Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-16
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Married in the Palm ecked Ohancel at
Epiphany.
The Gu1lck Wilson md Hatfield =
Glover Weddings Last Night
Some Others-PersOnals.

At Epiphany Church last night Miss Flor
cree Rosalie Wilson and Mr.. Charles Lewis
Gulick were married in the presence of
large gathering of invited guests. The chan
eel was adorned with palms and lilies. The
ushers were Mr.. Hart Grigsby Mr.. Colds
borough Serpen of Norfolk. Mr.. Pogue of
North Carolina and MIR. Jaquelle of Wash
ington. Miss Bowie Wilson. sister of the
bride, was maid of honor. and Miss Bessie
Wilson and Miss Julia Briinal of PhiladeI-
phia were bridesmaids. They were dressed
in white organdis. the first wearing Lavender
ribbons and carrying a boluet of purple
sweet peas. and the bridesmaids had green
ribbons and carried pink sweet peas. The
bride was escorted in church by her
uncle, MIR. Gustave Freibus. and wore white
nlousseline de sole white satin. with
tuiie Veil. fastened with SunburSt of dia-
mcnds. Her flowers were white sweet
peas and she elso carried a white-bound
prayer book. from which the service was
read. Mr.. Henry Sherman was best man
and Rev. Mr.. Wood performed the service.
A small reception followed at the residence
of the bride. on l. street, before Mr.. and
Mrs Gulick left for the north. The couple
will reside at Bridgeport. Conn, where the
groom is in business.
Miss Ethel Adelia Glover and DIR. Henry
Rand Hatfield We're married yesterday at
O'Clock at the residence of the brides
parents. Mr. and Mrs John r. Glover X
street. The pariors Were profusely adorn-
Ell with daisies and palms. and the couple
stood in n bower of green arranged in the
bay window for the ceremony. An aisle
was formed by white ribbons held by young
cousins and friends of the bride-Mss Har-
per of Wheeling. Miss Maclaren of San
jose. Cal. Miss FGgg of Chicago and Miss
Williams CT Minneapolis. Miss Clara Nc
Donald was maid of honor and Mr.. Carl
kinsley of St. Louis best man. The
bride came in with her father and was pref
thy gowEed in white crepe de chene. and
carried a bouque; of bride roses Rev. DIR.
Radcliffe performed the ceremony. at which
only relatives assisted reception fol-
lowed, which was largely attended. after
which Dr. and Mrs. Hatfield left for the
west. They will reside in Chicago. where
the former is a professor in the Chicago
University. Among the cut-of-town re-a-
tives and friends present We're President
and Mrs. Raymond of the University OF
West Virginia. Prof. and Mrs. Hatfield of
the Nor ,hwestern University. Prof. and
Mrs. Nal ard DIR. Flaxner OF baltimore
Mrs Harper. Miss Harper and Mr. Sam
Harper Of Wheeling. Mrs. Williams grand
mother Of the briue. of West Virginia. and
Mrs, Mac!ar6n of California. the brides
aunt.
Miss Bertha Hammet and Mr. John r.
Auth were married Yesterday morning at
81. Marys Church by Rev. DIR. GIaub
Miss Hanmct was bridesmaid and Mr.
George AUTH best man. Messrs Josenh
y
The brlde wore whit Grg.ndie and a tuI!e
Veil and carried lilies Of the valley Mr.
and Mrs. AUTH held a reception later in the
DAY al the residence Of the groom's father
on the BadeEsburg road.
Col. Cotton and Miss Cotton are out west
thor return to Washington. when Col. and
Mrs. Cotton and their family will go north
for the summer.
EX-RCprSsc NATIVE HUFF and family have
left town for the season. and are now at
Greensburs. Pa, their summer home.
Mrs. Chandler. with her mother. Mrs.
Hale. and Master Jack Chandler left this
morning for their home in New Hampshire.
Yesterday Miss Pearl May Barnes and
ar. Frank p. Bayne were married at the
rectory Of St. Andrews Episcopal Church
by Rev. DIR. Perry. Only party of rela-
tives Were present Mr.. AMI Mrs. Payne
eft Immediately fer "A northern trip. and
after May Will be ct home at 1i13 18th
street.
Mrs. William Emory. wife of Commodore
Emory L. S. N. and family at
their summer home on Long Island.
Miss May l.. Thompson of 30 Dist street
is spending her vacation at Germantown,
No.
Miss Nora V. Shreve. who has been On
a extended visit to friends in this city has
returned TO her home, Monocacy, Nd.
Mrs. James Doyle CT 2ii3 L street and
her little son Henry visiting Mrs. VI. c.
Ashe at her beautiful nome in BrIghtsea;.
Prince Georges county, Nd.
Miss Mamie Kane, who went 10 New
York to attend the wedding of her school
mate. Miss Kate Trainer to Mr.. chris.
Gelsen Of the Brooklyn Eagle, on the S;h
instant. Is now spending a month with
friends in Philadelphia and will afteTwAcd
pay a visit to the bride in her Brooklyn
home
Miss Grant and Miss Ellis have left town
l, attend the CONNIE ncement of Cornell
University at the graduation of Mr.. Hdrori
G. Grant.