Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-29
MARRIAGE AT "WALLDENE."
Miss Ethel, Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wall, WEEDS Lieut.. Embick.
Of The Evening Star,

Special Correspondence OF The Evening Star.
BOYS, Md, December %, 1902.
"Wa1ldene" the beautiful country home Of
Mr.. and Mrs William E. Wall, about two
and one-half miles southwest of Buck
Lodge, near Boyds. was the scene last
evening Of brilliant wedding-that of Miss
Ethel Wall and Lieutenant Stanley Dunbar
Embick. The residence and The spacious
lawn surrounding were illuminated with nu-
merous lights, while the halls, library, par
lorS and drawing rooms were decorated
handsomely with southern smilax and poin-
settas. The mantels were banked with
flowers. Under an arch of southern smilaX
in the north corner of the drawing room
the marriage ceremony took place. The
doorway leading into this room was deco
rated with beautiful white ribbons, which
at the top were formed into a lovers knot.
The ribbons hanging over the side of the
doorway were held on either side by the
ribbon girls, Miss Helen Nourse Of Darnes-
town and Miss Benore Embick of PennsyI-
vania, thus forming an aisle through which
the bridal party passed from the reception
room to the strain of the wedding march
from "Lohengrin," played by the orchestra.
THE bride was given away by her father.
She was attired in gown of cream lace
over accordeon-pleated chiffon, her tulle
veil caught by a spray Of orange blossoms.
She carried an ivory-bound prayerbook, be-
tween the leaves of which was a single
brides rose. Miss Herriett Deems was the
maid of honor, and Lieut.. Robert Mcmillan
| ushers were Messrs. ]. P. Taylor Of Hen
derson N. c.; Bayard Embick of Pennsyl-
vania, brother of the groom, and William
Guy Wall and Lawrence Wall, brothers of
the bride. The ceremony was pronounced
ty Rev. Walter P. Griggs of Christ's Epis-
copal Church, Poolesville. Upon the con-
clusion Of the ceremony the relatives and
friends extended their hearty congratula-
tions after which a collation. was served
The bride is the second daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. E. Wall. She has travelled
extensively among the principal cities of
Europe. Egypt and Palestine as well as of
the United States. She was educated in
the Notre Dame Convent in Baltimore The
groom is a son of NJ. A. Embick Of Pennsyl-
vania. and is lieutenant in the Artillery
Corps. U. S. A, stationed at Fort Monroe.
Va.
After the collation. was served the bride
and groom left for Buck Lodge, and there
took train on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad for the south on their wedding
tour, at the conclusion Of which they will
make their home at Fort Monroe, Va.
The wedding presents were numerous and
beautiful.
The going away costume of Mrs. Embck
was an elaborate and costly travelling cos
tune Of light tan cloth. trimmed with heavy
yak lace and green panne velvet
W aildene, the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Wall has been the home Of six generations
OF that family upon the part Of Mrs. Wall
the mother of the bride, who was a Miss
Dade previous to her marriage with Mr.
'" al. oHc was uduSnIer OF the late Rob-
ert Dade, who was a very wealthy and
prominent citizen of this county.
Mr.. William E. WALL the brides father. Is
a merchant on Worth street, New York.
where he has been engaged in business for
a good number of years. Persons of promi-
nence present were: Gen. H. Kyd Douglass.
Hagerstown. Nd; NJ. A-Embick of Penn,
sylvania. Col r. H. 1. Goddard of Proyi-
dence. R. l.; Capt. H. Deems of Fort Wor-
den. Wash: Gen. and Mrs Randolph of
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Knight
Of Providence. r. l.; Mr.. e. E. Eames of
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Taylor Of
Henderson N. c.: Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Macpherson OF New York and others.
The announcement of the coming mar
riage of Mr.. William Upton Bowman of
Germantown and Miss Julia King formerly
of Cedar Grove. this county, has been made
public. The wedding is to take place at
Kemptown. Frederick county, December 81
Mrs.. Sara e. Boyd yesterday sold thirty
head of her cattle at low prices, the prices
being governed. it is said. by the scarcity
of provender for cattle in this section of the
county.
Charles N. Esender train dispatcher for
the Baltimore and Ohio on this division of
road. and who was formerly a night tele-
graph operator at this place. is understood
to have been promoted to the position of
train master on the western division of the
road. the order to take effect about jan