Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-08
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Wollant Tisdel Marriage in New York
Today.
Pretty Weddings Yesterday at Church
and HOme-Comings aud
GOings-NOtes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Parker Tisde have
| sent out cards announcing the marriage
today in New York city at the Russian
Orthodox Church of their daughter Helen
Wilson. to Mr.. Gregoire A de Woiant.
charge d affaires of Russia at Washington.
Mr.. de Wollant and mis- bride will take a
| short trip. leaving New York this after
noon, and are expected back in this city
| Saturday They have taken a house on
Georget wn Heights. where they will reside
for month Latee in the summer they
will go abroad for a vacation of four
months. Mr.. and Mrs. Tisdel and their
daughters went to New York yesterday
All the members OF the Russian embassy
staff were also there for the marriage of
their corntryman.
St Johns Church was the scene of
pretty wedding yesterday at $50 O'clock
the contracting parties being Miss Agnes
Fair Townsend of this city and Mr.. Henry
| Marshall of Baltimore. Messrs. Barclay II.
Trippe, George c. Thomas and j. Hillman
Hendricks of Baltimore and Dr. Eugene
Jones of Kensington. Nd. Were the ushers.
DR.. o. NJ. Muncaster escorted the bride In
church. Miss Marie Stuart Townsend was
maid of honor for her sister, and was dress
ed in white organdie With pink ribbons and
carried pink sweet peas. The bride was
dressed in white orsandie and wore a large
white nat Mr.. Thomas Marshall was best
man for his brother Rev. DR.. Mackay-
Smith performed the service. Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall received the congra tulations of
| the:f friends at a small reception held later
at the residence of tbs brides mother. Mrs.
Agnes Stuart Townsend. on 18th street
after which they left for the north They
VIII spend :, portion IT the summer with
the grooms mother in the mountains Of
virginia, and in the autumn Will go to Bal
timore II rcSii,a.
Miss Marcia Bliss and Mr.. Henry Cornell
Wilson wer: marriefi yesterday at the res
Hence of MIR. and MIS-. Alonzo Bliss by
Kew DR.. Hamlin. Tie house was elah-
oaatcly decorated with pink and white bios
SONS and foliage plants and vines Miss
Bertha Bliss. the briaes young sister was
her maid Of htIor, and was dressed in
white muslin and carried pink sweet peas.
Inc bride, who came in with her father.
was 3owned in white taffeta, ruffied with
chiffon. Her tuIle veil was held by a
wreath of orange blossoms, and a shower
bouquet of lilies Of the valley was car
red. Mr.. HAIRY Bliss was best mar 'rne
! couple were married in a bower arranged
in the bay window. with asparagus vine
draperies. dotted with water lilies. The
guests were afterwarJ entertained at COL
lation. Mr.. and Mrs Wilson went north
! for bridal tour. and will reside in New
York city next fail. Mrs. kingman of Pal
nIyra. MY. Grandmother of the bride. was
present witt other relatives.
Chief Justice F'Gller and family will leave
for their summer home at Sorrento Me
| the last week in June Mr. Jessup Blair
will accompany the family and the mar
Rage of Mrs. Pauline Aubrey to Mr. Blair
will take riace at the Fuller cottage soon
after their arrival.
TIE marriage last night at the Eastern
Presbyterian Church of Miss Nellie Ethel
McCaIe to DR.. W. Stuart Carnes of Cam
| ton, Ohio. was attended by large gath
| eriag OF the friends of the couple. as well
as the children of the Christian r;ndeavor
Society Of the church, of which the bride is
| the superintendent. The children scattered
flowers in the aisle as the bridal party APP
preached the officiating minister, Rev
| Thomas c. Easton. The ushers were
Messrs. j. Karl Balm. Edward Semmes
and Frank Garden and DIR. Chester Beatty
The bridesmaids were Miss Margaret Cas-
| Thorn and Miss Alice Irwin. They were
dressed in white organdie and ribbons, and
! carried white flowers Miss Frances Reed
was maid of honor and wore yellow silk
| covered with white organdie. jerome Burke
and Muriel Walker We're youthful flower
bearers. The bride came in church with
| her father. Mr.. James L. McCabe. and at
| the head of the aisle was met by the groom
| and his best man. Mr.. Charles ". Miller.
| She was dressed in dainty white Urgande
and wore diamond brooch, the gift Of the
groom. Her bouquet of white sweet
peas. reception limited to the bridal
party. relatives and personal friends. fol-
| lowed at the residence of the brides father.
-. street northeast. after which Dr. and
Mrs. Carnes left for Niagara Falls. Among
| the out-of-towu relatives and friends pres
ent Were: Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Sargent. the
idittf siSleI VI bitot' Hti aunt, 9ulSS
McCabe; Mr.. and Mrs H. X. McCabe Mr..
G. Is. McCabe of Braddock. Pa; Mrs r. b.
Cole of PittsbUrg, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Cook,
and Mrs. F. M. Werts of Canton, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Charles Stone and Mr..
and Mrs Edmund N Stone of Chicago, ILL.,,
| are visiting Capt. and Mrs. Israel w. Stone
of Capitol Hill.
Miss Cassin has returned to Washington,
having spent the winter in Chicago and
Milwaukee with her sister, Mrs. Casanave
II. Young.
Mrs. L. NJ. Lewis and Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ.
Marble of the Portland have gone to Can
ton. Pa. for the summer.
Cards are out fer the marriage of Miss
Lottie Carter to Mr.. T. Alden Bradford,
Wednesday, June -.
OPINIONS HANDED DOWN.