Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-06

Joseph Sullivan. Mr.. George W. Jones, DIR.
Joseph Mundell Mr.. John Lannon of Alex
andria, Mr.. Caddy and Mr.. Albert McGrath.
Miss Mai Robinson of New York city is
the guest Of Miss Florence Mortimer, at
1914 18th street northwest
After delightful visit of ten days the
Misses Percival and Louise Hamlin have
returned to their homes in Petersburg and
Brunswick county, Va.
Rev. George N. Luccock officiated at the
marriage Wednesday evening at the Metro
politan Church Of Miss Magdalene Dyer
and Mr.. George A Garden. Before the ar
rival of the bridal party Mrs. Mary Miller
Seo.t sang B ..eTsn to S,, Love 49,
from Barnby's cantata, "Rebekah.' The
floral decoration of the church transformed
the interior into a bower OF loneliness.
Arches of smilax and peonies spanned the
ailes and the altar was banked with palms
and lilies The ushers were Messrs. Eu-
gene Fugitt, Andrew Heiss, Frank Tod
hunter and Chas. Dietz The bridesmaids
were Miss Regina Haas of Baltimore and
Miss Annie Johnson. They were gowned
in blue organdie over taffeta and carried
La France roses. Miss Carrie Dyer, the
youthful sister of the bride, was maid of
honor and wore beautiful gown of white
grenadine over taffeta, and carried bride
roses. Little Miss Thema Fugitt was the
dainty flower girl in pink point d'esprit,
carrying basket of flowers. The bride en-
tered the church with her father, Mr..
Frank NJ. Dyer. The best man was Mr..
Harry Gladman. The brides costume was
a handsome one of white crepe de chine
over taffeta, with a tulle veil. which was
held in place with lilies of the valley. She
carried a shower bouquet of bride roses. A
largely attended reception was held at the
residence of the brides grandmother. Mrs.
w. II. Fugitt. NO. 667 South Carolina ave-
nue. southeast. After northern trip Mr..
and Mrs. Garden will be at home to their
friends after June % at I37 South Carolina
avenue southeast.
At Delaplane, Va in Emmanuel Chapel,
Wednesday, June 3, Mr.. Alexander Gibson
Green and Miss Meta Hatcher were mar
ried. The brides gown was of white or
candle over taffeta silk, and she carried a
bouquet of bride roses. She escorted
by her father, Mr.. d. c. Hatcher, and at
tended by Miss Hcrtense H. Cook of Wash
ington maid of honor She wore blue
mousseline and carried pink roses. The
flower bearers, Master Lloyd Gold and Miss
Gaylord Gibson, were the other attendants
on the bride. The Rev. Jefferson Randolph
Taylor officiated in the impressive ceTe-
mony. Mr. Green's best man was Mr.. Jas.
Leroy Baxley. and the ushers were Messrs.
Rozier Clay Bayly, Mark Reid Yates. VIM.
Smith Strother and VIM. Writ Triplett.
The wedding march was beautifully rend-
cred by Mrs Taylor, wife of the minister.
The bride and groom succeeded in eludng
the jolly guests who had collected at the
Delaplane to shower them with rice and
hopes Of good luck by taking the train at
Marshall, a nearby station, thence to
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia AMI
an extended trip through New Jersey and
New York.
wedding of interest to many Washing
tonians took place Thursday evening, June
4. in the historic Presbyterian Church at
Charlestown. w. Va, when Miss Sarah
Narcissa Blew of Charlestown became the
bride Of Mr.. ]. Albert Link of the same
town. The bride wore soft white silk, with
point lace bertha, a family heirloom;
tulle veil, and carried briue's roses. Miss
Maud Lipscomb of this city was the maid
of honor, and wore pink dotted mousseline,
large lace picture hat and carried La
France roses. Two tiny flower girls and
tiny ring bearer were the brides other at
tendants. The brides uncle, Mr.. Vincent
Moore, gave her away. The best man was
DR.. Charles Link of Martinsburg. The
ushers were DR.. Howard Moore of Wash
ington, Mr.. Herbert Alexander of Martins
burg, Mr.. James Tabb of Jefferson and Mr..
Samuel Hunter, also of Jefferson.
The graduating class of the Columbian
College gave It's farewell reception Thurs
day evening at the university building
The early part Of the evening was devoted
to a musicale, after which refreshments
were served, followed by informal dancing.
lows: Violin solo, Mr.. Whitmore accom-
panied by Miss Taylor: song by the Uni
versity Glee Club; violin duet Misses Far
row and Miller, vocal solo, Miss Ethel Gal
lagher, vocal solo, Mr.. Van A. Potter, ac-
companied by Miss Burt; violin solo, Miss
Farrow; vocal solo, Mr.. w. A. Boyd; vocal
solo, Mr.. Frank Sunny; song by the Uni
versity Glee Club,
Mrs. Wilbur, DR.. and Mrs. Hodgkins DR..
and Mrs. Carroll, Professor and Miss
Smith, DR.. Horton, Mr.. and Miss Bryson
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Alden, Misses Grace and
Ruth Alden, Mr.. Russell Alden Miss
Gladys Ames, Mrs. Ford, Mr.. John Ford,
Miss Bessie Ford, Mr.. Slappey, Mrs. Mer-
rift. Miss Ella Merritt. Miss Thompson,
Miss Munroe, Miss Dale, Miss showalter,
Taylor, nellie Burt Shallenberger, Young.
Ruth Young, Barber, Mcpherson. Mccoy,
Watkins, Rhoda Watkins, Beale, Clark.
Gallagher, Barbour, Stint, Collier. Adah
Handy, Mrs. Sterner, Miss Sterner, Miss
Gaegler, Mrs Videtto, Mrs Allen. Mrs.
Eckhardt Mr.. and Mrs. Klapp, Miss Ruth,
Miss Ridout, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen, MISC
Green, Miss Littlejohn and Messrs. Domer,
Craiger, Peelle, Douglas, Sterrett., Deis
Murphy, Potter Lamb Underwood, Bar
mum, Farley, Peters, Sneed, Boyd, Burnam,
Dirkman, Whitmore Brownlow Maynard
Curran, Meyers, Sunny, Burrell, Anderson,
Klawans, Homrighaus and Fairbanks.
Miss Leona Hunt and Mr.. F. M. BumpuS
of this city were married Tuesday, June 2,
at Mountain Cove, w. Va, the home of the
brides parents. Rev. Mr.. Legg officiating.
The bride daintily gowned in white
silk and carried an ivory prayer book. They
will reside in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Mckinney
have gone to their summer home at Ball
ston for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Torney Simon will
sail for Europe on Tuesday. to be absent
three months. They will travel in England,
Wales and Switzerland, and have been in
vited to spend a month with Sir Asger
Hamerik in Copenhagen, Denmark, where
he has put furnished villa at their dis
posal for the month of August.
Wednesday evening, June g. at o'clock,
the Church of Our Father was crowded to
the doors with the friends of Mr.. Benja-
min Rush Rhees and Miss Rena Earring
ton Jordan, to witness their marriage cere-
mony. The church was very artistfcally
decorated with palms and pink peonies.
The Rev. John Van Schaick OBLIGATED. The
bride, who is an attractive blonde was
gowned in an imported lace robe over
white satin. She wore a long tulle veil
and carried a bouquet Of brides roses and
lilies of the valley. The ushers were Mr..
Harry Domer, Mr. Frank Brgfeld Mr..