Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-08
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MARRIAGE OF MISS YOUNG AND
CAPT. HANNAE.
President and Mrs. Roose&elt Were
Present-The Leverkus-Droop We'd
ding roday-personG Eotes.

| Church of Miss Elizabeth Wright Young,
| daughter of Gen. S. B. NJ Youhg. to Capt.
| John R. R. Hannay. u. S. A. The ceremony
| was attended by every auspicious detail.
| including sunshine a doubtful quality OF
| the early afternoon. All the men of the
| bridal party, as well as the escorts to the
| President, Commander Cowles and Major
| Thomas w. Symons, were in full dress uni
| form. A notable company rejecting the Of
| fetal and social Importance of the capital
| at this time had already been seated by
the ushers, Col. Clarence Edwards, Capt
| Robert L. Hamilton, Capt, Horace M
| Reeve, Capt. Frank De Witt Ramsey, Capt
| Robert W. Mernes and Lieut. Dean Halford
| when the Presidential party was shown TO
| the pew reserved near the chanceL Ihe
| bridesmaids went In procession from the
| chancel to the church door to meet the
bride, who was escorted by her father. The
maid of honor was Miss Margaret Knight
| daughter Of Major John d. Knight, and
| niece of Miss Young, and the bridesmaids
| were the Misses Ruth and Leah Kelly OF
| Springfield, Ohio; Miss Carlotta Klemm OF
| ST. Louis. Miss Mary De Witt, Miss Edith
Needham and Miss Gertrude Bayne, all OF
| this city. The dresses of the latter group
| were of pale blue liberty and had insertions
| of lace. Their blue picture hats were
| trimmed with wreaths Of foliage. The
| flower clusters they carried were of white
| chrysanthemums. The maid of honor was
in white NULL with blue SASH large
| white hat, and her chrySanthemum bouquet
| was tied with blue ribbon.
| The bride looked exceptionally well in her
| clinging dress of white chiffon and point
| lace A wreath of orange blossoms and
| a tulle veil were also worn, and several
| pearl and diamond ornaments. She car
| ried a shower bouquet of bride roses and
| lilies of the valley. Capt Peter w. Daw-
| son was best man and Rev. Ernest M
| Smith performed the ceremony.
At the reception at Gen. Young's home on
| 10th street. where limited number OF
| guests were entertained, Mrs knight and
| Mrs. Chas. Charters, daughters of the host,
| received with him. From a flower decked
| table dainty refreshments were served. A
| dinner for the relatives and bridal party
| closed the festivities. Capt. and Mrs Hannay
| left last night for brief trip and will re-
| turn here for a short stay before leaving
| for Manila, for which place they sail Oc-
| tober 81.
| Miss Roosevelt will leave tomorrow morn
ing to spend Sunday with Mrs. Wm Trav
ers at Westbury. l.. l., and from there will
| go to visit her aunt Mrs. Cowies, at Farm
ington. Conn. Miss Hunt, the daughter of
| Gov. Hunt, has been the guest of the White
| House.
The marriage of Miss Bertha Droop,
| daughter of Mr.. E. F. Droop. to Mr.. Arthur
| Leverkus of Cologne. Germany, will take
| place today at half past foar att All Souls
| Church. and will be followed by a large re-
oeption at Rauschers from ), TO 6. The
| bridesmaids are to wear gowns of white
satin crepe de chine trimmed with Irish
point with sashes Of pale; green ribbon.
