Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-30
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A PRETTY WEDDING YESTERDAY
AT FOREST GLEN.
Marriage Of Miss Andrews and Mr..
Wragg-Travel Plans
Personals.

ford were married The parlor. drawing
room and hall were tastefully decorated
with ferns and palms. Rev. James 4.
Marshall of Kensington performed the cere-
mony, using the Episcopal service. AS the
bridal party entered Miss Anna Waterman
of Washington. D. c.. played Mendlessohns
march, and during the service 20, Promise
Me-"
The charming bride entered the parlor
with her uncle. Mr.. A. NJ. Proctor, VINO
gave her away. She wore white silk elab-
orately trimmed with duchess lace. and
pearl ornaments. A cousin OF the bride,
Miss Grace Proctor. was maid of honor.
and wore white organdy. trimmed with
lace and satin ribbons. The groom was at
tended by MIR. James NJ. Proctor as best
man. Only the immediate family and few
intimate friends Of the bride were present.
After the ceremony and CONGRATULATIONS
wedding breakfast was served In the dla-
Ing room. A large collection of beautifui
presents was received. The groom's gifs
to the bride being a grand piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. BeresfOrd left on an AFTER
noon train for Glen Island. Ontario. Can.
where they will remain until the lst OK
September. when they Will go to Chlcago:
where Mr.. Beresford will take charge or
the vocal department of a school of music.
The bride is a graduate of the New Eng
land Conservatory Of Music. Since her
graduation she has been teaching in Bos-
ton ana singing IN one Oh lHe leduIHS
churches Mr.. Beresford who has studied
widely abroad, has likewise been teaching
in Boston. holding important church POSI-
tons. His remarkably strong, rich bass
music loving public wherever he has sung
on concert tours in America and England.
He has been in Washington several times.
The announcement of the marriage of Mr..
Louis E. Paxson of 3114 14th street north
west and Miss Bessie c. Stewart of 90
street northeast, which occurred In Balti-
more last Tuesday, was something OF a
surprise to the friends Of the young cou-
pie in Washington. 1t is stated that Mr..
Paxson last Tuesday informed his brother
here that he was going to Boston by wafer
for a vacation Of about two weeks. Miss
Stewart, who lives with her aunt. at the
address mentioned early in the week told
her that she was going to spend few
weeks with friends in Virginia. The couple
went to Baltimore, however, and We're mar
ried in that city. They are now on trip
to Boston by water.
Miss Sevena Andrews. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs John D. Andrews of Newton
Iowa and Mr.. Thomas Lowndes Wragg of
Charleston. S. c., were married at st. An
drew's Episcopal Church by Rev. S. Aston
Wragg rector of the church Of the Good
Shepherd. Augusta. Ga, a brother of the
groom. The bride entered the church with
her uncle, Mr.. Burt w. Andrews, and was
met at the altar by the groom. M IS Mill
dred Andrews, sister of the bride, and Miss
Harriet Mildred Andrews. her cousin. acted
as flower girls. the first being costumed IN
white and pink, the second in line. Both
carried bouquets of pink and white flowers
The bride was handsomely gowned in white
mousseline de Paris. elaborately trimmed
with Valenciennes lace. She wore a long
veil and carried white prayeroook. me
church was beautifully decorated with
palms and cut flowers, and large gather
ing was present. Later reception was
given to the immediate friends and rela-
go ln hriI Ia mol "a
No. 1927 T street northwest. and shortly
afterward the bride and groom left upon
their wedding tour. part of which will be
spent at Atlantic City.
Mrs ]. Whit Heron and daughter have
gone to Bethlehem. n. H., for two months
Capt F. G. Barnard, wife and mother
have gone to Irvington Beach to spend the
month Of August, accompanied by a party
of friends.
Mrs NJ C. Leigh and daughters. Espie
and Anna, have returned from Colonial
Beach, where they have been spending some
time.
Mrs Rudolph Ullmer and son and daugh-
ter have returned from Colonial Beach.
Mrs. NJ ]. King. Misses Lillian NJ Rose.
India N King and Maude G. Combs are at
Atlantic City.
Miss Addie Moses of Baltimore, Md, is
the guest of Miss Florence Herman of 324
Az street southwest
Miss Ethel c. Warden and her brother ].
Clifford Warden. are enjoying an outing of
q few weeks at Royal Oak, Talbot county,
on the west side of the Observation-Disclosures
peninsula.
Misses Katharine S. and Helen Hemmick.
accompanied by their brother. Frank Schley
Hemmick, ere recreating at Royal Oak, In
Talbot county, Md.
Miss Ethel johnson of Annapolis, Md, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Clara Johnson of
1121 l street northwest
Miss Edith Morgan left last night for
Wytheville, in the mountains of southwest
ern Virginia. where she will be a guest in
the summer home of her cousins Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Manchester Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. NJ. M. R. Phillips and daughter Miss
S. Irma Phillips. left this afternoon for their
home, 2109 Mt. Vernon street. Philadelphia,
after very pleasant stay at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Milne of 935 1.
street northwest.
Atlantic City. leaving Mrs. Magruder and
their son and daughter there for the rest
of the summer. Burns Magruder. who is
a West Point cadet, is rapidly recovering
from his recent long and serious Illness
DR.. Magruder spent two weeks with his
family.
Mrs. Chas. English and brother, Mr.
Chambers, have just returned home from
a delightful yachting cruise with party
of eight friends.
- Miss Tavie Haskins, who for the past
two months has been the guest of her
cousin. Mrs. Charles ]. Peckham. returned
to her home in Old Point last evening" ac-
companied by her cousin. Miss Fannie NJ.
Haskins, who will spend her vacation at
Old Point and Virginia Beach.
Mrs julius A. Hobson of Brentwood
Nd, her daughter Miriam and little son.
John Robert. guests of the Rev. and
Mrs Charles Rebbert of Stoyestown Pa
Senator and Mrs. Hanna. who are still
cruising in the yacht Alvina, put In at
Newport yesterday and were guests of Sen