Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-30
Marriage at St. Peters Church This
Morning.
Another Long List of Wednesday
Weddings - Miss Mary Hop
kins' Debut-PersOnals.

| ford of Auburn, n. Y: Mr.. James John
| Buckley of Elmira. n. Y; Mr.. David Pat
| rick Thomas of Matteon, ILL.,, and Mr.. John
| Day Green of this city. Rev. Father
| O'Brien, pastor of St. Peters Church. as
| sisted by the Rev Father ODonoghue of
| the Catholic University, performe the
| ceremony. The former also celebrated the
| nuptial mass. A breakfast followed at the
| family residence, No. $40 I'd street south
| east.
| The marriage of Miss Florence Lillian
| Gross to Mr.. Will p. Boteler took place
| last evening at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gregory
Gross. and was followed by large recep-
| tion attended by about 200 guests, from s
| to 10. Rev. James F. Mackn, assisted by
| Rev. Father Foley, officiated. The house
was profusely decorated with evergreens
| brought from the brides former home in
| Virginia, and white roses and chrysantne-
| NUNS in the hall and parlors and pink and
| white blossoms in the dining room. An
| orchestra played the wedding marches and
| throughout the reception. Mr.. Robert
| Howard was best man and Miss Cordelia
| Rachel Gross was her sisters only attend
| ant. Her dress was of white crepe de
| chene over white silk, trimmed with hber-
| ty silk. She carried a shower bouquet of
| bridesmaid roses The bride who entered
| the parlor with her father Wore an elegant
| gown of cream-white satin. trimmed with
| deep plaitings of liberty satin on the skirt,
| and with "A fiehu effect of the same pretty
| Idpl IL pIl the 1tdIl pdSStultllNtileS
also trimmed the waiss and her tulle veil
| was held by cluster of orange blossoms.
| Four small children, Gardiner and Howard
| Gibbons of Baltimore and Helen Cassidy
| and Josephine Chunn of this city, held
| white ribbons stretched from the t of
! the stairs to the floral bower in the lrlor
bay window, where the ceremony took
| place. Mr.. and Mrs B0teler left late in
| the evening for their wedding journey, the
| brides going-away gown being OF dark blue
| cloth. with toque to watch. The bride,
| before she left her fathers house, threw
| her bouquet to the group OF girls who had
| gathered at the door to see her off. Upon
| their return to town Mr.. and Mrs. Boteler
will take up their residence at 22J street
| southeast, wheT- the latter will be at home
| to her friends Mondays in January.
| Among the Out-of-town relatives and
friends present We're Mrs. and Miss Rey
| nolds, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Percy Gibbons. DR..
| John l. Gross, Mr. and Mrs. Lyttleton Ma
| gruder, Miss Magruder, and Mr.. Cough, all
of Baltimore; Mr.. Henry Clark and son of
| Florida, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Gross of ST.
| Louis, and Miss Miriam Reeves of Norfolk,
| daughter of Capt. Reeves, L. S. n.
| Mrs. Edwin Franklin Townsend and Miss
| Townsend will give tea Saturday. Decem-
| Der ,; 4 to I.
| A large audience witnessed the marriage
| last night, at Foundry Church, of Miss
| Grace Altschu and Mr.. Otis Dorr SWEET.
! The ushers were Messrs. Melville and AL
| fred Lindsay, Harry Snyder and Cyprus
! Morris. Miss Meta Altschu was maid Of
QcnOr, BOWneQ IN PINK crepe, ana MISS
| Sw EFT, Miss Dallas, Miss Helen Gordon and
| Miss Kenderline Of Radford, Va, were
| bridesmaids. They wore pretty dresses of
| white organdie and carried pink chrysan-
themLms Mr. ]. H. Altschu was best man
| and Mr. Louis P. Altschu, father of the
| bride, escorted her to the head of the aisle,
where the groom was in waiting. The
| bridal toilet was of white satin and lace
| with tulle veil She carried bride roses.
| Rev Lucien Clark performed the ceremony.
| A reception followed at the home of the
! bride for the out-of-town guests to meet
| the bridal party.
