Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-26
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE PADDOCK-BATEMAN WEDDING
AT ST. JOHNS TONIGHT.
Mr.. jenkins and Miss Perry Will BE
Married Mt ST. Andrews Recent
Events-PersOnal Notes.

The marriage tonight at St. Johns
Church of Miss Margaret Bateman and the
Rev. Ernest Moorhead Paddock, assistant
rector of st. Johns, will take place at S
o'clock. There are cards to be presented
at the church. The wedding reception will
follow at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A E.
Bateman, 1715 Connecticut avenue, from
half-past until half-past 10. Last night
Mr. and Mrs. Bateman gave supper to
the bridal party, which is one of the largest
of the season. The brides young sister,
Miss Bella Edgerton Bateman will be the
maid of honor and the bridesmaids will be
Miss TURNKEY of Chicago, Miss Eaton Of
Boston, Miss Alice Hoy of Philadelphia,
Miss Ogden of Portland, Miss Laura Green,
Miss Laura Cook Miss Cranberry and Miss
Gerry of New York and Miss Lucretia
Dodge Of this city, all relatives or former
school friends of the bride. The ushers
will be Mr. Walter Brush and Mr.. E. c.
Cranberry of New York, Mr.. John Sinclair.
Mr.. Frank McIlheny, Messrs, Arthur and
Enroll Hoy, all of Philadelphia; Mr.. Burch-
ell and Mr.. Christiancy of this city. The
father of the groom, Rev. Wilbur H Pad
dock of St. Andrews Church, Philadelphia,
will officiate. assisted by DR.. Mackay-
Smith. The bride. who is exceedingly at
tractive in both person and manner, has
received a superb collection of gifts from
relatives and friends in this and other
cities. After their wedding journey the
newly-married couple will go to housekeep-
ing at the Maury, on G street.
Another interesting wedding tonight will
be that of Miss Caroline Adelaide Perry and
Mr.. Harry Dodge Jenkins, which will take
place at St Andrews Church at O'Clock
Miss Perry is the daughter of the late
Judge Newman K. Perry of Columbia, S. c.,
and will be married from her uncle's home,
Rev. DR.. Perry, who will perform the serv-
ice. Miss Emily Perry will be maid of honor
| and Miss Margaret Chew. Miss Katherine
Parr of Baltimore, Miss Faith Perry and
Miss Mary Harris bridesmaids. Mr. New
man Perry will escort his sister and Mr..
Frank Perry will be best man. Mr.. Frank
Upton, Mr.. Harry Brown, Mr.. Carey Male
and Mr.. Percy Melbourn will be ushers.
After their bridal trip the couple will re-
turn here to live
The suburban home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ju-
Ian c. Dowell at Silver Springs, Md, was the
scene of beautiful wedding last evening
when their eldest daughter, Miss Rosina
Louise Dowell. and DIR. Johnson Mcdowell
Moore of Macon, Ga, We're married. The
entire house was adorned in palms Easter
lilies spring blossoms, bride roses and ar
butus and trailing vines The wedding was
solemnZed in the presence of the imme-
dtate relatives of of the contracting par
ties and a small circle of intimate friends.
The bridal procession was led by four usi-
erS, Mr.. John Chalmers Wilson, Mr.. VIM.
P. Wilson. Mr.. Sherman NJ. Craiger and Mr.
Osgood II. Dowell. The bridesmaids We're
Miss Marie Moore and Miss Katherin +.
Vandervort of Pittsburg. Miss Elizabeth
Noyes Dowell sister Of the bride, was maid
of honor The bride entered with her
| father, the procession passing between the
white ribbons held by the ushers to a bower
| of palms and flowers at one end of the par
lor The officiating clergyman was Rev.
| Samuel H. Greene of Calvary Baptist
| Church of Washington. The groom was at
| tended by his brother Mr.. Colquitt Moore
| DR.. Bschoff played the wedding march.
Following the ceremony reception, large
| ly attended, was held from s to II o'clock
| The bride and groom left later In the even
| ing, to the usual accompaniment of showers
of rice and good wishes for wedding trip,
| to end at their prospective home in Macon.
| Ca where the groom is associated In prac-
tice with his father. DR.. X F. Moore.
