Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-26

millions She is a daughter of the late
VIM. Gammell of Providence and a sister
of Mrs. E. H. G. Slater of this city The
young lady is now abroad
The marriage last night in Trinity
Church. Takoma Park, d. c.. Of Miss Min
ME Cady Seashols TO Mr.. Joseph u. Noel
OF Danville. Va. was witnessed by large
gathering. The handsome bride was attired
in white satin, her lace veil fastened with
the groom's wedding gift Of a sunburst of
diamonds. She carried bouquet of lilies
of the valley and white book of the mar
rage service of the church. The matron
of honor was her sister. Mrs. John William
Hubbard of Charleston, w Va. who was
dressed in pink. and carried pink roses.
The best man Mr.. Ncrvei Walker of
Baltimore. The ushcrs wern Messrs. Chas.
D NOEL of Danville. brother of the groom:
R Lee Riggs of Baltimore, John William
Hubbard of Charleston: W: Va. and Jack
Montague of Richmond. The ushers, IN
couples. took position in front of the choir
followed by the matron OF honor. The
bride came in alone and was met near the
choir by the groom. Mr.. Henry A Cady
o. Takoma Park, brother-in-law of the
pride, gave her away. The rector. Rev. Da-
Vid Barr. performed the ceremony. The
altar was tastefuly adorned with brass
vases filled with Gala lilies. the chancel
rail with sprays of white and the choir
with many potted flowers of different kinds
me bridal presents we're many and valu-
ahle- The wedding journey was north.
At the home Of the brides father. Mr. l..
G. Fletcher. 1216 Linden street northeast.
Tuesday evening. Miss Bessie l.. Fletcher
and Rev. Henry l.. Webster of Montego
Bay, West Indies. We're married by Rev.
Walter H. Brooks of the Nineteenth Street
Baptist Church. assisted by Rev. w. J.
Howard of Zion Baptist Church. The bride
was handsomely gowned and carried brides
roses. The bride was a teacher in the Logan
Public School and a graduate of the Normal
School. The groom, Rev. Mr.. Webster. is
one Of the leading citizens of the Island of
Jamaica and an alderman of Montego Bay.
After the marriage reception, which was
largely attended. the couple left for Phila-
delphia. where they will take the ship for
the West Indies. their future home. Miss
Mamie Brooks rendered the wedding march
from Mendelssohn The presents were nu-
large steamer trunk, the gift of the teach
ers of the Logan Public School.
Mrs. A. G. Curtin is the guest of Mrs.
Mitchell. 1904 X street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl NJ. Green of Philade
phia are in the city for few days at the
Ebbitt.
Last night at $ o'clock, in the presence
of about forty relatives and friends. Miss
Ella Lambdin and Mr.. Thomas X. Saunders
Were united in marriage by the Rev. DR..
Easton. The ceremony took place at the
residence of the brides father, 800 Mary
land avenue northeast. The bride Wore
pretty gown of white organdie. and car
| ried bride roses After the ceremony sup
per was served to the guests. after which
| the couple left for a ten days wedding
| trip south. On their return they will 60 to
| housekeeping at 1916 9th street
| Miss Zaidee May Bounds. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. u. T. Bounds of the Conduit
| road West Washington. and Mr.. Edward
]. Gardner of Washington We're quietly
| married at 5::'9 o'clock yesterday afternoon
| at Holy Trinity Church. West Washington,
| Rev Father McAtee officiating. Only few
| friends witnessed the ceremony, no cards
l boz hid
| tended by Miss Mary A. O'Neill and the
| groom by Mr.. l. b. Field. In the evening
| many friends We're present at a reception
to the newly married couple given by the
| parents of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Gard
| ner will be at home at 141 S street after
! May /.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
! Emelyn, daughter of Mr.. Robert A. Hemp
| hill, editor of the Atlanta CGa) Constitu-
| ton, to Mr.. Gilmore Harrison Goodhart. jr-,
| son of Mr.. f. H. Goodhart, for the past
| sixteen years connected with the paymas-
| ter's department. United States army. and
now stationed at the government building,
| New York city. Mr.. Goodhart, jr.. is also
| the grandson of Major Richard Goodhart
of the United States Treasury Department.
| and of the late Justice B. W. Ferguson of
| this city. The marriage ceremony will take
| place Monday morning, April 80, at IL
| o'clock, 305 Peachtree. Atlanta, Ga.
| Mrs. Robert J. Handy has issued invita-
| tons for the marriage of her daughter.
| Katharine Rausenberger. to Mr.. John
| Oliver Bosley of this city, Thursday even
ing. May 10, at 8 o'clock at Holly Oak. Del.
| Rev. Frederick w. Staley. uncle of the
bride. will perform the ceremony. After
May 81 the couple will be at home Thurs
| days at La Grande, COZ 4th street, this
| city.
A pretty home wedding occurred Tuesday
evening at the residence of Mrs. NJ. c.
O'Brien. 1912 18th street, the bride being her
| eldest daughter, Annie f. O'Brien. and the
groom MIR. Jetson G. Trail. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. James F. Mackin
assisted by Rev. Fathers Foley and kruge
of St. Paurs parish and Father Phillip
Sheridan of Baltimore. and was witnessed
only by the immediate relatives of the
bride and groom. The bride. richly gowned
in gray broadcloth, was escorted to the par
lor by her brother William A. OBrien. the
bridesmaid being her sister. Miss May
OBrien. The groom was attended by Mr.
| Albert Fields of Rockville. After a bret
| Journey east MIR. and Mrs. Trail will reside
| at POPS 14th street.
Mrs. Lawton. widow Of Gen Lawton, IL
visiting Gen and Mrs. Breckenridge. er
| route from California to her home IN Ken
| lucky.