Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-20
MARRIAGE OF LIEUT.. FREEMAN
AND MISS LOVE.
Beautiful Ceremony at Fairfax, Va
An Ann Arbor Wedding-In-
teresting Personals.


with military trappings. marched into the
church. The service was impressively read
by the rector, Rev. Mr.. Lee Bright. The
bride was attired in ivory white silk, made
over white chiffon and taffeta, and carried
bride roses as her emblem. The matron
of honor was Mrs. James Monroe Love, jr.,
in green mousseline de sole. with lace and
g. foliage hat. The maid Of honor, Miss
Elise Grenge of Philadelphia, in white
panne velvet, with lace, and a picture hat.
led bevy of fair attendants, who came
together around the lovely bride-elect They
were Miss Julia e. Freeman of Columbus,
Ohio; Miss Julia Mason, Washington, and
man was Lieut.. George s. Tiffany, 21st In
fantry; ushers, Lieut. ]. ID. Love. jr., 21st
Infantry; Lieut. M. L. Love, I'd Cavalry;
Mr.. r. E. Lee, jr:, s. S. Freeman, Thos b.
Love and Bathurst Daingerfield. de-
lightful reception followed at the residence
of Judge Love, and friends had an oppor-
tunity to admire the many handsome evil
dences of the brides popularity, cleaning
glass and glittering silver and all the at
tractive embellishments to adorn an Of
ficers home. Guests from a distance were
Lieut. Gov. ]. E. Willard and Mrs. Willard
Of Richmond; Mrs George D: freeman an OF
man, Perryville, Pa; Mrs. William Grange,
Philadelphia; Miss Agnes Peter, George
town, D. c., and Misses McParlin, daugh-
tiers Of Gen McParlin, United States army.
Capt. Cowles has returned to the Coates
camp on the Upper st. Regis lake, where
Mrs. Cowles has been staying this season.
Miss Mary siler and Miss Pearl siler have
gone to Colonial Beach and are staying at
their parents cottage near the Bell nome
Miss May is the bell of Northeast Wash
ington. She was accompanied by her
fiance Mr.. Joe s. Duff, who has secured
apartments at the Colonial Beach Hotel
for brief stay at the beach.
Mrs. Calhoun Narr, at 1882 Sd street
northwest, is entertaining for a few days
her brother, Mr.. J. II. Dorian Of the Pa
cific coast, and Mr.. Walter S. Gray Of Kan
sas City.
Mr.. Honore Palmer of Chicago. son of
Mrs Potter Palmer. and Miss Grace Green
way Brown of Baltimore were married at
St Georges Church. Hanover Square, Lon
don. this afternoon. AS both families were
in mourning the wedding was quiet AFFAIR,
only about score of persons being present.
Rev. David Anderson. rector of st. Georges.
officiated The bride was dressed in white
chiffon. trimmed with point d'esprit. She
wore a semi-court train OF old lace. pre-
sented by Mrs. Potter Palmer She was
escorted in church by her brother, H. Car
roll Brown of Baltimore. She carried
white vellum prayer book. Mesdames II.
Carroll Brown of Baltimore and Stanley
Field of Chicago were matrOnS of honor.
They wore mauve costumes and carried
bouquets of white orchids. Potter Palmer
was best man for his twin brother The
church was decorated with palms and white
lilies.
Princess Cantacuzene. formerly Miss Julia
Grant: Mesdames Potter Palmer and George
Brown Franklen of New York. Mrs. H. H.
Kohlsaat and Miss Pauline KOhlsaat OF
Chicago. Ambassador Choate and Mrs.
Choate and Secretary and Mrs. Carter were
among those present.
After the wedding reception was held at
the residence on Cork street taken by Mrs.
PROV for ha VVf
be spent on the continent
The bridegroom presented the matrons OF
honor with large diamond horseshoe belt
buckles.
Messrs Honore and Potter Palmer were
each left a large fortune at the death of
their father. They were both much in EVIL
dence in the society of Chicago and New
port before his death. but have since given
practical attention to managing their
wealth and acquiring business habits. The
bridegroom of today has worked as bank
messenger at So a week. He Is now at the
head of several business ventures and had
a turn in Chicago local politics three years
ago when he was elected alderman. his
campaign being materially assisted by his
mother His wife. who is still in her teens
and who has beauty, wealth and many ao-
complshments. is the daughter of the late
George X. Brown. a clubman. a huntsman
and man of leisure and owner of the fine es-
tate of Brooklandwood numbering LOO
acres. in the Green Spring valley. Miss
Browns brother. Mr.. H. Carroll Brown,
married daughter of the late Marcus Da-
ly and with his wife occupies the family
Mr.. George Brown. jr.. resides at Fern
wood, Green Spring valley. and her sisters
are Mrs. James NICK. Merryman. Mrs. Ma
than r. Smith of Maryland and Mrs. Wal
ter w. Keith of Chicago.
A very pretty wedding took place on the
afternoon Of the 10th instant at Ann Arbor,
Mich the contracting parties being Mr..
f1n ThNySN pnon of hfc 41%
Sophie Klager, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Christian klager of Ann Arbor. The couple
left Ann Arbor on an evening train for At
lantic City, where they will remain several
weeks when they will return to this city
and take up their temporary residence with
Mr.. Bealrs mother at 201 e street north
west, while preparations are being made to
go to housekeeping
Mr.. Beall is the eldest son of the late Mr.,
Ohio r. Beall of this city, whose sudden
death occurred about two years ago, and
grandson of Mr.. Washington J. Beall, one
of the most extensive land and slave own
ers in Prince Georges county, Nd, in early
days.
Besides the immediate members of the
brides family there were present at the
Maud Beall. mother and sister of the
groom; Mrs. Rosa B. Bowie and son, Mr.
Beall Bowie Of Prince Georges county, Md.
The bridal gifts were numerous and val
liable. Mrs. Beall. mother of the groom,
has issued invitations for reception to the
newly married couple on the 9th of Septem-
Der next at her residence. POI e street
northwest.
DR.. and Mrs. Andrew Mitchell, Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Mackall and daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Montgomery and son and Mrs. Albert
Skinner of this city and Mrs. w. G.. Rodgers
and Miss Agnew of Alexandria are spend
ing the summer at Springdale, Loudoun
county, Va.
Miss Myra CAVALIER. Miss Greenwich and
Miss Mai Greenwich Mrs. Berkeley and Miss
Bette Keys of Alexandria are spending
several weeks at Round Hill, Loudoun
county, Va.
Mrs Geo. o. Carpenter of 81 18th street
southwest, with her son Hall, has gone to
Colonial Beach. Va.
Miss May Lee has gone for stay of sew
eral weeks at Atlantic City.
Miss May Madigan and Miss May Clark
intend to leave the latter part of the week
for a sojourn at Boyds. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. West are at
Bar HarbOr.