Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-06
MISS WHEELER AND MIR. BLACK
IsToNE MARRIED AT ASCENSION.
Other Weddings Here and Elsewhere
and Future Events-Personal
NotesETravel Plans.

back from tall columns of white dahlias,
cosmos and chrysanthemums. The family
pews had clusters of white blossoms as
markers. and the aisle, thus outlined was
seen at its best when the bridal party lin
gered there while the betrothal service was
read at the chancel gate by Rev. Charles
Sontag. The ushers were Messrs. Maury
Posey of New York, Thad. Sergeant, Frank
Jones' Frank Weller and Roy Burnnam, all
of this city, and Wright Dent of Baltimore.
The bridesmaids were Miss Jeanette
Blackstone. Miss Daisy Moritz. Miss Nell
Trezzare and Miss Rita Wrenn, all of this
CITY, with Miss Frances Blackstone as
maid of honor. The latter was dressed in
violet null and carried vioets while the
hrst group wore yellow null and also car
rled violets: The bride was escorted by her
protner-ln-laW, Mr.. George H. TralleS and
was beautifully gowned in white crepe de
chine, trimmed with duchess lace Her veil
OF tuiie was fastened with lilies of the val
iey, ana her Mowers were orchids and lilies
OF the valley. Mr.. Frank Blackstone was
pest man, and Rev. Clement Brown per-
formed the marriage service. Mr. and Mrs
Biinckistone. after their honeymoon trip,
VIII reside at the Cumberland. where thew
Will De at home to their friends after No
vember Is. ~
MISS Gordon of this city was bridesmaid
yesterday at the marriage in Belair Md
OF MISS Elise Williams and Mr. Phiiip ri
close The brides attendants wore ac-
cor dion-pleated mousseline with blue lib
cry SILK girdles and sashes. They car
ried carnations.
AT the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
IAN f. Murray last night the daughter of
the latter, Miss Helen Evans Mitchell was
married to Mr. Frederick Luther Fridley
IN presence of a small gathering of their
relatives and friends large reception
loIlowed later in the evening. The bride
i,,x
MISS Ella Murray, as bridesmaid was
gowned in pink chiffon and carried pink
roses Mr. Frank Taylor Mitchell, the
6Tldes brother, was best man. Rev. ID. w.
oKelhnger of the Presbyterian Church Off
GATED The house was tastefully decorat-
ed. Mr.. and Mrs. Fridley after a trip
north, will go to housekeeping in a lately
purchased house, 1865 Sheridan avenue,
after November l.
Mr. Huntington Jackson of this city will
De best man at the wedding October %
in New York, of Miss Madeline Johnson
and Mr.. Lyle Evans Mahan.
Mrs Burton Harrison has sailed to spend
Ine coming winter on the Riviera and In
Italy and Sicily. Her sons and their wives
were all at the pier to see her off Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Prentiss Poe Of Raltt-
more have sent out invitations to the mar
rage of their daughter, Miss Annie john
son Poe, to Mr.. Alfred Tyler of Washing
ton. The ceremony will take place in Old
81. PauFs Protestant Episcopal Church,
Baltimore, Wednesday, October 10. at noon
A breakfast at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Poe, 1900 Park avenue, will follow.
The marriage yesterday in Baltimore of
Miss Marie Louise Abel and Mr.. Joseph r
Edwards of Philadelphia was celebrated in
the private chapel connected with the fam
lily residence. Rev Father Russell cele-
DRAFTED the marriage and the nuptial mass
and Cardinal Gibbons bestowed his bless,
ing at the conclusion. The bride was es-
corted by her brother. Mr.. Walter r.
Abel, and was gowned in Bruges lace over
white satin, with tulle veil caught with
orange blossoms and jeweled pins Her
bouquet was lilies of the valley, and the
pearls and topaz, the gift of the BRIDE
groom. Although only relatives were pres
ent, the company numbered about sixty
persons, who were afterWard entertained
at breakfast. The couple will shortly sail
for Europe, and upon their return will live
in Philadelphia.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs
kearns, No. AS Monroe street Anacostia
was the scene of a pleasant gathering Mon
day evening last, when a donkey party was
their son, Master Paul Kearns Refresh
ments were served. Master Kearns was
the recipient of numerous presents. Among
those present We're Mrs Maria Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Clark Teates, Mrs. Fred Butler
Mrs. j. c. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Burch. Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Burch. Mr. and
Mrs. McGrath, Mr.. and Mrs. John Green,
Mrs. Francis, Mr.. Floyd Kane. Mr. w
Whalen, Mr.. Jesse Teates. Mr. Henry Hef
lin, Misses Maud Griffith Nora Kane. les
sic Hef1in Rilla and Elzida Green. Fife
smith, Mabel Burch, Lucy Smith, Grace
and Edna Tippett, Fannie Carter, Elzida
Burch, Nellie and Annie Butler Nellie
Green, and Masters Arthur and Johnnie
Green.
Miss Sarah L. Tyler at her maria ge yes
terday in St James Church. New London
to Mr.. Edward Everett Marshall of Phila-
delphia wore the conventional bridal dress
of white satin with tulle veil Miss Edna
Tyler was maid of honor. The bridesmaids
the Misses Julia Kellogg, Rosalie Porter
Josephine. Eddy, Helen Fitz Maka Ogden
Jones, Alice Stanton. Marguerite Chaplin
and Natalie Lincoln. wore blue chiffon
skirts, Directoire coats of blue taffeta and
blue beaver hats, trimmed with violets
bunch of violets, tied at the knob. After
their honeymoon the couple - will go to
Newport, Pa, to reside.
Bishop and Mrs Satterlee, who have been
in Lenox since leaving the capital lately
went to Boston yesterday.
The Russian ambassador and Countess
Cassini are expected back here in day or
two.
have taken apartments at the Farragut
Mr.. Geo. r. Ellegood of Pittsburg, Pa,
and Miss S. Adela Durnbaugh were married
at o'clock last evening at the residence of
the brides parents, 2210 street north
west, by the Rev. S. Reese Murray D. D.
The bride was gowned in tan wolfe, trim
med with lace, and carried bride roses She
was attended by Miss Grace Durnbaugh,
her sister, bridesmaid, the best man be-
ing Mr.. Mason Glover. The family party
were grouped in the parlor where the cere-
mony occurred, and comprised Mr. and Mrs
Jos. A. Durnbaugh. Mr.. and Mrs. w X
Durnbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Durn-
baugh, Mrs c. E. Shaffer and Master and
Miss Shaffer.
Mr.. and Mrs Ellegood left on the 1910
train for Swissvale, a suburb of Pittsburg
where they will reside.
A beautiful wedding took place at the
residence of Mrs. George w. Silsby, 1861
Yale street, yesterday at noon The bride,
Miss Mary Gilliland is a native of Ohio,
being the daughter of a retired banker and
granddaughter of the Rev. w. H. Suther-
land of Cincinnati. The groom, Mr.. e.
Howard Ashworth. is son of the late
Col. Ashworth Of Lebanon, Tenn, and
brother-in-law of Representative B. A.
Enloe of Tennessee. The brides gown was
made of French chiffon. deliberately trim
med with lace. She wore tulle veil and
carried bride roses. Little Florence Silsby.