Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-15
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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Gflmor Of Baltimore, Miss Frazier of Chat
tsn1 2s "A, D. oDeii; New York; M J
Guthhert Of Richmond and Colonel and FRS
Whoiley, Fort Thomas, KY. The brfde'i
going-away dress was of black cloth. Will
MORE. lined Bith Waite A black pictur,
hat finished a<most9 Becoming costume.
The marriage of Miss Emily Page Kemp
and Mr.. st. George Bryan of Richmond
took place at moon today at the residence
Il of the Cousins of the bride, the Misses Sea-
! well on street. Rev. John A. Aspinwail
Of St. Thomas Church officiated, assisted
by Rev. MIR. Bryan of Hampton. Va. uncle
OF the groom. The dainty drawing room
was set with palms and foliage plants, and
carnations ana roses made fragrant clus-
tiers on the mantels. The couple stood in a
bower of green arranged in the square bay
window recess for the ceremony, and after
ward to receive congratulations. Mr..
Henry u. Kemp, brother Of the bride, es-
corted her to the drawing room, being pre-
eeded by the matron Of honor, Mrs. Pres
ton Gibson of Chicago, a cousin of the
bride, and the bridesmaids, Miss Enrol
Cuthbert Brown and Miss Webb. Mr.. Stu
art Bryan was best man for his brother.
The charming young bride, who is so
popular. looked her sweetest and prettiest
in her wedding dress of white satin crepe,
tulle veil enveloped her youthful figure. and
a pearl necklace, wedding gift, was her
only jewelry. A shower bouquet Of lilies of
| the valley was carried
| The matron of honor and the bridesmaids
were dressed in white lace, with becom-
| Ing touch of blue in the trimming; wore
snort tulle wells and carried carnations and
lilies of the valley.
Miss Molly Elliott Seawell wore grey crepe
| over pink, and Miss Henrietta Seawen was
in light blue crepe.
The music, both before and during the
| ceremony, was an unusually beautiful fea-
ture. The Ladies' String Quartet, led by
| Mr.. Ernest Lent, played Haste to the
| Wedding" as the company gathered and.
| while waiting for the bride, La Chatelaine.
| a composition by Mr.. Lent and dedicated
| to the bride of today. who is his former
| pupil. The Lohengrin wedding march was
followed by Angels Serenade'' during the
ceremony. Among the relatives present
| were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bryan, parents
OF the groom; Mr.. John Randolph Bryan
| and Mr.. Thomas Pinckney Bryan. brothers
of the groom; Mrs. Peyton Nelson Page.
aunt Of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E.
| Washington, the latter the brides aunt
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Nelson Page and
Mr.. r. E. Lee jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
| jackson. Mrs. Jacob Albert, Misses Hannah
and Josephine Lee. Mrs Larned of Balti-
| more, Admiral and Mrs. Schley, General
and Mrs. Miles. ex-Secretary Herbert Mrs
| Stanley Matthews, Assistant Secretary and
| Mrs Hill. Mrs. James F. Barbour, Surgeon
General Wyman. Nine, Perez. Miss Bell,
| Miss Gallaudet, Lieut.. Commander Culver
| and Lieut.. Gibbons, and other friends from
| this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan left this afternoon
for honeymoon trip and will make their
! future home in Richmond
Mrs. Mcknight Moses has returned from
| Philadelphia, and will be at home, 21OS 10Th
| street, tomorrow
Mrs. Frederick Schafhrt and Mrs. A. ].
Shafhirt will be at home, 1911 street,
| Thursday.
Mrs. s. E. Faunce. wife Of Mr. s. E.
| Faunce Of the Treasury Department, is
! stopping for q few days in this city, at
l5Oo Yale street en- route to their home in
Plymouth, Mass. from California, where
| she has been spending the winter.
Invitations are out for the marriage Of
Mr. Ernest LaFay Corwin and Miss Rhoda
Thomas at the M. E. Church, corner Des
Moines and Sth streets, Brightwood Park,
d. c., Wednesday evening, April 16, at 8
| o'clock. After April 20 the couple will be
at home at the Battle Ground national
cemetery, Brightwoed avenue, where they
viii receive their friends.
Mrs. Catherine L. Bell has issued invi-
tations to the marriage Of her daughter.
Bessie Helene, to Mr.. r. Spencer Palmer
of New York. The ceremony will take
| place at Congress Street M. P. Church
April % at 1880 O'Clock. Cards must be
presented at the door.
The little friends Of Miss Florence Gus
dorf rendered her pleasant surprise party
in honor of her thirteenth birthday. Among
the little folks present were Rita Baer,
| Sadie Breslau, Flora Ganss, Rena Fishel,
Edna Katzen Helen Rice, Leona Stern, Err
| nestine Rich, Leona Hechinger. Helene
Stern. Florence Augenstein, Melville Fisher,
Irving Jacobs. Herbert jacob. Alfred and
Dave Stern, Norman Peyser. Melvin Au-
genstein, JAG. Schlosberg, Lawrence Gas
senheimer. Lou Chaser. Jerome Fishel and
Melvin Gusdorf.
Captain W. c. Coulson of the revenue
marine service, who has recently been on
! special duty In New York, expects short
| ly to visit Washington and join his wife,
| who Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Jacobs
of 215S California avenue.
| A merry crowd gathered at $50 c street
! northwest on Monday night last, when
| Mr.. and Mrs David Fegan entertained the
members Of the Violet Pleasure Club and
| their friends. Instrumental and vocal
! selections were rendered by number of
those present. Refreshments were served,
and dancing INDUCED in until n late hour.
Among those present We're: President
Busey, Recording Secretary Winifred Fe-
gan, Caterer Edgar Holcer, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Holcer. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bright, Mr..
! ana MFS. w. Burnley, MI iTu N1TS. y.
Wiley. Mr.. and Mrs H. Damrerl. Mr.. and
Mrs G. C. Woodruff, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Fegan, Mrs. G. Mather Mrs. j. Morton.
Mrs Harvel. Mrs Busey. Mrs Bell and
| friend, Mrs Holland. Mrs. Gillette, Misses
| NJ. Bright. Nellie and Annie Connors NJ
Cavanaugh R. Downing. Flora and Mable
De La Vergne II. Donohue. L. Lehman.
| E. Holden, A. Risdon, L. Hopkins, Cora
and Maud Ward, E. Moore, A. Thurston,
| 1. Wright, M. Busey, ]. Campbell, Katie
and Annie Bell. c. stone, J. Gillette, V. In
| gle. A. Neenan, Messrs. Ralph 1IoIcer,
Herbert Todd. James Head. J. Connors. A.
Damrell. A. De La Vergne. L. Brooks J..
Faulker, ]. Ward, F. Rusey, N. Eirch F.
Grove, E. Boland. T. Bright j.. Fitch, E..
oatman' M Bradshaw' n; Dalton. J. Nc
Donovan. E. A. Lee, H. Gillette. F. War
| ner c. Hollinger, n. Hollinger, L. +.
Mather, w. Bailey, F. Kenny. F. Corridor,
| E. Porter. Harris, Davidson, Geo MorseIl,
John and David Fegan.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w Parsons
Capitol View, Md, was the scene of
| merry gathering last night in honor OF the
twenty-first birthday anniversary OF, their
daughter. Miss Mary e. Parsons The even
ing was devoted during the earlier hours to