Evening star., 1898-10-27


1 cial feature of the decorating being an
| afchway or bower of green foliage in front
| OF large central window in the parlor, on
| each side OF which were grouped rubber
| plants At the appointed hour he bride
| ana groom came down the stairway end
| through the hall into the parlor. to the
strains of the Lohengrin Wedding March, -
| played by Miss Emma Morris. and. stand
! ing within the bower. were united in mar
| rlage by the Rev. Mr.. Allen Gritti.a of
| ST. Johns Church. Bethesda.
The bride was attred in a rich gown OF
white moire antique. draped with mousse
| line de sole, which was looped away fl ON
| the front with white carnations ana Hli IS
| of the valley. The bodice, which was high
necked had a full front of mousSeline de
| sole. The wedding veil was held in place
| by pearl pin and adorned with dainty
| sprays of lilies of the valley. The bouquet
was of white carnations. The ceremony
was witnessed by the relatives and few of
the most Intimate friends, who shortly af-
! terward adjourned to the dining room.
where a dainty collation. was served. The
center of the dining table decora;cd
with mass of pink roses, AMI the beauty
| or the room heightened by immense foliage
plants banked against one window and the
! &C nservatory opening from one end.
AS this wedding was tha last to occur in
the family, it was the occasion of a family
reunion, when all the brothers and sisters
of the brid, and their families were the
guests of their parents.
Among these pres ent were Mr.. I. II. Roo
ertson, Mrs. and Miss Quartey and Mr. c.
C. Quartley all of Ba! irrlore; Miss Russell
of Ipswich, Mass; the brides eldest sister
of Philadelphia, and Mrs. f. l.. Rob rtsop /;
Mr.. and Mrs +. II. Bend. Mr.. and Mrs lie
Blond Burdett Mr. and Mrs. VIM. T. Rob
ertson and Mr.. ard Mrs. ThoS +. Robert
son and their families: DR.. VIM NJ New
Ghe brides godfather), Mrs. F. l.. Wolver-
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Daish and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. J. b. paish, Messrs. c. Z. Bald
win, G. w. W. Hanger. J. w. McLarhlen
aY4H NaA NSr ND
en-. Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Bond. Mrs. ID. ID.
Burdett, Miss E. J. Palmer. Miss Margaret
Horton, Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Weaver anG
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Nerrill.
At s O'Clock the bride and groom again
stood under the bower to receive the con-
gratuations and good wishes of their many
friends, who thronged the house for the
next two hours. After the reception Mr.
and Mrs. Bowen left for short stay in the
mountains of West Virginia.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Samuel H. Walker have is
sued Invitations to the marriage of heir
daughter Lucretia Alice to Mr.. William r.
Hardy. The ceremony will take pace at
the Waugh Methodist Episcopal Church
Wednesday evening, November q. at 3
O. o'clock.
At the marriage of Miss c. Maude Shinn
ard Mr.. Israel Saville Childs last event. g
at O'Clock The bride was given away by
her father. Mr.. c. NJ. Shinn. The Rev. DR..
Luccock performed the ceremony. The at
ter of the bride, and Mr.. Ralph Riddlebsr-
ger Of Virginia. The wedding march was
played by Miss Rosina Marsh. The GER
cmony was witnessed by the two families,
reception following at 0 O'Clock to the in
timate friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Childs left
On midnight train for a trip north. and
will be at home to friends. after November
l5, at 125 11th street northeast. Assisting
at the reception We're Misses Annie Lati
ner. RGsina Marsh, Edith Marean, Hattie
Gray and Mrs. c. P. Gliem. sister of the
groom. The bride was gowned in a white
satin dress. made With train and overdress
of white mousseline de Sole which was
cat ght with sprays of orange blossoms.
She carried a shower bouquet of brides
ro: es, tied with long satin ribbons. She
wore a diamond pin, the gift of the groom.
and diamond brooch. also a gift. The
going-away gown was of green cloth, with
hat to match. Miss Fora Shinn. maid of
honor, was dressed in white organdie over
white silk and carried huge bouquet of
La France roses. The decorations in par
lor and dining room were palms and chrys-
anthemums.
