Evening star., 1901-06-06
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
JUSTICE BREWER AND MISS MOTT
WERE MARRIED YESTERDAY.
The Waggaman-knOwl wedding
at Valley view-Other Happy
Brides and GrOoms-NOtes.

Justice David ]. Brewer of the United
States Supreme Court and Miss Emma
| Miner Mott of this city were married at
| Burlington. VT, yesterday afternoon at the
| home of the brides niece, Mrs. ]. Lindly
| Hall. The ceremony was performed by Rev
| G. G.. Atkins OF the First Congregational
| Church. The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
| was decorated with carnations, the brides
/ favorite flower, and roses, lilies OF the val
| ley, asparagus vine and smilaX. The bride
| wore an elegant dress of mode crepe trim
med with duchess lace. Diamond orna-
| ments were worn. Justice and Mrs. Brew
| er left Burlington shortly afterward for
| their summer home at Thompsons Point
on Lake Champlain, about seventeen miles
| south of Burlington, where they will spend
| most of the summer.
Ideally pretty are the arrangements for
| the marriage this evening at o'clock Of
( Miss Grace Louise Knowton, daughter of
| the late William s. Knowlton OF Rock
Island, ILL.,, and niece OF Mrs. William Hen
| ry Browne of this city, 10 Mr.. Clarke Wag-
| gaman. son Of Mr.. Thomas f. Waggaman.
The ceremony will take place at Valley
View. the suburban home of Dr. and Mrs.
| Clarke. grandparents Of the groom, and
| Rev. DR.. Garrigan, vice rector Of the Cath
olic University, will officiate. Mr.. Elliott
| Waggaman will be best man and Messrs.
Floyd Waggaman, Rawlings Hume, Car
berry Ritchie of this city and Allan Ken
| nedy Of New Orleans will be ushers. Miss
| Elsie Dodge will be maid of honor for her
cousin, and Miss Julia Waggaman and Miss
Dodge, Miss Angelica Crosby of Charles
town. w. Va. and Miss Rebecca Bowling
| of Baltimore will be bridesmaids Pink and
white predominate in the dresses and deco
rations The bridesmaids will wear white
mousSellne de sole gowns, trimmed with
cream lace, two wearing white and the
others pink rose trimmed hats The maid
of honor will wear pink organdie dress and
a white hat trimmed with pink; all to car
ry pink peonies. The beautiful young bride
Will wear white crepe de chine, trimmed
| with duchess lace. Only a small company
has been asked to the ceremony. After
wedding trip the couple will spend the sum-
mer at Valley View
Miss Elizabeth Walton. daughter of Mr..
and Mr.. William E. Walton. was married
last evening to Prof. Harry Patterson Hop
kins of this city at the brides home in
Baltimore, according to the custom of the
Society of Friends. Short addresses were
delivered by Dr. o. Edward Janney, uncle
of the bride, and Miss Martha s. Towns
end, both of the Society of Friends.
The bride wore white chiffon over ivory
silk trimmed In embroidered chiffon ap-
pliqued on cream satin, and carried a bou-
quet of bride roses. The bridesmaids were
Misses Grace and Hannah Walton, sisters
of the bride; Lillian Hopkins and Joanna
Ross They wore gowns of pink organdie
and carried pink carnations. The best man
was Mr. ]. Robert Gould of this city Miss
Rebecca Sinclair Janney acted flower
girl. The uSherS were MeSsrs. Richard
Laws Lee, Victor Hugo Power and Harry
j. Walton of this city The couple left last
night for trip north They will come here
to reside.
Mrs. Sampson, wife Of Rear Admiral
Sampson, held reception at the command
ants house at the Charlestown navy yard,
Boston, Mass, yesterday for Mrs. Frank
w. Hackett, wife of the assistant secretary
of the navy, who arrived there yesterday on
the dispatch boat Dolphin.
