Evening star., 1901-11-07
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MARRIAGES LAST NIGHT AND RE-
CEPTIONs WHICH FOLLOWED.
Church and Home CeremonfcS-Honey
moon Jauntx and Other Pleasing
Topics-Personal Notes.

thronged last evening by the friends as
sembled to witness the marriage of Miss
| Lillian Louise Plant, daughter of Mr. and
! Mrs. George H. Plant, jr., Of NJ street, to
Mr.. Richard Hyland Cox. The ushers were
Mr. Harry Freeman Clarke and Mr.. Arthur
! Plant of this city and Messrs. Joseph Ches-
ney. Edwin Blddle, Wallace Ball and Wal
ter Focke, all of Baltimore. The brides
only attendant was Miss Hortense kloman,
| who was gowned in white lace and carried
! a bouquet of white violets. The lovely
young bride wore ivory tinted white satin,
the bodice trimmed with duchess lace and
| tulle. A tulle veil was held by lilies or
the valley. Her bouquet was of lilies. she
was escorted to the chancel by her father,
! and was met there by the groom and ms
| best man, Mr.. Arthur Hoppleman OF Bal
timore Rev William Griffith, DID, Off
ciatcd. The reception that followed at the
Plant residence on NJ street was limited
in numbers because of the illness OF the
I brides grandmother. Only relatives and
personal friends were present. The house
was lavishly decorated with foliage plants
and flowers. Mrs. Plant wore black lace
| over white silk. After a northern trip the
newly married couple will reside in Balu-
| more where the bride will be at home
| to her friends at S19 New England avenue,
| January and I'D.
Miss Effie ]. Darlton and Mr.. Ralph S.
| Warfield. both of Washington, were mar
| ried by DR.. Fisk of the Gunton Memorial
| Church last night at the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Charles A. Darlton, 1105 9th street.
Only a family party witnessed the GER
| emony, but a largely attended reception
| followed. The bride wore white organdy,
| trimmed in duchess lace, and tulle veil.
| After a southern trip Mr.. and Mrs. war
field will be at home to their friends at
| 11O5 9th street.
| Another beautiful wedding last night was
that of Miss Irene Salome Deis and Mr..
John Walton Steward at the Church OF
| the Reformation, where the pulpit and
platform were decked with palms and
white chrysanthemums. The ushers were
| Mr.. Frederick Lincoln, Mr.. James Bevan,
| Mr.. Edwin B. DeGraw of Philadelphia and
| Mr.. w. K. Nottingham. Mr.. j. Homer
Deis was best man. The bride came in with
her father, Mr.. Philip II. Deis, and was at
| tended by Miss Eva Steward maid of
honor. The brides dress was of pino gauze
| over white silk, and her bouquet of purple
violets. Miss Steward wore white mousse
| line over yellow silk and carried yellow
| chrysanthemums. delightful reception
| followed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Deis,
the latter richly dressed in black lace and
| panne velvet. The couple left later for a
| southern trip. and will go later to Pater-
son, N. j., where their future home awaits
| them.
Mrs Ivan O.. Powers and Miss Fedora
Wilbur will receive tomorrow and the fol-
| lowing Fridays in November at 101i Mas
| sachusetts avenue.
The marriag Of Miss Anne Dorsey Cooke.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Cooke
| of near Gaithersburg, Nd and Mr.. Har-
| old CarringtonaSheetz of Winchester. Va.
took place yesterday in the NJ Z. Church
South at Goshen. Montgomery county, Md.
| The officiating minister was Rev. G. Dor
sey White of Rockville, pastor Of the
| church. in the presence of a very large
| number of relatives and friends of the con-
tracing parties. The church elabor-
| ately decorated in white and green. The
| maid of honor was Miss Sue Duffey of
Washington, and Mr.. George F. Sheetz of
| Winchester was best man. Messrs. John
| H. Duffey of Washington, F. Douglass
| Sheetz of Winchester and Robert b. Moore
| of Gaithersburg were the ushers. The we'd
ding marches were rendered by Mrs. ]. NJ.
| Berry of Baltimore. The bride entered the
church with her brother Mr.. Zadoc Cooke,
| by whom she was given away. She was at
| tired in a handsome and becoming gown
| of white broadcloth with black picture hat
| and she carried a shower bouquet of vio-
| lets. The maid of honor wore a gray
| broadcloth gown and black picture hat and
carried white chrysanthemums. Imme-
! dlately after the ceremony luncheon was
| served at the home of the brides sister,
Mrs. Robert B. Moore, after which the
bride and groom left for extended north
| ern trip
Mr.. and Mrs George Herbert Beaman
have returned to their home, 2232 Massa-
chusettS avenue, after four months stay at
| Cobourg, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew B. Graham have
returned to their 10Th street residence, hav-
for the winter.
Miss Helen Conway Birney, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Birney and Mr.
Charles Raymond GantZ of Baltimore were
married last night by Rev. John A Aspin-
wall at the residence of her parents. rhe
| scene was charming one, the house being
| beautifully decorated with palms and white
| chrysanthemums, and the bridal party ad-
vancing to the bower, where the clergy
man, the bridegroom and his best man. Mr..
| waited down ribboned aisle, at which
| Miss Catherine Birney and Miss Josephine
Mitchell stood guard The bride was es-
corted by her father, and was daintily
gowned in white satin crepe, trimmed with
| lace, and a lace veil held by a spray of
| lilies of the valley. A shower bouquet
| of lilies of the valley was carried. Miss
Edith Birney was the maid of honor and
was gowned in white crepe de chine and
| carried pink roses. The other bridesmaids
We're Miss Margaret Birney and Miss Mabel
CorSon or washington and Miss Lucy
Gantz and Miss Florence Ingram of Bal
timore, whose gowns Were of white silk
| null with lace appliQues. The groOmsmen
were Mr.. Frank A. Parker Mr.. r. Glenn
King and Mr.. Harry s. Byrne of Baltimore
and Mr.. Richard Birney of Rutland VT.
Mrs. Birney. in an elegant toilet of gray
satin crepe. received the guests, who num-
bered among other out-of-toWn friends the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs George {.
Gantz of Baltimore. A large and brilliant
| ly attended reception followed the ceremony
| DeIOre the departure OF Mr. ana MIS-. Gantz
| for their honeymoon trip. They will reside
| in Baltimore at 1896 McCulloh street where
the bride will receive the Saturdays In De-
cember. 4
The marriage of Miss Eloise Skinner and
Mr.. ]. T. Price of this city took place Tues
| day, November 5, at Cool Spring NJ. E.
| Church, Fauquier county, Va. The cere-
mony was performed by the ev. Clagett
Skinner Of Fifth Avenue Baptist Church.
Baltimore, an uncle Of the bride. Miss Jes-
| sic Price, sister of the groom, was maid
| of honor. Mr.. w. H. Davis of Washington
was best man. The attendants were Miss
Jessie Lake and Mr.. c. Price. The ushers
were Mr.. F. Shacklette, Mr.. d. Lake, Mr.. J.
Delaplane. Mr.. H. Pfeifer of Delaplane
Among those present at the ceremony were
| Mrs. L. E. Davis Mrs. Clara Goodwin Miss
B. Ashe of Washington and Mrs l. L. Price
| of Alden, Va. After the ceremony the bri-
| dal party took a train for Washington and
will be at home at 1909 Both street north
| west.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Proctor have taken
up their winter home at 14I5 @ street,
| where they will be pleased to see their
| friends.