Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-09-22
PRETTY WEDDINGS.
Miss snec and MIR. Naushtou, MIS-.
nurch and Mr. Dnwson-Pcr,nnnI.


The Church OF the Immaculate Conoep-
tion was the scene Of pretty wedding
"Wednesday evening, the contracting par
ties being Miss Ella Snee and Mr.. Cornelius
Naughton. The bride was prettily attlred
in gray cloth trimmed with white satin and
chiffon with hat and gloves to match, and
carried a bouquet OF American beauty roses
She was attended by her sister Miss Ma
mic Snee. who wore "A dress of hcliotrope
trimmed with white satin. and carried a
bunch of La France roses. Mr. William
Naughton, brother Of the groom. was best
man. Mr.. and Mrs. NaughSon left lmnae-
diately for Fortress Monroe and Will be
home to their friends after October 1 at
1925 l4th street.
Miss Hannah f. Rurch and Mr.. Harry f.
Dawson were married last night at Trinity
Church IN the presence Of a large gather
ing OF their friends Rev. Or. williams per
formed the ceremony. The bride was at
tended by Miss Burch and Miss Mary Cart
SSllsnt as bridesmaids and Miss Mollie
Burch as maid of honor. The former wore
white organdy over pink and blue silks and
carried pink roses with pink ribbons The
| maid OF honor wore all white and carried
white roses. The bride came in with her
relatlNe. Mr.. Charles Dorsey. and was hand
somely dressed In white satin tulle veil and
orange blossoms. Her bouquet was Of br!d,,
roses, tied with white ribbons Mr. Oscar
a Philips and Messrs. Walter English md
Gtorge ID. Lantel were usners After an
Informal reception Mr.. and Mrs. Dawsoo
- re-. ioI a Wedding trip They will bc at
nome about october l al l2l G street
Dr. and Mrs. Hammond Of this city were
present yesterday at Gra,e Church chantrv
New York city. at the marriage OF their
relative, DIR. Amory Chaplin OF Providence
X. l., and Miss Anna N. Dickinson. D-
ana Mrs. Chaplin will sail for Europa early
EeXt month. They intend to pass ne win
ter abroad. Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson, pai-
ehts OF the bride. viii return to their home
in France next month.
Rev. Churchhiu Satterlee of Morganton.
n. c, whose engagement TO Miss Helen
FOLSOM of New York was announced YES
terday. is a widower. His first wife. Mar
suerite Humbert, died nearly three years
ago.
Mr. and Mrs. p. f. Shaw left this morn
ing for Niagara Falls for a ten DAYS stay.
Misses Ella Rufiin Of Danville, Va. and
Blair Harvie Of Richmond Va are visit
lug Mrs. John L. Waring OF 1906 10th street
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Yochum of Pittsburg.
who have been here on their wedding tour,
have returned to their home.
Miss Clara Albrecht OF Pittsburg who
has been visiting both here and in Balti-
more. returned home last Friday.
Mr.. Thos. F. Lane ana wife have Just re-
turned from an extended tour abroad TO
their apartments al the Wellington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ID. Scott have returned
from trip to Boston by sea- including
weeks sojourn at New York and vicinity.
Mrs. Walter Cogswell and Mrs. Charles
Newton have left for a months stay with
friends at Jersey city.
Plans have been arranged to give "A re-
ceptIon at the Wesley Chapel Methodist
Episcopal Church to the young men no
went into the army from that church. 1t
Will take place next Monday evening Sep
TENDER 20, al I:3p O'Clock. Invitations viii
be sent TO the soldiers and their friends.
fine program IS under preparation. The
committee in charge is: Misses H. Zule-
ma Fowler. Esther Woodward Mrs Isabel
Helmick Mrs. Annie p. Woodward Mrs
J. f. Heisse and Messrs. w T. GauIher,
l. y. Ellis, a. A. Taylor, Fred Mckee and
John o. Shuckers.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank +. Metcalf entertain
ed small company of friends at their
home, 1910 Sth street northwest last We'd
nesday evening in honor of Miss Jessie
Phelps. who is soon to leave the city for
her home in New York