Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-04

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ton, Charles A. Doyen of the Naval Acade-
my, William L. r. Emmett of New York.
| William c. Ford of New York, Robert p.
Forshew of New York, William H. Gartley
| of Philadelphia. Charles P. George. u. s. A:
| Eugene M. Harmon of New York. Felix H.
Hunicke of New York. Charles H. LAUGH
| hefmer Of Washington, Joseph II. Linnard
| OF Washington Kenneth McAlpine of U. 8.
s. Texas, Liewellyn T. Mckee of Philadel
| phia, Franklin ]. Moses of Chicago, Max
| A. Orlopp of New York, Alexander c. Par
sons of Philadelphia, William H Stayton
| of New York, Charles w. Stewart of Wash
ington William T. Webster OF New York.
John w. Weeks of Boston, Ovington f.
Weller of Boston. Harry K White of
United States navy and Joseph ]. Wood
ward, Navy Department
Miss Maggie Walker of Virginia and Mr..
| Harry Gutshall of Washington were mar
| ried last evening at Walker Chapel, Va,
| the Rev. Mr.. Gray officiating, The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Eva
| Walker while Mr.. Darrell c. Grain was
best man. Mr.. Alan Dougherty rendered
| several selections on the organ and played
| Mendelssohn's Wedding March as the bridal
| party entered the church. Mr. and Mrs
| Gutshall will make their home in Washing
| ton.
Miss Anna Breck Aspinwall of this city
was bridesmaid yesterday at the mar
| rage In Brooklyn of Miss Anita Gibson
| daughter of Rear Admiral Gibson, and Mr..
| Richard B. Glaenzer.
| Bishop Leonard of Ohio will perform the
| marriage ceremony for Miss Ruth Hanna
| and Joseph Medll Mccormick at noon
June 10. at st. Paul's Church. Cleveland.
| President Roosevelt and Miss Roosevelt are
| expected to be present and will be guests at
| the Hanna home. The best man will be
| the bridegroom's brother. Rutherford Nc
| Cormick of Chicago and the ushers will be
/ William Williams of Phflada1ntio hort
| Allerton. Mr.. Beck and Joseph Medill Pat
terson of Chicago, Ernest Minor of Cincin-
| natl. James Barney of New York and NAL
| colin Mcbride and Howard Hanna of Cleye-
| land. all former Yale classmates of tbs,
| bridegroom. Miss Lucia McCurdy, the clos
! est friend of Miss Hanna. will be the maid
OF honor. and. the other attendants of the
bride will be Miss Claire Hanna and Miss
| Florence Cobb of Cleveland Miss Eleanor
Patterson and Miss Adelaide Hamilton of
Chicago Miss Laura Mckinley and Miss
Virginia Johnson of Pittsburg. Miss Frances
Lewis or Portland. Ore. and Miss Mary
Hopkins of Washington. After the wedding
breakfast the couple will go to Monticello
ILL.,. but will make their home in Chicago.
Mrs. James Monroe Kreiter was the re-
cipient of pleasant surprise party at her
nome In 7th street northeast Tuesday even
ing vocal and instrumental music were
con at IL o'clock. These present were
Mr. and Mrs Albert Lindstrom. Mr.
and Mrs. James P. Dodson Mr. and Mrs:
J.: Fred Reinhardt, Mr.. and Mrs George
lden, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E. Stevens Mrs
Samuel Stevens Mrs. Charles E. Dodson
and daughter. Mrs. Annie NJ Breslin, Mrs.
y. F. Mockabee, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mr.. Fred
G. Mitchell. Mr.. Clifford Stevens Mr. and
Mrs. James Monroe Kreiter, Mr. Robert E.
P: kreiter and Master James Monroe
kreiter.
Last evening at the residence of Mr..
ID OF
party was given to his Sunday school class
REGULATIONS by Miss Virgie Raymond and
Miss Marion Kelly were followed by sew
eral selections on the piano by Mrs Chas
ID. Fowler. Games were played and re-
freshments served. Among others present
were Mrs. Joseph o. Tune Mr. and Mrs
Samuel F. Fowler, Miss Marion Kelly.
Miss Virgie Raymond, Miss Rose Tinsman
Misses Emma and Beulah Fowler and Mr..
John w. Racy. members of the class; Mr..
Frank Horner, Mr.. Arthur Huyler. Mr..
William Duvall. Mr.. George Shom, Mr.
H. B. Fowler Mr.. William Fowler.
Mrs. Geo. F. Halsey left for New York
amo for San Juan, Porto Rico, next Sat
urday for extended visit.
Mr.. J. Harvey; Timmons of this city and
terday at the residence of the bride. in Bal
timore. After trip to Atlantic City Mr..
and Mrs. Timmons will come here.
Miss Ellen Ford was married in Baltimore
yesterday to Mr.. Giles Dyer of this city.
The bride wore a white crepe de chine
trimmed with point lace. She carried
shower bouquet of bride roses and at
tended by maid of honor, Miss Mabel
Ford and by a flower girl Miss Leigh Ede-
len. The bride was given away by her
brother, Mr.. C. Ridgely Ford. Mr.. Clinton
Dyer, bother of the groom. was best man.
The couple will make a trip north, after
wi hey will at he ArO 11Cfo Aafc
this city.
Miss Ellen Terry was bridesmaid at the
wedding last night in Baltimore, of Miss
Thompson and Mr. Frederic A. Bryan son
of the late S. NJ Bryan of this city. The
couple will spend the early summer at
Ruxton, Mrs s. NJ. Bryan's country place
near Baltimore. The bride was dressed in
point lace and embroidered chiffon, and her
attendants In sun-pleated crystalline with
lace and medallons.
Miss Clara w. Burrill and Mr. Roscoe c.
Bruce, both of Washington, D. c.. were
married at 1641 p street, the home of an
intimate friend of the bride last evening.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Francis j. Grimke of the Fifteenth Street
Presbyterian Church. An immense arch of
asparagus vines and orange blossoms. with
horse shoe of lilies Of the valley and
niaidenhair fern suspended from the CEN
ter, formed a canopy over the bridal party.
The other decorations were palms, sweet
peas laurel and ferns. The bride wore
crepe de chine over taffeta, with real lace
trimmings and she carried a shower bou-
quet of white roses, and was attended by
her sister, Miss Mary P. Burrill, in white
organdie and lace maid of honor She
was given away by her brother, Mr.. Ed
mond A. Burrill. The ushers were Messrs.
Parker N. Bailey of Boston, Ulysses G.
Bassett of Philadelphia Charles F. M.
Browne and Robert Meriwether, both OF
this city. Mr.. Bruce is graduate Of Har-
ward, class 'O2, while the bride is of the
class 'O5. Radcliffe Later in the evening
the happy couple left for their future home,
Tuskegee, Ala, where Mr.. Bruce will re-
sumo his work as director of the academic
department of TuskeRee Institute.
Miss Edith Taber Johnson, daughter of
Dr. Joseph Taber johnson, and Mr.. Henry
Davis Bushnell were married late yester-
day afternoon at the johnson home Lar
com Farm, at Cherrydale, Alexandria coun-
ty, Va. The brides uncle. Rev. James
Gibson johnson, D. D.. performed the cere-
mony, which only a small company of rel
atives witnessed. The bride was attended
by Miss Helen Frances Bushnell, sister of
the bridegroom, and Mr.. Bascom johnson
was best man. The couple will spend the
week at the farm house and then 20 to
Pittsburg, their former home
Miss Rena Harrington Jordan and Mr.