Evening star., 1901-09-13
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PRETTY WEDDING LAST NIGHT At
WESLEY CHURCH.
Miss Griffin and Mr.. Galliher the
Happy Principals-Other Marriages
"A birthday Party-Personals.

| The bride wore a gown of white organdie,
| trimmed with point d'esprit over silk, and
| carried bride roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Mary G. Raybold, the maid of honor,
| wore white organdie and carried red roses.
Mr.. w. G. Galliher, brother of the groom,
| was best man. The pulpit was beautifully
banked with ferns and palms, which made
| a hitting background for the ceremony.
| The guests were seated by Mr. Fred. Nc
Kee. Mr.. Harry slye Mr.. VIM. H. Som
merville and Mr.. Chas. d. Church. After
| the wedding the members of the immediate
| families and few friends were received
| by the newly married couple at the grooms 8
nome which was also tastefully decorated
with ferns and flowers. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
| d. Galliher left on the 1910 train for Bal
timore. where they will take the steamer
this evening for Boston, returning about
| September 80.
Mr.: and Mrs. William D. West have come
In from their country place and taken pos
| session of their new home 1912 Roanoke
street, Columbia Heights.
AT the residence of Mr.. w. S. Speaker,
at NO. 1121 9Th street southwest, on We'd
nesday evening Mr.. Richard Ball and Miss
Ella Newton were married. The ceremony
| took place at o'clock. and to the strains
OF the wedding march. played by Mrs. w.
| .. Speaker, the bridal party met under
| of Grace Episcopal Church performed the
ceremony. The bride wore pearl gray hem
| rietta trimmed with white satin and gar
nlshed with cut steel passementerie and
carried bouquet of La France roses. After
| receiving the congratulations of relatives
and friends present wedding repast was
served. The presents received were dis
played in adjoining room. They were
numerous and handsome. Among those
present were Miss Jessie Newton, Mrs.
Geo. j. STAFFORD Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. New
lon, Mr.. and Mrs: W. S. Speaker and fam
ly, Miss Elsie Newton, Misses Bette and
Hattie Bicksier of Herndon. Va; Mr.. and
Mrs. T. c. Davis, Mrs. N. c. Hunter, son
and daughter: Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Burke,
A: X. Raymond. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Bell,
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. F. Payne, Mrs. NJ E.
Butler, Mrs. NJ. J. McFadden, Mrs Mary
G Henron, Mrs. R: L. Isaac, Mr.: and Mrs.
Baines, Miss Jennie Lewis, Mr. and Mrs.
e. Donaldson, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Walker,
Misses Mabel and Florence Young, Messrs.
William WI, and e Edwin Donaldson, Mrs. G. W.
ter, Mrs. Calender and Mr.. Henry j. Frank
Of Urbana, Ohio. The bride and groom
left at 1855 pm. over the Southern rail-
way for trip through the east. visiting
Philadelphia, Cape May, Atlantic City and
Baltimore After their wedding tour they
will be at home to their friends at No. 345
X street southwest.
A number Of guests assembled last even
ing at the home Of Mrs. VIM. j. Kolb, III
North Capitol street, to celebrate the birth
day of her brother, Mr.. Thomas F. Nc
Nulty Of Baltimore The decorations were
not elaborate, but extremely tasteful, con-
sisting of American Beauty roses and
palms. The table was spread for one hun
dred guests, and at the conclusion of the
supper numerous toasts were offered and
responded to, but the one prominent fea-
Nulty, May our President live" to which
all arose and drank. Speeches were made
by Chas. Schirm, member Of Congress from
the fourth Maryland district; Michael j.
ID Tar 1.,1 L f,,0 - q,
city. Mr.. McNulty and Mr.. Delavigne add
ed much to the pleasure of the evening by
their rendition Of number of popular Irish
ballads.
The guests presented the host with q
handsomely designed fish set, consisting
Of twelve dainty hand-painted dishes, a
sauce bowl and platter. The set was
mounted in a beautiful leather case. The
presentation speech was made In a happy
vein by Mr.. NJ. P. Sullivan of this city, to
which Mr.. McNulty both feelingly and fit
ting1y responded kilograms and letters
expressing regret at their inability to be
present were received from the following:
Rev. John D. Boland. Atlantic City; M. w.
Ganzhorn, Baltimore; James Z. Doyle,
Pittsburg, Pa; VIM; J. Lee, Baltimore;
Geo. w. Mowen. Baltimore; Thomas Opie,
Baltimore; P. H. Nolan, New York city,
and Charles ]. Tracy. Among those pres
and their families: J. Leo Kolb. David J.
Williamson, JOS McEnerny, Patrick F.
Carr, Louis F. Schade, Chas Dietz, NJ. P.
Sullivan, Chas. Schirm, H. B. Schirm, H.
B. Griggs Dr. A. j. Smith, ]. H. Schleuter,
Arthur Delavigne, Daniel Doody, Fred
Wagner, s. d. Bronson, Daniel Coyne,
Peter Frank, James A. Geary, VIM. Nau
B. F. Croycroft, F. j. Shine and Michael
]. Keane.
A birthday party was given Wednesday
evening in honor Of Miss Lula Mobley at
No. 524 street northeast, the home Of
her parents. Those that were present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mobley, Misses Lula
and Lille Mobley, Bertha Rhodes, Eliza
beth suter, Edna Boyd, Mrs. schuerman,
Mrs. c. Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Boyd,
Messrs George Boyd, VIM C. Allard, Jas
P. Hanson and VIM. A. Alexander.
Mrs. ]. P. Herman announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Selma to Mr..
Samuel Ullman. At home Sunday, Septem-
ber 15, from till 10.
Miss Gertrude Gates of this city, Miss
Nora Owens of Oxon Hill, Nd, and Miss
Bertha Speiser Of Anacostia left Wednes-
day for ten days stay at Buffalo. They
also intend visiting Niagara Falls, Thou
sand Islands. Toronto and other cities OF
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Droop and the Misses
Droop have left Shelter Island Heights
and for short while will remain at Edge
mere, l.. I. They expect to be at their
Rockville cottage during the coming week.
Miss Irene Conner left this morning for
Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Saks have returned
from the Adirondacks and are stopping at
the Arlington Hotel temporarily, while
their Massachusetts, avenue house is being
put in order.
Miss L. jackson of 18th street sailed for
London on the Westernland the 7th instant
for an indefinite stay abroad.
Wednesday evening pretty wedding took
place at the residence Of the brides par
ents, 3142 NJ street, the contracting par
ties being Mr.. Charles r. Hull and Miss
Ella A. Dunn, both of this city. The we'd
ding was quiet one, being witnessed only
by relatives and a few intimate friends.
The bride was attired in white silk elabo-
rately trimmed, and carried bouquet Of
bride roses. After dainty collation. Mr..
and Mrs. Hull, amid showers of rice, went
for wedding trip and upon their return
win reside in this city.
Announcement Of the engagement of Miss
Rebecea Morrison. daughter Of Mr.. e. N.
Morrison Of Baltimore, to Capt. Morton J.
Henry, United States army, Is made. The
prospective groom Is a Philadelphia. BY
meritorious service In the Philippines and
in Cuba he gained captaincy and Is now
stationed in the Quartermasters depart
ment in this city.
The engagement of Miss Ellen B. Gassa-
way of Annapolis to Lieut.. Fisher. U.S.A.,