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

Mr. Thomas Ryan of Charlestown, w.
Va. announces the marriage of his daugh-
Ger Mary Virginia to Mr.. Louis c. Graese
OF Washington. ID. c., formerly of Clinton,
Iowa. in Baltimore, on Wednesday, June
10, 1903. by the Rev Frank Hay Staples of
ST. Pauls P. r. Church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Graesle will be at home to their friends at
p44 X street northwest after June -.
Yesterday Mr. John T. Cam and Miss
LYDIA Worthington were married at NO. %
Y street northwest by the Rev. Clement
Brown. The bride wore gown OF crepe
de chine with trimmings of antique lace,
diamond and pearl brooch. and carried a
shower bouquet of white sweet peas She
was given away by Mr.. Charles f. Fair
man. Mr.. r. NJ. Boiteaux was best man.
The bride had only one attendant. Mss
Blanche L. Van Deventer, who was attired
in a gown of tan wolfe with pink trimming.
and carried shower bouquet of pink
sweet peas The bride wore handsome
circle OF pearls and diamonds, the gift of
the groom The decorations in the parlor
where the ceremony was performed were
or green and white while the green and
pink effect predomnated in the supper
room. After the ceremony reception was
Held and the guests served In the supper
room by the Misses Baker. Means, Hattie
Van Deventer Bushnell, Peck and Wind
SCR. The couple left on an extended trip
later in the evening. and will be at home
after July at &c street northwest.
The senior officers OF the French cruiser
Tage rendered a farewell dinner to Mr..
and Mrs. Howard J. Woolford of Balti-
more. Miss Philena Sherwood and MIR.
Harold N Pleis of Washington on Mon
day evening June s. The Tage sailed from
Baltimore for New York early Tuesday
morning.
Miss Janet Newlands. second daughter of
Senator Francis c. Newlands. and DIR. Will
lam b. Johnston. son of the late DIR. w. w.
Johnston took place yesterday morning at
Nln.on IN t1A
presence of family party. Rev. DR.. Childs
was assisted by Rev. William l.. Devries in
the ceremony. Owing to mourning in both
households, only the relatives went later
10 the Newlands house, Woodey lane, for
the wedding breakfast. DIR. and Mrs john
ston will live on n street, in a house to be
erected on a lot recently purchased for that
purpose. They will go abroad for part
or the summer
Miss Helen Dunlop and Dr. Richard A.
rrquhart of Baltimore were married yes
tcrday at Hayes, the suburban home of the
Parents of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. George
T.. Dunlop. Miss Marie Coltraux of New
Orleans was maid of honor and DIR. John
Dunlop best man. Rev. pr. I. S.
Childs oficiated The bride wore :. richly
embroidered white linen lawn and a tulle
ven and orange blossoms. The maid of
honor wore white chiffon and carried
daisies. breakfast followed before the
departure of the couple for their wedding
trip
Mrs. +. f.. Zel of Edgewood will leave
for New York and Atlantic City, to be gone
TWO weeks.
Mr.. II. Clay Bradley entertained 100 Of
his friends at Schlossers Hail. in GeorG
town. Tuesday evening, the occasion being
bis twenty-first birthday. The hall was
beautifully decorated with palms and roses
Dancing commenced at O'Clock and lasted
Until IL o'clock, when the banquet room
was thrown omen and served Among
tie guests We're: Misses Van Horn, Os-
born. Gould, Curtin. Greene, Comstock.
langley, Collitter. Lyle, Nancy. Nelson.
MSer and Goldsmith Irene and Annie
Bradley Messrs. Bradley, Bradekamp Ley.
1'rut, Heider Davis. Martin. Alexander.
Collitter. Barr. Griffin. Lyddane. Hazel Mr.
and Mrs. w. r. Bradley. Mrs. Nathaniel
Burch Mrs John Van Horn. Mrs. j. w.
clark Mr.. and Mrs. q. L. Gordon and Mas
Ter Marry and Marie Gordon. Mr. and Mrs.
t, w. Miller and Mrs. ]. w. Smith.
Yesterday afternoon Rev. Father Cutler
a1s