Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-15

after June % at their new residence. 7Ss
18th street southeast.
Mrs. Mary A. Hendiey. 200 street
until the fall.
At the beautiful home Of Mr. and Mrs
J. N. Fallin, at Calvin Run, Fairfax coun-
", Va, on the 18th instant, Miss Annie b.
Faliin. their daughter, and Mr.. Walter
Balderson of Montrose, Va were married
by Rev. Mr.. Dolley. The attendants were
Miss Cora Fallin, sister of the bride. with
MI. Ernest Baldersou, the brother of the
groom: Miss Myrtle Balderson, a cousin
of the groom, with Mr.. Edgar Faliin, the
brother of the bride. The bride was hand
somely dressed in white organdie elabo-
rately trimmed in lace and ribbons and
carried a bouquet of bride roses. The
bridesmaids wore pink organdie, trimmed
with white lace and ribbons. The spa
cious parlor was profusely decorated with
ferns, roses and magnolias, and the cere-
mony was performed under a beautiful
bower of these flowers arranged in the bay
window. Miss Clara Fallin played Men
delssohn's Wedding March as the bridal
party entered. and Annie Laurie" during
the service. After the congratulations an
elegant supper was served. Only relatives
and personal friends of the bride and
groom were present. Among those from
Washington were Messrs. Edgar Failin, c.
j. Balderson, K. Main and G. Swink, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Ridgely. Misses Myrtle Bal
derson, Nellie, Hattie and Matte Fallin
the recipient of many elegant presents
After visiting the grooms parents at Mon
trose, Va, they will return to this city
and reside at 2205 14th street.
Mrs. Clara @. Bangs of the Post Office
Department has returned from Charlotte
Hail. Md, where she attended the COM
mencement exercises at the Charlotte Han
Military Academy, where her son Is
pupil
Mrs Zana Davenport Rozzelle has issued
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Elizabeth to Mr.. Albert E. Fay. The mar
rage will take place at Epworth Methodist
Episcopal Church on June "a, at O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Collins of s21 18th
street leave Wednesday for three months
tour Of England and the continent.
Cards are out announcing the engagement
of Mr. George Friedlander to Miss Isabelle
A. Behrend.
Mrs r. E. Edmondson of Cincinnati end
Mrs. Major Will Conway of Cannelton, Ind.
who are visiting Mrs. E. H. Thomas of 1o6
E street northeast, were given a progress
sive euchre party by their hostess yesterss
day afternoon. Those who participated
were Mrs. Malcolm Mcqueen, Mrs. II. j.
Redfeld. Mrs. Horace Lyon, Mrs. Fred
Randolph, Mrs. John Harrison. Mrs. II 3.
Smith, Mrs. Jno. l.. Kennedy. Mrs. H. q.
Ellis and Mrs. Jno A. Meyer. After re-
freshments were served and favors of car
nation pinks distributed the prizes were
awarded, Mrs. Edmondson receiving the
The marriage of Mr.. Thos, R. Asquith
and Miss Mary NJ. Bowling will take place
Monday, June H. at high noon, In st.
PaulS parsonage.
At Christ Church Tuesday evening last
Miss Mollie Virginia Alvey and MT. J. Ern
est Paxton were married by the Rev Wal
den Myers. The ushers-Messrs. Robert L.
Garrison, John G. Maier, Elmer Z. Shipley
and Clement Rockhill-led the procession to
the altar. which was profusely decorated
with palms. The bride, who was preceded
by flower girl. was becomingly gowned In
white mousseline over taffeta trimmed with
chiffon. and carried a beautiful cluster of
bride roses. After the ceremony a supper
was served to the two families at the resi-
dence- of the grooms mother. and at a late
hour the couple left for Buffalo and Can
ada.
Mr.. A. T. Borland and family have
changed their residence from 1903 Corcoran
street to 1905 w street.
Nearly all Of next weeks weddings are
fixed for Tuesday and Wednesday. On the
former Miss Blanche Lorraine Rueclsert and
Mr. Louis H. Ascherfield will be married at
Grace Lutheran Church. Wednesday, at
ST. Andrews, Miss Lillian Irene Christman
and Mr.. Howard LIE Grande Christman will
be married at noon, and at the same hour
at All Souls Mrs. Ella Marie Marble and
Prof. Oluf Tandberg; Miss Cecilia Belt
House and Mr. J. Wallace Allen, at st.
Paurs English Lutheran Church; Miss Sa-
die E. Bacon and Mr.. Charles E. Babcock,
at Mount vernon Place Church, and Miss
Margaret Ballenger Barber and Mr.. Will
liam Henry Richards, at residence. 100 c
street southeast, will be the happy princi-
pals at evening events.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Crawford, Mr..
Charles Goldsborough of Baltimore and his
daughter; Mr.. L. c. Cleeman Of Philadel-
phia. Miss Belle Armstrong, Mr.. E. P.
Eastwick and Miss Eastwick have ar
ranged for a four-in-hand coaching trip
through England. The party leaves London
August - for three weeks drive through
Warwickshire and Derbyshire to Chester.