Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-07

ant was Miss Maud Easton daughter Of
the ofhciating clergyman, Rev DR. Easton
me bride came in church with her father
ana at the head of the aisle was met by the
groom I ana his best man. Mr.. Frederick
Austin; Inc young and pretty bride wore
a youthfnlly made gown of white creme ds
cnene. trimmed with duchess lace n Veil
OF .uIle. and carried bride roses. Her maid
VI honor Wore canary organde over silk the
same shade and carried yellow roses Only
tne bridal party and relatives met later AZ
me reception which followed at the home
or Rear Admiral and Mrs Rearick on Can
ltol Hill. In the party were Mrs Jane Ans
TN, the mother of the groom; Mr.. and Mrs
names Mn So Austin n,, Miss Austin. Mrs Spear.
Freeman Of Norfolk Va; Mr.. and Mrs q
r. Woodward and MIR and Mrs. Charles
a. sh meay ,nE The couple left last night for
SIX months in Nebraska.
Another interesting home wedding last
night was that of Miss Elsie l.. Macauley
ana Mr. William Burke. jr., which took
pace a, the home of the brides parents,
street Rev. DR. Newman performed the
ceremony, the happy couple ami their at
tssnaants, Miss Mary Macauley. sister of
the bride; Miss katharine Burke sister ~
the groom; Mr. Robert c. Howard and Mr.
Eugene Cochran. the best man. facing him
IN the bay window recess which was
banked with palms and pink roses All of
me rooms adjoining Were fragrant with
roses. The bride was most becnminrIw
dressed in white mouSseline dc sole over
MH.te saIn. and carried orchids and lilies
oi-'he-Valley. Her attendants Wore white
organizes and carried pink roses A recen
tion followed from 9 to II, at which a large
number number OF friends of the two families ex-
tended congratulations to Mr. and Mrs
Burke. who left later for their honeymoon
journey.
Princess Arlbert will bring her delightful
visit to this city to a close Saturday. when
she will start for Niagara FAILS on her
way to Canada. Last night Mr. Max Mul-
Ter OF the embassy gave a dinner in her
honor at the Chevy Chase Club when the
guests were the French ambassador. Miss
Audrey Pauncefote. Miss Josephine Board
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald de koven
frauieln Won Chappins, Mr.. Riano of the
Spanish legation and Mr.. Herbert C Nor
man of the embassy staff.
Rev. DR.. Mckim performed the marriage
ceremony last night for Miss Bessie Bart
lett and Mr. Edward Hanford Sturges at
the home of Mr.. John Deering Bartlett
Inc brides dress was of white mousseline
de sole. Mr. Clarke Miller was best man
A large gathering Of friends attended the
reception. Mr.. and Mrs. Sturges left last
night for the north and will live at New
Rochelle, n. Y.
Miss Blanche Frendenthal and Mr.. Edwin
Latmer Dunbar of New York We're married
yesterday at ST. Paurs Church by Rev. AL
fred Harding. the rector. Owing to the Ill
ness of the brides sister, the arrangements
We're greatly smplitied. The bride wore a
lidNtIiiiS uitSS u gray crepe Ne cnlne Il
pretty hat trimmed in ragged robins and
carried bouquet of white roses. She was
escorted to the altar by her father An in
formal reception followed, and the couple
left later for Atlantic City. They will re-
side in Brooklyn. Mrs. and Miss Dunbar,
the grooms mother and sister, and Mrs.
William Pilkinston, sister of the bride, all
of New York, wee present.
Miss Edith Wetmore is at Newport, the
guest of her aunt, Miss Keteltas.
The hiSbop IF WaS
terlee. with their daughter, Miss Satterlee,
sailed today for Bremen.
The Maharajah of Kapurthaa and an
other Indian prince. who are in Paris visit
ing the exposition, gave a dinner last night
in honor of Miss Daisy Letter and Miss
Mamie Letter.
Mrs. Fuller. accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Francis of New York are
now at the chief Justices summer home at
Sorrento. Me-
Miss Clara E. Haines of Capitol Hill
left Monday for Ocean Grove to act as
maid of honor at the wedding of Miss Anna
Tucker. daughter of Rev. Tucker of
Ocean Grove. Miss Tucker will entertain
her four bridesmaids, ushers. maid of
honor. best and groom-elect Mr.
Willis Hall of Caribou, Me, at ten days
house party previous to the marriage,
which takes place on the 18th instant.
Miss Elizabeth Wanamaker daughter of
former Postmaster General and Mrs. Wan
amaker. and Mr.. Norman Macleod were
married yesterday at Jenkintown in Grace
Presbyterian Church The handsome young
bride was gowned in a Paris costume of
beautiful duchess lace. Her tulle veil was
fastened with a wreath of orange blossoms
She wore no jewels. Mr.. and Mrs Mac
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