Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-08

mark MARI ns.t week; Yssnesday next at neon.
Admire! and Mrs: sFduhar. and Dr. Car
| The bride will besatseuded by a maid of
| honor. Miss TowRe ,Iof> Philadelphia, and
| Lieut.. Archibald Davis. q. 8. N, will be
best man. Among the, ushers will be Lieut..
Breckenridge. U. 8. NJ. c.: DR.. Cook. Y. g.
| N: M. Rosseau and Lieut. Wilson. Many
| Of the officers Of the north Atlantic squad
| ron. OF which Rear Admiral Farquhar Is IN
| command viii come UP from Fort Monroe
social and naval standpoint. will be a bril-
| liant affair. A reception will follow at the
Farquhar residences. 1918 n street. before
| DR.. Carton and his bride leave for their
honeymoon. They VIII spend the winter
| with Mrs. Farquhaf. 7fas
At the marriage Thursday afternoon at
| the Church of the Covenant of Miss Isabel
! Shepherd and Dr.; Robert Sidney Wagner
the ofiieiating minister will be Rev Dr.. s.
nue. Church DR.. Mitchell baptized the bride
! in her infancy and also officiated at the
| marriage Of her uncle and aunt Judge and
Mrs Bradley. Rev. DR.. Hamlfhe will as
sist in the ceremony. 1t is the hope of the
| bride and groom that they may reach Ia
| topilas, Mexico. in time to spend Christmas
at the hacienda with Ex-Governor and Mrs.
! Shepherd, who found at the last moment it
was impossible for them to come here for
! the wedding. 1t is the intention of the cou-
pie to travel extensively in the northwest
ern part of this country before settling
| down to permanent residence.
Another wedding next week will be that
of Miss Bertha Stotsenburg. daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Wesley Morris, to Mr.
Harry Taylor The ceremony is at noon
Wednesday. at the Church of the Covenant.
At noon Wednesday, last at the Congrega-
tional Church of Herndon, Va. the mar
ricge of Miss Anna Marion Simonds of
Herndon to Mr.. William ST John Banch-
ara OF washington was witnessed by large
gathering. The ceremony was performed
| by Rev. Augustus DAVIDSON. pastor of the
church. The ushers, were Mr. Willard A
Simonds, the BRIDES brother, and Mr.. Geo
Barrows, cousin of the groom The bride
was daintily attired in cream colored lans-
dcwne, trimmed with. pearl passementerfe
and chiffon She carried an immense clus-
ter of brides roses. The friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Blanchard have fitted up their Wash
ington fiat by the number and value of the
gifts. Among those present were Mr.. NJ. A
Barrows, Mrs George White. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. d. Farnham, Mrs. Henry Farnham, Mrs.
| Webster. Prof Chase, Mrs. H. W. Blanch-
ard. Miss Magee, Mr.. Clarence Entrikon'
all of Washington, and Miss Hoke and Mr..
Johnson Ray of Norwich \. Y. Inc bridal
party were Joined by friends at the brides
home for the wedding breakfast. rendered
by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin b.
Sin onds. After returning from southern
tour Mr.. and Mrs. Blanchard: will live at
SoS Massachusetts avenue, Washington,
where they will be at heme to friends after
JS-iudiS l.
Mrs. Griggs, wife of the Attorney General
will, introduce Miss Constance. their third
daughter. at tea December 20, . to I.
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Miss Katherine NJ. Staples to Mr.. Charles
c. Grimsley next Tuesday evening. at 1921
Both street The Rev. Page Milburn will
perform the ceremony.
quiet marriage took place at Trinity P.
F.. Church Wednesday afternoon at half
past 2. The contracting parties were Miss
Clara Bowen of this city, daughter of Mrs.
and the late Mr.. Edwin Bowen of Virginia,
and Mr. Benjamin K. Shumate OF Virginia.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
DR.. Gibson, assistant rector of Trinity. Mr..
Hugh Mitchell, cousin of the groom, es-
corted the bride, who wore a travelling suit
of cadet blue swansdown and blue velvet
hat of a darker shade. A few intimate
friends were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Shu-
m te left for their new home at Riverton,
Warren county, Va.
Miss Marion Cockrell only returned from
the west few days ago. having spent the
month since coming back from Europe in
Missouri where she was bridesmaid at her