Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-17

| Alexander Britton. jr., Louis Hoover, Fred.
w. Quinter and Norman Howard. No re-
ception will follow the ceremony The
young couple will leave tonight for an ex-
tensive northern trip, and besides making
stops in New York and Boston, will visit
relatives in Providence and New London
At Providence they will be given a recep-
ton by an uncle of the groom. The brides
going-away dress is of ox-blood cloth, with
small toque to match. Her wedding pres
| ents are both numerous and elegant The
couple have a new home on Caroline street
awaiting them on their return, which has
been completely furnished, as one of Col
Britton's presents to them.
The marriage of Miss Daisy Davis to Mr.
William s. Teel, jr, which occurred last
| night at the Church of the Covenant united
| two of the oldest families in the District
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Todd Davis. and the groom the SON
OF Mr.. William s. Teel. The ushers were
Kept busy till the arrival of the bridal
party seating the guests. They were
Messrs Harry Benner. Thomas Francis. jr..
Mortimer Acheson, Maurice Sioussa, Barry
MChun and Charles Howe. Palms. with
pink and white chrysanthemum bushes,
were massed about the platform and pulpit
The brides flower bearers were two pretty
curly haired children, Faith and Winifred
Davis. who were dressed in white null
over pink silk, with pink ribbons. and car
red baskets of pink roses. They wore
short tulie wells fastened with two white
p umes Miss Josephine Perkins, as maid
of honor, wore white silk null over white
satin, trimmed with pink satin ribbon, ami
carried pink roses. Her tulle veil was also
sUrmounted by white plumes and pinned
back from her face by a jeweled ornament.
The brides dress was of embossed white
Muslin over white satin, and was trimmed
with the point lace worn by her mother at
her wedding. A coronet of orange bios
Sc ms was worn, with a tulle veil. Mr.. lie
Droit Barber of New York was best man
and Rev. DR.. Hamlin officiated. After the
ceremony a small reception followed at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel I. Davis
on Roanoke street. Pink and white chrys-
anthemums dccked each of the rooms. Mrs.
Davis, the handsome mother of the bride,
wore heliot:ope brocade trimmed with
point lace. Mr.. and Mrs. Teei have gone on
trip south. and will be back here to spend
Thanksgiving with the brides parents be-
fore going on 10 Yonkers to live. The bride
received great quantities of beautiful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Todd Davis, jr., the
latter formerly Miss Barber, were on for
the wedding.
Bowler, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John J.
Bowler, to Mr.. Joseph T. K. Plant, this
evening at o'clock at the Church of the
Epiphany, the brides dress will be of white
satin, trimmed in mousseline de sole and
lilies of the valley. She will wear a tulie
veil and carry bride roses. The maid of
Lonor, Miss Elsie Plant, sister Of the
groom. will wear cream satin. with cream
and will carry La France roses. The
bridesmaids will be Miss Lille Faunce.
who will wear pink satin, with pink silk
null; Miss Annie Hasler, green satin, with
green silk null: Miss Maggie Lesnitzer.
yellow satin and yellow silk NULL and Miss
Annie Burke. blue satin and blue silk null.
Each will carry chrysanthemumS, tied with
ribbon the color of their dresses
Tuesday evening Fremont Camp, Sons
OF Veterans, gave a reception and banquet
a. Freund's 1t was very pleasant event
in every respect Among those i'm atten-
dance were Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Cameron.
Mrs j. B. Brock, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Benjamin, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Hoffman,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Donnelly, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. z. Thompson, Miss Gunner. Misses Moy-
ers. Messrs. w. Harry Moore and c. T.
ConsauI.
Major Mclaughlin of the 18th United
States Infantry and Mrs. Mclaughlin are
guests of Major and Mrs. Adair of No. 3
Washington LarrackS-
Miss Warfield, who has recently returned
from her Texas ranch, is making short
visit with Col. and Mrs. James G. Payne,
Massachusetts avenue
Mss Christine Owen will be the frs;
debutante of the season. Mrs. Queen has
sent out cards for a tea December j, when
she will be presented.
One Of the leading social events of the
Georgetown season will take place this
evening dt . y CloSh dt Shtisl SHuiCiip Soi-
ner of 3lst and o streets, the occasion be-
ing the marriage of Miss Francs Caroline
Wheatley, daughter of ex-Comrliss:oner
Samuel E. Wheatley. to Lieut.. Thomas s.
Borden of the United States Marine Corps.
The best man will be Mr.. Edward r. Mar
shall of Philadelphia, while Miss Lille
Blackford and Miss Julia Wilson will act
as bridesmaids. Misses Laura and Mary
Wheatley, sisters of the bride and debu-
tantes of the season, will be maids Of hon.
or. The ;fshers will be Capt. Paul st. Clair
Murphy, u. S. NJ. c.; Lieut.. Philip NJ. Ban
non, U. s. NJ. c.; Assistant Engineer Wal
ter Ball. U. s. N; Assistant Engineer John
p Ryan, U. s. N; Ensign C. E. Gilp:n, y.
The music for the occasion will be rendered
by the vested choir with the full choral
service.
Captain di Zeriga and family are again in
their street house. having returned from
their country place in Loudoun county, Va
Mrs ]. X. Stickney, who has spont the
last two winters in California, Is now at
the Concord.
Representative and Mrs. Alexander of
Buffalo have returned TO this city and
have apartments at the Concord
The Misses Coulter of New York and Miss
Herring returned to their home today after
a visit OF five days In Baltimore and Wash
ington. ssS
Bates announce their marriage Moneay.
they viii be at home to their friends We'd