Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-13
Friends Meet at Church and Home We'd
dings.
Cards Are Out for Late October
Events-PersOnnl Notes Of
Interest.

graceful tendriis from the mantels which
were banked with pond lilies and cosmos
| blooms. Heralded by the wedding march
from Lohengrin. played upon the violin by
| Fraulein Kohler, accompanied by Miss
| Kate McReynolds upon the piano. the bridal
| party entered the parlor and took their
position before the palm-embowered win
| dow, where the ceremony was performed
by Rev. DIR. George B. Patch, pastor emer-
titus of Gunton Temple Church. Miss May
Davenport was the brides only attendant,
! and Mr.. Louis NJ. Prindle was best man.
| The bride was daintiiy attired in white
bengaline and duchess lace. Her flowers
| We're long-stemmed brides roses a single
bud being fastened in her hair. Miss Dav-
| Imports gown was of yellow taffeta with
Dayadere effects in black velvet ribbon and
| she carried bouquet Of pearl roses The
ceremony was performed at o'clock in
the presence of only few relatives and
| very intimate friends, and was followed by
| reception from to 10. Later in the
evening. DR.. and Mrs. GcodalI left for a
northern trip. and will conclude their jour-
ney at Bennington, where the groom is
| practicing his profession.
Miss Annie Else Wing and Mr.. Howard
Fairfax Lea of Kansas City. Mo-, were
| married yesterday at Hamline ME- Church
! only a Few intimate friends witnessed the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Lea left immedi-
| ately for New York city and a trip through
| the north They will be at home Tuesdays
| after November Is at $50 Olive street, Kan
| sas City. Mo.
Miss George Ingraham Burns and Dr. w.
T. Henshaw Of Martinsburg. w. Va. were
| married yesterday at the Ascension Church
| by Rev. DIR. Elliott. Mr. r. L. Snodgrass of
Martinsburg was best man, and Messrs J.
| T. Fraser of Martinsburg and r. H. Hem
son or Berryville, Va, were ushers The
groom is the mayor of Martinsburg, and is
| very prominent In West Virginia politics.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grafton Duany Hanson an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Eleanor Grafton. to Mr.. Arthur Peale Mill
the Ascension. Mrs. Miller will receive
| Fridays after December 1 at 1915 18th
| street.
This evening, at the residence of Dr. and
| Mrs. VIM. r. Goodman, the marriage of
their daughter Nellie to Mr.. Jacob Mohler
| twin Will be solemnized by Rev. DR.. SkeI-
| lenser. The bride will wear a travelling
| dress of brown cloth and carry bride roses
| A reception will follow the ceremony.
1 Upon their return from their wedding trip
| the couple will reside at 1a23 10th street,
| where the bride will receive Thursdays
| after November /.
Gen. and Mrs. McKeever and daughter
| have returned to town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Glover are spending
the autumn at their place, MISSIONER, on
| the Tenleytown road.
Admiral. Ramsay and family have re-
L luiHcu W tOWn LOT the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcclure are back
in town from their summer travels.
Admiral and Mrs. Worden and Miss
| Worden have returned to their K street
| residence for the season.
Mrs. John Hay, wife Of the American
| ambassador to England, and the Misses
Hay sailed today for England.
General and Mrs Parke have issued invi-
tations for the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Emily Blight. to Mr.. Oracle King
Richards of New York, Tuesday, the 18th
| OF October, at II o'clock, at 16 Lafayette
square.
Miss Sakers of Baltimore is visiting Mrs.
William Kolb. at SU9 18th street northeast
AT Richmond. Va. yesterday Mr.. Will
liam ]. Lavarre of Washington and Miss
| Leila Goddin Haynes of Church Hill were
| married at Union Station Methodist Church
| In the presence of large assemblage of
| friends. The chancel was banked with
palms and flowers. and the wedding scene
was strikingly pretty one. The ceremony
| was performed by Rev. DIR. George c. VAN
| derslice. Mr.. w. b. Johnson was best man.
and the ushers were Messrs. w. s. Stam-
| per OF this city, Frank Holland, William
Sullivan and Tom Mussen. Miss Addie Y.
| Haynes, a sister of the bride was maid of
| honor, with Miss Sallie Sullivan and Miss
Williams as bridesmaids. Mr.. and Mrs
| Lavarre, after the ceremony started at
| once for this city.
| Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
Robert s. Downs Of Washington to Miss
| Fay, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William o.
Saville of No. 1904 Edmondson avenue,
| Wednesday. October 20. at Harlem Park
Methodist Episcopal Church. Baltimore
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas p. Morgan have
| issued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Marion Lee, to Mr.. Wilfred Sey-
| mour Mcleod, Wednesday afternoon, Oc-
| tober q, at O'Clock, at st. Patrick's
| Church.
Miss Marjorie Young. daughter of Col
Young, Sd United States Cavalry, is visit
| ing Mrs. Kuhn, 1915 NJ street
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Winner and family
have returned from their long stay at
Gloucester, Mass, to their residence Gu
| Wyoming avenue.
Senator Money and family. who have
been spending the summer at woodiey Inn.
| lett Tor Carrollton, Miss, Tuesday They
will return to the Inn about November for
| snort stay, before selecting their home
| for the season.
Mr.. John A. Prescott and family have
leased their house to Mr.. Lester of Wash
| lngton, and are now located at the Vic
| toria, Columbia Heights.
| The marriage of Miss Janet Collins Dono-
van and Judge Frank W. Owens took Mace
at o'clock last evening at the residence OF
| the parents or the bride, No. IBIS street.
| Ihe ceremony was performed by Rev. DR.
| Alexander Kent, pastor of the Peoples
| Church. The parlors were beautifully dec
l
ers, arranged with great taste
| Cards have been received announcing the
! marriage of Miss Annie Elise Wing and
| Mr.. Howard Fairfax Lea of Kansas CITY.
Mo. The wedding took place at Hamline
e. Church at noon Tuesday, October L.
| Only a few intimate friends of the con-
| trac ting parties witnessed the ceremony
Mr. ard Mrs. Lea left Immediately for New
York city aid a trip through the north.
| They will be Ell home Tuesdays after No
| vember 10 at $40 Olive street, Kansas City,
Mo.
Mrs. N. Kaufmann of Toledo Ohio, who
| is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Lewis
Baar of 1905 H street, will be at home to
her friends Friday afternoons and evenings
during October and November.
Miss Mamie A. Douglas. one of the pop
| cler teachers of the Wallach school, was
| married last evening at the cathedral in
] Baltimore to DIR. VIM. +. Aughinhaugh,
| Rev. Father Reardon officiating. The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Maude E.
Douglas. and the groom by DIR. Edward
WALL The couple will make their future
home In Chicago.
A party of young people from Capitol