Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-12

\ friends. The maid of honor was Miss
| Ethel j. White, sister OF the bride gowned
I in white Persian lawn, trimmed with lace
and insertion, with sash of delicate
shade of green satin ribbon She carried
| bouquet Of La France roses tied with rib
bon of the same color. The charming
| bride, who was given away by her father.
| Mr.: William Morris White, wore fine white
! tucked chiffon, with yoke and trimmings OF
| old point lace, gift of the brides aunt in
| England The rufies on the skirt. bertha,
| etc, were trimmed with narrow satin rib
| bon- She carried a bouquet Of bride roses.
| The best man was DIR, Levin Palmer OF
I Baltimore, brother of the groom The
manse was bower Of daisies and roses.
| while the ceremony was performed beneath
bell of daisies. The wedding march was
played by Mr.. Byron Blodgett the bridal
party entered the room. After the cere-
| mony DR.. and Mrs. Palmer left for Old
Point Comfort. Va, and after a short So
| journ will leave there for Baltimore, to at
tend the wedding of the groom's sister.
| DIR. and Mrs. Palmer will be at home to
their friends after August on Maple ave-
nue., Takoma Park, ID. c. Among those
present at the ceremony were Mr.. and Mrs.
nor Palmer, DR.. Levin Palmer, Miss Cassie
Palmer. Miss Eva Palmer. DIR. Charles
Bondon; Mr.. and Mrs: E. E. Blodgett Miss
Mrs. and Miss Bailey, Mr.. Harry Campbell,
Mr.. Byron Blodgett. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson.
Mrs G. L. Fayorite. Mr.. George Miller,
Miss Elsie Watkins. Miss Edna Dyre. Mr..
| and Mrs. Fred Harries DIR. and Mrs A.
V. Parsons, Mr.. Edward Haas. Miss Bruce
| Morse, Mrs. Don. Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Der
| rick. Miss Sarah Waters, Mr. and Mrs
Robert Waters. Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Depue
Mr.. and Mrs. Wakefield Mr.. and Mrs Esh-
| Gilman, Mrs and Miss Burley and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Cruit.
A masquerade party was given in honor
! of the Liberty Bell Daisy Club at the resi-
dence of Miss Marie Fiske last evening.
| The parlor and dining room were elabor-
| ately decorated with La France roses and
| palms. Among those present were: Misses
Anna G. Brown, disguised as "A Girl of
Sweet Sixteen" Mamie Hardeu as odd
| Maid Dignity" Linda Shreve, as Belle of
| New York. Eta Schmid. as Happy Go
Lucky Leila HardeI. as Sis Hopkins"
Houser, as ''Topsy;" Flora Trainor as
Lady Bountiful;' Messrs Earle b. Good
| man, as "Ichabod Crane Fred CushrGan
as Foxy Grandpa" Martin Schrld. as
Uncle Ruben Fred Common, as Noah;
| Howard Bayly, Prince Henry: Paul
Switzerland, as Insane Mike" Earnest
1ost, as Fritz katzenjammer; Roy Dent,
| as Hans katzenjamEer."
Owing TO the sudden illness Of her daugh-
| Ter, mrs Rust Smith has been obliged TO
withdraw her invitations and postpone the
| dance planned for this evening.
|
Yesterday morning the home of Mr. and
Mrs r. II. Yates was the scene OF a quiet
| wedding, the contracting parties being their
daughter. Lillian T.. and Mr. Walter c. Ste
! phens of Memphis, Tenn. The ceremony
| was performed by Rev. e. G Meador In
the presence OF the immediate family and
most intimate friends, the bride being at
| tended by her only sister Eugenia Albine
| The bridal toilette was travelling suit of
Dark blue etamine, trimmed in white with
hat to match. They were the recipients of
| many beautiful and useful presents The
! grooms gift to the bride was a handsome
| diamond brooch. Immediately after the
| ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. stephens left for
their southern home in Memphis, Tenn.
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Amid very pretty setting of palms and
| IN the presence of a large assemblage of
relatives and friends. the marriage of Miss
Elizabeth Caroline Prospect and Mr.. Charles
| Aibert Fenner took place at the Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church, southeast, at
5 O'Clock last night, the pastor Rev ] G.
| Nicholson, performing the ceremony The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John
| +. Prospect of 403 10th street southeast aud
| the groom is a resident of Penn Yam n Y
| where the couple will take up their perma-
nent residence after honeymoon spent at
| Atlantic City. Miss Aspasia Prospect a
sister of the bride, acted as bridesmaid. and
Mr. Lee Herrell was best man for the groom
The ushers were DR.. George c. 0ber DR.
| w. q. Roe, Mr. Maurice Otterback and Mr.
Willard I. Dixon. After the ceremony an
| informal reception was held in the Sunday
school room of the church, where the newly
married couple were the recipients of many
congratulations.
Right Rev. Henry Y Satterlee. bishop of
| Washington, at noon today performed the
| ma rage ceremony Tor Miss Louisa Georgia
| McCalla, daughter of the late DR. John
Moore McCalla, and the Rev. Enoch Ma
| gruder Thompson, assistant rector of St
Pauls Church, 23d street The event, at
| Whlch the pariShionerS were fully REPRE-
scented and many other friends of the cou-
pie from all parts of the city We're also
r present took place at St Paurs, whose
! bishop In the holy rite. AT an early hour
| this morning the couple participated in the
holy communion service. The ushers who
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howe 1t1o,H Iotten, Bowie Thompson. Robert
! Williams and DR.. NJ. Randolph Page Lee,
The vested choir came in procession to the
church doors, singing The Voice That
| Breathed Ger Eden" and preceded the
bridal party to the chancel. The bride was
escorted by her brother-in-law, Mr.. Ed
mund Lee GoldSborough, and was ex-
quisitely gowned in white satin, trimmed
with family point lace that also adorned
her mothers wedding dress, and wore
tulle veil held by orange blossoms Her at
| PENDANTS were her cousin, Miss Blackburn
and the sister of the groom. Miss Thomp-
| son. Rev. Robert Kemp of New York a
! former classmate of the groom, was best
man. In the chancel there were several
! other ciergymen, Rev. George b. Stone of
calvary Church, Baltimore; Rev Walden
Myer Rev. Freeland Peter and Rev Mr.
| stalker. small reception followed at the |
! residence of Mrs. McCalla on 18th street
previous to the departure of the couple for
their wedding trip. Rev. Mr.. Thompson is
graduate of st. Johns College, Annapolis
and of the General Theological Seminary of |
| New York. He comes of REVOLUTIONARY
| stock, being a descendant of Governor
| Bowie of Maryland. Mrs. Thompson's |
! grandfather was General McCalla who
served in the Mexican war and on the ma
ternal side one of her ancestors fought |
i with Rochambeau and another General
Joseph Z. Narnum, preceded Henry Clay as
| Speaker of the House of Representa- tives |
| for two terms
Yesterday at high noon pretty wedding |
! took place at the home of the brides par
| ents, liz ID street, the contracting parties |
| being Miss Annie Byrd Holland and Mr. |
! William Edward Stonnell of Virginia The |
attendants were Miss Elizabeth Holland |
| and Mr.. Minor Stonnell. Miss Bessie FIem-
| ing, MIR. l.. Popkins, Miss Sgourney ana |
Mr. j. Barton Holland. The ceremony was |
| impressively performed by Rev. w. f. |
| Hammond, pastor of Epworth NJ T. |
| Church. The parlor was deliberately dec |
GRATED with palms and cut flowers. The /
! presents were numerous and beautiful. I'M |
| mediately after the ceremony refreshments |
We're served. Amid showers of rice and |