Judge and Mrs. Edward F. Bingham and
Archbishop Keane were among those sailing
from Boston to Liverpool yesterday.
Miss Norena Guest, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Guest and DR.. Harry Reid
Hummer were married last evening at Trim
tty Church. Sd and c streets. The ushers
were Messrs. Harry and Newton Hummer,
Mr.. Samuel Colman, Mr.. Wallace Acton and
Mr.. Frank Guest. Mr.. Emery Colman was
best man. Miss Carrie Gates of Annapolis
was maid of honor, and wore green organ
die. She carried pink roses. The brides
maids We're Miss Katie Beckert and Miss
Grace Sauter, who were dressed IN pink
organdie and carried sweet peas, and Miss
Nellie Hayes in blue Miss Georgte Hum
mer, dressed in white, was the flower girl
The bride. who came in with her father
wore white mousseline de sole over white
taffeta, and orange blossoms held her tulle
veil. Her bouquet was of bride roses with
streamers of white gauze. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. DR. Nicholson, and
was followed by reception at the family
residence for intimate friends. Dr. and
Mrs. Hummer left later for a trip to At
lantic City and other northern points and
upon their return will be at home after
July 5 at 1911 K street southeast.
Last night at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
James S. Topham 1867 Kenesaw avenue
their youngest daughter, Miss Ida Palmer
Topham, and Mr. Robert B. Bernheim
clerk of the Mcdowell county court at
Welch. w. Va, were married by Rev. Dr.
S. NJ. Newman, pastor Of the First Congre-
gational Church, in the presence OF a large
number OF their relatives and friends. The
lane draped with white panne velvet and
carried shower Of bride roses. The maid
of honor, Miss Anna A. Armand. wore
Nile-green mousseline de sole trimmed
Rosa Bernheim, sister of the groom. and
Miss Margaret Lewis. The former was at
tired in point desprit over blue silk, and
the latter in white organdy and lace. Miss
Sue Hammell OF Harrisonburg Va, played
the wedding music. The parlors were pro-
fusely decorated. During the reception
which followed from $50 until 1890 many
friends of the bride and groom presented
their congratulations and viewed the nu-
merous bridal gifts. Amid shower Of
congratulations, old shoes and rice the
couple left at 11:5O o'clock last night for
Buffalo, Niagara Falls and other northern
points. After July 1 Mr.. and Mrs Bern
helm will make their home at Welch,
w. Va.
Mrs. c. K. Davis left Thursday for St.
Paul. Mimi, for the summer accompanied
ny ioi COuSill, MIS- JACK i. Jones, VINO
will spend the summer with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. K Dixon of st. Paul,
and Mrs. Alice R. Willard, who will be
Mrs. Davis guest for some weeks.
Colonel VIM. H. Gardner, Mrs. Gardner
and their daughter, Mrs. Eggleston, are
spending the summer at Dingman's Ferry.
Pa.
Mrs. Mooney entertained some friends
at progressive euchre last night Among
those present were Mrs. Wilkerson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Schaefer, Mr.. and Mrs. Moran, Mr..
and Mrs. jos. Wilkerson, Mr.. Louis Kim
singer. Miss Nellie Mooney, Miss Aggie
Wilkerson. Mr.. VIM Mooney, jr, and Mr.
and Mrs. Mooney. The prizes were won by
Mrs. Wilkerson and Mrs. Joseph Wilker-
son and Mr.. Moran and Mr.. Mooney the
BOBBY going to Mrs. Moran.
Miss Jeannetta F. Tefft Of Wisconsin is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. George Butter
field, 1921 T street, where she will be
pleased to see her friends.
Wednesday evening. May %. a wedding
was celebrated at the residence of the
Rev: DR.. Butler. pastor Of the Luther Me-
mortal Church, 11O7 11th street northwest,
when Miss Jessie Mae Cissell and Mr.. Nels
d. Christensen were united in marriage.
The ceremony was attended by the imme-