Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-23
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Another Wednesday With Long Wedding
List.
Marriage Ceremonies ut Church and
Home-The Dinner Season Be
gun Personals.

which was handsomely decorated with pot
| ted plants and an abundance of beauti!u!
! chrysanthemums was taxed to Its utmost
| capacity, many being unable to secure ad-
| mission. which was by card only The GER
emory was performed by the pastor of the
| church. Rev. John {. Bowers according 10
the Episcopal ritual Mr.. Percy Foster pre-
sided at the organ. The maid of honor Was
| Miss Eva Bell, sister of the bride The
| best man was Mr Frank De Walt. The
ushers were Messrs. Benz. Bell. brother Of
the bride; William Clark. W. II. Nc
| Cauley and Henry Anderson. The door
| keepers were MeSsrs. r. c. Baker AMI
A. Thomas The bride came in the church
| with her father, and was met at the altar
| by the groom. She was very beComin%ly
attired in trained dress of white SIX,
| beautifully trimmed in chiffon. silver emhroi-
| dered net and fine Old point lace; tulle
veil fastened with lilies of the valley, and
carried shower boquet Of bride roses.
She made a lovely bride. Her travelling
dress was of dark brown bT0adcioth, hand
| somely trimmed with point lace applique.
and a very becoming toque To match. The
maid Of honor, Miss Eva Bell. was cXGui-
| sitely gOwned in rose pink silk. trimmed
with lace and ribbon. and carried a large
bunch of La France roses. Mr.. ana Mrs.
NoaCk left on the 10 o clock tram for the
north, and cXTect to he away a li.tle over
two weeks. The reception. viii n was TO
| have taken place Immediately after The
ceremony at the residence Of the bride.
| was OWING 10 inc recent illness al .ltl
mother postponed until the return home.
| Friday evening, December : lN,@. from :
| to 10 O'Clock. and Will be held At the future
| home OF Mr. ard Mr.. NoaCk. No. -'nG Nin
street southwest. which has been beautiful
" decorated and furnished from cellar TO
| garnet. The presents were numerous, hand
| some and useful, and it is safe to sly that
| few couples start out under more favor
able auspices. Mr.. and Mrs Noack have
! the Hest wishes Of Il host OF admirimg
| friends and acquaintances.
Miss Hazen. 1874 10th street northwest,
VII. receive the Nj HOLY ok Aumnae to-
morrow. Friday afternoon. All former stu
| dents invited.
Mrs. V. L. simmonds and child of Char
lotte y. e.. is visiting her sister. Mrs. y.
d. Prince. VIII be at home Fridays.
The Misses Tsdel have asked their
friends Tor q > o'clock tea Wednesday, No
Vember -.
Another home wedding last night was
that of Miss Edith Lescnitzer and Mr.. J.
Lawrence Grubh, which took place al the
brides residence at :117 F street northeast.
Rev. J. w. Grub of Fincastle. Va, cousin
of the groom ofticfated. The couple left
by late train for Baltimore and trip
down the bay.
Miss NJ II. Hayes Of New York. who has
been the guest of Miss Lena Erhmantrout
of this city, vii leave tomorrow for Phil
adelphia, where she will stay for several
weeks.
Eveline Walker and Mr.. Walter Marion
Magruder of Travilah took place at the
residence of the brides parents, County
Commissioner and Mrs. John w Walker
at Gathersburg, Nd. Rev. William A. Nc
Donald of the Methodist Church South Off
GATED The ceremony was attended 10y the
Immediate relatives and a few personal
friends Of the contracting parties Miss
Walker, who was attended by Miss Ella
Plummer. Wore gown of blue cloth. with
white satin and lace applique trimmings
and carried chrysanthemums. Mr.. Mcken-
dree b. Walker was best man. The front
parl0r, in which the ceremony was per-
formed. was bower of chrySauther1uns
and evergreen. Mrs Edgar FulkS, sister
| of the bride played the wedding march
from M"ndelssohn. Following the marriage
a wedding supper was given. The brides
| gifts We're numerous and elegant. Mr.. and
Mrs, MagrUder will reside at Travi ah.
