Evening star., 1900-12-04
The aWORLD OF. SOCIETY
BEAUTIFUL. WEDDING AT ST. JOHNS
CHURCH TO-DAY.
Miss COnnally Becomes Mrs. Andrews-
The Buds of Yesterday-An Engage
ment AnnOunced-PersOn

The marriage of Miss Mary Curry Con-
nally and Mr.. Walter Scott Andrews took
place at noon today at st. Johns Church
The ceremony was followed by break
fast at the home Of DIR. and Mrs. ]. L. NJ
Curry. attended by large gathering OF
relatives and personal friends from New
York, Boston. Richmond and Ashevllle, N
c. This afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews
left for extensive wedding trip, and
may spend the entire winter in travel The
bride who was the recipient of numerous
valuable gifts, is the niece of DR.. and Mrs
Curry, with whom she has spent much time
in this city. Her parents are Col. and Mrs
John Kerr Connally, whose beautiful home
ON the mountainside near Asheville, n. c.,
adjoins the 4BiltmOre estate. The groom is
son of Mr. and Mrs Frank w. Andrews
of Massachusetts avenue.
The uSherS who seated the guests at the
church were Mr.. Paul Andrews of New
port. brother of the groom; Mr.. Elisha Dy-
er, jr., Mr.. Stuyvesant LIE Roy and Mr..
Franklin A. Plummer of New York, Mr.. j.
N. Bonaparte and Mr.. Horace WeStcott Of
this city. Mr.. Frank Andrews best
man and Miss Mary Carlisle, cousin of the
bride, was maid of honor.
The bride, who came in church with her
father, Col. Connally, was gowned in white
satin and lace. Her tall, graceful figure
was almost enveloped in lace, her veil,
family heirloom, and the bodice and front
OF the skirt being entirely of fimy Chan
tilly lace. The jewels worn were a large
brooch of diamonds surrounding an i'm
mense pearl and a diamond harvest moon.
which cleaned in the corsage. A cluster OF
orange bios SONS surmounted her veil and
a great bouquet of lilies of the valley was
carried. The maid of honor wore pink silk
with insertions of renaissance lace, f1ounces
of which bordered the skirt diamond
and ruby brooch was worn and a great
cI1Sfpr of rOSphll1S carried. Her hat
was of black velvet. with black tips. I'm
der the fiaring brim 1t was faced with pink
The marriage ceremony. at which Rev.
Alexander Mackay-Smith officiated, was ac
companied by choral service, the singers
meeting the bridal party at the church door
and leading the way to the chancel. Mrs.
Andrews, the grcom's mother. wore deep
garnet velvet, with spangled and jetted net,
and small black bonnet. The brides
mother, Mrs. Connally was in mauve vel
vet and crepe. Mrs. Curry wore dark green
velvet trimmed with fur, and Mrs. Calder
OH Carlisle another aunt of the bride, wore
dark red velvet with lighter shade of
velvet and feathers in her becoming hat
Among other guests were the Secretary OF
the Treasury, I.crd Pauncefote. the Misses
Pauncefote Mr. Calderon Carlisle, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. e. MCGUIRE Mrs. Hobson, Miss
Law the Spanish minister and the Duchess
D'Arcos. Justice Brown. Miss Fanny Fuller
the Austrian minister and Mrs. Hegenmul-
ler Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee, Miss Weoo
Mrs. Geo. c. Bloomer, Mrs. Paul Andrews
OF Newport Mrs. Elkins Miss Rochester
Mr.. Jesse Blair, Mr.. John Wilkins Mr.
and Mrs. w. C. Whittemore, Mrs. Albert
Halstead and General and Mrs Moore.
The decoratio of the chancel were un-
usually elaborate
A wedding bell of white and pink chrys-
anthemums hung in the center, the couple
standing under 1t for the betrothal service
Tall bouquets of the same flowers tied with
pink ribbons showed between the groups OF
palms on either side and bouquets were
also in the altar vases. The aisle was ol-
vided off by pink ribbons. and nearly All the
reserved seats were filed by the guests,
who went afterward to the wedding break
fast.
