Evening star., 1901-09-06
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PRETTY WEDDING LAST EVENING
AT ST. TERESA's.
A Daughter of q Former WelI-knOwn
Washington Family Married.
Timely Personals.

The marriage of Miss Rose Marie Walker
Of this city and Mr.. v. NJ. Wahler of Con-
gress Heights took place last evening at
7:30 o'clock at ST. Teresa's Church, Ana
costa. The ushers were Messrs. Logan
Walker, Joseph Wahler. John j. Downey
and Philip Arth. Miss Susan Lang Of
Washington played the wedding marches.
The bride was becomingly attired In white
organdie and carried bride roses. Her maid
was Miss Lydia Rothwell Of Washington,
who was similarly attired and carried La
France roses. Mr. Gilbert J. Osterman of
Anacostia was best man. Rev. Father
Schwallenburg, assistant pastor Of st.
Teresa's assisted by Rev. Father Bart, the
pastor, performed the ceremony. The young
couple left for Buffalo, and upon their re-
turn will make their home at Congress
Heights. The groom is son OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Joseph Wahier Of that place, is an
officer Of the Village Citizens Society, and
is well known locally.
Yesterday at Laurel, Nd, Mrs. Eugenia
Jardine Lanahan and Mr.. Charles Joseph
Marc Of New York were married at the
home of Mrs. Honorine Jardine. The bride
was attended by her niece, Miss Marie II.
Parker of Washington, and Miss Madaline
Jardine of Laurel, who was flower girl. Mr..
Armand Jardine, brother of the bride,
was best man. and Master Charley Jardine
served as page. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Francis p. Mackall Of
st. Mary's Catholic Church. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Dorval of New
York, Mrs. NJ. Lucas, sister of the groom,
of New York; Mrs. Alexander, Mrs Chas.
A. Clements, Mrs. Rose Parker, a sister of
the bride, of Washington; Mr.. Lewis d.
dine Mr. and Mrs Armand F. Jardine,
Mrs. Teresa Favier, Mrs. John Lanahan
and daughter, Miss Mary Lanahan; Mr..
and Mrs. Randolph Waters and daughter,
Et-ic "ntn H. n,,1 I've T1l,
d. Cronmiller Of Laurel.
Mr.. Perry Orme Collins and Miss Mary
Alice Mashney, both Of Washington, were
married in Rockville yesterday afternoon
by Rev. ]. A. Hopkins, pastor Of the Rock
willie Christian Church. The groom went out
from Washington on a morning car. The
bride followed an hour later, and was met
by the groom, who escorted her to the
home of the minister. where the ceremony
was performed.
Miss Ada c. Ricketts,, residing near Po-
tomac, Montgomery county, Nd, and Mr..
Frederick Donaldson of Washington were
married last evening in the NJ. E. Chapel at
Potomac. Rev. G. Dorsey White Of Rock
vile performed the ceremony in the pres
ence OF large number Of guests. Imme-
diately afterwards reception was held
at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Ricketts,,
grandmother Of the bride.
Mrs. Sam Fenton, accompanied by Miss
Mamie Champion and Miss Ada Worthing-
ton, Is on visit to Mrs. Hardy Of Phila-
adelphia.
Miss Lillian Webb has returned from an
extended visit to friends in New York
Misses Hattie Todd and Bessie Yount
have returned after six weeks sojourn at
Gettysburg Pa.
Miss Eva Simms was a recent guest of
friends near Laurel, Md.
Mrs. P. Lindenkohl is at Bolivar Heights,
w. Va.
Mr.. A. Rankin Thornton. recently of this
city, and Miss Mary Shallenberger Power,
daughter of Edwin NJ. Power of Rochester,
Pa, were married at that place last night
They will make their home in McKeesport,
Pa, where Mr.. Thornton Is now located.
Cards have been issued announcing the
approaching marriage of Miss Nellie Gis-
burne and Mr.. William e. Green, which
will take place Tuesday evening, the nth
instant, at the home Of the bride. On ac-
count Of the recent death of her mother,
the ceremony will be witnessed only by
the families Of the contracting parties, and
a Few near and intimate friends after
which a reception will be held. The groom,
who is one Of the leading professional
violinists of Washington. is the son Of Mr..
Bernard r! Green, superintendent of the
Library Of Congress. Miss Gisburne Is the
daughter Of Mr.. John r. Gisburne of the
Navy Department. and is much esteemed as
a pianist of merit among the musical peo-
pie Of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Ralston have returned
from a tour through Norway, Sweden and
Russia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dietz Of this city
York Wednesday on the Kaiserin Maria
Theresa. They will remain in New York
for short stay before returning to Wash
ington.
Miss Fannie Campbell and party of
friends are visiting Thousand Islands and
Canadian nOtnfS of interest after ton
days stay at the Buffalo exposition.
Miss Cora Young and her niece. Miss
Rosie Sullivan of Southwest Washington,
have returned from Atlantic City.
DR.. and Mrs. Diffenderfer have returned
to the city after a pleasant stay Of five
weeks at Lake George and Saratoga.
Mrs. G. B. P. Stailey chaperoned a straw
ride from her place, Retreat" near
Charlestown, w. Va, Wednesday night,
given in honor of her guest, Mrs Guy E
Padgett of Washington. D. @. In the COM
EaI pany were e, Misses 9antis, Burbank. stailey.
Crabbe and Stailey, Messrs. Alstadt,
Koonce, Grace, Hopkins. Marsteller. Glib.
son. Poisal, Sewers and Rissler
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bassett accompanied
by Mr.. Charles Shattuck and Miss Mary
Shattuck, are at Fauquier Springs, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Torney Simon have just
returned to Washington from their summer
vacation. They spent July on Lake Suwa-
pee, New Hampshire. and August at Cape
Ann Mass
Mrs. Juliet Harrison gave a theater party
to witness the performance of Robin
Hood" at Atlantic City. Her guests were
Lieutenant Leary, United States navy; Cap
tain Smith, United States army, and Mrs. |
Smith. Mr. and Mrs T. ]. Sheridan Of |
Washington, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson. Major
and Mrs. Butler. United States army. She |
afterward entertained them at supper.
Miss Madge Hawthorne Smith Of Brook
land is visiting the family Of DR.. H. A. |
Johnson at their summer home in Herndon, |
Va. with her friend, Miss Irving.
Miss Grace H. Cook Of Capitol Hill has |
returned after long visit to her aunt, !
Mrs. F. NJ. Bogardus OF Asbury Park.
Col and Mrs. Benz. F. Hawkes. will leave |
for Cleveland, Ohio Monday. The colonel |
is past department commander and men, |
Der Of the national encampment of the q. |
A. R., and Mrs. Hawkes. Is delegate to the |
national encampment Of the ladies of the |
G. A. r.
Mrs. Robert Martin Larner has returned |
homo after a delightful summer spent at |
Long Branch.
Mr.. ]. Calvin Hemphill, editor of the |
Charleston News and Courier. accompanied |
nv Mrs Hemnhfll ic fop do