Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-27
Pretty Wedding Last Evening at St. Peters
Church.
A Pittsburg Marriage of Interest to
Many Friends Here-other We'd
dings-rersOnaI Notes.


Her only attendant was the groom's young
sister. Miss Dena Grasse, daintily gowned
in pink organdfe, and carrying a shower
bouquet of La France roses. Mr.. George
E Griffin was best man. The ushers were
Mr.. John c. Reuter- and Mr.. Dennis ]. Cain.
An informal reception held at the
brides home, 12S F street, where coIlec-
ton of very beautiful and useful presents
was displayed.
Tomorrow evening, at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Frank Wolfe. East
End, Pittsburg, Miss Laura Wolfe and MIR.
Eugene Bradley Clark Of Chicago will be
married Rev. Father Kane will ofticiate.
and a reception will follow the ceremony
The bride will be attended by her sister
Miss Olivia Wolfe, and escorted by her
brother, Mr. Joseph Wolfe who is going
abroad shortly to live. Mr. Charles Clarke
Will be best man for his brother Both men
are former Washingtonians. as are the
bride and her relatives. The future home
of the couple will be in Chicago.
Wednesday morning at o'clock St Pat
rick's Church was the scene of a quiet but
pretty wedding, the contracting parties be-
ing Miss Cora c. Daw and Mr. George W
Harvey. Rev. Father Gloyd. pastor of St
Patrick'S Church, officiated. The coupe
was preceded to the altar by Miss Gertrude
c. Harvey, sister of the groom and Mr.
j. w. Edwards of Jersey City. The bride
was gowned in stylish travelling dress
of mulberry red, and wore a large black
velvet hat. She carried a large bunch of
yellow chrysanthemums. The maid of
honor was attired in a gray suit. wore d
large black velvet hat and carried pink
chrysanthemums Mr. and Mrs George w.
Harvey were met at the depot by their
friends, and amid showers of rice and good
wishes they left on the 10 o'clock train for
the north.
Mrs E. R. Hendley, 1886 jefferson place.
will give d luncheon tomorrow in honor of
Miss Lillcy.
Miss Rose Mary Easily Smith and Mr.
Leonard Wilson of London were married
yesterday at noon at the residence of the
Misses Easily, 2027 G street, by the Rev
John A. Conway, S. J., of Gonzaga Col
iege. MIR. James S. Easily Smith escorted
his sister who gowned in white silk
and Wore orange blossom wreath and tulle
Veil. Only small party of relatives and
intimate friends were present. and were
afterWard entertained at luncheon The
bride Is a younger daughter of the late
Judge William Russell Smith of Alabama,
and granddaughter Of the late Captain Will
liam Easily, old resident of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson will live here after
returning from their wedding trip.
Miss Rose Mary Sartoris sails tomorrow
under the chaperonage of friends for a trip
to Europe.
Miss Carmela Sanders and Mr. Angelo
Guerrferi We're married Wednesday even
ing, October Is, at st. Peters Church. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Father
OBrien in the presence of a number of
relatives and friends. The bride wore white
organdie over white silk and carried a
shower bouquet of brides roses. She was
attended by Miss Stella Bryan. The best
man was Mr.. Richard Sanders, brother of
the bride, A reception held at the
residence of the brides parents 53S 18th
street southeast. After congratulations the
m no nj bora
a bOunteous repast was served. The pres
ents were numerous and pretty. The guests
were treated to a pleasant surprise by
serenade Of forty pieces from the Marine
Band, under the direction OF Prof. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guerrieri at home to their
friends 53S 18th street.
Mrs. J. T. Alexander and Miss Gusse
Dickert of Columbia, S. c., are the guests
of Mrs. A. E. Adams of 1905 It'll street,
where they will be pleased to have friends
call on them.
A party of young people started from the
residence of Miss Ella Stanley, 1885 9th
street, Wednesday night for a straw ride
to Langley, Va. Dancing and games filled
the evening till supper was served. In the
party were the Misses Maggie and Annie
McGnnis, Daisy Hayes, Alice Beavers,
Maggie Griffin, Gertrude, Ella and Eva
Stanley, Mae McDermott, Miss Hall, Katie
Kraft and Lizzie Weigel. Messrs. Tom
Banes, Ed. Crompton, VIII Schorr, Henry
Weigel, Johnnie Weigel, Charles Truewor
thy, H E. Alexander. Paul Walker, Joseph
Stanley George Thorn, Ed. Ray and Geo.
Thomas. The party was chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Grove.
Mr. Ray l. Follmer of Los Angeles, Cal,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. FoImer of Ia
koma Park, accompanied by his wife, has
arrived to spend the winter with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. L. Follmer at Takoma Park.
Miss Name Rohrer. sister Of Mrs. w. L.
Fonmer. arrived last evening from Chi
cage. While here she will be the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w L. Follmer at Takoma
Park. She will return to Chicago Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Nell Foster of No. IS 4th street
southeast is on an extended visit to Cleve-
land, Ohio. She is the guest of United
States Marshal Smalley and family at that
place.
Misses Susie and Alice Rodier entertained
a number of their friends at their home
last evening, the occasion being Suste's
thirteenth and Alice's sixth birthday. After
games refreshments Were served. Those
present Were the Misses Grace Conner Ray
Woodward Ida Ladd, Louise and Marga
ret Donneiiy, Mary Cole. Frances Bethuhep
Ellen Moffet, Mary Kieney, Eta Rodier,
Susie Rodier, Ella and Ruth Baldwin, Ge-
net and Evelyn Bowlin, Willie Rodier, Cela
Coslin Mary and Alice Rodier and Mas
tiers William Starlight and Gordon Benson
Cards are out announcing the marriage Of
Miss Mamie Browning, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Horatio Browning of Washington, TO
Wednesday evening, November s, at
o'clock, at Trinity Church, Washington.
social party was given at the home of
Miss Turvey at Fort Myer Heights last
evening, at which games, dancing and other
enjoyments were INDUCED in until late
hour, when refreshments were served.
Among those present were Miss Goldie
Wood, Annie and Mamie Sullivan, Made
Hunter Moiiie Lewis. Alice Kirk, S. Par
cell. May Warning, Gertrude Turvey and
Mrs. Fanny Brown, Messrs. John Sullivan,
Je sse Thomas, Hiram Lewis, VIII j. Col
Inns, John Hynaston. Rodgers Lewis, Mr..
and Mrs. Batchler and Mr. and Mrs. Seaton.
Miss Marie Harstock, daughter of Rev.
S. NJ Hartsock, D. D., has gone to High
land, N Y, to spend the winter with her
brother, Rev. J. Lewis Hartsock.
hop was given by the Ladies Crescent
Pleasure Club at St. Joseph's Hall last
Monday evening. The success of the affair
was largely due to the efficient and capable
direction of the amusement committee,
which included the Misses Rose /. Levy,
Josephine Wagner, Lizzie Lockwood. Teresa
Leonard and Ida Brahler. The ladies in
tend to continue these hops every second
and fourth Monday of the month during
the season.
a banquet was given to Dr. Harry Rob-