Evening star., 1898-06-15
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Today's Brides and Grooms at Church and
Home.
st. Thomas Church for One, st. Mar
geret's for Another and the Third
at HOme-T0night's Events.

| streets. at noon today. the marriage of Miss
| Edythe Hepburn Warner to Mr. Winthrop
Sears of New York was attended by a large
concourse of their friends. The chancel
was profusely adorned with palms and foli-
| age plants and daisies and roses were in
| the vases on the altar. The four ushers
Messrs. J. c. Kennedy Campbell and r.
| Francis Wynne of this city. Mr. Allen Dor
sey of New York and DR.. Samuel Watkins,
were kept busy until the last moment seat
| ing the guests. When the bride and her
rather, Mr.. George Warner, arrived the
| ushers led the way to the chancel The
| brides only attendant was Miss Bessie
Reid. The groom and his best man Mr.. f.
l. Barnum, awaited their coming at the
| chancel railing Rev. John Aspinwall per-
formed the ceremony. The handsome bride
organdie. fiowered In green. 1t was so elab-
orateiy trimmed with lace insertions that
Itttc OF me organdie showed either in the
bodice or skirt A large green tulle hat
trimmed with white roses and lilies of the
valley, was worn, and shower bouquet
OF white sweet peas was carried The maid
OF honor, most attractive young lady
was oaintliy attired In white organdie,
trimmed with lace. Her hat was a large
Leghorn, trimmed with white chiffon and
| pink roses. Her bouquet was of pink sweet
peas.
A breakfast followed at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Warner 1888 O street
which was largely attended. The house
was decked with pink sweet peas and dali
sizes, and the couple received the congratu-
atoms of their friends standing I'm a bower
of green arranged in the bay window
Later In the afternoon Mrs. Sears came
uoWn stairs in a travelling dress of dark
piue serge, and the couple stood a lombard
nent OF rice and old slippers in their eff
Iorts to get out to the waiting carriage
They will spend the first weeks of their
married life at Atlantic City and will re-
slde IN New York the coming autumn. The
pride received a number of elegant gifts
among cut-of-town relatives and friends
present at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs
robert Sears and Miss Sears of Kingston,
Canada, and Mrs. VIM. ]. Wall, Mrs J. B
Rooms and Mrs. Charles E. Wayse Mr.
rarf1ss Pitt and Mr.. ]. Stuart Macdonald
of Baltimore.
A pretty wedding took place at 1870 to-
day at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Cook,
1921 street. Miss Lillian E. Cook the
artist. became the wife of Mr. Philip
Dougherty of Boston, Rev. Charles NJ Bar.
of st. Matthews Church Officiating, The
pariors were hung with null and lace dra-
peries sprayed over with fern leaves and
quantities of daisies adorned the mapt,.ls
and banked up the corners of the rooms.
ne ceremony was witnessed only by reIa-
yves ana few personal friends who were
dIterWard entertained at breakfast The
pride wore travelling dress of green cloth
with hat to match. The couple went away
tnls afternoon for the north and will sum-
iA'Ni ol w Mass, where they have
cottage at the seaside awaiting them
Mr. Dougherty is a native of CharIestoyn
Mass, ana Is prominent in politics as we'll
as In ms profession, that of the law. which
NE mn prac,ices IN Boston, where the couple
wiz make their home next winter IRE
bride has many friends in this city heir o
member of the Washington Society of
Artists and of the Water Color Society
coran school, S WI
This evening at o'clock. at the ras;dero.
of Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Glover Ia, -
street, Miss Ethel Adalia Glover tbair
daughter. will become the wife of DR.
Hehry Rand Hatfield, formerly of Washing.
tGn University. St Louis Rev. DR.. Rad
cliffe will be the officiating min;star n,
the drawing room will be eIaborataIv a,3or,
ed with daisies. Mr.. Carl Kfnsley of 81
Louis VIII be lest man, and Miss Clara
Macdonald will be maid of honor. The
criue VIII wear gown of white creme lie
chene, and her maid of honor will he in
Whlte organdie. The reception 10 foII,u-
the ceremony will last from to o. The
boupie ha VIII reside In Chicago. DR.. Hatfield
mas accepted position for the coming
year In the department of political economy
IN the University of Chicago. from With
institution he received his degree of doctor
VI pnhosopny. Miss Glover has recently
returned from the University of Cl,ica.,o
where she held fellowship. and where The
degree of PHI ID. in political science and
history has been conferred upon her.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Barnes have is
sued invitations for the marriage of their
aaugnter: Pauline. to Mr. Benjamin Wilson
Woodruff. Wednesday, June %. at s no
o'clock, at No. 2433 32d street extended.
Mrs Jessie Sharpe Doug'herty of Steu-
benville. Ohio, and State Senator William
A. Little, jr.. Of Fredericksburg Va. were
married at o'clock today at st. Marga-
Tet lauren. Rev. Thomas S. Childs, d. |
d., of1iciating. Only few intimate friends
were present. The groom, who is a LAWYER
mas peen Tor eight years a member of the
virginia senate. The bride. former belle
OF Steubenville. is the daughter of a |
wealthy manufacturer of that town. The
couple have gone to New York and Boston |
on their wedding trip, and will reside at
Fredericksburg.
Major and Mrs. H. A. Hall will spend a |
few weeks at Clifton Springs, after which
til October 1.
Major and Mrs. Rittenhouse and Miss |
Ritenhouse have returned to Washington.
and are residing at 17l9 H street.
Mrs. Frank Simon and son, Herbert, Of |
Florida are visiting Mrs. B. Schmidt.
Mrs. j. W. Babson and daughter, Rosie
Myrtle, leave tomorrow for their summer
residence on the coast of Maine, Brooks |
Vile, near Bar Harbor. They will be alb
sent from the city till October
Mrs. Clark of 1901 Massachusetts ave-
nut will spend the early part of the sum-
mer at North Hatley, Canada, and sails |
for England August ., where she will re-
main till November. |
Mr.. Reuben B. Clark will spend the sum- |
mer after the New London races at North |
Hatley, Canada. |
Mrs. Philip Mauro and her two daughters |
are in Brussels, where they will remain |
until the fall pursuing their respective |
Studies. Mrs. Mauro is studying singing |
Miss Margaret is taking drawing lessons,
while Miss Isabel is studying the violin.
Miss Florence Rosaie Wilson and Mr.
Charles Lewis Gulick of Bridgeport, Conn.,
will be married at Epiphany Church a.
o'clock this evening.
Miss Edith James and Mr. Richard Wal
ZACH were married yesterday at the home
of the brides father. Judge James. The
ceIemony took place during the afternoon |
In the fower-decked drawing room, and
was witnessed by party of relatives. Rev.
Dr.. Radcliffe performed the ceremony,
after which Mr.. Wallach and his pretty
bride left for an out-of-town trip.
WILL CARE FOR THE NoINDED.
of Mrs. Porter With Miss |
Clara Barton.