The times., 1899-06-13
THE SOCIAL WORLD
OF. WASHINGTON
Yesterdays Rain Failed to
Mar Pretty Weddings.
The Foster Carter Marriage at Con-
gregational Church.
Mr.. Sullivan and Miss McKenny
United by the Brother of
the Bride.

filled last night with the friends Of Miss
| Evelyn Carter and DR.. Warren Wooden
Foster, both members of the congregation.
who were married at o'clock, Rev. S. NJ.
Newman officiating. The decoration of the
chancel, as well as of the library of the
church. where the reception was after
ward held, were in green and white, the
| latter color conception being expressed in
| bride roses and carnations. Dr. Bischof
played the wedding march which heralded
the approach of the bridal train, which
was led by the ushers. Prof. H. A. HaZen,
DR.. A. W. Bevard, Mr.. F. W. Garden, and
Mr. T. F. Dennis.
Miss Mabel F. Claflin, the brides only
attendant. preceded her. wearing an airily
pretty toilet, in harmony with the floral
colors. white and green. Her white or
candle was worn over skirt of water
green taffeta and her flowers were white
carnations. The bride was attended by her
father, Major George T. Carter, by whom
she was given away. The wedding gown
was of trained ivory poult de sole, the
bodice and skirt trimmed with frills of
accordion pleated chiffon. The tulle veil
was fastened in simple folds about the
wearers dark hair and the bridal bouquet
was of white roses. The groom and his
best man, Rev. C. H. Butler. of this city,
awaited the bridal party at the platform,
which was banked with flowers and palms.
At the largely attended reception which
followed Mrs. Carter, who has just re-
, turned from California. assisted in receiy-
ing the guests. Her gown was of grey
silk, trimmed with cut steel and chiffon.
Among the out t-of-town friends who came
on to attend the wedding were the groom S
| af
cut Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gillespie Moore of
Chicago, Prof. and Mrs. Irving L. Foster
, of State College Pa. and Mrs. Harry l.,
Patterson of College, Nd.
r After the reception DIR. Foster. who is a
J medical examiner in the Pension Bureau
:: and his bride left for an unrevealed hon
eymoon trip, from which they will return
about July /.
The marriage OF Miss Susie Redempta
McKenny, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
McKenny, and Mr.. Thomas A. Sullivan
g was solemnized at the Church of the I'M
maculate Conception yesterday morning al
II o'clock instead OF in the afternoon as
| at first announced. The bride, attired fol-
spond. carrying bouquet of American
Beauty roses, entered the church with the
groom. Her brother Rev. f. X. McKenny
of St Charles College, at Ellicott City
Md, performed the ceremony, and in the
sanctuary were Rev. Father Ryan, pastor
of the Church Of the Immaculate Con-
; ception, Rev. Father Beavans, Rev. Faith
er Griffith. and Rev. Father Bischoff pas
! tor and assistant pastor of st. Augustin's
Chvrch, and Rev. Father Ennis, 5. J., o.
Georgetown University. At the close Of
the services at the church. Mr.. and Mrs
Sullivan left at once for Philadelphia.
rett A. Hobart, and Miss Marie Rolir
Stubbs, of Hartford, Conn, whose engage.
ment was announced a short time ago
will be married Thursday, June %. at tn,
home, in Hartford, of Mrs. Elizabeth
Robert Rexford, the adopted mother o.
, the bride be. The ceremony will bt
performed by Mr.. Tuttle's cousin. the Rev
, DR.. w. NJ. Hughes, rector of the Church
, of the Redeemer, MorristOwn, n. j.
Archbishop Keane, the former rector
, OF the Catholic University. who is abou
! to return to Washington. will leave Rom,
, within the next ten days.
Miss Georgia Turnbull and Mr. Charlie.
, Franklin Crane will be married tomorrow
afternoon at $50 o'clock at the Maryland
l Avenue Baptist Church northeast Rev
n. C. Nayior. pastor, officiating. Mr.
, Charles H. Miller will render the wedding
music. Miss Anna r. Nevins will attenC
the bride and Mr. Joseph Haas will act 4!
best man. The ushers are Messrs. Herman
| c. Metcalf. Paul Z. Sleman, w C. Trey
and John d. Rhodes
, Prince Casimir Luburmiski. of Gallicia
is the guest of DIR. and Mrs. Maurice Fran
els Eagan, in North Capitol Street.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Camden Brow
Iatra if,,-if fn- tho r~ia
of their daughter, Miss Ida NJ, to Mr.. Wat
son Freeman Clark. son of Mr.. Edwart
Clark, Architect of the Capitol. The cere
: : mony will take place at Trinity Protestan
Episcopal Church Third and C Streets
Wednesday, June q, at 10 o'clock a. m.
I Mrs. Andrew B. Duvall and the Misse
Duvall have gone to Princeton to attent
: | the graduating exercises. Mr.. Andrew b
\ Duvall, jr., is one of the graduates.
d Mr.. and Mrs. H. Sipe have sent ou
L cards for the marriage of their sister, Mrs
S Alice NJ. Barber, and Mr.. George W
Thecker. Wednesday. June II. 1899. at
= O'Clock p. m, at the Church of the Unitet
e Brethren. corner North Capitol and I
e Streets. A reception will follow at 170
e Fourth Street at $50.
i Mrs L. Lawrence, nee McElroy, o
|
4 iting her parents at 603 Florida Avenue
= and Will be pleased to see her friends.
V Mr. and Mrs. Leonard o. Bone have is
sued invitations for the marriage of thei
daughter. Madge, 10 Mr.. Charles r. Glib
i son. Wednesday. June 81, at IL o'clock
Church of the Ascension. After July i
the couple will be at home at the BRIDE
;, parents at 1ll2 Eleventh Street.
The American Line steampship St Louis
n which sails for Southampton next Wednes
= day, will carry among her passengers Mrs
= F. Keats Rodgers. Mrs. Thomas ]. Cook
e Mr.. w. II. Arnold and family, Mr.. Paul H
e Kelly, Miss f. Becker. and Miss NJ w
= Comstock, all of Washington.
= Miss Lillian a. Webster, who has beel
o associated with the Army and Navy Mag
Y azine'' left this morning to visit her sister
V Mrs. James d. Hand, of Alabama.
Mrs. James b. Ingraham is visiting he
: daughter, Mrs. Joseph Marsh. of Belleheld
y near Pittsburg, Pa.
l. Miss Ruby Bodeker, who came on to at
T. tend the wedding OF her friend Miss Rut
II Merriam. has returned to her home il
y Richmond.
Miss Dora Doty Jones' whose course O
lectures was one of the intellectual break
in the monotony OF the Washington Lente
. season, viii spend the latter part of tn
month and July with former Senator an
Mrs. Davis at their mountain home in FL
kins, w. Via. Miss Jones Will go abroa
during the latter part of the summer I
l, collect data for lectures, which she wi
10 give next winter.