Evening star., 1901-06-13
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
ANOTHER CHAPTER on JUNE DAY
WEDDINGS.
Miss Buckingham and Mr.. Moulton
Married Last Night Home and
Other Ceremonies-Notes.

| Miss Sue Adelaide Buckingham and Mr..
| Aston B. Moulton were married last night
| In the presence of a large gathering Of
| their friends at the First Congregational
| Church. Rev. S. NJ. Newman, DID, Off
| cfated. MeSsrs. A. II. Giles Edward Buck
| ingham, Albert E. Fay and Henry Work
| man were the ushers. The brides attend
ants, Miss Adelia Bull of Connecticut and
Miss Bessie Fletcher wore white organdies
| and carried bouquets of sweet peas and
! daisies. Miss Blanche Allison, the maid of
| honor, wore green organdie and carried
! white sweet peas. Mr.. J. Thellman Hen
| bricks was best man. The bride came in
| church with her father, Mr.. Hiram Buck
ingham. and was prettily dressed in white
| crepe de chine and carried a bouquet of roses
| and white sweet peas. An arch of palms
| cross the aisle and profusion of daisies.
etc, against hedge of palms made an eff
fective background. Mr.. and Mrs. Buck
| ingham afterward entertained the bridal
| party and out-of-town relatives at their
residence. Mr.. and Mrs. Moulton will be
| at l24o 1lth street after their return, a
| fortnight hence, from their wedding trip.
| Miss Clara Virginia Cooney and Mr.
James Harvey Clarke were married yester-
| day morning at st. Paul's Church by Rev.
| Rather Mackin. The ushers were Mr.. Rob
| ert T. Oliver, Mr.. George Gardner Mr.
~. II. "A
nuptiai mass followed the ceremony. The
| bride wore a gray travelling costume Mr.
| and Mrs. Clarke are off on a northern
trip. and will live at 1873 18th street after
July 81
Miss Ruth Hanna will christen the
cruiser Cleveland. which is soon to be
! launched from the yards at Bath Me.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page are
on their way home from a years absence
| in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Godfrey gave re-
| ception at their home in Brookland last
| night to Company c, High School Cadets,
| the winner of the drill for 1901 of which
their son Fred. Earle Godfrey. was first
| lieutenant. The house was decorated in
| the class colors and Illuminated with Chi
| neSe lanterns. All of the company were
present also Regimental Major Wilson.
Adjutant Hiiderhand and Battalion Major
| SZe After refreshments were served Lieut..
Godfrey. in behalf of the company. pre-
sented Capt. Shepard with a beautiful
| sword and belt, who received it with ap
propriate remarks. The young men had a
| lively time, and broke up with cheers for
| everybody in sight.
Mr.. and Mrs John Leetch of 1909 3Ist
| street announce the marriage of their
daughter, Mary Edith, to Mr.. Charles j.
! Hepburn Wednesday, June u.
| Mrs. Virgie Quantrelle Brown gave a box
party Wednesday last in honor of the la
| dies of the Fieur de Lis Club. Her guests
| WERE MIS-. I6O. W. GrlIntn, Mrs. FRANK
| Rawlings, Mrs Warren Whyte Mrs. VIII
| liam Gurley Schafhirt, Mrs. Theodore
Friebus, ST., Mrs. Greenwell, Mrs. Anna
Drake. Mrs. Jennie Ratcliffe Mrs. Drake.
| Mrs. Frank May Mrs. Arthur Bryant, Mrs.
Francis Miller. Mrs. Arthur McCafferty
! Miss Mollie GreenweN and Miss Mamie
O'Donohue.
| Mrs. VIM. r. Evans announces the mar
| riage of her daughter Marie to Mr.. Wilford
| Cameron Seddicum Wednesday. June L. at
eatn af oil
! Miss Caroline H. Dougherty of this city
and Mr.. VIM. Franklyn Jones of Alabama
were married at half-past 10 yesterday
morning at ST. Patricks Church by the
Rev. DR.. Stafford. The wedding was a very
| quiet one, only the nearest relatives being
present. Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs Jones left for Alabama to
visit the groem's parents. Mrs. Jones is
| the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. +.
Dougherty. and the granddaughter of the
| late Gen. VIM. Hickey of this city.
Miss Bernadine Beatrice Corbey, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Corbey of Muirkirk, Nd,
and Mr.. Ernest Reamey of Washington
Church, Ammendale. last evening. After
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Reamey left for
New York and Canada.
Mrs. Pauline Gutenberg of Frankfurt,
Germany, is visiting her brother, Emil A.
Stiebel of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Barker. 1o1l NJ street
accompanied by Mrs. c. H. Robinson and
Miss Gertrude Robinson of Des Moines
Iowa.
Miss McCeney left on early train this
morning for Poland Springs, Me-, where
she anticipates spending the greater part
of the summer.
A pretty wedding took place at Ascension
Church, Gaithersburg, last evening. when
Miss Helen NJ, Thompson and Mr.. E. Fisher
were married by Rev. Enoch NJ. Thompson
rN,.Nt1 t1,,r g ft1,o l,r;E1o
Thos. J. Packard of Rockville The hand
some bride is the daughter of the late JOS
Thompson of Montgomery county, and
granddaughter of the late ex-governor of
Maryland Robert Bowie and great niece
of Thos. F. Bowie. The couple will make
Washington their future home.
Mrs. S. F. Thomas of Frederick is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Taylor.
A company assembled Tuesday evening
last at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam F. Reed, 50 X street, in honor of the
visit of their niece, Miss Name J. Bohm
Of Cape May, n. ]. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. w Brce Coston, Misses Eve
lyn and Frances Pike Hester Bunch, Ma
Katie Mcbride, Neva Stevens. Name Ed
son, Messrs Clarence Solomon, E Morris
Bate, George E. Phillips, Sidney P. McCord
and j. c. Drewett
The marriage Of Miss Carrie A. McGlue
to Mr.. Manning w. Fernandez took place
22d street, at noon Yesterday. Rev. Page
Miiburn, pastor of Union NJ. E. Church.
was assisted in the ceremony by Rev.
Alexander Bielaski, pastor of Ryland NJ
E. Church. The couple will spend several
weeks at Philadelphia and Atlantic City
and on their return to this city will reside
at SS3 22d street.
At high noon yesterday Miss Natalie
Baldwin Huntington, daughter of Mrs Is
abelle E. Huntington of Norwich, Conn.
and Mr.. Acheson F. Hassan of this city
were married at st. Johns Church, George
town, the rector of the church, Dr. Frank
H. Barton, officiating. Mr.. Charles Crop
ley, friend of both bride and groom.
played the wedding marches. The bride
entered the church escorted by her brother
DR.. P. w. Huntington of this city, and was
met at the chancei rail by the groom,
whose brother. Mr.. Addison A Hassan,
acted as best man. The church ceremony
was followed by luncheon to the imme-
date families of the couple at the home
of the brides mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Has
san left during the afternoon for an ex-
tended visit to the Pacific slope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Fague have is
sued cards for the marriage of their
dam uphf Sod dia