Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-22
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
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During the ceremony the couple stood be-
meath an immense floral bell. which was
suspended from a beautiful arch of ever
green's ana flowers. The wedding march
was played by Mrs John w. McGinness Of
Washington. The bride, who came in with
the maid of honor. Miss Myrtle Balderson
of Washington. the sister of the groom.
was beautifully gowned in white broad
cloth deliberately trimmed in lace and rib
bOns, and Wore handsome white hat. The
best man was Mr.. w. G. McCIinneSS. the
brother of the bride. The maid of honor
wore a soft turquoise silk. deliberately trim
med with applique and ribbon. and large
picture hat. The ushers were Mr.. Richard
McGinness, brother of the bride; Mr.. VIM.
G. White uncle of the groom; MIR. Harold
BalderSon. brother of the groom. and Mr..
Herbert Bajerson. cousin of the groom.
After the ceremony the couple left for Bal
timore. their future home
Miss Fannie Newman entertained merry
party of friends at a euchre party last even
ing at the residence of DR.. and Mrs. Taylor,
1921 1st street northwest. The parlors were
Handsomely decorated for the occasion ana
the play was much enjoyed by all present.
The ladies' first prize won by Miss
Florence Munich and the gentlemen's prize
by Mr.. a. Sidney Perry. The consolation
prizes won by Miss Carolyn Bishop
and Mr.. Ralph l.. Fryer. Those who par
ticipated in the play were Mrs. Adams, Miss
Louise Sneibel. Miss Mae De Lauder. Miss
Nellie +. Lowe. Miss Carolyn Bishop. Miss
Florence Munich. Miss Blanche Thompson
and Messrs Harry Ellis. a. Sidney Perry,
Alton Tisdell. Ralph l.. Fryer, Philip Cake,
r h. Crump Major Lee and Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor. The tally cards were especially APP
propriate. being made in the shape and with
all the varied colori1g of autumn leaves
After the distribution of the prizes the
guests were entertained with music, after
which supper was served.
Miss Margaret +. O'Neal. daughter of the
late J. c. ONeal of Alexandria. Va, was
married yesterday afternoon to Mr.. Ezra
W. Raub of this city at the home of her
brother i'm Baltimore, Rev. Samuel Grafilin.
pastor of the Emory Methodist Episcopal
Church. performed the ceremony Miss
Matte ONeal played a wedding march as
the party entered the drawing room. The
bride white chiffon over silk and car
ried chrvsanthemums. Immediately after
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Raub came 10
this city and will make their home at 1240
New HAMPSHIRE avenue.
Last night at Mount Vernon Church. Rev.
+. J. Prettyman united in marriage Miss
Margaret Seton and Mr.. Waldemar Wer-
Der Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry Frazier. the latter
Il sister of the bride stood No with the Cou-
pie. The bride wore a mode colored crepe
trimmed with lace and paune velvet and
carried bride roses. Mrs. Frazier wore
white cloth. reception followed at the
home of the brides mother. Mrs. Sarah
Seton. 1897 18th street. The parlors and
dining room were decorated with palms and
PINK ana WillI1 roses. l ne couple received
many valuable presents After a short trip
north they will be al home after November
l. at 125 street northwest
A fashionable wedding in Philadelphia
yesterday was that of Miss Anna Belle Nc
Creary, daughter of Representative and
Mrs. MCCreary and Mr.. William Joyce Sew
ell. son of the late United States Senator
Sewell of New Jersey Mrs Preston Glib
son and two other young women We're ma
irons of honor The bride wore liberty satin
and Irish lace. She carried a shower bou-
quet of lilies of the valley and white or
chids and her tulle veil was held in place
by clusters of orange blossoms. The couple
will winter abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel O. Miller are now a
home to their friends at 6J Rhode Island
avenue northwest
The marriage of Mrs. Mamie Howard
Caste and Mr.. Charles Thomas Browning
TOOK place Wednesday noon at the nome
OF the brides sister, Mrs. J. Frank Ellis,
1885 Vermont avenue. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. j. T. Kelly of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church. assisted by
Rev. f. l.. Middleton of Berwyn. Md. The
bride was attended by her sister, Mrs J.
Frank Ellis. Mr.. j. Frank Ellis was best
man, The bride was handsomely gowned
In blue broadcloth, with continental hat of
velvet. Mrs. Browning is the daughter of
the late Charles E Howard of Frederick
Md. and descendant of Charles Carroll
OF Carrollton Mr.. Browning is the son of
MI Horatio Browning of this city A
handsome luncheon was served only the
members of the immediate families being
present.