Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-05
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
BEAUTIFUL WEDDING AT THE
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION.
Hospitality for Chinese Notable-Two
Interesting Engagements An
nounced-Personals.

nounced-Personals.
| The marriage of Miss Daisy Gooch
| Squier to Mr.. Francis Mohun Phelps was
| impressively celebrated at the Pro-
| Cathedral Church of the Ascension last
! night in the presence of q large gathering
| of invited guests. The chancel was adorned
| with palms and the altar vases filed with
| yellow chrysanthemums. Tall clusters or
| the latter flowers marked the pews reserved
| for the relatives. The ushers who pre-
| cedcd the bride and her attendant to the
| altar were DR.. william r. Stone of New
| York, Mr.. Carl NJ. Gottfried of Chicago
Messrs. David Sunderland. Benjamin r.
johnson. Clarence AspinwaI and Eugene
r. Hendley, all OF this city. The bside was
! es ,orted Ly her mother Mrs. j. III. Squier,
| and Ms Carl N. Gottfrisd as matron OF
| honor. The brides dress Was of white
chiffon richly trimmed in fine Ice ana
Nj, 8. SCuier woe an except on lily stfihlns
| tCi!et OF black thIe a lace made over
| white The nation OF homer wore yellow
| chiffon with tulie trimmings, and carii d
| shower bouquet of yellow daisies MI
| Parry Mchun was test man. Rev. Clement
| Brown performed the ceremony. "A mum
| Der Of out-oi- town relatives were present
| at the emory.
Miss JESSIE PendietCn iGllaIerTo ufuSH-
ter of tf:ited States Senator JimeS r.
! TafiaIeiro of Florida, will be maIred NO
We nber II at St Johns Church. in Jackson
| VILE Fla, to Mt. Archer S. Hubbard
Yesterday at Lexington Va, Miss Alyce
| Cochran Wilson and Howard {. Fisher or
| Washington were married. The ce! emony
| was solannized at the no re of the biide $
| parents NJ. ard NJ ] lines y. Wilson of
| near Fairfield. Rockbrdge county. The Of
fciating minister was Rev. DR.. James "A.
Quarles of Washington and Lee University
| The bride is an attractive ana popular
| young lady, and is the eldest daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. She WIS charmn gly
sowned in VIII t. taffe.a s TX. with lace trim
| mnss and carried b! ide S ross She was
attended by four brides maids. ner two
sisters Misses Evelyn and Julia Wilson.
| and cousin, Mss Margaret Lackey of
| Buena Vista, and Miss Clara McCo mick
OF near Fairfield. They We're all dressed Ill
| white organdie and carried white chrysan-
themums. The flower girls were two cou-
sins of the bride, little Misses Elizabeth
and Margaret kinnear. They were dressed
| in white and carried daiseS.
| The wedding march was played by
| Messrs. Hansford Ollie and Harry Bell of
Raphne. on the violin, guitir and mando-
lin. and during the ceremony they softly
| rendered THE Dream The parlor was
dan kened and lighted with candles. L was
decorated in pink and green, ard the q ming
room in white and green. Following the
| ceremony luncheon was served. Mr.. and
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| a train fer New York and other cities. They
| will make Their home in Washington. where
| Mr.. Fisher holds position in the city post
| office.
| Wee Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Allan and Mr.. and
| MIS-. J. s. Harlan Of Charlottesville. Va;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Beal of Stanton. Va,
Miss Lucy Young of Charleston, w. ", and
| MIR. G. W. B. Harris of West Virginia.
| Announcement has been made of the ap-
preaching marriage OF Miss Margaret l..
| Seine der, daughter of Mrs. Mary NJ.
Schneider, and Mr.. Peyton B. Fletcher son
of Mr.. George w. Fletcher, both of George
! town. The ceremony will take place We'd
nesday evening. the 18th instant at the
| home of the brides mother on Wisconsin
| avenue. The contracting parties are both
members of the Linthicum Dramatic Club.
The groom was the first prize graduate at
The marriage of Miss Salle Maury
| Myers and Mr.. Preston Cloud King took
| place yesterday afternoon at ST Thomas
| Protestant Episcopal Church. the Rev. C..
| Ernest Smith d. D., officiating, in the pres
| ence of a large gathering of relatives and
| friends. The chancel was beautifully deco
| rated with palms, white roses and chrysan-
| themums. The bride, gowned in blue vel
| vet with picture hat, and wearing as her
only ornament pearl brooch "a family
heirloom), carried shower bouquet of
| bride roses. She entered the church with
| her brother, Mr.. George M. Myers and
| had as maid of honor her niece Miss
Annie CTenshaw, who wore dainty gown
of gray crepe de chine with hat to match
! and carried large white chrysanthe NUNS
| The groom, with his brother. Mr. Charles
| M. King, as best man. awaited the bridal
| party at the chancel. The ushers were Dr.
J: B. Mullins. DR.. H. L. King. DR.. w. P.
! Malone, Messrs. J. D. O'Connor Alex
| breckenridge and w. L. F. King. The
bridal party was entertained at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. a. P. Crenshaw
| the night prior to the wedding. Mr.. and
Mrs. King left Immediately after the cere-
| mony for an extended northern tour.
The marriage of Mr.. William E. Fuller
States. and Mrs. Clara H. Manning Of
New York city will shortly take place
Mr.. Fuller has been for many years
prominent in public life. and was a
! tieth Congresses In March. 1901 Mr. Full
Ter was appointed by President Mckinley
| as assistant attorney general. which posi-
| ton he still holds. his special duty being
| lsh treaty claims commission in the suits
| brought by American citizens for damages
growing out of the Cuban instruction
r, Mrs Manning is the widow of the late
| II. Courtney Manning of New Yo:k city
| She was born in New York where she has
| always resided She is prominent in various
| societies, being registrar of the Daughters
| of Holland DANES, a member of tn, Daugh-
| tiers of the American Revolution, Daughters
| Of 1872, Society of New England Women
| New York Genealogical and Biographical
| Society, New York Historical Society the
Stony Void, the Auxiliary to the American
| Scenic and Historic Preservation Society,"
| as well most active manager of the
| Home for Convalescents.
Mr.. Fuller and Mrs Manning distant
cousins. being descendants of Edward Full
| ler who came in the Mayfower in 1920
| Both members of the Society of May
flower Descendants, and were delegates to
| its triennial convention at Plymouth, Mass
| this autumn. The wedding will be A very
| quiet one, taking place early In December
| the Rev. DR.. David J. Burrell of the Mar
BILE Collegiate Church. 9TH avenue and 9th
| street. New York city, officiating They
| will reside at THE Hamilton
| The marriage Of Miss Florence Beale to
| Dr. Garden Clarkson Stuart took place yes
| terday afternoon at the residence of the