Their white picture hats are trimmed in
| green leaves and all will carry lunches of
white chrysanthemums tied with long green
ribbons The maid of honor VIII wear an
| ali lace dress trimmed with chiffon and her
| picture hat has one long white. plume. She
will carry vfolets. The bridal toilet is of
white satin. with panels ofireal lace on the
skirt and waist A real lace bertha edges
the deep chiffon yoke White orchids and
lilies of the valley will form her bouquet
| The going-away gown is of bIhe zbelne
beautifully embroidered. Her hat matches
| it in color. ''.- -~e-'4a''
Miss Dayton of this city HIS just re-
| turned home from visit with friends and
i n " in hayonne. N J,xstilder Brooklyn
The engagement is announced by Mr.. and
| Mrs. Norman N. Hill Of their daughter
Florence Julia. to Mr.. George Robinson
| Kirkland of Cleveland. Ohio. The wedding
will take place the early part Of Novem-
| her.
| The marriage of Miss Anna Terrell, only
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Ter
rel to Mr.. Hamilton s. Neale, took place
| last night at the Church of st. Michael and
All Angels. which was beautifully deco
rated with tropical plants. The ushers We're
Messrs. John A. Browning and Sterling.
| Nottingham of Virginia, Mr. Bowdoin
Craighill of Maryland and Mr. Frank Moss
| of this city The bridesmaids were Miss
| Henrietta Costin of Pittsburg Miss Sue
! Craigh1il of Maryland Miss Zallie Brinker
| and Miss Lily Nealc OF this city. All were
| goWned in white organdie. Cupid wells and
| shower sashes, and carried pink roses. Miss
Fannie Tenser of Richmond, cousin CT the
| bride was maid of honor and wore mink
| crepe de chine, short tuIle vel, and carried
| pink roses Mr.. Walter Neale of New York
| brother of the groom, was best man The
| pride entered the church with her father
and vas exquisitely gowned in white crepe
| de chine trimmed in point lace. long tulle
| veil, and carried white roses The officiat-
| Ing clergymen were Rev. VIM. r. Turner
rector T. %, OF the church. and Rev. James B.
| Cra1ghil, uncle of the groom. After the
| ceremony reception was held at the home
| of the brides parents. SIS 18th street The
house was decorated with pink cosmos
palms ana 1erns: The presents We're num-
| erous and beautiful.
| Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs.
| Robinson of Philadelphia Miss Finney of
| Virginia, Miss Neale of New York, Col. and
| Mrs. Costin and Mr. William Costin of
| Plttsburg. Mrs. Scott and little daughter of
Richmond, Rev. and Mrs. Craighill of
Maryland and Miss Hawks of Wisconsin
After an extensive northern tour Mr. and
| Mrs. Neale will make their home in Wash
| ington.
last Last night at St. Johns Church Miss
Genevieve Mcclure Turner and Mr.. Henry
Lanahan were married by Rev. Roland
Cotton Smith, In the presence of a large
gathering of relatives and friends The
e'S4s "SiC Nhi. DdNlu Lynn, lT., OF tnlS
city. Mr. F. B. Bomberger and Mr. J.
Bernard Robb of the Maryland Agri-
cultural College, and Mr.. L. F. Schmec-
| kebier Of Baltimore. Miss Sue Turner
| Hunter of this city was maid of honor and
was dressed In pink null. The bride, who
came in with her father, Mr.. George Turner
| of King George county. Va, was gowned in
| white embroidered silk null and wore a
| tulle veil with orange blossoms. Prof
| Henry I. Harrison was best man. An in
| formal reception and supper followed at
| the Arlington, where the family parties
have been staying. After q short wedding
trip Mr. and Mrs Lanahan will go to Col
| lege Park. Md, where the former is a pro-
fessor at the Maryland Agricultural Col
| lege. . - '-1t
The marriage yesterday in Baltimore of
| Miss Martha Ellicott Tyson Manly to Mr..
| F.ldridge Gilmore Jordan of this city was
| attended by number Of friends Of the
| couple from this city The noon ceremony
| was at old St Pauls P tE.l Church The
bride entered with her utele, Mr.. Clement
| Manly OF Winston, N. c., by whom she was
| given away. She wore a trained gown of
white chiffon velvet combined with duch-
| ess lace, with tulle veil caught with orange
blossoms. Her only jewels Were family