Evening star., 1901-10-23
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
\ WEDDING AT HAMLINE
CHURCH TODAY.
Recent Marriages and Attendant Fea-
tivities-TOnfght's Events-lnter-
esting Personal Notes.

A quiet wedding ceremony, that made
Miss Elizabeth E. Clements the bride OF
! Mr.. Arthur B. Bryan, was celebrated at St
Aloysius Church yesterday evening, in the
presence of a few of the most intimate
| friends Of the bride and groom The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Mamie
| Clements, and by Miss Eva Bryan MIR.
| and Mrs. Bryan are weil-known young
residents of the Bryan's Point neighbor-
| hood, in Charles county, Maryland, and
| have a host of friends in this city. Mr..
and Mrs. Bryan returned to their home in
| Maryland this morning on the steamer
Samuel J. Pentz.
Mr.. Myddelton woodvilIe and Miss Kath-
night at the home of the brides mother,
| Mrs. Charles A. Buckley, 3411 U street
| Rev. VIM. Tayloe Snyder. rector of the
Church of the Incarnation. who is a cousin
| OF the groom performed the marriage cere-
| mony. Mr.. Cadwalader Woodville. brother
| Of the groom. officiated as best man. There
were no bridesmaids. Only the immediate
family and a few intimate friends were
| present. After the ceremony the bridal
| couple left on an extended northern trip.
| A pretty wedding took place at Hamiine
Church at noon today, Miss Mabel Alberta
Donnelly, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A.
| Donnelly, and Mr.. Edward Everett Jones
being the contra citing parties. Miss Dora
Jones and Mr.. Harry c. Jones stood up
with the couple, and Messrs. j. M. A. Wat
son. Fred Donnelly Douglas Simms and
Jesse Nicholson were the ushers.
Mr.. Henry A. Grady and Miss Annie Gra-
ham were married this morning in ,[allace,
n. c. The groom has many friends in
Washington having been connected with
| the geodetic survey, and was also the pri-
| vate secretary to his father, b. F. Grady.
while representative in Congress. The
bride is the only daughter of the late Dr.
| ID. Mel. Graham of North Carolina, and is
| a niece of DR.. Walter c. Murphy of this
city. The couple will live in Clinton, n. c..
where Mr. Grady is practicing law.
Miss Bryan and Miss Eleanor Bryan have
returned home from Magnolia, Mass.
Miss Juliet Maud Duvall and Dr. Hanson
T. A. Lemon will be married at the Metro
politan Church tonight at 7:30. Miss An
Meta Landon King and MIR. Henry w.
Freeman will be married at st. Andrews
Miss Anna Belle Carpenter and Mr.. Charles
H. Henney and Miss Mabel Burrows and
Mr. William c. Barr are two other couples
whose weddings will occur this evening
Also
st. Marks Pro-Cathedral was the scene
of pretty wedding last night. Miss Hattie
w. Dalton and Mr.. Harry c. Cragg being
the contracting parties. La France roses.
white cosmos and palms were used for
church decorations, while the bride carried
a bunch of bride roses. The bride entered
the church with her father and they were
preceded by Miss LYDIA Dalton sister OF
the bride, who was maid of honor. The
groom and Mr.. Claud Livingston. who was
best man, met the bride and her father at
the chancel and the ceremony was per-
| formed by the Rev. Levering Devries. the
rector of the Pro-Cathedral After the
| ceremony the couple held a reception at
the home of the brides parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Dalton, No. 500 street south
| east The bride was gowned IN white
crepe de chine, trimmed with rose point
| lace, while the maid of honor wore a dress
| of light hlIip faffafa and nnipt
rose lace. The uSherS were Theodore Dali
| ton, A. H. Gaddis, George Hebbard and
| Mr. Long. Mr.. and Mrs. Cragg will spend
| two weeks at Niagara and Buffalo end will
| return after a trip through Canada. They
| will be at home after November Is at 500
| b street southeast.
| Mr.. Myddelton Woodville, son of the late
William Woodville, and Miss Katharine
/ Christine Buckley We're quietly married last
| evening in the presence of the two immedi-
| ate families, at the residence of the brides
| mother on Georgetown Heights The cere-
| mony was performed by the Rev. William
| Tayloe Snyder, rector of the Church of
| the Incarnation and cousin of the groom.
| Mr.. Cadwalader Woodville acted as best
man The bride, a distinguished looking
! girl, was very becomngly attired in a
| gown of white null richly trimmed with
! rare old lace and carried In her hand a
| shower bouquet of white nephetos roses.
| After a collation. the happy couple left for
| train to the north and on their return
| will reside at 3045 n street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Southland Parker
| have issued cards for the wedding recep-
| tion of their daughter, Helen Wilson, and
| Mr.. Henry kellogg Willard "Wednesday
afternoon, November 6. from / until half
| past O'Clock, at 113S Connecticut avenue
| The couple will be at home Wednesdays in
January at 32S Westminster street.
| Postmaster H w. Marburger. wife and
daughter, of Denver, Penn. are the guests
| of Mr.. and Mrs Paul S. Gable of X street
northwest.
Mrs. Teunis s. Hamlin will be at home
| from to > O'Clock on Thursday at 1906
Connecticut avenue in order to give the
| friends of DR.. Mary Pierson Eddy in the
| city the opportunity of seeing her before
| her return medical missionary to
| Syria. farewell meeting is to be held in
/ the Church of the Covenant for Dr. Eddy
| Thursday evening. DR.. Eddy has been for
| seven years the medical missionary of the
| Women's Presbyteral Society of WASH
| fngton and leaves a host of warm personal
| friends who will thus have the opportunity
of wishing her God speed before she re-
| turns to her chosen work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Anderson celebrated
| their fifth anniversary last evening at their
residence, 40 n street southwest The par
| lors were handsomely decorated with PALMS
| and Mrs. Adolph Leopard, Mr.. and Mrs. w
| HELEN and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. A
Humphrey. Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Frs
| kline, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Anderson Miss
M. L. Anderson and Mr.. ]. Piles
A quiet wedding was celebrated Monday
evening at the rectory of St. Patrick
| Church, this city, the contracting parties
being Miss EuIaria NJ. Gooding of Ports
| mouth, Va. and Mr.. Robinson w. Gate
wood of Hampton, Va. Only a few inti-
mate friends were present. The bride and
| groom ar. both well known in Virginia,
also in Wa fington, which will be their fu-
ture home.
| Mr.. Ed. NJ. Grinder and Miss Mary G. f,
Sanfellipo were married by Rev. Father
O'Brien at the parsonage of st. Peters
Church yesterday in the presence of rcla-
| tiyes of the contracting parties. They left
later on an extended tour east.
Miss E. H. Gelston of East Capitol street
who has been seriously ill for the past two
months, is convaiescing at Berkeley
Springs, ". Va. Her sister, Miss Hattie, IS
with her.
Miss Rachel A. Richardson left the city
this morning for Harrisonburg Va. where
she will attend the marriage of her brother
Mr. G. E. Richardson. Owing to the re-
cent death of Mrs. Richardson neither
of ihe groom, the marriage will be a pri-
vate- one, witnessed only by relatives and
immediate friends of the two families
Miss Ada NJ Berry and Mr.. John J. Nee