Evening star., 1902-08-20
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
BRILLIANT CEREMONY AT ST.
MARY's THIS MORNING.
A Well-Known District Physician
Takes a Bride-Travel Plans
Personal Notes,

Soehngen and Dr. LouisK olpinski filled that
edifice with the friends Of the couple, and
was most interesting occasion, accom-
panied as 1t was with all the solemnity
and beauty incident to q morning wedding
in Catholic church. The high altar was
illuminated by myriads of waxen tapers
and beautifully decorated with flowers.
Palms and foliage plants placed about the
sanctuary made an appropriate setting for
the bridal group during the ceremony and
the solemn nuptial mass which followed it.
Rev. Father Roth, assistant pastor Of the
church, ofnciated. and also celebrated the
mass, his assistants being Rev. Father
Redding Of Baltimore and Rev. Father
Rosensteei of Forest Glen, Nd. The cou-
pie occupied places within the sanctuary
being at each side of the gates. The
ushers who seated the large gathering of
guests were Messrs. ]. George Auth, Joseph
Zegowitz, jr., Lawrence J. Mills and Dr.
Carl ]. Mers, with DR.. Henry Emil Kalsu-
sowski as best man.
The bride came in church with her faith
er Mr.. Andrew Soehngen, and at the altar
railing was met by the groom and the
best man. The brides only attendant was
Miss Louise Gaegler, the maid Of honor.
The grouping Of the bridal party in the
brilliantly lighted sanctuary facing the rev.
erend clergy made a memorable picture.
AS the bride approached the altar railing
the last notes of the Lohengrin chorus
sung by a quartet died away. During the
ceremony the anthem 30 Perfect Love"
was rendered. During the nuptial mass
parts of Kalliwoda's mass and Haydns
Third Mass were sung, and at the offer
tory Marcos ave Maria" The recess
stonal music was Mendelssohn's wedding
march. The quartet was composed of Mrs.
Kitty Thompson-Berry Miss Margaret
Nolan-Martn, and Messrs. Al Fennell and
Frank Rebstock, with Miss Jennie Glen
nan at the organ.
The bride, who is a most accomplished
young woman, fine musician and linguist,
was educated in the west and finished her
musical training in well-known schools In
the east. Her wedding dress was elegant
as well becoming, and was made of
white silk null over white taffeta. It was
very elaborately trimmed with rows of
gauze ribbon and ruff1es of embroidered
her tulle veil. Her bouquet was of bride
roses and lilies of the valley, and the superb
diamond brooch worn was the gift Of the
groom. Miss Gaegler was daintily gowned
In tucked white silk mousseline over white
taffeta put together with fancy stitching
A white hat was worn and a bouquet Of La
France roses was the finishing touch to her
pretty toilet.
and the clergymen were afterward enter
tained at breakfast at the residence of DR..
Kolipinski, 631 I street. before the doctor
and his bride left for honeymoon trip.
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reception at their home.
The announcement Of the coming mar
riage of Senator Frye Of Maine and Miss
Ellen May Of Portland, printed in several
morning papers today, is authoritatively de-
MED The rumor probably arose from the
fact that a Mrs. May of this city Is travel
ing in company with Senator Frye's grand
daughters this summer and the party has
been most OF the time together. Those in a
position to know say that the senator is
not engaged to be married to this lady or
any other.
Friends Of Mr.. Daniel I. Hahn and Miss
Florence Williams will be surprised to
learn ie & OF their marriage, which took place
After spending several days in western
Maryland and West Virginia Mr.. and Mrs
Hahn have returned to the city and are at
the home of Mr.. Hahn's mother. 1880 Flor
ida avenue northeast, where they will be
pleased to see their friends after Septem-
ber 20.
Misses Maggie and Nellie Sweeney 115
Massachusetts avenue, have returned, after
a visit to Funkstown, Wiliamsport and
Hagerstown, Md.
Miss Birdie voute left over a week ago
for Edenburn, Va, in the Blue Ridge to
recuperate her strength after a long at
tendance upon her mother. Mrs. Minnie
Voute has been dangerously ill since March
last.
Mrs. George A. l.. Merrifeld of Falls
Church, Va, left yesterday for a visit to
Boston, Exeter, New Hampshire, Old
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew A. Lipscomb are
spending the summer at Tallulah Falls, Ga.
where they have cottage. Mr.. Lipscomb
will return to this city the 1st of Sep
tember.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse w. Nicholson have re-
turned from Atlantic City, N. j., and are
visiting Mr.. Nicholson's parents at Boyd's,
Nd.
Mrs. VIM. >Repetti and daughter Edith
and Miss Rose Aleider have gone to Colo
NAL Beach for an indefinite stay and will be
Joined later by Mr.. VIM. Repetti.
DR.. and Mrs. John H. Burch have left for
an extended water trip to Boston Halifax
and st. John and will return by way of
Portland. They will visit the White noun
tains, Lake Champlain. Lake George. Sara
toga. Albany, New York and Atlantic City
and expect to return to Washington Sep
tember l.
DIR. and Mrs E. NJ McComas have left for
Asbury Park and Atlantic City.
Mrs D. K. stonebraker. accompanied by
her daughter, has left for Atlantic City.
Misses Lucy and Beatrice Carrick of
Northeast Washington, accompanied by
Miss Sadie Boland of 1917 L street north
west left. the city Sunday last for Colonial
Beach Hotel, Va, for an indefinite term.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Brown announce the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss Grace d.
Brown, to Mr.. Marion NJ Clark of Lake
City, S. c., which took place July .. 1902
at o'clock. Mr. and Mrs Clark will make
their home in Mexico for an indefinite
time.
The Misses Stowe have just returned
home from New York. where they have
been visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Lulu Mobly of 524 street north
east has returned, after pleasant visit
to her grandparents in Baltimore and also
friends and relatives in Pennsylvania
Miss Flora Fendner and Miss Alice
Spellman, accompanied by Miss Boiler
are enjoying their vacation at Colonial