Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-02
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Married in Church Amidst Flowers and
Friends.
Daisies and Sweet Peas Decked Bride
and Maids-A Flag Party
Personal Notes.

| many mutual friends Of the couples wit
| messed both events. At ga at S.. Johns
| Church large assemblage were present TO
| See the marriage of Miss Carrie Heath
Dodge. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
| Heath Dodge of Bethesda. Nd, to Mr..
! Balch Beall Wilson son of the late Capt.
j. f. Wilson, Z. s. A. The altar was deck
| Ell with daisies and the chancel set with
palms. The ushers Were Mr. T. c. Dodge.
| brother of the bride; Mr.. Nelson Conrad
Mr. William LOCKER. Mr. Harry Bunner.
| DR.. Robert Mcmillan and Mr. Lawrence
| Reed. The brides attendants were her
cousin, Miss Mary Key Dodge. as maid of
| honor, and Miss Glornia Baker and Miss
Ethel Dodge. bridesmaids, and Miss May
| Dove as flower girl. The latter was in
| yeiioW organize over yellow and carried
| daisies. the bridesmaids wore white organ
die over yellow silk and the maid of honor
was in white organdic over white. All car
| rled daisy shower bouquets tied with yellow
| ribbons. The bride. who came i'm church
| with her father. was daintily dressed In
| Wh1te n ouSSeine de sole A tulle veil was
| worn and white-bound prayer book car
| RED, from which the service was read
Rev MIR. Gibson officia ted Mr. and Mrs
| Wilson have gone for a northern trip ard
| upon their return will reside in Georgetown
| Christ Church, corner of 31st and o
streets. was the scene of a very pretty
| wedding last evening at = o'clock and in
honor of the event the large church was
| packed with friends of the parties interest
| ed Miss Gertrude Janney. daughter of Mr.
ana Mrs b. I. Janney. and Mr.. john Doug
| las MCPHERSON, jr., of New York civ son
| of the late John Douglas Mcpherson of
was hington, were the bridal couple The
| ushers were Mr.. Lawrence Janney "A broth
er OF the bride; Mr.. Edward l.. Palmer, Dr.
Louis Mackall and Mr.. Joseph Bradley of
| this city and Mr.. Laurence Miller of Ralti-
| more. The maid Of honor was Miss Carrie
| 'anney, cousin of the bride, who wore
| pretty gown of white and carried bunch
OF roses to match. Mr. Franklin Wevms of
| Baltimore acted as best man. The brides
| maids each wore a pretty dress of organdy
| over tinted teffeta lining. They We're Miss
Pierce and Miss Mabel Reese of Baltimore
Miss Glorina Gordon and Misses Frances
| and Elizabeth Weems. The taffeta lining
of the bridesmaids was of a different color
Tor each, which showed up prettily in the
white and green decorations of the church.
The bride entered the church upon the arm
or her father, who gave her away. She
wore pretty gown of white satin, trimmed
with ducheSse lace and chiffon, and a tulle
veil, fastened by a handsome ornament of
pearls and diamonds. Another handsome
jewel, crescent of pearls and diamonds
the gift OF the groom, was fastened in the
lace on the bodice of the gown. She car
RED shower bouquet of white orchids and
also white-bound prayer book, which was
USED IN the service. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Albert Stuart DID,, the
rector of the church, assisted by Rev. w r.
Ashton, classmate of the groom. After
the ceremony reception was held at the
residence OF the brides parents, at 1911 3lst
street. which was prettily decorated with
the colors of the wedding. The wedding
presents were many, handsome and costly,
and attested the popularity of the couple.
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs. McPher-
son started on their honeymoon, the bride
wearing travelling gown Of gray blue
cloth, with hat to match. Their future resi-
dence will be made in New York city.
Mr.. Charles r. Hall of New York city and
Miss Elizabeth MCGOWAN were quietly mar
ried this forenoon at Trinity Catholic
Church, Georgetown.
