Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-28
The WORLD OF SOCIETY
Pretty Wedding This Morning at St.
Hargaret's Church.
Miss KeitOn and Lieut.. Ames Married
Other Weddings-Per-
sOnal Notes.

l states army, and Lieut.. Thales L. Ames
were married today at half-past IL at st.
Margaret's Church.
| Marked simplicity attended the arrange
nents. but while no invitations had been
| issued the church was well filled with
friends. the old army families and residents
being especially notable. The altar was
| adorned with vases of white roses and
palms We're in place about the chancel
The men of the bridal party wore their full
dress uniforms Miss Adelaide Kelton at
| tended her sister as maid of honor and wore
white organdie over pink silk and Leg
horn hat trimmed with pink roses She
| also carried cluster of La France roses
The bride came in church with her mother
| Mrs. Kelton. who wore a black silk dress
| and black net bonnet with ties of white
| tulle The brides dress was of white NOUS
seine de sole over white silk The skirt
had iounces headed by folds of white satin
| She carried bunch of white roses and
| wore a straw sailor trimmed with white
| null. Rev. DR.. Elliott of Ascension Church
| performed the ceremony. Lieut.. and Mrs
| Ames left this afternoon for a honeymoon
| Jaunt and will make their home this sum-
| mer at Rock Island, ILL.,, where the former
| is:stanoned on ordnance duty.
Miss Lille j. Cooper and Mr. George w
| Reinhardt will be married this evening at
| the brides home. 1872 9Th street and the
ceremony will be followed by a reception
| from 8 to IL. The brides uncle Rev Hi
| ram Houston of Dorchester Mass will
officiate. The brides attendants will be her
| small nieces, Sadie Billiard and Margaret
Cooper, as flower girls. with little Miss
| Mayer. After a wedding trip to Chel-
sea N. j., the couple will be at home at the
| Stratford, 14th street. after July H.
| Miss Eta Searles and Mr. Edgar G.
| Busey of Buffalo will be married this even
| ing at the North Carolina Avenue Church.
| Capitol Hill.
Another interesting event this evening
| will be the marriage of Miss Blanche Will
| lard to Maj. Thomas A. Blackboard at the
| residence of the bride, 230 A street south
east Col and Mrs. B. K. Jamison of Phil
| adelphia, the latter a sister of the bride
| are on for the wedding
| The Music and Literature Club held its
last meeting of the season at the home of
| Miss Elsie Lerch, DDS 4 street northeast
| me program was opened with piano duet
| In der Halle des Bergkonigs" (Grieg) by
| the Misses 70. Lerch and j. Maedel vocal
| SOLO, "Des Wtnders Schummer Lied Ode
! Koven), Miss May Talbert Fur Elise"
(Beethoven), Miss L. Feathers; selections
from 'Tannhaeuser." duet (wagner) Miss
| es Tina Weber and j. Maedel; "StiIle
| Llebe, piano solo, Miss Rosa Crimmins
| 'Oh, Happy Days" vocal solo, Miss A Hell
| EN-; 'Minuetto' (MozarD, four hands, Miss
es Feathers and MaedeI; LA Fiieuse"
| Raff). Miss Elsie Lerch. After the pro-
gram refreshments were served. Among
| those present were the Misses Maedel the
Misses Feathers, Weber Crimmins Shoe
| maker, Talbert. Helen. Springsguth, Lerch
| Mccormick, Hunzer and Kubel, Mrs. Lerch.
MI. and MIS-. kubel, l.. Lerch and H
Simms. The club will resume its meetings
| the early part of September.
Miss Landon Blackford and her cousin,
| Miss Read, leave this evening to visit
| friends on the eastern slope of the Rocky
mountains. They go via Detroit and the
Canadian Pacific railroad, traversing Lakes
Huron and Superior, and so via Winnipeg
to Giengary After rest they will go into
| camp in the mountains for fishing and
hunting and expect to return home early
in September.
Mrs. George w. Driver, accompanied by
| her daughter, Miss Bessie Driver, will sail
| today from New York on the steamer Burn
| side for Porto Rico. She goes to visit her
| two sons, DR.. G. s. Driver and Corporal
| William Driver, who are both attached to
| the 18th U. S. Infantry, stationed at San
| Juan, Porto Rico.
| Mrs. Gales, Pritchard Moore and sister
| left Monday last for a visit of several
| months to their sister, Mrs. Judge Ours,
Denver, Col.
Mrs. M. A Jaege will leave the city
| tomorrow for Atlantic City, where she will
| be joined by her husband, and it is ex-
| pected that they will return about Sep
TENDER l.
Miss Ruth Marie Sites formerly of Wash
| ington, was united in marriage to the Rev
| Francis Theodore Brown of Fort Plain
| N. Y, in the Methodist Episcopal Church
| OF Newton Mass, Wednesday evening,
| June 81. a large number Of friends of the
| contracting parties, many of them from
| distance, witnessed the ceremony which
| was beautiful in its every detail. The bride
attired in cream brocade satin, with tulIe
| veil, and carrying an exquisite bouquet of
lilies of the valley, advanced up the aisle
| preceded by the ushers and bridesmaids
| meeting the groom at the chancel amid
nj I.jn rNfr LINE
| given away by her brother. c. NJ. Lacey
Sites. The maid of honor was Miss Elsie
| Maude Sites sister of the bride and a
member of this years graduating class at
Wellesley. The bridesmaids were Miss Jean
| Adams of Pittsburg and Miss Roberta
| Simpson of Mcpherson, Kan, cousin of the
| bride. DR.. C. X. Bancroft of Yale Univer-
| sity was best man, and the ushers were
| DR.. c.. S. Ingham, also of Yale; the Rev
| Mr.. Broughton. Episcopal minister of Fort
| Plain, N V, and Messrs. ]. c. Rockwell
| of Harvard University; A G. Robinson of
| New York. H. K. Smith of Hartford and
Fred r. Sites, brother of the bride. The
| ceremony was performed by the Rev. Geo.
| w. Brown, D. D., father of the groom. as
| of New York, editor of the Methodist Re-
| view, and the Rev. c. E. Holmes, pastor
| of the church. A reception to the bridal
| party, church officials and guests from a
| distance was held. after the ceremony at
the residence of the brides mother, Mrs.
| Nathan Sites. in Auburndale. The presents,
which were numerous and elegant, testified
| to the wide regard and love in which the
young couple are held. Their wedding jour-
ney is to Nova Scotia, and their future
residence win be Fort Plain, N. Y.
The marriage of Miss Alice Butler,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Butler.
| to Mr.. William Carlin Field of Alexandria,
Va, will take place this evening at 8
O'Clock at Trinity P. Z. Church.
Miss H. NJ. Tenney will spend the sum-
| n.er in the Adirondacks with her sister and
will also visit Montreal and Quebec.
Among the Westinghouse who sailed
for Boston June 10 were Mrs. Edwin H.
Pillsbury and Miss Margaret O'Connor.
Mrs. and Miss Beveridge leave today for
Old Point to join Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Con-
nell Shoup at Hotel Chamberlin. After a
stay of ten days they will then go to Bos-
ton by sea, spending the rest of the season
at norther resorts.
pretty wedding took place at st. Pat
r:cks Curch this morning at o o'clock the
principals being Miss Agnes v. Morgan and
Mr.. James P. Hoppe, both of Tenleytown
ID. c. The church was crowded with the
friends of the couple Mass was celebrated
by the Rev. Father Stafford and appro-
pirate music was rendered by the organist