Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-12
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Two Home Weddings Celebrated Early
Today.
Lieut.. Amy and Miss Knapp and Mr..
Chew and Mrs. Hardin the
Couples-Pcrsona1s.

pretty wedding. attended by relatives
and personal friends, took place at o clock
today at the coy quarters of Lieut.. Knapp.
at the navy yard The bride was his sister,
Miss Alice E. Knapp of St. Louis and the
groom Lieut.. A. C. Amy u. S. N, son of
the late Rear Admiral Almy, and now at
tached to the cruiser New York. The GER
emony took place in the front parlor, which
was deliberately adorned with palms and
foliage plants, in which cleaned a number
of red. white and blue electric lights. Over
head hung a chime of white satin wedding
bells. suspended from pink ribbon gar
lands. The bride who was given away by
her brother. Lieut. Knapp. wore white satin,
| trimmed with point lace and a Veil of tulle.
Her only attendant was her niece. Miss
| Genevieve Knapp. who was dressed in pink
chlnon. The brides mother, Mrs. John
Knapp of st. Louis. and her sisters, Mrs.
John Dorrance of Houston. Tex: Mrs. Geo.
Bloomheld of New Orleans. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Knapp of St. Louis. were
present at the wedding, which had been
originally set for December %. but was
hastened after Lieut.. Almy received sailing
orders.
Dr. G. r. Lee Cole of this city and Miss
Mary Dale Bernard Dorsey were married
at Christ Episcopal Church, Winchester.
Va, December :. Mrs Falconer Grant of
Middleburg Va, and DIR. John T. Cole of
this city. brother of the groom stood up
with the couple. Rev Nelson p Dame off
ciated. The bride wore tailor-made suit
of brown with hat to match and wore a
cluster bouquet of purple violets. Mrs. Grant
also was attired in a travelling suit and hat
to match. DIR. Cole and bride went to For
tress Monroe, Va, for their honeymoon
They will reside in Washington.
MIR. and Mrs. John W. Foster are ex-
pected to return from Boston tomorrow
Enraf Got, ,r-rla 70
make a visit to Mr. and Mrs Charles Ham
lin.
Mrs G n II Hall has returrad from
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a. NJ NJ ,o ~ 81 nolile' anu Is lor uIlie
sbe viii he - ~, - Noa a, 49,
fria,5 P'N ~ Se' hei oihei
MIR. and Mrs {. o. B. Cowardtn of Rich
mond are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George E. Hamilton.
Mrs Chandler P Anderson of New York
G WI and az he lt 49, ~ :, I'm I'm
Sob,', Of MI sS;oo marJ '0N"S at 'He
~, y - Co., $780,,
MIS- haywood, "te OF consul General
Haywood, who returned a few days ago
from Hawaii, Is dehghung her friends with
her impressions of our new possessions as
s Wen as NOES Oh neI recent TIP win her
,i ,',' 70 Cullia ana Japan. me journey
We n : a Lios. inter- s'Ihs one oy tle
courIesIes SHOWN mem at every point, ana
.speeiaIiS me s9Iiai aiialls arranged III
their hohor- Al h0ng Kong the american
,ns anu Mrs. w lluIliah were most ana
,ies'1sS al III pie''sHl eNeh's Loi .heiii,
yrs. nay "oou $1,000 sponsor Win NaNai
efSlructor HopSoh OF Merrimac lame AT
ny nap'SHI "a Ite paps IausiiteI VI WI.
to snand th u,in,ar ha- I,'S,,s
and Mrs jeremiah Wilson.
A noon wedding TODAY was that of Mrs
Alice Bruce Hardin and Mr. Richard B. B.
Chew ir. which took place at the resi-
dence Of the bride Rev los Specht
rector of Trinity Church Upper Marlboro
Md, oficiated. The event was very quiet
only few relatives and intimate friends
belng present: Inc mouse was oeaun1uns
decorated with mowers anu holiS, dppro-
pirate 10 the season Inc prlde gown was
crena de cbene With hat to match sf,er
a dainty hreakfast Mr. and Mrs chew Ieft
for an extended trip south After their re-
turn they will reside in their home, 1901 De
Sales street, this city. The groom is very
popular In professional ana social circles
and Ihe price Is one Oh b ia ,,nSe
,,n,,, friands bare u,bara she baS nassed
~ 80 80 int.rs az -ba Shorabaro
with her 1otber Mrs Prince of lexington
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,. H., to-. ,s, .z 90
f>''AAou'AeeiiieAe ,'s's 80 .rl-,1N
o ce MS Nsnnia e r Pattarson vounpesf
5auab+ar of NJ and HrS 7 n Pa+tarSon
az his citv and Mr. Leon Gaines Martin
of the PENNSYLVANIA railroad. at the rec
tory of St. Bartholomew p. f. Church,
North avenue, Baltimore, Rev. Edward ii.
Ingle pei forming the ceremony. Mrs Mar
tin will be at home at 12l3 Vermont ave
nue. the first and third thursdays IN
January ana fepruarS.
MISS heleyhe hhsei Will oe at hoile "eu
nesdays.
The Daughters of the American Revolu-
It., "a fr;or5, Of tho bos,ess will he on
tto.i an, - ~ - nv NM - II EoInoeaff
80 % S,reat fror 70 7 Thursiav- De
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mrs Brauloru' WHO mas ie@et'iS th'0NeN
Ter MIS-. lie Hieissi1i' WAN itsi S1oo' van
uaTy l.