A pretty home wedding last night was
that of Miss Anna Macauley and Mr. Hen
ry Wallace Carter, which took place at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A Macauley
I2O6 p street. Roses ferns and wild flow
ers decked the parlors. The bride was es-
corted by her father and attended by her
two sisters. the Misses Elsie and May Ma
cauley. Mr.. Ira Fish of Providence. r. l..
was best man and Rev. Dr. Newman Off
ciated. A large reception followed. during
which Mr.. and Mrs. Carter left for a we'd
ding journey. They will reside in Chicago,
where they will be at home after October
!, en- Tuesdays.
Mir. and Mrs. George b. Williams sailed
today for Europe. and may be abroad all
summer.
Miss Edyth Evelyn Morrison. daughter of
the late o. H. Morrison of this city. and
Mr.. Royston Field Heck of Wareca, Mimi,
were married yesterday at Trinity p f.
Church. In the chancel We're blooming
plants and palms. Miss Pearl L. Heck was
maid of honor and little Mildred Mohun
flower girl. The former wore white organ
die over pink, with pink ribbons, a large
leghorn hat, and carried pink roses. The
bride wore cream silk and lace, a leghorn
hat trimmed with roses, and carried bride
roses. Mr.. Albert Blackwood was best
man. and the ushers were DIR. Townsend,
MeSsrs. Joseph Rlackwood, Howard Morri-
son and Walter Biackwood. Among those
present were Mrs. Cushman X. Davis, Rep
resentatives Tawney and Morris of Mime
sofa, Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Severance of Phil
adelphia, Nr. and Mrs. George Byington of
Ncrwalk. Conn, and Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Heck and Miss Pearl l.. Heck of Wareca,
MINI. Mr.. and Mrs. Heck left on the after
neon train for short stay at the seaside.
Miss Rosalie Walker was maid of honor
yesterday afternoon at the marriage in
Baltimore of her former college friend,
Miss Elsie Hopkins to Mr.. James c. Bill
lingslea of Evanston, Ill. Miss Lucretia
Walker was bridesmaid. and interest
ing feature of the wedding festivities was
the announcement of her engagement to
Mr.. William Baldwin Hardy, also of this
city.
First Sergeant Thomas O'Brien of Com
pany A. 1st New Jersey, and Miss Marga-
ret. Buckley of Harrison, n. j., were mar
ried by Rev. d. ]. Stafford at st. Patrick's
Church last night. The bride, accompanied
by her mother and sister, arrived here yes
terday morning. Sergeant 'Brien obtain
ed twenty-four hours leave to get married.
At Frederick Md, last evening Miss
Alice Rebecca Routzahn, daughter of JOS
eph l.. RoutZahn, was married to DR.. Louis
w. EugsteI of Washington. D. c.. former
ly of st. Gallew, Switzerland. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Luther Kuhl |
man of the Lutheran Church in the pres
ence of about sixty immediate relatives
and friends at the home of the brides
father The house was beautifully decorat-
ed with plants and choice cut flowers the |
colors being green and white. The curtains
were drawn and the parlors Illuminated
with fairy and parlor lamps The maid of
honor was the brides sister, Miss Nan
Elizabeth Routzahn. The bride was attir-
ed in handsome gown of white brocade
silk. A tulle veil caught up with natural
orange blossoms draped to the edge of the
train. She carried book of service from
which the ceremony was read.
Among the guests present we're Mrs J.
]. Eugster. Baron and Baroness Baldow-
sky, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Winterhedter.
Fraulein Ida Torrer of st. Gallew Switzer-
land; Mr.. Joseph Eugster London, Eng:
lis excellency the Swiss minister Mr..
Hugh Swiss legation; Mr.. and Mrs Geary
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Excel. Mr. and Mrs
Emil Schafer, the Misses Richardson, Miss
Ms Hes Arc.