A pleasant party was given at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs, II. c. Moran, 1919
Music was rendered by the Messrs j.
Neimyer and II. Madert. Games were in
dUlged IN until a late hour, when refresh
ments were served. Among those present
were the Misses y. Butler. X. Moran +.
Poole, VI. Sherier, =. Mann. ". ASSET, II.
La Porte and c. Moran. The Messrs r.
Finley, H. Saunders, r, Saunders, c. Fox,
{. ShCTier. II. {. Moran tr H Pam. J
Veimyer. H. Madert and Mr. and Mrs II. 9
Moran. Mr.. and Mrs. Film Mrs Schoyer
and daughter and Mrs. F. Dorsey.
Mrs. Frances L Wyand Of Lady Hill.
Montgomery county, Md, and Mr. Richard
II. Ramsay Of Washington and formerly
of tovihgton, KY. were united in marriage
at the residence Of the brides sister. Mrs
ID. NJ. Browning. l22i PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue., Baltimore, Wednesday afternoon,
Rev. u. NJ. Browning performing the
ceremony. The happy couple took
the evening boat for old Point Com
fort and other southern points, ana
on their return will reside at 7oi 2nth
street northwest Was biupf,,,
Will be at home to their many friends Miss
Augusta Browning played the wedding
march.
Major and Mrs. Charles T Yoder have
sent out cards for the marriage of their
daughter Edith May, to Mr.. AIbanus
Stephenson T. Johnson Tuesday evening.
November IS At half-past 4 at 10, 10Th
street southwest. The ceremony will he
followed by 4 reception from to 9 o'clock
ana after December Is the couple Will be
at home at the above address.
Rev and Mrs. Joseph 7. Kelly have re-
moved their residence to 1861 Kenesaw
street. They will be at home To the mem
bers of their church and congrega ton on
Friday. the oath. from to > and s to 10
pm, and to their friends generally on sue
ceediug Fridays.
The Wednesday Euchre Club held its
first matinee tins season AT the reSflenc,
Of Mrs. A. N. Clegg, No. 14lo 10Th street.
yesterday. The following ladies We're pres
eEt: Mrs. a. NJ. Clegg. Mrs. J. A Ellingcr
Mrs. w. II. Sterne, Ms. II. A. Jones Mrs
a. d. Tucker Mrs E c. Fenwick Mrs
Frank Pierce, Mrs. Gerald Richard. Mrs.
W. b. Lynch. Mrs. +. J. Heiberger, Mrs
c. w. Schneider, Mrs. Helen Lamont, Miss
Clara Roswell. Miss Ethel Tucker Miss
Bertha Dawson. Prizes were won by Mrs
C!egg and Mrs. Pierce. The next matinee
I'll be held at the residence of Mrs Ger
aid Rickard. No. 1909 18th street on the
Afternoon of December q.
The parsonage of St Paurs English Lu-
theran Church was the scene of a pretty
wedding last evening, the contracting par
ties being Miss Edna Cassidy, daughter Of
Mr. ChaS: 7. Cassidy. and Mr.. Edward T.
Muth. The bride attended by her
cousin, Miss Bessie Keyser. while the groom
had as his best man Mr.. Ernest r. HODGE,
a cousin, of Roanoke. Va. The ceremony
was witnessed only by the near relatives
OF the contracting parties. Afrerwarl Nh
and Mrs. Muth left for a trip 20 New York
and Boston.
Mrs. Frederick \. Fenning will be a
home tomorrow. November ~, and Deem
Der l, 80 T street northeast, lexington.
St Marks PTo-Cathedral was thronged
last night by the friends assembled to wit
he ma rTfI pa .,f