Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-08
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
HOME MARRIAGE OF MISS THOMP-
son AND MIR. FISHER.
Other Weddings Yesterday Future
Events Personal
Notes.

OF the bride s parents OF MISS Mary 1HoInp-
son. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. S.
Thompson, and Mr. Thomas J. Fisher
united two well-known Washington fam
lilies, and was the pleasant occasion of
bringing together large number of their
relatives and personal friends Rev Eu-
gene Hannah of ST. Agnes Church, Brook
land performed the ceremony. The brides
only attendant was her sister, Miss Mabel
Thompson, and Lieutenant Fred Thomp-
son, United States navy. attended the
groom best man. Before the bridal
party passed to the presence of the priest
Mr.. Richard Beal jr, and Mr.. William S.
Thompson, jr., stretched white ribbons to
| make aisle. The bride. who was es-
corted by her father. was very beautifully
gowned in white liberty silk over white
MORE. Her tulle veil was held by cluster
of orange blossoms, and she carried a
large bouquet of lilies of the valley Miss
Mabel Thompson's dress was of point des-
prit over yellow silk, and her flowers were
yellow roses. The drawing rooms were
decorated with palms, roses and DAISIES.
and dainty supper was served before tne
departure of Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher for their
honeymoon The brides presents were
numerous and valuable and were displayed
in an upper room. The couple will reside
at the Woodmont upon their return.
Miss Irene Montanari and DR.. John j.
Thomas were married last night at st.
Thomas Church in the presence OF large
assemblage. The chancel was tastefully
decorated with daisies and palms. A beau
tiful feature was the music, when IN
cluded the singing of the Lohengrin march
by quartet-Miss Harrison. Miss Cobaugh,
Mr.. Rieman and Mr.. Eoberts-who also
sang a occasional the bridal chorus
Mr. James Phelan, Mr.. Edward Davis
Townsend Mr.. Thomas Gerry Townsend
and Mr.. Hubley Raborg Owen Inc bride
attendants were Miss Jennie Wo3lston
nf nd Helen
Bradshaw Fay, Miss S. Bessie Pearson,
Miss Mary Macarthur Mccullough and Miss
Margaret Faber Johnson. The first named
wore white organdie and lace and the 9TH
ers similarly dainty dresses, but made over
yellow They carried daisy bouquets. The
bride who is the daughter OF the late Ut.
L. p Montanari of Nice, France, was
gowned in white satin trimmed with OUCH
ess lace and a tule veil. Her flowers were
lilies of the valley and roses. Mr.. Charles
Wesley Thomas was best man ana the
officiating clergyman was KEY. DT COR
nell, assisted by the rector Rev Dr. AS
pinwall DIR. and Mrs. Thomas will live IN
Cleveland.
Miss Elizabeth Carter Ball and DR.. Giles
Cook Lane were married yesterday by Rev.
DR.. Albert R. Stuart at the home OF the
brides father Capt. George Washington
Ball The bride, who was prettily dressed
in white silk and lace. was escorted by her
father. Mr.. Walter Scott was best man.
Only a little company of kinsfolk and per
Lane left in the afternoon for Old Point.
and will go later to their future home in
Cranberry, N. c.
Miss Frances o. Kelchner. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kelchner of Rock
Vile and Mr.. Ezra L. Roger Of Westmin-
ster, Md, were quietly married Wednesday
morning at the parsonage of the Gay Street
Baptist Church, West Washington. by the
pastor, Rev. w. 8. o. Thomas After the
Ceremony the newly married couple took
the train for Atlantic City: where they ex-
pect to spend a week. They will make
their home at Gainesville. Md.
Ex-Gov. Jackson and family have closed
their house on X street. and are now at
their country home on the eastern shore Of
Maryland. Later they will join Miss Nell
lie Jackson at Watkins. N. Y.
Tomorrow at Manti. Utah. the marriage
of Miss Mile Keller and Halbert S. Kerr
will take place. The groom is an old Wash
ington boy. He left the High School in
1880 and went to Utah, where he Is now
engaged in rairoading and mining enter
prises. He is a son Of the late Mr.. and
eastern shore. Maryland, and although but
boy when he left here, still has many
friends in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. H. Fowle --eckham
have returned from Auburn Hall, Cul-
pepper county, Va, where they spent their
honeymoon. They will reside at 1884 1
street.
The minister of Costa Rica and Mrs.
Calvo gave a beautiful dinner last night
in honor Of the new minister from San Sal
vador, DIR. Zaldivar, to meet whom were
present the Mexican ambassador Mrs.
Perez, the Gautemalan minister, the Swiss
minister the Haytian minister and Mrs.
Leger, the Nicaraguan minister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cruz, Miss Heaven and Mr.. and Mrs.
Quesada of Costa Rica.
Miss Fendall of street Is now at Nan
tucket, visiting Miss Craig. daughter of
Colonel Robert Craig. United States army.
Miss Eliza B. Baukhages and Mr.. John
]. Kleiner, jr., of this city, and son of ex-
Representative Kleiner of Indiana. will be
married at the residence of the former at
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