Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-18
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MARRIAGE OF MISS TYSSoWSKI
AND DIR. JONES TODAY.
Last Nights Weddings - Miss Demp-
sey and Mr.. Francis Married This
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Notes.

One of the prettiest OF the June weddings
took place today at the residence of Mr..
| and Mrs. Thaddeus NJ. Tyssowski, 1871
Rhode Island avenue when their attractive
young daughter Hilda became the wife of
| DR.. J. E. Jones. The ceremony, at which
Rev. DR.. Dudley rector of St. Stephens
p. E. Church, officiated, took place at
O'Clock, and was followed by wedding
breakfast, at which less than a hundred
relatives and friends were present. The
service was preceded by a solo, "A Silver
Ring" sung by Miss Albertson of Phila-
delphia. After the wedding march Prof.
Christiani at the piano and Mr.. Christisni
at the violin played delightful melodies in
minor key during the ceremony. The house
was beautifully decorated-the halls and
drawing room with field daisies, branches
of oak and laurel and ferns. The couple
| stood In the deep bay window for their
| marriage. palms arching over their heads
and standards of daisies marking the en-
trance to the improvised chancel. In the
| dining room the flowers on the table were
pink roses, with the same elaborate decora-
ton of green around the buffets and walls.
| The pretty bride was escorted by her
father and attended by her mother
matron of honor. In her bridal train were
/ four ribbon bearers, Dorothy Crawford,
Antoinette Tyssowski. John Tyssowski and
| John Lands, bunch OF little people all
| uTeSstu III white, ana q Tiny niece OF tne
| bride, Isabel Tyssowski, was a flower bear
| er. She was also in white and carried a
| basket Of pink and white sweet peas. Mr..
William E. Jones attended his brother as
! best man. The bride was dressed in white
| silk null, the skirt finished with three
| deep and fluffy founces. A bertha effect
| of exquisite Brussels point outlined the
| shrred yoke. Her pearl necklace with a
diamond clasp was the groom's gift.
| tulle veil enveloped her slight figure and
| was pushed back over her fair hair after
the service. A shower bouquet of lilies of
the valley and roses was diminishing touch
to an exceptionally dainty toilet. Mrs.
Tyssowski wore white aeolian cloth, pref
tily trimmed with lace.
The brides presents, displayed in an upper
room, valuable and numerous. The
parents of the bride presented her with
fine house and lot on Kenesaw avenue, of
which the deed was shown among the gifts
as was the present from Senator Kearns OF
Utah. certificate for 100 shares of gold
mine stock. The brides mother gave her a
large assortment of household linen, all
marked with her monogram.
Dr. and Mrs. Jones left this afternoon for
the west. and will sail June % for Japan. in
which country and China they will travel
leisurely until the early fall. They will
return here the last of October, after
trip on the way east through Utah and
the Yellowstone. They will reside at DR..
Jones home, 1918 7 street.
The out-of-town guests at the wedding,
all Of whom were staying in the house, were
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Mrs. and Miss Bisby Of Philadelphia, Mr..
Sherman Of New York and Mr.. Kirwan of
Baltimore.
Miss Grace Dempsey. daughter of the late
William Dempsey, and Mr. Thomas Fran
els, were married this afternoon at the
residence of the brides uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM ]. Miller. Rev Father Mack
in off1ciated and only relatives were pres
ent.
Miss Nora Heller, sister of Mrs. I. Saks,
will be married this evening at O'Clock to
Mr. Sidney H. ReiZenstein, at Rauscher's.
The ushers will be Mr.. Joseph l. Saks, Mr..
Leon H. Reizenstein of New York, brother
of the groom; Mr.. Tyler Nordlinger, and
two brothers of the bride Mr.. George Hell
Ter of New York and Mr.. E. S. Heller of
Streator, Ill. Mr.. c. H. Reizenstein will be
best man. large reception will follow the
ceremony, at which Rabbi Stern will Off
ciate.
The marriage of Miss Grace winifred
Cox, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Cox. and a relative of the late Representa-
tive s. S. Cox, to Mr.. Enos S. Newman, will
take place tonight at $50 o'clock at St.
Stephens Episcopal Church. Mr.. Newman
is well known in local business circles. DR.
Wilbur L. Smith will be best man and Mrs
Geo. w. Cox, Jr., matron of honor. Miss
Olive Taylor, Miss Ella Cox, Miss Warlitz
of Baltimore, and Mrs. Wilbur L. Smith will
be the other attendants. DR.. P. l.. Hodges
and Mr.. S. Costgan, Mr.. Balderston and
Mr.. E. Z. Taylor will be ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs George ]. schley of 1910
10Th street, will leave tomorrow afternoon
for Ohio. to attend the graduation exer-
cises of Kenyon College, from which their
son, George B. Schley, will graduate.
Mrs. VIM. H Snowden of Allentown, Pa,
is in the city visiting her daughter Mrs
James L. Pugh jr, at her home In Mount
Pleasant. She expects 10 leave for New
Jersey soon, accompanied by her little
granddaughter. Miss Gladys.
have gone to their country home in Virginia
for the summer.
Mrs. Diehl, wife of Lieut.. Commander S.
w. B. Diehl, leaves Washington today for
New Haven, where she will visit her son. |
who is a student at Yale University prior
to sailing for Europe to join her aunt in
European travel.
Mrs. Richard Chew and son left Monday
evening for New England to spend the sum-
mer. They will remain away until October
Mrs. John R. Nicely of Chicago, is visit
ing Miss Laura Groves DOB E street where
she will be pleased to see her friends.
Admiral and Mrs. Coghlan are visiting
General and Mrs. Haywood headquarters |
United States Marine Corps.
Sadie Marie Trazzare to Mr.. William Grant |
Roe last evening at o'clock at Trinity NJ |
E. Church Were recalled owing to the i'll |
ness of the bride.
Mrs. Maltby Lane and her nephew Mr.
Daniel Duncan sailed from New York to- |
day on the steamship Philadelphia for Eng |
land.
Cards have been issued by Mr. and Mrs |
Richard Samuel Denny announcing the |
marriage of their daughter, Susie Watkins |
to Mr.. Louis Edward Giles, Tuesday June |
II, Rev. II. P. Higley, ID, officiating. |
After June 80 Mr.. and Mrs. Giles will be |
at home to their friends at 1924 U street |
Miss Mary Selma Hopper, daughter of
Col. John NJ Hopper formerly of Front |
Royal, Va, and Mr. Norman Lakeland |
Orme Of Phoenix, Ariz.. We're married last |
evening by Rev. Mr.. Mott at the home of |
the brides sister, Mrs Frank H. Lover |
ing, 1923 18th street. In the presence of |
immediate relatives of the couple. The |
bride wore white mousseine over white |
taffeta. The only attendants were the |
brides sister Mrs. Lowering, who was ma
tron Of honor. and the best man, Mr.. Ell |