Mrs. William A. Seebold is stopping for
the winter at 1909 18th street
Mrs. VIM Daingerfield Peachy and family
have taken apartments at 1886 street TOT
the winter, having e. e, leased Bat Bathurst 'nen
country home, on Woodley lane
Mrs. Bradford has issued cards for tea
to be given at the Washington Club Friday,
December IL Mrs. Bradford and the misses
Bradford will be at home Fridays after jan
uary l. at their residence, 1922 street.
Mrs. David Adler of Pittsburg, Pa. is the
guest of her parents, DR.. and Mrs. ). w.
Abel of 62l K street.
The marriage of Marion Madeleine, daugh-
ter of Duncan Turner of Leonardtown, Nd,
to Ashby Bullaughs of MechanicSvllle, Mo,
took place on Thanksgiving afternoon at
the residence Of Mr.. Ambrose Stephenson
agent of Weems line of steamers. The Rev.
C. s. Lancaster, s. j., Of LeonardtoWn. Nd,
performed the ceremony. None but I'M
mediate relatives and personal friends were
present.
Mrs. Wilma E. Baldwin of Manassas, Va.
is spending a few days with Mrs. E. u.
Newman and mother. at 1850 Sth street. en-
route Pasadena, Cal.
A large assenlblage of young folks gath
cred at Mrs Ciarks family homestead at
OK Roards crossing. Va, Thanksgiving eve
Genuine country dancing was indulged IN
until a late hour, when hot supper was
served Among the guests were the Misses
Ball, Reinburg, Davis, Allen, L. Shepherd,
Mr.. Furgusen and Mr.. D. c. Prescott OF
Washington, Mrs. Clark and Mrs Plaskett
of OK Roads crossing and Mr.. w Clark OF
Woodbridge and the Messrs. II. Tyrrell r.
G. Furgusen, w. Shepherd, N. Shepherd, H.
Shepherd, c. Dixon, B. Brown, l.. Hall, q.
Mills, c. Tyrrell and w. Giggets of OK
Roads crossing.
Mr. and Mrs. Amer R. Yost have issued
cards announcing the marriage of their
daughter, Mary Letter, to MIR. John Crow
ley Settle, Monday, December 3. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Dr.
Schick, pastor of Grace Reformed Church,
in the presence of only the immediate rela-
tives of the bride and groom Immediately
after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Settle left
for southern bridal tour and will be at
home to their friends after December 15, at
1920 Wallach place.
Mrs. Caroline Virginia English, widow Of
Col T. c.. English, .. 8. A., continuous dan
gerously i'll at her residence, 1907 N street.
Mrs Sclater, sister of Mrs English and
her friend, Mrs. Flora Adams Darling, have
arrived to be with her
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Meyer of Louisiana
have returned and are, as formerly, at 100
q street.
Their friends will be greatly surprised to
hear of the marriage of Miss Annie Mildred
Jones of Dickerson, Montgomery county
Nd, and Mr.. Joseph Meredith Johannes of
Capitol Hill. The ceremony took place
Wednesday, August 22, 1900 at Alexandria.
Va, and was performed by the Rev. Joseph
A. Jeffers at the Methodist parsonage Mr..
and Mrs. Johannes have taken up their
! residence in Philadelphia.
Mrs. ]. G. Rankin and -4rs. William Wis
| ner White will be at home Informally Fri
day, December Z, from to and from to
TO-
Mrs. Calderon Carlisle entertained at an
afternoon reception yesterday in honor of
the debut Of her daughter, Miss Mary Car
| Isle, who was presented to a gathering
which reflected most delightfully."- the indis-
putable charm of an assemblage Of the old
est residential families as we'll as that of
| diplomatic and official circles. The flowers
sent the debutante were so plentiful tina I