Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-12
THE WORLD. OF SOCIETY
Miss Teller and Mr.. Tyler Were Harried
Today.
Beautiful Wedding of the Colorado
Senator's Dhughter-Miss Harbour
and Mr.. Broome Married.

| Miss Emma A. Teller. daughter Of Sen-
Denver. Col. Were married at noon today
| at the residence of Senator and Mrs. Teller.
1871 Rhode Island avenue, Bishop Andrews
| CT the Methodist Church officiating. The
ceremony was witnessed by relatives, but
the reception, which followed, lasted from
to O'Clock and was attended by a large
number of friends. The drawing rooms
were profasely decorated with vines and
| flowers. The bay window was banked with
palms and hung with draperies of aspara-
gus, dotted with pink and white roses. In the
dining room the flo wers were pink and white,
the centerp'eces being of white roses and
lnaidenhair fern, and at the corners of the
table great bunchy bows of broad white and
pink satin ribbon were sprayed with maid
enhair. The wedding cake was unusually
large and had a separate table and flower
ornamentation to itself. When the bride
and her father entered the drawing room
the brides Sunday school scholars from
Foundry Church preceded her, stretching
white satin ribbons to form an aisle. Mr..
Harrison Teller, brother of the bride, was
best men.
The brides only attendant was Miss An
drews, daughter of the officiating bishop.
Her highly becoming toilette was of salmon
pink taffeta, made prettily and stylshly,
and the big bunch Of carnations she car
Iiea ihatcneu IL IN color. Inc Drldal gown
was of rich white satin, trimmed with
duchess lace. A veil of tu!!e held by a su-
perb Diamond ornament, the gift of Sena-
ter Teller, was worn, { nd bouquet OF bride
| roses carried. Mrs. Teller wore rich white
satin and black lace. She was assisted in
entertaining the guests by Mrs. Charles
Chester Bassett. Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Smith,
Mrs. Leland, Mrs. Balloch and Miss Bruce.
The brides pl eseEts covered row of ia
bles round a rcUm on the second floor, and
COMPRISED several hundred hpantifnl
articles In gold, silver ard brc-a-brac. Mr..
and Mrs. Tyler left this afternoon for a
wedding trip, and after a short absence
from the city will return here to visit Sem
tor and Mrs. Teller before proceeding to
their future home in Denver.
Mrs. Gallaudet gave a tea yesterday to
| the visiting Yale Glee and Banjo clubs.
which was largely attended and most de-
lightful. Assisting the hostess We're Miss
Rates, Miss Genevieve Mattingly. Miss Nc
CCmas, Miss Reeve of Philadelphia, Miss
Grace Appel of New York. Miss Ffoulke
| Miss Hotchkiss of New Haven. the Misses
Pearce, Miss Sudd of Boston and Miss
Marion Gallaudet.
Mrs. A. B. Kelly left the city yesterday
| morning for Boston to attend the wedding
OF her niece. Miss Andrews. daughter of
MT David III. Andrews, to Mr.. VIM. Rice
| OF Boston. Miss Mary Isabel Kelly acts as
maid OF honor to her cousin. The wedding
takes place on the 18th instant and is to
| be large and elegant affair. as both bride
| and groom have a large circle of friends.
| The marriage of Miss Addie Klein
schmidt to Mr.. c. Bland Payne was cela-
brited at high noon yesterday at Christ
church, Georgetown. The chancel was
simply decorated with palms. the mass Of
green forming an effective background to
the charming scere. The rich travelling
gown worn by the bride was most becom-
| ing to her petite, brunette type of beauty
Mss Alice Hieston acted as maid of honor.
with Mr.. Malcolm Gordon as best man
The following gentlemen officiated as ush-
eIs: Messrs. Walter Hieston George Der.
rick. Harry K1einschmidt. Alfred Tyler
FREQ. Faust and DR.. Lewis Green. Among
the relatives and friends presen. We're
General and Mrs. PayEe, General and Mrs
Gordon and DIR. Gordon, Senator ard Mrs
Stewart. Col. Nathaniel Tyler General and
Mrs. Hunton. Mr.. and Mrs. Hieston Mr.
and Mrs. Tolbert Lanston and Mr.. Aubrey
| Lanston, the Misses DarneiIle, Mrs. Wise
Miss Jennie Day, Miss Fannie Caspar and
Miss Beverly Slater of Warrenton, Va.
The marriage of Miss May Keyworth
Barbour to Mr.. George Cochran Broome,
which was to take place Thursday and
promised to be one Of the interesting social
events of the spring season, was antici-
pated, and took place this morning at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Bar
bour, 1714 Rhode Island avenue. in the