Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-11

Gen. and Mrs. Hawkins OF Cincinnati
ONO, are spending a few DAYS with his
sister Mrs. b. NJ Ross. OF 1917 s2d street
Mrs. Greenwood Stanley and her daush
ter. Mrs. Grace Andrews. have removed
frcm 94i Westminster street to llo7 Yale
street.
Somervilla," the beautiful home of the
brides family in Culpeper county, Va. was
the scene OF an interesting wedding We'd
Eesday. June :. when. at high noon tho
marriage OF Miss Katherine SomerviIIe and
Mr.. Daniel Alexander Slaughter was SOL
ennized. The bride, who is a tail and
cnarming blonde, was dantily gowned IN
write organize and lace, wearing n large
picture hat and carrying bride roses Her
RAID of honor. Miss Male of Washington.
aiso Wore white orgsndie. but carried sweet
peas ne groom. accompanied by his
crother, Mr. John Slaughter who acted as
best man, met his bride under a beautiful
moral arch. and the marriage service was
men linpressively read by the Rev. Edwin
,,r' OF Kapldan, Va During the cere-
mony oh. Promise Me- was softly played
ana at the conclusion of the service the
Joyous Lohengrin Wedding March burst
iorth. Immediately after the ceremony
breakfast was served to the many friends
OF the family who attended the wedding
Later in the afternoon the couple followed
by the heartfelt good wishes OF the assem-
pled company. left for northern tour The
prlde going-away gown was a pale gray
broadcloth with hat to match The bride
is a daughter of the late S. w Somer,ille
wbose home on the bank of the Rapidsn
river has for generations been noted for it's
old Virginia" hospitality. The bridegroom
belongs to the well-known Slaughter family
OF Virginia. many of whose members PLAYED
prominent part in the colonial history of
our country. He is a nephew OF the late
heV. Phliip Slaughter, ID. D.. OF the Episco-
pal Church.
pretty wedding took place Wednesday
evening at the Eastern Presbyt arian
church, when Mayme c., the youngest
daughter of Mrs. Josephine Andrews, and
Mr. John w. Cameron We're united In mar
| rage by the Rev. DIR. Easton The bride
looked charming in a white oryandie over
white silk, and carried bride roses The
bridesmaid. Miss Spence of Baltimore. wore
pink organdie over pink silk The coupl.
nave gone 10 Niagara, and will be at home
after June %.
At the First Baptist Church, at 4 O'Clock
Wednesday, large assemblage of friends
witnessed the marriage of Miss Jennie
Biaydes OF Guineys. Va, to Mr.. Walter y.
Grove of Bluefield. w. Va. Rev DR. Stake
ley of1ciated. Palms ard plants adorned
the chancel The bride was becomingly at
tlred in blue cloth. trimmed with passemen-
terie: Their future home will be Bluefeld,
W. Va.
The family of Col Daniel S. Lamont have
| taken possession of Altamont the beautiful
Dawson homestead. at Mill Brook, Dutch
ess county, \. Y. Colonel Lamont will toin
th5m today. The Lannon'S have leased the
Dawson place, and the former War Secre-
tary thinks of making Dutchess county his
home.
Miss Lillian Luby Of New York. who has
just returned from the West Indies, is Wis
lung Miss Calvert of 1924 18th street, Hol-
mead Manor.
The marriage Of Miss Florence Rosalie
Wilson of this city to Mr.. Charles Lewis
Quick, a prominent young business man of
Briogep Conn, will take place at Epiph-
any church next Wednesday evening at 8
|. o clock