Evening star., 1901-06-26
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MARRIAGE OF MISS FEBREY AND
DIR. sIMMoNDs LAST NIGHT.
Mr.. McNulty Gives n Days Outing to
Washington aud Other Friends
Personal Notes.

church. Miss Leonora Wright. niece of
the bride. was maid of honor; Miss Edna
Bailey of Washington and Miss Simmonds
of Lynchburg, niece Of the groom, brides
maids and Messrs Carroll Shreve, Ross
Wright, Henry Bailey and Scott Ryer ush-
ers. Mr.. William Starnell of Alexandria
presided at the organ. The bride. hand
somely dressed in white organdie over silk.
entered the church with her brother. w.
N. Febrey. The church was tastefully dec
GRATED with palms and roses. After the
ceremony reception was held at the resi-
dence of the brides mother. when a large
number of the friends of the happy couple
paid their respects. The bride was the re-
cipient of numerous handsome and yalua-
BILE presents. A pleasant feature OF the
reception was the presence of the Sun
day school class Of the bride, the young
girls all being dressed In white. The bride
and groom win leave today for Buffalo
and other points of interest north, and
| in Lynchburg. The bride is the Youngest
member of a family of eleven children, all
| living and all having married.
Miss Carrie Dammann and Mr.. George f.
Ruhl will be married at Concordia Church,
| Goth and G streets, Wednesday evening,
! July "a.
A social party was given Miss Amelia
Alexander last evening Among those pres
| ent Were the Misses Slina Goldsmith, Jen-
| ME Sanger. Blanche Stern and many others.
SHe leaves SUNDAY next IOT d ten udyS
stay in New York city.
| Mrs. d. S. Gordon. wife Of Col. D. s.
Gordon, retired, leaves tomorrow for a visit
| to her son, p. K. Gordon, 1856 Washington
| street, San Francisco.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Brewer will spend a
| few days at Atlantic City and will be at
home after July at S23 street south
west.
| Miss Margaret r. Hubert and DIR. H. c.
| Knapp of Baltimore were married last
night at the parsonage of St. Paul's Eng
! lsh Lutheran Church by Rev Mr.. Moot.
The bride was gowned in silver gray poplin
| and lace. DR.. H. c. Beck of Baltimore was
best man. After northern trip DR.. and
| Mrs. Knapp will reside in Baltimore.
| One of the prettiest weddings of the
| month occurred yesterday afternoon when
| Miss Mabel Thomas of this city was mar
| Richmond, at the home of the bride s
mother in Northeast Washington. The
house was decorated with roses and ferns
| and the bridal party stood in a bower of
| tall palms, which were grouped in the bay
window of the front parlor. To the music
! of the wedding march the bride entered
| the room where the guests were assembled.
| accompanied by the maid OF honor, Miss
! Edith Thomas, They were met at the bay
| window by the officiating clergyman, DR..
| F. L. Anderson, the groom, and his best
man. Mr.. Richard Thomas At the wedding
| ceremony only the immediate family friends
| were present, but a largely attended re-
| ception followed afterward. After ex-
| tended trip to northern resorts Mr.. and
| Mrs. Thayer will reside in Richmond.
Thomas F. McNulty, the well-known
| singer. who has a host of friends in this
| city as well as in Baltimore, where he re-
| sides entertained large party at 'Japa-
nese Shore" near the historic North Point.
| yesterday. The Washington contingent
| went over on the $50 train. Mr. McNulty
and few BaltimoreanS met them at the
| depot. A number of buses were in wait
In NJ hn tnctS Ar;r- .,arl,
| the city and out the Shell road to the club
| house on Back river. Lunch was spread
| beneath the huge shade trees About 3
O'Clock the party assembled in front of the
| club house, where speechmaking followed.
| Representatives. Wachter and Schirm of
| Baltimore were called upon as representa-
| d. Boland and Bernard Mcnamara, the
| church. Col M. E. Urell did the talking
| for the Washingtonians. Mr.. McNulty as
his friends we'll know. is something of
cook, as well as a singer, and he wears
| handsome gold badges won in cooking con-
| tests. Dinner, which included crab SOUP
| made by the host. was served late in the
| afternoon, and the party left the shore be-
| fore dark. Among the Washingtonians who
| enjoyed the outing were: Messrs A B.
| Coppes, w: w. Hood, Samuel Stewart, J.
| AAGeary, John keefe, John Minnahan, p
| F: Carr, Van B. Norwood, Hugh McCann
| M. c. Noell, M. P. Sullivan, w F. Kicks
| Howard Brooks, Hugh Cosgrove William
Mad1gan, Col. NJ e. Urell and AL Lake
D. H., <. Il.
Cronn, NJ. NJ. Ganzhorn. Jerome joyce,
James B; Guyton, J. Henry Snyder and
| Martin Wayne.
Misses Alice and Dora Lindenkohl have
gone to their country home in Montgomery
| county, Md, where they will spend the
| summer with their mother, Mrs A. Lin
denkohI.
Curtis Free Baptist Church. Harper's
Ferry, was the scene of a beautiful noon
S, Wedding % Yesterday. Prof. Robert Page
rr1C+ tsr,y4
James, science teacher of Storer College
We're the contracting parties. The GER
emony, which was performed by DR.. Brack-
ett. was witnessed by many friends and
pupils OF the institution. The decorations
We're ferns. daisies and potted plants n
s.. Wiley of Norwood was best man, and
Miss Mary Brady maid Of honor. The we'd
ding march was rendered by Miss Johnson
A lunch was served at Sinclair cottage,
the residence Of Miss E. v. Smith aunt of
the bride, after which Mr.. and Mrs Sims
departed for Niagara Falls and the Pan
American exposition The faculty was rep
resented by Mrs. Bracket, Mrs Lightner
Miss E. V. Smith and Mr.. Hughey. Among
the out-of-town guests were Prof. and Mrs.
Cook of Howard University, Mr.. and Mrs
c. c. Smith of Washington, Mrs. Green of
Warrenton, Va; Mrs. John Corsey of Mar
tinsburg. Miss Lizzie Sims of Ripon and
Miss Brown of Berryville.
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Mclean who have
been entertaining most delightfully."- at
Friendship. their suburban home, left
Tuesday for a stay at Atlantic City, to
| break the long journey to Bar Harbor
where they intend to spend the summer
Mr. Leroy e. McCauley and Miss Char
lotte X. Carrick were married at Wesley
Chapel M. E. Church, corner 9TH and F
streets last evening. The couple were at
tended by Norris C. Sansbury as best
man and Miss Esse E. Carrick, maid of
honor Rev. j. w. Steele, an intimate
friend of the happy couple officiated. At
the conclusion of the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. McCauiey were driven to their own
| new home, 537 7th street southeast, where
a reception was held. and where the i'm
mediate friends of the contracting parties
had gathered to welcome them.
Mrs. Daniel Manning, the former presi-
dent general of the National Society of
the Daughters Of the American Revolution,
and Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks, the new
ly-elected leader of the organization, are
spending the month of June in Buffalo,
where they went to be present at the
exercises held on flag day. at the ex-
position, under the auspices Of the D. A R.
The spirit of the day was shown, when,
after Mrs. Fairbanks address, Mrs Man
ming stepped forward and presented the