Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-23

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which is laid out on the plan of the Vatican
gardens at Rome, where a group photo
| graph was taken of the cardinal. the arch-
| bishop, the bride, bridegroom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Maloney and the bridesmaids and ushers.
| Cardinal Satolli will remain at Ballingarry
| for few days as the guest of Mr. Ma
| loney.
Frank w. Hoover has gone to spend the
summer with his sister Mrs. Granville NJ
Post, at Thurmond, w. Va.
Lieut. Commander de Faramonde and
! bride, who was formerly Miss Langham
and whose wedding took place at st. Mat
thew's, sailed today on the French ship for
Havre.
Miss Rosa Schulteis entertained a party
! of friends Tuesday evening last at the
residence of her grandfather George NJ
| Oyster. 210 East Capitol street. in honor of
! her fourteenth birthday. Music and
games were INDUCED in until supper was
served, and after supper dancing was In
order until IL O'Clock Among the guests
We're Misses Maurta Harvey. Carrie Nor
| ten, Helen Durnin. Marie Higgins. Bessie
Kane, Mary Schulteis. Lucy Morten. May
belle Donohoe and Edith Pigeon. and Mas
| tiers Fairfax oyster, Dan Brewer. Harry
Schulteis. Jack Killers, Baxter HUI, ar
rol Gilbert. Edward Gebbons, Ralph
O'Brien, Fulton Smith and Randolph Titus.
Miss Grace Renard Fuller sister of Mr..
Edward A. Fuller and Mr.. Franklin CHM
Tingley of Marion, Ind, We're married in
the presence of a numerous gathering of
friends and relatives at Pnkney Memorial
Church. Hyattsville. Md. last evening. The
wedding took place about twilight, the only
artificial illumination of the edifice being
a few candles about the chanCel.
The bride entered with her brother. and
was preceded to the chancel rail by the
usherS and her little niece, Hilda Wells
Fuller, the flower girl. She wore a beCom-
ing gown of white silk wolfe over taffeta,
trimmed in tucked mousseline and duchess
lace. She wore a white picture hat. and
carried a shower bouquet of sweet peas.
Her youthful attendant wore white MULE
over pink. and carried basket of daisies.
Mr.. Charles Fitzhugh Talman of this city
was best man. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Charles J. s. Mayo, rector
of st. Matthew's parish. Mrs Charles J. s.
Mayo rendered 'LOhengrin'' and Men
delsson wedding marches. and at the con-
clusion of the service the choir sang 20,
Perfect Love"
The ushers were John Thurston Talman
of Washington, Harry w. Dorsey and Rob
ert w. Wells of Hyattsville and Henry
Alan Johnston of Norfolk, Va. a cousin of
the bride. Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Tingey left for the noun
tains of West Virginia. and upon their re-
turn will reside in their new home on
Owens avenue. A special car brought out
large number of the brides relatives from
washington. among whom were Mr.. John
ID. McChesney,. wife and daughter Miss
Agnes McChesney, Mr.. and Mrs John B.
Sleman and Miss Sleman. Mr.. John B. Sic
man, jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stott, Mr.
and Mrs. Lee d. Latimer DR. and Mrs
Eugene Jones of Kensington; Mr.: and Mrs.
Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wilton, Mrs.
Helen Conley and Miss Mary Conley.
The marriage of Miss Mary shafer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Caspar b. Shafer
to Mr.. Donald Macmillan of Newark n. j..
took place last evening a the residence of
the brides parents, 40 r street northwest
IN the presence of number of friends and
the Rev. DR.. Teunis s. Hamlin of the
church of the Covenant. The brides gown
was or white crepe de chine, her veil being
caught with orange blossoms and she car
rled shower bouquet of brides roses and
lilies of the valley. Her only attendant was
MISS Rene Willard Barr, who wore white
organize and lace, and whose bouquet was
American beauty roses. The parlors We're
profusely decorated with palms and flowers
Whlle pink sweet peas and palms were the
decora tons in the dining room where a
supper was served during the reception
"nch followed the ceremony. Later in the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Macmillan left the
city for an extended tour before going to
their future home in Newark, N ].
Miss Lucy Winston Allen. daughter of the
iate Judge Henry c. Allen, and Mr. William
M. kemper of Bethel. Va. We're married
yesterday morning at the home of the
brides mother, at Woodstock Va The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. r. C.
Jet OF Staunton. Va, in the presence of the
fanny VI tie contracting parties. After a
snort wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs Kemper
Will return to Bethel where the groom will
resume charge of the military academy
there.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Lizzie Warner Courtney, daughter of Mrs
Lewis w. Courtney of Mundv's Point.
northumberland county. Va. to Mr. Robert
NJ Norris. The ceremony will take place
at Henderson Methodist Episcopal Church
Tuesday, June IS
Miss Edith A. Rowan of Capitol Hill and
Mr.. Arville Redman We're married on the
18th of June, at the Hotel Savoy Kansas
City, Mo, the ceremony being performed
by Rev Edward d. Mozum at high noon
Early last week Miss Rowan, accompanied
by her mother. left for Kansas CITY where
they were Joined by Mr. Redman Love
laughs al difficulties well as locks. and
as Mr.. Redman, who is in government en-
ploy in oklahoma. found it impossible at
that time to obtain leave of absence for
more than three days. it decided be-
tween them to meet half way" rather
than have a postponement of the mar
riage. The bride. who is a petite blonde,
was attfred in dress of white point Dies
prtt with trimmings of white satin ribbons
and ruftieS of exquisite duchess lace. a gift
from her mother A picture hat of white
lace and roses wCrn. The decora lions
of the room were white carnations and
roses, the bride carrying a large bunch of
the same flowers tied with a large bow of
white satin ribbon After the wedding
breakfast was served Mr.. and Mrs. Red
man left for Lawton, Okla, his present