Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-15
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
BISHOP sATTERLEE OBLIGATED
AT THE EPIPHANY TODAY.
Beautiful Wedding of Miss Ingraham
and Mr.. Jewett-0ther Matri-
monial Events-Notes.


| EFT Of Baltimore at the Church of the
Epiphany The ceremony was originally
| planned for St. Johns Church and for late
| this afternoon, but owing to the repairs go
| ing on there, other arrangements had to be
| made several weeks ago. The chancel was
| beautifully adorned with palms and foliage
| plants. The ushers who seated the large
| gathering were Messrs. Robert Garrett,
| William Keyser, jr.; Hanson Thomas, ]. w.
| Lord. Benjamin Griswold. Markham Mar
| shall, Richard Bayard. all of Baltimore; w.
P. Reeves. Robinson Molinard and William
| S. Scott of New York. Mr.. d. A. Buell. of
| New York was best man.
The bride came III church with her
| brother, Mr.. N. Gibbs Ingraham and was
met at the chancel grill by the groom and
his best man. Her bridal dress was of
| sert1ons of old lace Her tulie veil, worn
| back from the face, was held by orange
| blossoms. Her bouquet was of bride roses
| and lilies of the valley.
The wedding breakfast followed at the
| residence, 1926 X street, which Mr. Ingra-
| ham has taken for this month. A very
elaborate floral ornamentation frightened
| the drawing rooms and the dining room
where the guests were seated around small
| tables during the serving of the meal. Late
| this afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett left for
| their honeymoon trip and upon it's conclu-
| sion will return to Baltimore to reside.
The bride is a daughter of the late D. P
| Ingraham of New York and niece of Judge
George L. Ingraham of that city. The re-
| cent death of the brides father made the
| occasion of today much quieter than 1t had
| been at first planned. Last night Mr.. In
| graham gave family dinner party to the
| bride and groom to meet the relatives al
| ready assembled. In this company, all Of
| whom were present at the church today
were Mrs. Reginald Ward. sister of the
| bride, Miss Virginia Ingraham Mr.. and
| Mrs. George M. Jewett of Maryland pa
rents of the groom; Mrs. Victor Newcomb
| of New York and several of the ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hibbs have removed
from their summer home at North Chevy
| Chase to 1901 Park street. Columbia
Heights. With them are Mrs. Hibbs' mother
and sister, Mrs. and Miss Harrington
Yesterday at Buffalo. N. Y. beautiful
wedding took place in the chapel of the
Blessed Sacrament. the groom being Mr.
Philip V. Mohun of this city paymaster
Y. S. N, and the bride Miss Mabel Estele
Meredith, daughter of Mrs: Sullivan Amory
Meredith of Mt. Vernon. NY. Right Rev.
Bishop Cenaty of the Catholic University
OBLIGATED. assisted by number of priests.
Two small pages. Master Julian Meredith
and Master William Breed of Lancaster,
by the ushers, Mr.. Stuart A. Lansing and
Mr. Gerrett B. Lansing of Buffalo and
Lieuts. Carter, Fenner, Douglas, Rooster
and Faust. The maid of honor was Miss
Grace Meredith. sister Of the bride The
bridesmaids were Miss Betty Warden Of
New York. Miss Katherine Gill of Mead
vile, Pa, and Miss Mary Gorton Of Buff
falo. Behind them walked the matron Of
honor, Mrs Archibald Bradshaw of New
York. Last came the bride, walking with
her brother, Mr.. Julian F. Meredith of New
York. Her gown was Of white satin crepe.
The best man was Mr.. Sullivan Amory
| Meredith. brother of the bride. All the
officers were in full naval dress uniform.
A wedding breakfast to the bridal party
and relatives followed at the Lenox. Mr..
and Mrs. Mohun left Immediately for Bos-
ton, where Mr. Mohun will be stationed on
the L. S. S. Newark before leaving. about
the 1st of November, for the West Indies,
where they will be present at the naval
maneuvers. After February they will be
at home in Washington
The marriage of a very popular Wash
| ingtonan, Mr.. Frank Sawyer Hight, took
place Yesterday at the residence of the
bride. Miss Ella Derby Cam, daughter
of George w. Cam, a well-known resident
of Brooklyn, N. Y. Rev. DR.. Thomas M.
Cam of Scranton, Pa, the brides grand
father. performed the ceremony. Two pref
ty little nieces of the bride. the Misses
Eleanor and Margaret Greenwood of Card
ner. Mass, dressed in white, with leghorn
hats trimmed with flowers, were her at
tendants, while a tWo-year-old nephew,
Master Richard Greenwood, attended the
groom. The handsome young bride wore
white crepe de chine and a veil. family
HEIRLOOM. She carried a shower bouquet OF
lilies of the valley. The house was beauti-
fully adorned with American beauty roses
and foliage plants. After a honeymoon
trip of several weeks, Mr.. Hight will bring
New Willard. of which Mr.. Hight is the
marager.
Miss Elizabeth Matilda Shuster. the
daughter of Mrs. Mary Ward Shuster and
Mr. Michael Sims of Columbus. Ohio,
were married last night. The ceremony
took place in the new Marlborough apart
ment house. the present residence of the
brides mother, and was performed by the
Rev. Rodd White, cousin of the bride,
assisted by DR.. Harding of st. Paul's Epis-
copal Church In every way the wedding
was made as pretty possible, the apart
ment being tastefully decorated with palms
and chrysanthemums and hung with green
boughs. The bride came in with her uncle
Mr. Berkeley Ward Of Columbus. and was
beautifully gowned in white Manila gauze
monds made over white chiffon and satin.
with bridal veil and orange blossoms. She
carried a large bunch of bride roses. The
mother of the bride wore gray Canton
crepe, with duchess lace, and diamond or
naments, and gave her daughter away in
the ceremony. The brides only attendant
was Miss Grace Hamilton Perkins of Rich
mond also a cousin of the bride, and Mr..
Mr.. Sims best man. After the ceremony
and congratulations the company went to
the large cafe of the Marlborough, where a
wedding supper was served, and at mid
night Mr. and Mrs. Sims left Washington
for New York. where they will remain until
Saturday, sailing then for Florida and Cuba
for a months bridal tour. Only the rela-
tives of the bride and groom and a few of
Miss Shuster's most intimate friends wit
messed the wedding. including Mrs. Emma
Thompson, Mrs. Edward Dom and the
Misses Dom, Miss Fitzhugh and General
Payne of Virginia, the Misses Paulding. Mr..
Edward R. King of New York, Miss Poult-
ney. Mr. and Mrs James Gorter of Balti-
more, Mr.. Berkeley Ward and Mr.. Clay
Ward uncles of the bride; Miss Larkam,
Miss Payne and several other Washington
and out-of-town people Mr. Sims is the
assistant cashier of the Merchants and
Manufa cturers' National Bank of Column
bus, Ohio, and upon their return from the
south the couple will take up their resi-
dence in that city.
The marriage of Miss Nina Beatrice Blaine.
daughter of the late Robert G. Blaine, to
Mr.. Charles F. Byrne will take place at
O'Clock today at ST. Peters Church, Capt.
toll Hill The ushers will be Mr.. Robert
G Blaine, jr., the brother of the bride; Mr.
Aubrey Clark, Mr.. George Sensener, Mr.
w. A. Graham and DIR. c. H. Sterns all of
this city. and Mr.. Warren Wexford of Roa-