Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-29
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
CHURCH AND HOME WEDDINGS
LAST NIGHT.
Orange Blossoms, Satin and Lace Again
Much in Evidence-Coming
Maria ges-Personals.

| Miss Adrienne Judith Pease. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Pease, and Lieut..
James Marshall Petty. L. s. A, were mar
Red last night at All Souls Church. in
presence of a gathering of their friends
which completely filled the ed,fice. The
| platform and reading desk were set with
palms and pink chrysanthemums and the
| walls nearby sprayed over with autumn
| leaves. Bunches of chrysanthemums
| marked the family pews The ushers who,
| like the bridegroom and best man wore
their full dress uniforms were Capt. John
| P. Wade. L!euts Herbert ]. Breese {. IL.
| Danforth and A c. Varis. The brides at
! tendants included Miss Caroline Browning
Green. maid of honor. and the Misses
| Moore Miss Ethel Hoffman and Mss Mar
| garet Green. They were beautifully dressed
| in pink crepe de chine and chiffon and car
| red clusters of pink and white chrysanthe-
| NUNS. The br!ue who was escorted by her
/ father, wore white lace and net over white
! tin, with wreath of orange blossoms
and tulle veil ard bouquet of roses and
| lilies of the valley. Rev. L. G. B. Pierce
performed the ceremony and Lieut.. Daniel
Craig was best man. Lieut.. and Mrs. Pet
| ty. after short stay out of town, Will go
| to Fort Sheridan, where the former S regi-
| ment is ROW stationed. but leave the LIST of
December for the Philippines.
| Miss Mary Virginia Thompson, daughter
| of Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Thompson and
MIR. William Ataway Thompson were mar
ried last night at the Temple Baptist
! Church. Rev. DIR. Muir officiating assisted
| by Rev. d. W. Skelenger. Autumn flowers
and foliage decorated the platform and the
| family pews. The ushers were Messrs. Err
| nest and Walter Thomson and Mr.. Clar-
cnce Lee. cousins of the bridegroom, and
| Mr.. Fred Fridey all of Washington. The
maid of honor was the brides sister. Miss
| Susie Thomson. The bride came in church
with her father and was daintily and pref
! tly dressed i'll white crepe de chine with
| tulie veil and orange blossoms. Her bouquet
was of white rysanthenums. The maid
| of honor wore white null and pink rib
| Ions and carried pink chrysanthemums.
| Mr.. Harry L. THOMPSON was best man. The
| relatives afterward Joined the bridal party
ct the Thompson residence before the de-
| parture of the newly married couple for
| their wedding journey. They will live at
the Caywood. on l. street, upon their return.
Another of the large church weddings
last night was that of Miss Josephine
; Moore Orndorf and Mr.. James Brainerd
kremer, jr.. of Philadelphia, at the Cen
trail Presbyterian Churcn, the pastor. Rev.
A. W. Pitzer. officiating. assisted by Rev.
+. N. Kremer of Harrisburg, Pa. uncle of
the bridegroom. The ushers were Messrs.
! W. G. Nevin OF Pittsburg and Charles Kre-
mer of New York, cousins of the bride
groom; e. M. Ridde. jr., of Carlisle, Pa,
and Walter G. Parker of this city. The
bride came in church with her father, Mr..
Lunsford Gibbons Orndnrf preceded by
her sister. Miss Elizabeth Orndorff, as
maid of honor, and the following brides
maids: Hiss Irene Orndorf, Miss kremer
OF Philadelphia, Miss Edith Townsend of
| Baltimore ard Miss Mamie Wiley of Rich
mond. The bridal toilet was of white
satin and ducheSSe lace q tulle veil,
| wrcathed with white violets and pearls,
and Il shower bouquet of white VioletS and
lilies of the valley. The maid of honor
wore white chiffon and the bridesmaids
IN fret nod f,.r<r ind ra6
and the others white chrysanthenums.
Mr.. VIM II. West was best man. Rela-
tives of the couple from Philadelphia, Bal
timore and other cities were present and
later attended the reception for the bridal
party at the residence of MIR. and Mrs.
Orndorf. After December l Mr.. and Mrs.
kremer will be at their home in Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip NJ. O'Rryon have
issued cards of invitation to the wedding
Of their daughter: Miss Adeiine Myers
G'Rryon to DIR. Charles French Blake OF
Baltimore. The ceremony will take place
in the Church of the Incarnation Monday,
November 8, at O'Clock. At home cards
for after January !, at 1903 East Baltimore
street Baltimore, are inclosed.
The only regret about the marriage yes
terday of Miss Rosa c. Vincent and Mt.
William Hubley Potter of Philadelphia was
the fact that only limited company wit
messed the ceremony. which would nave
adorned church chancel Rev. Roland
Cotton Smith, ID, rector of st. John s.
officiated and the couple stood to be mar
red in floral bower arranged near the
window of the drawing room of Mrs. YIN
cents home on Rhode Island avenue me
bride looked especially we'll in her traVenhss
dress of white chiffon cloth, the rich effect
of which was enhanced by the bertha ana
other accessories of old family lace ana
the pretty Jewels worn. The bridesmaids
were in mink chiffon. with white lace hats.
nd iJrS
Canada, will settle down in Philadelphia
The marriage of Miss Ada f. Roome to
Mr. G. Fl Gibson of Marshall, Va. TOOK
Mace last night at the residence of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs .. w. Roome,
1aI" Eenesaw avenue. only few personal
friends and relatives We're present at the
ceremony at which Rev. ]. Il. Perry Oh
81. Andrews P. e. Church ofiiciated. M.
ana Mrs Gibson. after northern trip. Will
be at home 1871 9Th street, next month.
Miss Elsie Norris. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs = B. Norris of Loudoun county, Va,
and Mr. r. Bruce Ogden of LeesourS were
united in marriage last night IN the Metho-
dist Church, LeesburE, the ceremony helns
performed by the Rev. f. V. REGISTER of
baltimore, a former pastor of the church.
The ceremony was attended by many of
the relatives and friends of the young
couple They will make Leesburg their
home.
Miss May Ridgely Brown of Baltimore,
who on November will be married to MIR.
Gordon Taylor Hughes of New York. gave
a farewell dinner last night to the Spinster
Club of which she has been great favor
lite The club is made up of girls whose
debuts took place with last nights hostess.
The decorations were yellow, and the favors
were all sorts of toilet articles, perfumes,
etc, to both preserve and increase their
charms After these laughable surprises
silver card cases with the monogram of the
recipient were distributed as souvenirs. At
the last course the bride elect was present
ed with a silver loving cup-a tribute paid
each bride in turn.
Mrs. Shaw, wife of the Secretary of the
Treasury is going west early in November
to spend several weeks.
Mrs. William c. Endicott has with her
Miss Chamberlain, stepdaughter of Mrs.
Joseph Chamberlain, who will spend the
winter in this country. She accompa MED
Mrs. Endcott from Europe and both are
now at the Endicott place, at Danvers
Mass.
The marriage of Miss Frances Marian
Fairfax to Mr.. Edward L. Rhett of New
York yesterday at Northampton, Prince
Georges county, was surrounded by the