Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-09
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Details Of Several Interesting Cere-
AOnies-A Country We'd
dinG%PersOnals.

contracting parties being Miss Josephine
Garner and Mr.. Trueman Singluff. The
quaint old village OF Chaptico. st. Mary's
county, was the seer e Of the suspicious
event. which attracted q host of friends
of the young couple from all over the
state. The ceremony took place in All
Saints Episcopal Church Of that place ar
edifice beautiful in its antiquity and num-
bering among its parishioners many OF the
old families of the terrapin state. The
church was decorated deliberately with
white and pink chrysanthemums. The
bride. magnihcently gowned I'm white satin.
was escorted to the altar by her father,
Billingsley Garner, esq. The bridesmaids
were dressed most becomingly in white
taffeta over pink silk, with large Gains
borough hats. There were Miss Dorothy
Garner. sister Of the bride, maid of honor:
Miss Josephine Urath Garner of Ruston,
Nd; Miss Blanche Williar of the same
place and Miss Lizzie SliEgluff of Charles
county. The ushers were Mr.. Edgar Sling
luf, Mr.. William Garner, Mr.. Wade Black
istone and Mr.. Neale of Baltimore. The
best man was Mr. Edgar Slingluff and the
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr..
CAN'T, rector Of the church. After the
ceremony the wedding party took car
riages for Mechancsville, together with a
numerous escort. where the train was
taken for Washington, the future home Of
the young people. Mr.. and Mrs. Sling
luff went to the Arlington for few days,
preparatory to going to housekeeping.
Quite number of the visiting friends Of
the couple returned to the brides beautiful
home. Motley Hail." and enjoyed there
the hospitality which southern Marylanders
extend in their inimitable style.
At the marriage, Thursday evening. No
vember 1S. at the Calvary Baptist Church.
of Miss Mary Beard Chambers and Mr..
William H. Mearns the bride will be at
tended by Miss Louise Kaufman maid
Miss Mira Moves, Miss Alice Pilling. Miss
Bessie Hopkins and Miss Helen Woodward.
The ushers will be Mr.. LandOn Burchell,
Mr.. Frank w. Vaughn, Mr. Colin Studs,
Mr.. Archibald Butt. Mr.. Harry o. Wilson.
Mr.. Hugh ]. Guthrie of Passaic, N. j.;
Mr.. John Branal of Philadelphia and Mr..
d. Laurance Chambers. Judge Charles
Marcy Robinson of Middletown, Conn, will
be best man. Rev. Dr. Greene, rector or
the church. will perform the betrothal
service and Rev. Tileston F. Chambers Of
Saratoga Springs, brother of the bride. will
perform the marriage service. The recep-
Mr.. and Mrs. Chambers. 1441 Q street. is
intended for the bridal party and relatives,
with a few intimate friends.
Miss, Daisy Davis, at her marriage to Mr..
w. 8. Teel, jr., Tuesday, November 10. at
the Church OF the Covenant, will be at
girl, and two youthful relatives, little
Misses Winifred and Faith Davis, will be
flower girls. Mr.. lie Droit Barber of New
York will be best man. The ushers will be
Mr.. Thomas Francis, jr., Mr.. Charles
Howe, Mr.. Harry Bennar, Mr.. Barry Mo
hun, Mr.. Maurice Sousa and Mr. Mortimer
Acheson. Rev. DR.. Hamlin will officiate,
and only few intimate friends of the
couple have been hidden to join the bridal
party ami relatives at the reception which
will follow at the residence of Mr. and Mrs
Davis, Roanoke street. The couple will
take southern trip before going to Yonk-
ers to live.
Miss Lane Of Pittsburg and Miss Rams
dell Of Indianapolis will arrive today to
visit Miss Davis and to be present at her
marriage.
The floral decorations at the Perkins
Let's wedding. Thursday afternoon, at the
Church of the Covenant, will be In yellow
and white. Yellow and white chrysanthe-
NUNS will also adorn the residence of Mrs.
Perkins, 1915 18th street. Col. Let's gave
a theater party. followed by a supper, in
honor of his bride and a number of friends
last night. Today. II the weather had been
suspicious, tally-ho party had been ar
ranged. Tomorrow night, after the we'd
ding rehearsal, Col. Let's will entertain the
bridal party at dinner. The bridesmaids,
OF whom there will be six, are to wear
gowns of yellow satin. with mousseline de
sole bodices, black velvet picture hats. and
Will carry yellow chrysanthemums The
maid OF honor, Miss Josephine Perkins, will
wear white satin, large black velvet nat
with plumes and carry white chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Rev. DR.. Leavitt will perform the mar
rage ceremony tomorrow afternoon for
Miss Edith Eleanor Thompson and Mr.. G.
Won fnui Jones, at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. w. 8. Thompson, New York ave
hCe. Chrysanthemums will adorn the house
MISS Bessie Edison will attend the bride as
maid of honor and Mr.. Paul Richards of
fhilaoelphia will be best man. A recap-
ton will follow the ceremony and last un-
til $50 o'clock
At st. AIMS Catholic Church, November
l. Miss Mary Gertrude Collins of Tenley-
town and Mr.. William l.. German were
married by the pastor. A large number of
guests were present. Miss Louise Hill was
maid of honor and DR.. Horigan was best
man. Mr.. Hill and Mr. Beal were ushers
The bride wore an elegant dress of white
silk, with tulle veil, and carried bride roses.
Her maid of honor was in pink silk aid
tulle. The couple are making a trip west
and will visit the mother of the groom at
Massillon. Ohio.
The Mississippi Association, which is
fast becoming one Of the noted social and
state organizations of Washington, will
meet wednesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. u. W. Pegram, 1115 Rhode Island ave.
nue.. All Mssissippians are invited to at
tend these meetings, which are universally
characterized by cordial relations and good
fellowship.
DR.. Lannahan of Baltimore will solemnize
tuc HdETidSe OI MISS CarOlyne Morgan
Clark and DIR. s. MacCandless Stuart. at
the home Of the brides parents, tomorrow,
Wednesday. November TO- at II m Miss
Clark is great-great-graEddaug of
Adam Clark, father of our paper currency
and signer Of the Declaration of Independ-
ence. DR.. Stuart holds the chair of biology
and comparative anatomy in the Baltimore
Medical College. Only the immediate fami-
ly will be in attendance. The bride will
wear a travelling suit of brown cloth and
carry brides roses. The couple will take a
short tour in the north. after which they
will make their home in Baltimore.
Miss Mamie Hopper has gone to New
York to attend wedding. She will stop
with her cousin, Mrs. Allen.
Mr.. Theodor Goth has arrived and will
spend the winter with his daughters, the
Misses Goth. eff 1913 Rhode Island avenue.
Mr.. L. l.. Nicholson and family, who
have for the past six years been living at
Rockville. Md, have removed to 3126 Dunn
barton avenue. West Washington.
Col. and Mrs. o. d. Kinsman of Mont
gomery county, Nd. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Beatrice to Mr.. B.
Molly 8. Woodford Of Parkersburg, w. Va
Miss Frances B. Johnston, ACCOMPANIED
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