Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-19

| ately after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
| Fisher left for northern trip. and upon
| tfsiy return will reside with the parents Of
Miss Nora Heller and Mr.. Sidney Reizen-
| stein were married by Rabbi Stern last
| reception rooms were elaborately deco
rated with palms and flowers. The bride
| was richly gowned in Irish point over
| white satin. with tulls Veil and orange
| blossoms. Her flowers were lilies OF the
| valley. Her sister. Mrs. I. Saks, was ma
| tron of honor. and wore an imported dress
! of embroidered white null over blue silk.
| Mr.. Clarence II. Reizenstsin. brother of the
| groom, WAS best man. The uShers were:
| Mr.. Joseph 1. Saks. Mr.. Leon II. Reizen-
| stein of New York brother of the groom,
| of the bride, Mr.. +. s. Heller of Streator,
| H., and Mr.: George Heller of New York.
banquet followed and an orchestra played
throughout the evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
| RefzenSteir will spend their honeymoon at
Atlantic City and will live at the Cairo un-
| til they go to housekeeping.
| Miss Mary Marjorie Brigham. the daugh-
| ter of Assistant Secretary of Agriculture
and Mrs. Joseph H. Brigham, and Mr.. Shell
| don S. Cline of Akron, Ohio, were married
| last night at the residence of the brides
| parents, the ceremony being performed by
| Rev. Dr. William T. Thompson of the Eek
! ington Presbyterian Church. The bride was
| dressed in white chiffon over white satin,
| anu lulit ven was ntlu ny a custer
of orange blossoms. Miss Josephine Brig
| ham was maid of honor and was dressed
| il pink and white gauze and carried a
bunch of carnations. Mr.. Arthur {. John
son was best man. The wedding music was
rendered by Mrs. +. 8. Sampson at the
| piano, with Mr. Hopewel violinist. An in
formal reception followed previous to the
departure of the couple for a honeymoon
stay in the Virginia hills. After July 10
they will be at home to their friends at the
Logan, Iowa circle.
At the Church of the Covenant last even
ing Miss May Smille and Mr. Frederick
Chaille Handy were married. The bride
who was escorted by her father. Mr.. q.
Frederick c. Smile. wore gown of white
crepe and tulle Vel and carried bou-
quet of orange blossoms and valley lilies
The attendants were Miss Frances Ward
Smile, maid of honor: Margaret HANDY
mower giri; Miss Ethel Darlington and
Miss Nellie Hope Foster of Newark. y. j.;
Miss Laura NJ. Davis of Philadelphia ard
Miss Carrie Lee Hastings of Washington,
bridesmaids. The groom's best man was
his brother, Mr.. Walter Kerr Handy of
New York, and Mr.. 2. y. Bowen. ir Mr..
Philip Twidall, Mr. VIM. B. Crowel Mr.
VIM. A. Wahle and Mr.. Algernon Handy
seated the guests, who filled the beautifully
decorated church. Rev. DR. Hamlin off
ciated. The dresses of the brides attend
ants were exceedingly pretty. The maid of
| honor wore white embroidered net over
satin, and carried sweet peas. The brides
II.
with rows of narrow ribbon, and fichus of
lace, the ends of which reached to the hem
of their dresses. Rose-pink sashes and
hand bows and bouquets of pink sweet
peas Were dainty touches
Oaly relatives and personal friends at
tended the reception at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Smilie before the departure of
Mr.. and Mrs Handy for a northern trip
Mr.. Handy is the son of Mai and Mrs F.
A. u. Handy. Among the guests at the re-
ceptlon were: Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis
Of Philadelphia. Mr.. Paul Davis. jr., OF
Philadelphia, Mai. and Mrs. f. A. G.
Handy, Miss Elizabeth E. r. Smile. Miss
Jessie b. Smile, Mr.. G.. p Smith of New
York Judge William ]. Penfield. DIR. and
Mrs. Teunis s. Hamlin. Mrs. Edmund NJ
Darlington of Newark, y. J.. Representa-
tive and Mrs. Cowherd, Miss Helen Hast
ings and RAYMOND Keith Smile.
$50 o'clock, Miss Agness Rose Collins.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Collins
of Capitol Hill, and Mr.. John Francis
Hickey, jr.. Of Hyattsville, Nd. were mar
pastor of the church. The bride was be
comingly gowned in white organdy. and
carried large bouquet of bride roses. The
parents and relatives of the bride and
groom witnessed the ceremony. after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickey departed for we'd
ding trip in the north. Upon their return
they will reside at Hyattsvile, Nd.
Miss Katharine f. Bourquin of Philadel-
phia and Mr.. Arthur NJ. Travers, formerly
of Detroit, Mich, were quietly married yes
terday at the Mendoza apartment house in
Columbia Heights. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Charles Smith and was at
tended only by Mrs. F. q. Hubbard sis
ter of Mr.. Travers. who acted as matron
of honor; by Mr.. Alfred X. Bourquin of
Philadelphia, a brother of the bride. who
acted as Mr.. Travers' best man. and by
Mrs. Bourquin, the brides mother The
couple left Washington today for a short
stay in Pennsylvania and Virginia. and
will be at home at their apartment in the
Mendoza after June 70
Miss Bourquin has long Unknown as one
of the most efficient and highly regarded
employees of the Post Office Department. t.
which she came after about eight years
service as confidential clerk to the then
Postmaster General, Mr.. Charles Emory
Smith. She has now resigned. Mr.. Travers
is private secretary to Mr.. +. G. Madden
third assistant postmaster general. and
came to Washington a few weeks after the
latter assumed office. Both bride and
groom take with them the cordial congratu-
latiOns and best wishes of all their asso-
ciates In the department and a wide circle
of friends outside the department in Wash
ington and in Philadelphia and Detroit.
At st. Stephens P E Church last night
the marriage of Miss Grace Winifred Cox,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Cox,
to Mr.. Enos |. Newman made pretty
spectacle. Rev. Mr.. Dudley officiated and
the happy couple was accompanied to the
altar by the ushers, DIR. p. L. Hodges. Mr.
Wistar Balderston. Mr.. Thomas Hoskins
and Mr.. Everett Taylor, il. Dr. Wilbur l..
Smith was best man. Mrs. Geo w. Cox. jr
matron of honor. and the bridesmaids. Miss
Olive Taylor, Miss Ella Cox. Miss Warlitz
of Baltimore and Mrs. Wilbur l.. Smith
The bride came in church with her father
and was elegantly dressed in cream silk
trimmed with duchess lace and chiffon A
diamond pin fastened her tulle veil. and
she carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley. The matron of honor wore white
lace over taffeta, trimmed with satin rib
bon and appiiques of Irish point. The other
attendants wore white musIins. trimmed
ribbon and lace. reception to the near
relatives and bridal party followed at the
Cox residence. after which Mr.. and Mrs
Newman left for a few weeks absence in
the north before returning here to live.
An entertainment WAS given by the EX-
celsior Cosmos Club Wednesday night at
the residence of Mrs. Simms. 1893 p street. |
The officers of the club are: President. !
Mr.. w. Scott Mayo; secretary. Mr. |
John Gordon: treasurer Mr.. Thorton !
Anderson. Among those present We're Miss /
Susie f. Reeves. Miss Katie b. Murphy. the /
Misses Julia and Matte Foley. Mr. Ches- |
ter DodSon, Mr.. LuciuS Wheeler and Miss /