Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-11

of st. Mary's Church. Alexandria, perform
ed the marriage ceremony for Miss Matte
Virginia Wade, daughter of Mrs. Martha ].
Wade, and Mr.. William Woolls, jr., of AL
exandria, Va, at the residence of the
brides mother, 523 Sd street Mr. G. E.
Wade escorted the bride, and Miss Edna
Malley of this city was her only attendant.
Mr.. Robert Wentzel of Alexandria was best
man. The parlor where the ceremony oc-
CURED was profusely decorated with mar
guer1tes, and the couple stood under a
bower of asparagus for the marriage. The
bride wore white lace and silk, most be-
coming picture hat and carried bride roses
and lilies. The maid of honor was also in
white, her hat trimmed with pink roses and
she carried pink rose bouquet. After an
out-Of-town trip of several weeks duration
the couple will reside at GOT Queen street.
Alexandria. -F
At Congress Street Methodist Protestant
Church last evening Miss Ella A. Brewer
and Mr.. Joseph Clark. both of this CITY
were married The church was beautifully
decorated, the platform being banked with
palms and ferns. with an arch of daisies
forming the bower under which the wedding
couple stood during the ceremony Rev. ].
D. kfnzer, d. D.. the pastor of the church.
of1ciated. The bride was escorted by her
brother. Mr.. William Brewer, preceded by
Master Charlie Brewer bearing on a satin
tray the wedding ring. The maid of honor
Miss Katie Brewer. sister of the bride fol-
ioWed. The bride was becomingly gowned
IN white organdie, deliberately trimmed
IN lace medallions and white velvet ribbon.
her tuiie veil was caught by lilies of the
valley, and she carried shower bouquet of
bride roses. The maid of honor was attired
In pink organdie trimmed in lace and rib
DOhs' and she carried bridesmaid roses Mr..
Messrs. Frank Mann VIM r. RaIIard
floyd Brewer and Edward Hanshew as
ushers. Mrs II. Clyde Grimes presided at
me organ A reception for the bridal party
n fhn ho,~
which Mr. and Mrs Clark took the mid
hisht train for Atlantic City They will be
at nome to their friends Wednesdays after
June 20 at 3o36 Cambridge place
One of the prettiest of yesterdays we'd
dlngs took place at Mrs s. s. Thomnson,s
residence The house was beautifully dec
GRATED with palms, ferns and flowers. The
contracting parties were her daughter Eva
Viola aud Mr.. William Mason Brown Pay
j: W. Gray off1ciated. Only their imme
dlate relatives witnessed the ceremony T'he
or ,, escorted by her brother. Mr. Bernard
w. thompson, and preceded by her maid of
honor Miss Rhoda Summers. entered the
parior from the drawing room. while Mr.
Brown. with his brother Mr. Ed Brown
entered by the front doors. The young and
MISUNDERSTANDING bride was Handsomely
gowned in white crepe de chine over Ifherty
SIN. Inc dress was studded with pearls and
trimmed with fringe from her mothers
wedding gown She wore a tulle veil.
mothers wedding shoes Her shower bou-
quet was OF brides roses and lilies of the
Vaiiey. The maid of honor was gowned in
White organdy over silk and carried la
france roses. The presents. which were
olsplayed In the front room were both mn
merous and valuable. The grooms gift was
handsome piano. A reception followed
from . TO TO- which was attended by several
hundred people. Immediately after the ra-
ceptlon the couple left for a trim to New
orK Philadelphia and Atlantic CITY Mr.
aho mrs. Brown will be at home to their
friends at los 9th street southeast after
one or the prettiest weddings of tl,e ca.
son was solemnized yesterday at thu honaa
OF the brides mother Mrs M r. Wrenn
~ so street northwest when Miss -,
Ernestine Wrenn became the wife or Ra,,
James II. Haley of the Methodist ronfer.
ehce' the ceremony being performed hv
REV. charles Winbigler of the First Ran,
ust Church. The BRIDE who is a cousin of
the late Edwin NJ. Stanton, was eowned IN
"hlte with handsome picture hat and
carried large bouquet of bride roses her
ohiy attendant being her twin sister Mrs
Frederick Kimmell of Baltimore. The
groom. who is from one of the Oldest Vir-
sInia families. was attended by Mr.. Fred
erlck kimmell. also of Baltimore. The pres
ents were numerous and handsome.