Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-22
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Pretty Wedding This Morning at the
Covenant Church.
The ShOup-Beveridge Marriage Inst
Night - Other Matrimonial
Evenfs-PersonaIs.

| rage by DR.. Teunis s. Hamlin, their pastor.
| The bride wore a dainty white liberty silk
over white taffeta and carried bride roses.
Only the family and a few friends We're
present. Mr.. and Mrs Hanna left later for
New York and will sail soon for a brief tour
in France and Switzerland
one of the most interesting of the June
home weddings was that of last night. when
| Miss Julia Beveridge, daughter of Mrs NJ
w. Beveridge, became the wife Of Mr. Wal
| ter Connell Shoup Of New York, son OF the
late Majs James c. Shoup of New York
city. and grandson of the late George Grove
| Shoup of Indiana. The company witnessing
The ceremony was limited to relatives and
personal friends of the couple but the
floral adornments of the elegant and spa
cious nome were especially artistic. Aspar-
agus vines made draperies in wide arched
doorwayS of the hall and were loOped back
with great bows of pink satin. Both draw
ing rooms had the ceilings canopied in
asparagus vine and true-lovers' knots of
satin ribbon. Pink predominatcd in The sec
end and white in the first room. Palms and
Marguerite bushes, arranged in bower,
marked the place for the ceremony. In APP
pTopriate places clusters of roses in pink
and white added beauty and the fragrant
breath of June to the scene and gave the
finishing touch TO a beautiful picture. A
stringed orchestra played during the cere-
mony and supper.
Mr.. Wilson of this city and Mr.. Wilkes
Mr.. George Greer of Rye, \. Y, serving as
best man. Miss Beverage attended her
| sister as maid of honor and preceded her
| TO the dra wing room The bride was es-
corted by her uncle, Mr.. William Herbert
Smith of New York, and Rev. DIR. Mcl<im,
rector of Epiphany Church, performed the
ceremony.
The bride was gowned in white liberty
silk. The bodice was richly trimmed with
| point lace ard the tulle Veil was fastened
by orange blossoms, The maid of honor
wore white silk null and large bouquet
| of lilies of the valley. The bridal party and
| the guests afterWard sat down to supper
served at small tables The dining room
and all the appointments of the supper
table were in pink and white Later in the
evening Mr. and Mrs. Shoup started for a
northern trip, and will summer on the
Maine coast. Next autumn they will reside
| III New York city. Mrs. and Miss Shoup,
mother and sister of fhe groom; Mrs. f. L.
Sykes and Mr.. George Hardy, all of New
York, were on for the wedding
Another beautiful wedding last night was
that of Miss Harriet Eleanor Austin and
Mr.. d. j. Frederick Hager which took
place at ST. Pauls NJ. Z. Church. 10Th and
r streets. and will be noted as the first
marriage to be celebrated in this new place
of worship. Palms and flowers. with Amer
lean and British flags, adorned the church,
as Wen as Christian Endeayor banner, of
which organization both bride and groom
are members. The ushers. Mcssrs. Edward
II. Cleaver Of Trenton, n. J.. .. ID. Ehret
" ia tS' d. dk4'L L EtOEEISk isultllec ana
William D. Swan of this city were kept
| busy till the last moment sealing the.
guests. They preceded the bride who came
IN escorted by her father. Mr. james b.
ACstn, TO the chanceL Her only at
tendant was Miss Edith Hager. riece of
the groom. who wore white silk muslin
ever white taffeta. trimmed with ribbons
ana lace. and carried La France roses The
bride, who is charming young lady with
many graces Of mind and person, was
soWned in an elegant white satin the
bodice trimmed with pearl passe nenterie
and lace. Sprays of lilies OF the valley and
a diamond ornament fastened her tulIe
VEIL and her shower bouquet was of bride
roses Mr.. George A. Haskell of New
YORK was best man. Rev. Stowell Bryant.
pastor of the church. officiated. Owing to
the Illness of the brides mother The recep-
tlon planned to follow the marriage at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Austin On S
street. was abandoned, and the newly mar
RED couple received the congra tul4 lions of
their friends in the church parjor MIR
and Mrs. Hager left later for a honeymoon
Journey. but wiz return here for a short
WISH before proceeding to their future home
at Hagersviiie, Ontario.
MISS Annie Steindle and Mr. George
Tyler of Washington were married last
evening at the parsonage of St Andrews
oathoilc Church, Baltimore. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Joseph Thornton
Miss Rose Herzog and Mr.. David Mach
man were married last night at Freunds
where number of friends from Washing
ton and other cities Witnessed the cere-
mony. The brides parents, Mir. and Mrs.
uVes of the groom. Messrs. Sol Herzog
Harry Wolf, Joe Baum and Louis Baum
We're ushers The bride wore a dainty
white organdie trimmed with ribbons and
lace. Lilies of the valley fastened her
tulle veil. A wedding supper followed the
ceremony, and among the out-of-town
guests were Mrs. Lesser, Mr. Mark Silver
and Sheahan of Augusta and Mr.. and Mrs.
and I .rase-
cago. After extended tour, Mr. and
Mrs. Nachman will go to Augusta, Ga, to
reside.
Miss Lottie Burkhart and Mr. Christian
]. Gockeler were married last night at St.
Paufs English Lutheran Church in the
presence of a large gathering of friends.
Rev DR.. Domer officiated. The ushers were
Mr.. William Fl. Haney, MIR. B. Frank
Meyers, Mr.. ]. Louis Willge and Mr.. Nal
lory G. Taylor of Baltimore. Miss Carrie
1, BurShart and Miss Gertrude NJ. Cooke
Ter were the bridesmaids and wore gowns
of white silk muslin over pink taffeta, and
carried pink roses. The brides dress was
of white silk draped with white liberty
gauze. A diamond star held her tulle veil
and her bouquet was of roses and valley
lilies. Later the bridal party and out-of-
town guests attended the reception at the
residence, in Mount Vernon place, of the
brides sister, Mrs. TRACER. Upon their re-
turn from their bridal trip, Mr.. and Mrs
Gockeler will go to housekeeping at their
new home, 3D. K street
Among the marriages of the week was
that of Miss Louise H. Treiber, daughter of
the late Ernest F. Tre.ber, and Mr.. Guy Z.
Padgett a well-known young business
man of this city. The bride attired in
white organdie with lace trimmings, and
carried a bunch of bride roses. Mr.. and
Mrs. Padgett will be at home, $40 street
northeast, after July l.
A party of pleasure-seekers left Wash
ington Sunday morning at 9:30 the
launch Allie Moore, bound for Bryant
Point. Md. Among those in the party were
Mr. and Mrs Moore and son of Alexandria
Va; Misses Gertrude Christian, Nellie
Heating, Bessye Smith. May Ryan, Daisy
Hays and Carrie Greenwell of this CITY, and
Messrs. H. w. Sullivan. C. Long J.
Thomas. d. Geary H. Davis and w. Ryan
After pleasant day spent at this point the
party visited Mount Vernon and other
points of interest on the river, and reached
Washington at 7:45 pm.
Miss Maggie Ernistine Schley OF Balti-
more, Md, and Mr.. Martin A. Eagau of
Washington, ID. c., were married at St
Patrfcks Church last evening at 1:15 Rev
Father Stafford officiating. The wedding
was a quiet affair, account of the recent