Mr.. Ralph Steinhardt entertained his
friends Sunday evening at his residence,
434 H street, in hCnor of his twentyfirst
birthday. During the evening instrumental
and vocal music was rendered. after which
supper was served. He was presented wi h
a very handsome diamond ring by the I'm
perial Pleasure Club. of which he is vice
president. Many sp eches and toasts We're
made. Among those present were Messrs.
Sylvan Luchs Louis Moses, Dave Roths-
child. NJ Baumgarten. E. Wallach, +.
Danman. D. Lewis, S. Cohen. S. Abbott,
L. Strauss. H. Sanger. S. Ostheiner. w.
Fellheimer, j. Bendheim, r. Strasbur-
ger. Sig. Mayer of Baltimore, William
Newman Cf New York, Julius Augenstein,
and Misses Sophia Sanger. Belle Goldman,
Helen Peyser, Ha6ee Cohen. Rosa Stern,
F. Levy, F. Brock L. Behrend. Tessie Sol
oman. Carrie Moser. Theckla Sondheimer
and Saraphine Steinhardt-
Miss Gertrude Harrison is with her moth
er, Mrs Virginia Harrison, at 1016 Ver-
mont avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Larman have sent
out cards announcing the marriage of their
daughter. Clarissa Mathida, to Mr.. Samuel
l.. Ludlum of Fort Wayne, Ind, Wednes-
lay, October 26. The ceremony was per
formed al the residence of the brides par
ents by the Rev. w. L. Devries, rector of
the Pro-Cathedral Church of St. Mark. in
the presence of the immed family. Miss
Roberta Braid was the brides attendant
and Mr. Oscar w. Larman best man. Mr..
and Mrs. Ludlum left on the ) o'clock
train for tour north, and will be at home
TO their friends after November 10 at S14
@ street northeast
A bal poudre was given at the Opera
House, Rockville. Md, last Friday even
ing by the young ladies and gentlemen of
that place. The ball opened with a grand
march, led by Mr.. Charles E. Lipscomb Of
Washington and Miss Caroline Dougherty.
The german, which immediately followed.
was gracefully led by Mr.. Lipscorb. The
patronesseS were Mrs. Sydney Taylor, Mrs.
VIM. Dorsey, Mrs Hattersley Talbot, Mrs
Edward Peter, Mrs. VIM. Reach. Mrs. L.
l.. Nicholson, Mrs. VIM. Lamar. Mrs. VIM
Stokes, Mrs. Robert Peter, Mrs. II. Glass
cot, Mrs Maurice Talbot and Mrs. e.
Warfield. The taste displayed in the deco
ration of the stage and entire hall We're
most beautiful and artistic and due to the
ragement of Miss Daugherty and Mrs.
Taylor, assisted by Mr. L. Piowden Dough-
erty. The music was rendered by a por-
ton of the 4th Artillery Band from the
Washington barracks. Many handsome
AMI unique costumes were displayed. Those
deser. ing especial mention were worn by
Miss Glasscott, Miss Dougherty, Mrs. Gras-
Sic Buckley. Miss Foster. Miss Taylor,
Misses Irvine, Mrs. Helen Greer. Miss
Louise Edmonston, Misses Choate, Miss
Laskey. Miss Nicholson, Miss Ware, the
Misses Beail, Miss Asquith, Mrs. Claybor
Wilson, Miss Ellis, Miss Griffith, Misses
Elbry, MeSsrs. Duckworth E. Plowden
Dougherty. Charles E. Lipscomb, Frank
Mattngly. II. Fowler. c. L. Brown. Ander-
son Ofutt, Stephan Quigley, BeaI,
Alexis YZnaga, A. Burr.
After an absence of four months at
Berkeley Springs, Mrs. VIM. P. Dole has
returned to her residence on 14th street.
Miss Gertrude Hayes and her sister, Ida,
of 1OI | street north have gone 70