Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-18
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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friends. The altar was profusely adorned
! with flowers and lighted tapers. The ush-
ers were Mr.. Quinlan, Mr.. Donohoe. Mr..
Dunnirg and Mr.. NJ. Giney. When the
arrived. the ushers led the way to the
sanctuary. The bride an exceedingly pretty
girl, wore a becoming dress of white or
candle over white silk, deliberately TRIM
Ned with lace insertion. She carried a
bouquet of bride roses. Miss MoIlie Walsh,
sister of the groom, was her only attend
ant, and was daintily attired in white or
candle and carried a bouquet of La France
roses. reception followed, which was
largely attended The couple were the re-
cipients of many beautiful presents, and
they left by an early train for an extended
tour through the north.
The Dolly Madison Chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution, celebrated
Flag day, and held it's last meeting until
October, at Oak Lawn, the delightful home
of Mrs. Dean who was assisted by her
daughter, Mrs. Paul The day was charm
ing, and a prettier sight could not be i'm
agined. Little tables dotted the lawn. 1t
was basket picnic, and the long table set
out at one side of the house was decorated
by the hostess with varied hues IF sweet
peas. A quartet of the High School Ca
diets discoursed charming music. Rev.
Teunis Hamlin gave talk ON the flag and
Mr.. Tweedale recitation.
The Misses Roberts, Somers, Smythe,
Nelson, Curtiss and Rogers are at Atlantic
City.
The marriage of Miss Mamie 1. King and
Mr.. Jas. A. Bishop will take place on We'd
nesday. June % AT home after July 4, at
1926 New Jersey avenue northwest.
Mrs. Mary Townsend Hawk, 1719 II
street, left yesterday for Freeport, Pa, to
spend the summer.
Miss Leland Waters of Atlanta, Ga, who
has been visiting relatives in New York
and Washington, returned to her home
yesterday.
Miss s. P. Kelch of 424 East Capitol
street sailed today from Philadelphia for
England. She Will visit Scotland and Ire
land also during her trip.
Mrs. Amy F. Hamilton, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Frances Beatrice, left
today for their usual summer trip to the
mountains near Frederick, Md. They will
stay till October !.
Monday evening last birthday party
was held at the home of Miss Beulah
Glaze, 81 T street southwest. Many fine
roses decked the parlors. The large num-
Der of friends present We're well enter
tanned by Mrs. Shilling and Miss Sharp on
the plano, Miss Perkins with several reel
tations, and Mr.. Walker on the guitar and
with songs. A fine collation. was served In
the garden, beneath bright reflected lights
Those present were: Misses Gertrude Har-
per- Bessie Gaylor, G. II. Barker, EDITH G
Perkins, Florenc. Sharp, Gertrude Athey,
Matte Tucker, Parker, Clara M. FUCKER
BERTHE Harper, Minnie Tucker, Mesdames
William Landslide. erosion, b. M Laws
Capt. and Mrs. Shilling, and Messrs. X
Braden, j. Mullaly Ham Pruden, Edward
Birckhead, ]. j. Lewis, K. o. Cromwell, r.
S. Sharp, w. H. Reed, G. B. Cornwall
Frank Riley, C. Walker, B. NJ. Laws, n.
w. Bowling and George Roberts.
A straw ride was given by the young men
through Ardwick Bladensburg, Hyatts-
vile and the Highlands after which the
party returned to the beautiful home OF
Miss Edgerly, Ardwick, Md, where COLA
ton was served. The spacious rooms were
decorated in American flags and dancing
was enjoyed. Among those present were
Mrs John Palmer and Mrs. Edgerly as
chaperons, Miss Stancliff and Mr. Harvey
Miss Edgerly and Mr.. Steel, Miss Ogie.
Mr.. Gundling, Miss Stewart, Mr.. StancliT
Miss Gundling and Mr.. Charles Palmer
Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown, was
the scene of beautiful wedding Thurs
day evening, the contracting parties being
Mr. John +. Costello of this city and Miss
Agnes J.. Killeen, youngest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George kileen. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev D.. NJ Nc
Cormick of Frostburg. Md. assisted by
Fathers Scanlon and Mulvaney. The bride
was attired in a dainty gown of crepe
de chene and wore a diamond sunburst. a
gift from the groom. Her only attendant
In beautiful gown of mousSeline de sole
over peach bloom silk. Mr.. Walter j. Cos
tello was best man and the ushers were
Messrs. Charles Brooks, -Jno. NJ Thompson,
VIM. killeen and Frank z. Maroney. The
wedding party and about 800 other guests
went later to Mr.. and Mrs. Killeens resi-
dence for the reception. Upon the return
of the couple from their northern trip they
will go to housekeeping at 7OT 9th street
northeast.
Mrs. William Writ Kimball and Mrs.
George Alexander Gordon are at Spring
Lake, New Jersey. for the summer
Representative James r. Mann of Illinois
is spending few days with Mrs. Mann at
Atlantic City.
The most beautiful wedding that has oc-
Cured in Fauquier county, Virginia, in
many years was that in Trinity Church,
Marshall, June 7, when Miss Mary Blair
Horner became the wife of Rev. John 8.
Bunting, assistant rector of Holy Apostles
Episcopal Church, Philadelphia. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. ]. j. Nor
wood and Rev. Oscar Bunting of st. fauls,
Petersburg. The bride is the daughter of
DR.. Frederick Horner, U. s. N, and Mrs.
Horner. The church edifice had been spe-
cially renovated for the occasion and dec
Grated with exquisite flowers, the windows
and chancel were banked with greens and
roses and the altar cleaned with lighted
tapers in silver candelabra. The wedding
march and music was played by Miss May
Thornton of Memphis. The six bridesmaids
were gowned in white. The maid of honor
was Miss Bessie Horner, the brides sister,
and Mr.. Lindsay Bunting Of Bristol, Va,
brother of the groom, was the best man.
The ushers were Mr.. Leonard S. Horner of
Lehigh University, j. Edgar Gibson, Rev.
Alsop Leffingwell and Edgar V. Seeler of
Philadelphia, Drayton G. Meade, jr. and
George Carter of Alexandria, and the
bridesmaids Miss Edna f. Horner Miss
Many Bunting, Miss Julia S. Barry, Miss
Anna bowman, Miss Julia X. Pullman of
Philadelphia and Miss Anna Castleman of
New Orleans. They emerged from the YES
try rooms on either side the chance and
moved down the aisle to meet the bride
accompanied by her father, followed by
the groom, best man and ushers. Preced-
ing the hour, luncheon was served at the
"Moorings," the home of the bride, and
after the wedding reception was held and
refreshments We're served at the country
residence, Mountain View" of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. II. Wyeth of Philadelphia, and the
home of Richard II. Horner. Among the
invited guests were Rev. Oscar Bunting
Rev Alsop Leffingwell, j. ]. Norwood,
eX-Surgeou General Gunnell, U. S. N; Sur
geon J. D. Gatewood, u. S. N; Paymaster
Frailcy, L. S. N; Major Robt. p Barry
and Mrs. Barry and daughters, Mr.. Jacobs
of Philadelphia, Captain and Mrs Carter
Mr.. and Mrs. Belt and kitty Belt and
Master Fred, Cecil Horner, DR.. and Mrs
Frost and daughters, DR.. and Mrs. Coch-
ran, Mrs. and Misses Forbes, Mr.. and Mrs
Pcyton, Misses Peyton, J. Z. Gibson and
Edgar '. Seeler of Philadelphia Mr. and
Mrs Heinakin, and a host of other friends
md relatives Altogether the full mako