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

ket of pink roses. Mr.. William Hamilton of
Boston was best man for his brother. The
ushers were Lieut.. +. NJ. Beecher, United
States navy; DR.. Emory Marvel of Atlantic
City, Mr. Joseph Fox of Germantown, Pa. /;
DR.. Watson Ayres and Mr.. Harry Blunt
of this city and Capt. NJ. L. Walker of the
Washington barracks
Mrs. Livingston was richly gowned in
black grenadine trimmed in black lace over
white and jet, and Mrs. Stuart wore black
crepe and jet and carried purple sweet peas.
Among those preesnt at the church were
Gen. and Mrs. Ainsworth, Gen. and Miss
Haupt, Gen. and Mrs. Ludington, Col. and
Mrs. Rutherford, Representative and Mrs.
DalZell, Representative and Mrs. Mondell,
the Chinese minister and Mrs. WI and
members OF the legation, Senior and Sonora
Godoy of the Mexican embassy. Mrs. ChaS.
G. Dulin. Mrs. Albert Dulin, Capt. and Mrs.
Burr, Major and Mrs. Mimmach, Miss
Mimmach, Gen. and Mrs. Craighill, DR.. and
Mrs Mcdonald; Mrs. S. E. Stuart and Miss
Francis Eaton of Wilmington, Mrs. Thomas
Adams d. Harris, Mrs. John Townsend, DR..
and Mrs. E. z. Keech, the Misses Keech,
Mr. and Mrs Horace Noble and Miss kath-
crime Noble. all of Baltimore.
The reception at the home of Col. and
Mrs. Livingston later brought together
representative company and was thor
oughly delightful affair. During the even
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton left for their
honeymoon jaunt, the bride stylshly gown
ed in a navy blue basket cloth made over
red silk The couple will spend the sum-
mer north.
The marriage of Miss Cecilia L. Sullivan
and Mr.. Michael ]. Colbert next Tuesday
evening at Trinity Church, Georgetown, will
be among them most beautiful of the June
events The handsome and talented bride
who will be the fifth Of six sisters to plight
her troth before the high altar Of old Trim
ity, will be escorted into church by her
brother, Mr.. j. d. Sullivan. Her only at
tendant will be Miss Rita Worthington
Ridgely. Mr.. George E. Hamilton, asso-
ciate law partner Of the groom, will be best
man and the following members Of the bar
will be ushers: Messrs. r. Ross Perry. jr.,
c. Spaldng Fleming, John j. Hamilton,
Herman Gasch. Adoph A. Hoehling and
VIM. D. Sullivan, brother of the bride.
Rev. James T. Colbert, brother Of the
groom, will come on from Columbus, Ohio,
to perform the ceremony, and Will be as
sisted by Rev. John D. Whitney s. j., ex-
president Of Georgetown University, and
Rev. James F. X. Mulvaney, S. ]. The
couple will sail on the Etruria next week
and will spend the next four months in
travel on the continent.
The wedding Of Miss Mary Selma Hopper
and Mr. Norman Lakeland Orme Of Phoe-
nix, AriZ., will take place Tuesday evening,
June IL The bride is the daughter of Col.
John NJ. Hopper, formerly of Front Royal,
Va. Only the relatives and wedding party
will be present at the ceremony, but a re-
ception will follow at the residence of the
brides sister, 1923 18th street, for which a
large number Of invitations have been is
sued.
Miss Lillian c. Suter. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Clay Suter of Gainesville, was mar
ried to Mr. George H. Rutley of this city at
Rose Lawn, the home of the brides par
ents yesterday.
Miss Christine Owen was among the
bridesmaids last night in Baltimore at the
marriage of Miss Pitts and Mr.. John McF.
Bergland The bridesmaids dresses were
Of white mousseline de sole over white taft
feta. All carried big punches of pink roses
and wore Du Barry wreaths OF smaller roses
Of the same color with picturesque effect, in
the hair. Lieut.. Lucien Breckenridge, Mr..
Elliott Waggaman and Mr. Bradley Head,
also OF this city, were among the ushers.
Mrs. Matthew Scott, Capt and Mrs. Brom-
well and Senator and Mrs. McComas went
over from this city to attend the ceremony.
Mrs. Scott, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Bromwell, is now with Mrs
Eric Bergland, mother of the groom.
Miss Bella Smith, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank w. Smith, and Mr.. Hartman
Brown Bell Of Baltimore were married yes
terday at St. Margaret's Church in the pres
ence of the brides family and few invited
friends. The bride wore white organdie and
a tulle veil and carried white roses. DR..
Herbert Scott Smith, rector Of the church,
performed the ceremony. Mr.. Bell was at
tended by his brother, Mr.. Stewart Bell.
, Miss Mary c. Bennett Of Capitol Hill is
spending a month in Atlantic City. Her
many friends in social and literary circles
will be gratified to learn of her improve
ment from months of critical illness.
Maj. Robert NJ Moore, who has been in
the government service in Havana for the
past three years, arrived on the Monterey
steamer on June 4. He was accompanied by
his wife and two daughters, who have
greatly enjoyed Havana society. They will
visit Washington for a while and will then
make their home In New York city.
Mr.. H. d. Gordon and family, who have
been spending the winter at 1645 K street
northwest, have returned to their North
Laurel home.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. ]. Kaufman Of 1913
Rhode Island avenue will be at home Wed
nesday, June II. after 3 p. m. in honor OF
their son and daughters confirmation.
Mr.. Stephen NJ. Schwab of New York is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Schwab
Miss Mary Kirk, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph