Mr.. and Mrs. Earnshaw imme-
olateiy ieft for a short trip to Atlantic
City: They will reside at No. 61O c street
northeast
St. Paurs P. f. Church was well filled
last night by the friends gathered to wit
ness the marriage Of Miss Emily Eva Wun-
aer Tn,t and I'm Mr.; William J. P; Shea of New
Mckee. Mr.. Charles w Needing. Mr. J.
stuart Ball and Mr.. Charles E. Hood. The
maid Of honor. Miss Edith May Durye..
wore white organdie over yellow silk and
carried yellow roses The bridesmaids were
Miss George Wunder. Miss Nav Viryinis
Anderson and Miss Alice Fryer who wore
white organ6ie over white silk and carried
la france roses. Rev. DIR. Harding OFF,
ciated. and Mr.. Henry Hanford was hest
man. The bride was prettily dressed IN,
white armure silk. trimmed with chiffon
orange blossoms held her tulle veil and a
diamond bracelet. the gift of the groom,
was worn. A white-bound PRAYER book
was carried. =
The bridal party was entertained. with
the relatives, at the residence of Mrs. Wun-
ger af.Sr the ceremony. and later. Mr. and
MRS. Shea left for an out-of-t town trim
Ihey will live in New York city. The bride
received number of fine presents, among
mem being a silver service from her
grandfather. Mr. George o. Wunder.
The J. W.'s held their. first June meeting
yesterday at Mrs. Mankin's of sth street.
Miss Tucker won first prize. Mrs. I,yncn
second and Mrs. Farr third.
A bus party. chaperoned by Mrs. Engle.
was given to Great Falls Monday last
dnose participating We're Estella Borden.
Grace Guard. Mabel Thomas Sadie Guard
NJ. Guard, Harry Hoskinson. Charles Mai
theWS. George Leichtliter Cecil Gathers
Deering and Stevens.
Mrs. c. F. Maulen, who has been visiting
her sister, Mary Baylis, Florida avenue
i@eit @ toaay Tor Atlantic City, where she will
join MI Maulen and spend a few days.
Miss Grace Norman has returned from
college and will be at home MONDAYS: 131
Maryland avenue northeast
Mrs. X ID. Russell of Columbus Ohio is
visiting Mrs F. A. Norman at 131 Mary
land avenue northeast.
Miss Stella E. Foreman and Mr.. Thos.
r. Kennedy were married at the residence
OF Mr J. H. Collins. 45S K street. last
evening by the Rev. DIR. Domer pastor of
st. Paurs, English Lutheran Church. Miss
Mary Pennell acted as bridesmaid The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
roses and ferns. Only the immediate rela-
1ves of the couple were invited. Miss Mary
Collins played the wedding march.
Mrs. w. A. Nesther and her sons Charlie
and Freddie. of Lanhams, Md, left Tues
day for Morney, Tenn, their former home
where they will spend the summer months
position and their acquaintances at Nash
willie, Tenn.
The friends of Mrs. Laurie May of AL
toona, Pa, who has been visiting relatives
in this city for some time past, will be
pleased to hear that her health is greatly
improved since arriving in Augusta, Ga,
where she will make her future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Pellew have left
town and closed their house on Massachu-
setts avenue. They sail for Europe early
rext week. accompanied by their daughter,
Miss Marion Pellew, and by Miss X. owen,
and expect to return late in October.
The X. and G. Social Club had their first
outing last Monday to Chevy Chase lake,
where the day was pleasantly spent Those
present were the Misses N. and M. Kelley
Mary Gaegler, Bertha Jones. Louisa Gaeg-
Ter and Annie Kelley, Messrs A Devoe
Gasch. Watkins, Phearson, Brewer and
Tapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ledyard and Miss Ledyard
leave town today for Bay Head. N. J.,where
they have taken house for the summer.
At Long Branch yesterday the marriage
of Miss Sarah Constance Albaugh. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Albaugh, and
Mr.. Francis Edwin Henderson, son of Mrs
Eta Henderson of Jersey City, took place
at st. James Episcopal Church. Miss Bes-
sic Ballin was maid Of honor and Mr.. FL
mer H. Grail best man. The ushers were
Harry Paddock, E. w. Allen, Theodore
Guild and Albert Pringle. Mr.. and Mrs
Henderson will pass the summer, after a
short trip. at the grooms home here.
At the luncheon yesterday in Philadel-
phia in honor of Mrs. Mckinley the ladies
sat about twenty small tables In the
party Of ladies from the diplomatic corps
there were Mrs. Romero. Mrs. Mendonca,
Mrs. Garcia Merou. Mrs. Cana. Mrs. CAL
vo and the wives of the Chinese and Co.
rean ministers. Mrs. Mckinley wore a
blue and white striped satin moire trim
med with cut steel and lace. The commit
tee of ladies who looked after these dis
tinguished guests were hostesses again for
them at dinner. The table was huge
horseshoe. Mrs. Mckinley having the center
place, with Mrs. Romero on her right. The
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