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

graduate the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Franc
left Washington last evening for a trip 10
Boston by water. after which they will
make New York their home.
A small company Of relatives and inti-
mate friends were present at the marriage
yesterday Of Miss Ebbellne Brown TAYLOR
ana Mr.. J. herSchel Cooper at the home OF
the bride, Gl5 . street. Rev. DIR. BURNER
ofnclated. Mr.. Jesse r. Grant escorted the
| bride. and Mr. Frank II. Pidock acted as
best man The maid Of honor Miss
Mary IL HelT and little Miss Grant the
HOVER. RI. The parlor, whore the cere-
mony took place. WAS beautifully decorated
with pains and flowers. The bride wore
DAINTY white null gown. trimmed in rare
Miss Mamie Cameron Of street north
west and the Misses Cooksys Of 18th street
left Washington last Saturday FOR a trip
through the south. to be gone month.
weeks.
Mrs L. p. knight Of 1851 I'd street en-
tertained number Of young people last
evening IN honor OF her cousin. Miss Mamie
i hork. TIE evening was spent in card play
ing ana dancing. during which refresh
ments were served. Among those present
were Misses Bessie Patterson. Non McKin-
ney, Pearl Barber. Edith Costin, Esse
Fearing. Marion Summer Rachael Ran
dolph, Maud DE Naul. Flossie Hunt and
Marie Lewis, Messrs. William Fair, Willis
Mcnard, Lo1is Jackson, Frederick Crusoe.
oI!sSes Ranks. William Taylor. Laurence
comes, Frederick II. Wilkinson Nathaniel
Murray, Question Jackson and John Hughes.
Mrs. William Harry Dempsey has sent
OUT cards announcing the marriage OF her
daughter, Grace Madeleine to Mr.. Thomas
Francis. jr.. Wednesday, June Il. The cnll-
pie Will reside at l;22 Massachusetts ave-
nue..
Last night at o'clock Miss Edith Bruce
morse. eldest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
David 5. Morse of Magnolia avenue. Ia
Roma Park, ID. c. and Mr.. Edward NJ.
haas were married. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. John Van Ness. pastor
oil the Idkoma Presbyterian Church. in the
presence OF relatives of the contracting par
ties and a few invited friends Mr. clifford
Morse. brother of the bride. was best man
ana Miss HClen Douglas acted as brides
inald on the occasion. The charming June
bride who was given away by her fat her.
was becomingly attired in point d'esprIt
trimmed with white satin ribbon and car
rled bouquet of white sweet peas. She
wore beautiful string of pearls which
her great great grandmother wore The
bridesmaid, also in white. carried a hou-
quet of pink sweet peas As the bridal
party entered the parlor Miss Elizabeth
stewart played the wedding march. The
ceremony took place in the bay window Of
the parlor beneath bower of greens flow
ers and palms. Directly above the heads
The couple received numerous and valuable
presents. After the wedding a receTtinn
took place, Mr.. and Mrs. Haas departing
later in the evening on an extended south
ern trip. After July they viii he al home
on Magnolia avenue, the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Morse. Among those who were pres
ent at the ceremony were Miss Maud Wat
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. s. Morse Mr. and .
Mrs II. S Reside. Rev and Mrs john
Van Ness. MIR. and Mrs Alexander T.
Cowell, Miss Cowell, Mr.. William +. Dyre,
Miss Mildred Dyre. Miss Edna Dyre. Mrs
Robert Ansley Of New York Mrs NJ. A.
Dyre. Miss Elizabeth Stewart. Miss Louise
Thomas, Mr.. Howard Fisk, Mr.. W. Il. Fry.
Mr.. +. NJ. Douglass. Miss Helen Douglas,
Mr.. Clifford Morse. Mr.. J. r. Smith, MIR.
and Mrs. j. S. Dougal. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
A. HILL Mr.. Willard Douglas. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Clayton, Miss Leonora Downs, Miss
Bertha Jet. Miss Margaret Maurer Prof.
and Mrs. H. J. Weber Commissioner and
Mrs. W. A. Jones and family.
A pretty wedding. solemnizod at the
Northampton, the home of the brides par
ents, and performed by Rev. Mr.. Thomp-
son, pastor of the lexington Presbyterian
Church, was that of Miss Norma r.
Hoover and Paul d. Connor. jr. at ;
o'clock. Wednesday afternoon. The bride
entered with her brother Mr.. G. Carroll
Hoover, to the strains of the wedding
march played by Miss Meta l. Moore II
Norristown, Pa. Only the immediate fam
iies Were present at the ceremony. after
which a large reception afforded their
many friends an opportunity to offer con-
CALCULATIONS. The bride. beautiful and at
tractive, was handsomely gowned in white
point esprit over white silk. and carried
a large bouquet of sweet peas. Her sister.
Miss Harriet n. Hoover. the maid of
honor, was beCOmingly clad I'm white aud
corn color, and carried white carnations.
The ceremony took place amidst large
palms, under a canopy of white ribbons.
interspersed with miniature electric lights
and centered to a large wedding bell Of
white daisies. The elaborate pink and
green decorations, set forth by many cleo
trio lights, served to make the dining room
a dazzling picture. Later in the evening
the happy couple left on their honeymoon
trip to Boston and other points of interest
in the north. The bride was the recipient
of many handsome and costly gifts chiefly
of cut glass and silver After July - they
will reside in this city.
There was a pleasant gathering last
evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. a. kaufman, 1872 Yale street north
west, the occasion being the twenty-first
anniversary of Joseph \. Kaufman. for
merly of Washington, but now of New
York Numerous friends of Mr. Kaufman
came over from New York and Philadel-
phia to participate in this happy event in
addition to those Of the immediate family.
An elegant repast was served. Music rem
deTed by a well-known orchestra added
many charms to the occasion. Presents
kilograms and congratulatory letters were
numerous. Mr.. Kaufman left on the mid
night train for his field of duty, with tbs
best wishes of all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gates and son have
gone to Mansfield Ohio. to visit Mr.. Harry
Gates, the brother of the former.
Mrs. w p. Stockbridge and Children went
up to Aurora, w. Va, today, whore thsy
expect to remain during the SUNNI, q.
DIED.