Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-11

Miss Cora Perkins
A diamond star, the groom's gift. will be
among the jewels worn. The best girl,
Miss Josephine Perkins. will wear white
satin, with the bodice of chiffon. Her hat
is large Gainsborough in black velvet.
trimmed with plumes. and her bouquet will
be of white chrysanthemums the six
bridesmatds-Miss Mary Jones. daughter
of Senator Jones OF Arkansas: Miss 4 lice
Burdctte, Miss Ida Glen Tonner of Canton
Ohio: Miss Floy Hicks of st. Paul. Mimi;
MISS Bertha Funk of HagerstoWn, Nd. and
Miss Florence Ensor of Baltimore-will be
SoWhed alike in yellow satin, with bodices
OF yellow mousseline de so:e. large black
velvet hats, and Will carry yellow chrysan-
thcmums Mrs. Perkins will wear black
SILK and duchess lace. The couple will
make a tour of some length before going
10 Marshaitown. Iowa, their future home
Mr.. Let's, who is a colonel on the staff of
the governor of Iowa, was accompanied
mere by number of relatives and friends
Mr.. Charles st. Clair of Iowa will be best
man.
Last night after the wedding rehearsal
Mr. Let's entertained the bridal party at
a beautiful dinner at Rauscher's. The table
was laid for sixteen. The centerpiece was
of yellow chrysanthemurns and the corsage
bouquets were of violets
Trinity Church. Georgetown. was crowded
to the walls yesterday afternoon by the
large gathering of friends assembled to
WILKES titt marriage Ol MISS lCd 1SdDelle
Sullivan to Mr.. John ]. Dolan. The ushers
Mr.. NJ. j. Colbert, DR.. j. F. Moran Mr.
Charles Earl, jr.. Mr.. James F. Shea Mr.
NJ A. Macdonald and Mr.. c. Woodbury.,
German of Providence, r. I-were kept
busy until the arrival of the bridal party
seating the guests. The sanctuary was
deliberately adorned with palms and white
chrysantnemum plants, and the altar
among the lighted taperS were large bou-
quets of the same flowers The bride came
in church with her brother, Mr. j. D. SuIli-
van, preceded by her sister. Miss Cecilia
Sullivan. At the sanctuary railing the
groom awaited her coming attended by the
best man, Mr.. Wm J. Cronn of Providence,
X. l. Rev. John d. Boland pastor of St.
Nncents Church Baltimore, performed
the ceremony. There were besides in the
sanctuary Rev. DR.. Stafford. Rev. Father
MCGEE. Rev. G. a. Dougherty, Rev. DR..
Gum, Rev Father Richards, S. j.. and
Kew. w. j. Scanlon, s. j., rector of Trinity
church The bride, who is a universal
fayorite and highly accomplished young
iauy, looked very pretty in her wedding
gown OF white satin, the bodice trimmed in
diamond star, the gift of the groom. and
ner bouquet was of large white chrysanthe-
NUNS and msidenhair fern
Inc Maid of honor was gowned in rose
pink n\ousseline de sole and carried huge
bouquet or pink chrysanthemums. The re-
ceptlon winch followed the ceremony at the
residence of Mrs. Sullivan both street was
attended by relatives and intimate friends
and was a delightful event. The parlors
were eiaborately decked with chrysanthe-
NUNS, and one corner of the front room
was arranged as a bower, where the couDle
received the congratulations Of the com
pany Mrs and Miss Sullivan received the
guests as they entered. sumptuous COL
lation was served and the guests carried
nome souvenir boxes of wedding cake
These pretty white receptacles were stamn.
e e with the initials of the couple in gilt
Mr. and Mrs Dolan left last night for a
northern trip and upon their return will
reside at 1923 Both street
Mrs. Belden Noble has issued invitations
Ior the marriage of her daughter. Miss
Mary Maud Noble, to Mr.. James Shanklin
Harlan, at ST. Johns Church, Tuesday,
November %. at II o'clock.
Miss Susie NJ Naylor. daughter of Mr.
Henry Naylor Of Chestnut Ridge, was mar
RED yesterday to Mr.. Harry Dorsey of
Washington at Trinity p. E. Church, How
srd county, Md. The church was beauti-
lui.y decorated with palms and chrysanthe-
NUNS The ceremony took place at half
past . o'clock, and was performed by the
Kew. VIM. F. Gardner, rector of the church.
The bride was attired in white organdie,
trimmed with old point lace, and carried q
large bunch of white chrysanthe1nums
while her tul,e veil, fastened by diamond
spear, family heirloom, fell to the hem of
her skirt Mr. Worthngton Dorsey, broth
er OF the groom. was best man. The maid
Of honor was Miss Carrie s. Naylor sister
Of the bride, and the bridesmaids were
Misses Charlotte E. Mayor, Mary E. King.
Bessie Roberts and Elisa c. Gardner who
wore white organdie over yellow and car
ried punches of yellow chrysantnemums
The ushers were DIR. Charles James Messrs
Sherman James, Richard T. Naylor and
Irving Adams. After the ceremony a re-
ception was held at Chestnut Ridge" the
home of the bride. Among the guests pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Naylor. Mr..
John Naylor, Miss Elizabeth Naylor. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Naylor, jr., Mr. and Mrs
Charles James, Miss Edith Roberts Mr.
William Archer Roberts, DR. and Mrs
Harry Dorsey. Miss Mary Dorsey, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Odds, Miss Elizabeth Meies.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Meigs, Mr.. Return
Jonathan Meigs, DR.. and Mrs. b. A. STAFF
ford Of Washington, d. c.
A very large company of friends was
present last night at the Luther Place Me-
mortal Church to witness the marriage of
Miss Antoinette Muller, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George ]. Muller and grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Eberiy to
Mr.. Ogilvie Shumate, also of this city The
chancel of the church was filed with pot
ted plants and chrysanthemums in great
variety. Miss Ella Butler presided at the
| organ. The bride was given away by her
| father, and the groom was attended by
was white satin, and tulle veil was worm
| The service was performed by Rev. j. g.:
Butler. Mr.. and Mrs. Shuneate left the
city last night for Cincinnati aid southern
cities, to be absent month or more Their
residence will continue to be Washington
! Miss Maud Clews Mills of Onanc ock, Va.
| VAS married In that town yesterday to
Mr. Samuel Harry White Of this CITY, The