Among the many ,,ay EvTs san " Miss se
| lima Wilson, Miss Nanette Milliken
| Misses Yeatman, Misses Stone. DR.. and
| Mrs BischoT, Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Cur
It's, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Mason. Miss Helen
| Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Thompson,
| jr, Mr.. and Mrs. Kinear, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Van Week, Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard Morris
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur E. Dowell, Mrs
| Reyes and Miss Keys Mr. and Mrs VIM.
Pierce, Misses Pierce. Miss Drew, Mr. and
! Mrs. VIM Morscll, Miss Atha Swain, MIR.
| Crosby S. Noyes Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c.
Moves, Mr. and Mrs. F. II. stickney. Mrs MIS-
loch, Mr.. Walter F. Rogers. Major and
Mrs o. C. Fox, Major c. II. Lawrence
and the Misses Lawrence. Miss Daisy Rem
dali, MISS CnaflOlle 1TleSt. MISS Iud Dew,
Miss Rose Armstrong, Miss Mcclellan,
| Miss Jessie Wheat, Mr.. Preston Ray, Miss
| Ray, DR.. and Mrs G. II. Wright. Mr.. and
| Mrs. s. Prescott Wright, Mr.. and Mrs L.
B. Thompson, Dr. Smedee, Misses Smedes,
| Miss Harding, Miss Roberta Braid, Mr..
and Mrs. H. E. Copenhaver, Mr.. VIM.
Wright, Col. and Mrs. Kinsman, Misses
Kinsman, Messrs. Keys, Messrs. Graves
Mr. Alphonzo Hart, Miss Hart. Mr.. and
| Mrs John Shea, Mrs. Langille, Misses Lam
gille, Miss Doolittle and Mr.. Armstrong.
Mrs A L. Barber will not be at home at
| Belmont tomorrow.
The German ambassador was host of a
large dinner last night, when his guests in.
cluded the Secretary of the Treasury and
| Mrs Gage Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Hender-
son, Mr. and Mrs. Andrews, Mr.. sand Mrs
buckingham, Commander Cowes, the min
lister from Denmark, the minister from Tur.
key Mr.. and Mrs. Fraser, Mrs. Wallach
Mrs. Postlethwait, Mrs. Sargent, Mist
Edes, Miss Boardman, Miss Edith Patten
Miss Helen Patten, Gen. Corbin, Mr. Kas
son and Mr. Ferguson.
Senator and Mrs. Elkins, at another ele
giant dinner last night, entertained the Sec
rotary of Agriculture and Miss Wilson, the
| Postmaster General and Mrs. Smith, Sen
ator and Mrs. Carter, Senator and Mrs
Quarles, Senator and Mrs Clark. Senator
and Mrs. Foster, Senator and Mrs. Hans
broUgh, Representative and Mrs. Dalzel
and Colonel and Mrs. Bingham
Miss Eleanor r. Cushman of New Yorl
city, who has been stopping at the Airing
ton with her father, is now visiting he
cousin, Miss Lillian E. HELEN of 21st street
Mrs. Sam Rothschild is at home to he
friends at 1902 9Th street.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs Geo T
Hilton, l. street, was the of
pretty wedding last evening, when Mis-
Eliza beth NJ. Simmons, daughter of MI
and Mrs. J. F. Simmons of Maryland, AM
Mr.. Eugene l. Freeman of this city wer
married in the presence of a number o
friends by Rev. A. M. Hilliker of Epiphan.
Chapel The ceremony was followed by
reception. after which supper was served
The presents were numerous and beautiful
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellwood v. Cross celebrate
the first anniversary of their wedding las
| evening at their residence by a reception
| and supper to a number of friends.
! / The marriage of Miss Lille Truatt an
| | Mr.. r. NJ. Mansfield took place at the Firs
i Baptist Church last evening at 1880 O'Clock
Il Rev. A. Truatt the father of the bride
Il performing the ceremony. The pulpit wa
II beautifully decorated with plants and flow
\ ers. Mrs. Lottie Buckner played the wed
II | ding marches. The uSherS We're MeSSrS. f