Evening star., 1898-12-07
MARRIED AT NOON
Continued from Seventh Paee.)

Martha Bergman, Martha Repertus and
Lulu Meinking and Mr.. Krimke.
Mr.. George 8. Wilson, the efficient secre-
tary of the Associated Charities, and Miss
Aoa a byron shaw youngest daughter OF
Mrs Ann II. Shaw, were married at noon
today, at the residence<oI the brides moth
er On BrightwOod avenue. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Harrow M. Reed
former pastor of Emory NJ. E. Church
Brightwood. The wedding a quiet af-
fair, the bride being in light mourning. The
pariors We're decorated with ivy and ever
greens. Mendelssohn's wedding march was
played by MIR. Barnett Clinedinst. The
bride was attired in A heliotrope gown of
broadcloth. trimmed with black braid. She
wore black velvet hat and carried a large
bouquet of white roses After the cere-
mony the couple went to New York and
boston Today was also the fortieth ami
Versary of the wedding of the bride :
mother
Mrs Farwell, widow of the late Marens
A Farwell of Chicago, is at the Normandie
for the winter.
Mrs c. II. Harlow has rented her house,
1I15 Connecticut avenue, to Miss Lucy
Page, and will spend the winter in New
York and Pittsburg
Lieutenant Harlow remains attached to
the U. s. ship Vixen, and will spend the
winter in survey duty on the coast of Cuba.
Cards have been issued announcing the
coming marriage of ..iss Mary F.. Cross
man, daughter Of Mr.. Isaac Crossman of
falls church, to Mr. John w. Mutersbaugh
of Lewinsville, Va, December IA, at noon.
at the Methodist Episcopal Church of Falls
Church, Va.
At the marriage yesterday in Baltimore
of Miss Adele HorwitZ. well known in
the Washington set at Narragans IT, to
Francis b. Stevens. the bride entered the
room from the second drawing room with
her father. by whom she was given away
She was accompanied by her foX-terriar
u-hD V-DC on
twlned orange blossoms and from which
streamers of white ribbons flowed. During
the ceremony Jock after viewing the
guests, sat upon the floor at the feet Of
his mistress The wedding dress was Of
white liberty velvet, which was trimmed
with ecru Irish lace. The long train was
covered with lace. The bodice was cut
dscollete, filled in with fine French NOUS
seine. The sleeves of Irish lace were
hsht-fltting. and were met at the elbow by
white glaca gloves. Around the wrist of
her left arm was encircled diamond
bracelet, gift of the groom. The tulle
veil, which completely envelOped her form,
was secured in place by a spray Of orange
blossoms. Her feet were incased in slip
pers of white liberty velvet. held together
at the instep by diamond clasps, gifts of
her parents. She carried a white prayer
book and bunch of vallsy lilies.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Grupe of 1910 7th street
on Monday gave a party in honor of the
twenty-first birthday of their son Wilhelm.
Music and refreshments were served and
games were played
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dsggett announce
that. owing to the serious illness of their
daughter. Mrs. Reynolds Lispenard Nichol-
son, the reception which was to have taken
place Thursday, December s. has been in
definitely postponed.
Miss Katherine Endsley left yesterday
evening with Mrs. Mckinley and Mrs. Alb
ner Mckinley for New York, where she
will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Abner
Mckinley, for the remainder of this week.
Mrs. Edward Wonn left today for
months stay in Philadelphia.