Evening star., 1898-10-19
Happy Hearts United at Church and
Home Events.
SUNSHINE And ORANGE BLOSSOMS
Archbishop keane Officiates at St
PauPs Church.
P E r S o n A L n OF E

The return of sunshine for the weddings
today was the happiest and brightest omen
possible, and brides and grooms and all
their well wishers were affected by it. At
st. Paufs Church. 10Th and V streets one
| of the largest gatherings of the day assem-
bled at noon to witness the marriage of
Miss Edyth Mohun to Lieut.. Walter Oil
phant Hulme, U. S. N 1t was charming
event, as all navy weddings apt to be
when uniforms donned, but it was also
doubly impressive by the presence of Arch
bishop Keane, who performed the marriage
ceremony, and whose acquaintance with
the brides family has been a long and
very close one. The attractive young bride
is the youngest daughter of Mrs. Clare
Hanson Mohun and granddaughter of the
late Mrs. Anna Hanson Dorsey. The groom,
who is a New Yorker, is the executive Of
hcer of the Pensacola navy yard, and COM
manded vessel during the late war
The high altar at ST. Paul's was brilliant
ly lighted by candles and decorated with
bouquets of pink and white chrysanthe-
NUNS, and palms were arranged about the
sanctuary. Up to the last moment the
ushers were kept busy seating the guests,
who represented both army and resident
circles. These gentlemen were Lieutenant
Bernadou, U. S. N; Lieutenant Bannon. Z.
s. NJ. c.. DR.. Won Wedekin, L. S. N, and
Paymaster Addison, U. S. N. The grooms
relatives, several of whom were present,
and the brides rela tives had the front
pews. With Mrs. Mohun was faithful
her children and who served her family
thirtysix years. With her was Master
Reginald M3hun, son of Mr.. r. Dorsey
Mohun, the eldest son in the family, who
is now in Africa. Mrs. Eastman and Miss
Ella Lorraine Dorsey, aunts OF the bride,
were also present.
The bride came in church with her broth
err Paymaster Mohun, e. S. n. Her only
att 1r
Hulme of New York. brother of the groom,
was best man. Archbishop Keane was
sisted by Rev. DIR. Garrigan, vice rector of
the Catholic University. and Rev. Father
tuary were also Monsignor Conaty, rector
of the Catholic University; Rev. Thomas ).
Lee. Rev. DIR. Stafford, Rev. Father Whit
ney, president of Georgetown University;
Father Hagen, Father Gloyd, Father Bart,
Father Valley, Father O'Rourke, Father
Foley and other clergymen.
The bride was daintily and girlishly dress
ed in white organdie over white silk and
wore tulle veil and orange blossoms Her
maid of honor was also in white over pink
silk. A large picture hat was worn and
bunch of pink chrysanthemums carried. No
reception followed the ceremony, but the
bridal party, the out-of-town relatives and
the clergymen went afterwards to Mrs. Mo-
huns residence. 2119 California avenue, for
breakfast. The house was prettily deco
rated with pink and white chrysanthemums
and the flag was also in evidence.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Hulme left during
the afternoon for their wedding journey,
the bride looking exceedingly stylish in
smart dress of dark-blue cloth with touches
of scarlet showing and a becoming toque
of black velvet. Their home this winter
will be at the Pensacola navy yard.
Among the out-of-town guests present at
the wedding We're Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Newbold Black of Philadelphia, the latter
sister of the groom; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Duer of Baltimore, the latter aunt of the
q MrC
Mohun of New York and her son, Master
Reginald Mohun; Prof. and Mrs. Echols,
University of Virginia: Mrs. and Miss Rel
singer, wife and daughter of Commander
Reisnger; MIR. and Mrs. Keyser, Mr.. ard
Mrs. Turtle and Lieutenant and Mrs.
Hasseler, all of Pensacola; Chief Engineer
Roach, U. S. N, and Lieutenant and Mrs.
Wood of Baltimore.
The Aba Socials will be entertained this
evening at the home of Mrs. Walter {.
Duff, No. 1000 New Hampshire avenue
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Caroline Suydam Duer the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Denning Duer, to Mr.. George
Xavier McLanahan of this city. The cere-
mony will be performed Tuesday. Novem-
Der ), at half-past l., in st. Johns Church,
New Haven, Conn, Mr.. and Mrs. Duer
having made the elm city their home for
several years.
Mr.. T. j. kavanaugh of Baltimore and
Miss Jennie Tumelty of this city were mar
i'Su SSStoiudy AFTERNOON at 0..bD o clock by
rev. w. . Caughy, pastor of st. Stephens
Church, assisted by Rev. Jos. L. Gallen,
pastor of SITS. Phillip and James Church
Baltimore. Owing to the recent bereave-
nlent In the brides family the wedding
was very quiet, only the immediate families
of the couple being pres sent. After the cere-
mony Mr.. and MIS-. Kavanaugh left for Old
Point where they will spend their honey
moon, and after November l will be at
home to their many friends at 2742 St Paul
street, Baltimore.
There was small company, at noon to-
day, at the home of Mrs. Virginia Minor
hammond, Columbia Heights. when her
daughter. Margaret, became the wife of
Mr.. William Johnston Marsh. The rooms
were lighted by shaded lamps and prettily
decorated with autumn flowers, ferns and
smilax. while potted plants We're banked in
the front bay window, where the impress
slve ceremony of tha Episcopal Church was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Perry, rector of st.
Andrews Church.
Miss hammond. who was given away by
her mother, wore an elegant trained gown
of ivory gros de Londre combined with lib
erty silk, with sash of MORA velour, and
carried a spray bouquet of bride roses. She
wore no veil. Her sister, Miss Virginia
hammond, attired in white organdy and
carrying la France roses, acted as maid of
heror, and Mr.. Walter G. Peter was best
man.
Immediately after the wedding breakfast
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh departed for an out-of-
the house, 1446 Huntington place, which
Mr.. Marsh has recently purchased and fur
nished for his bride
Calvary Baptist Church was the scene of
a very pretty wedding this morning at IL
o clock, the contracting parties being Miss
Lefty Morris, daughter of Mrs. Eleanor
Morris, and Mr.. George Shepherd Brock
both of this city. The BRIDE attired in
tailor-made gown of blue cloth, preceded
by her maid of honor, Miss Nellie Boyd,
entered the church with her brother, Mr..
Finis ID. Morris, to the strains of the Lo-
hengrin wedding march. Mr.. Brock, at
tended by Mr.. VIM. M. Hannay, met the
bride at the platform. DR.. Samuel H.
Greene officiated. The ushers were Mr.
Frank Parker Davis, Mr.. Harvey Given,
Mr. VIM. White Handley and Mr.. Thos. d.
Brock, brother of the groom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brock will be at home after November 15
at BIS G street northeast.
Mrs. Frances M Small and daughters.
who have been for the past three months
in Canada and on the Georgian bay, have
returned to their home, 1915 Roanoke
street
Mrs. Max Cohen of the Riggs will be at
home to her friends Wednesdays.
Mrs. Samuel d. Sterne and daughter