Another charming young girl was pre-
scented to society yesterday in the person of
| Miss Mary Hopkins, second daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins The hos
i tess and the debutante, who prettily
| dressed in white gauZe, received together
| and Miss Hopkins, Miss Sanger and Miss
| Lay assisted in the hospitalities of the oc-
casion. Both diplomatic and resident fam
| lilies were represented in the throngs of
callers, and the reception was an unusually
attractive gathering of persons prominent
in social life
The marriage of Miss Ella Moore, for
| merly of 100 10th street northwest, daugh-
| ter of Mrs. Mary Moore of Bryantown,
Charles county, Nd, and Mr.. Edward b.
Langley OF Bryantown took place last even
ing at Z O'Clock at the Immaculate Concep-
| ton Church, Rev. A. o. Bevan officiating
| Miss Martha Langley of Bryantown, sister
| of the groom, vas bridesmaid, and Mr.
Bryan Goldsmith, also of Bryantown, was
| best man. After the ceremony a reception
was rendered the couple at the residence of
| the grooms brother-ia-law. Mr.. Thomas
| Farrell, No. IL Jefferson street, Anacostia
Mr.. and Mrs, Langley left this morning for
| their future home, near BryantoWn.
| Miss Tisdel and Miss Edne Tisdel well
| coined several hundred friends yesterday
afternoon Mrs Tisdel and Mrs. de VOL
| liant, with Miss Sewers and Miss Gertrude
| Wilson, also assisted in making the occa-
| sion one of the most enjoyable of the early
season.
| Grace Lutheran Church last evening was
| the scene of an interesting wedding The
| contracting parties being Miss Annie A,
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stephan,
| 1912 Grant avenue northwest, and Mr. John
| George Smith. The church was prettily
| decorated with chrysanthemums. Rev. J.
E. A. Doermann, the pastor, officiated.
| Leading the bridal procession came the
ushers, Mr.. J. Barton Miller, Mr.. Harvey
Given, Mr.. j. d. Sullivan and Mr.. d. Edgar
Stephan, a brother of the bride, followed
| by the bridesmaids, Miss katherine Oar
| ragh and Miss Ella Watt, who were atured
| in yellow organdie over taffeta of the same
| color, and carried yellow chrysanthemums.
| The maid of honor was Miss Rosa Holmes,
| who wore a gown of white orgarde over
| light blue taffeta, and carried pink chrys-
anthemums. The bride, a handsome bru-
net, was gowned in white satin trimmed
| with mousselain de sole. The veil was of
| tulle She carried white chrySanthemums
| and wore a magnificent diamond sunburst
| brooch. present from the groom. She was
escorted to the entrance of the chancel by
| her father, and met there the groom and
his best man, Mr.. Samuel NJ. Darragh. The
| ceremony was followed by reception 10
| the bridal party and immediate relatives at
| the residence of the brides parents which
was decorated with palms and chrysanthe-
NUNS. The presents were numerous and
valuable and included fine set of silver
sent by the parents of the groom, who re-
side in England.
Miss Sarah T. Loughborough of Mont
gomery county, Nd. and Mr.. w. H. ].
Brown Of this city were married at the
Cathedral in Baltimore yesterday, Mon
signor OBrien officiating. Mr.. Hamilton
Loughborough, brother of the bride, and
Mr.. Ludwell H. Gilmer accompanied the
couple from this city.
The Scientific Whist Club held its last
regular meeting at the residence of Mr. and
| Mrs. Rose. Takoma Park, Wednesday even
| ing. Mr.. Cook and Mrs Rose captured the
| first prizes. and Mr.. Brown carried off the
| second prize. Those present were Misses
Washington, Mabel and Nettie Jirdinston,
| Roome, Moies and the Misses Weeden, Mr..
and Mrs. E A. Logan. Mr.. and Mrs Rose
| Messrs. Cook, Brown, Harbaugh, Johnson
| Harley, Powell. Nelson and Rose. The