Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-08

white crepe de chine and Irish point lace
and tulle VEIL She carried a shower bou-
Quet of bride roses and lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor was gowned in cream
point d'esprit over silk, and carried white
sweet peas The bridesmaids were uni
formly gowned in white Paris muslin with
green girdles. and carried pink sweet peas
tied with green gauze ribbon.
After reception and collation. at the
home of the brides parents the couple left
amid showers of rice and rose petals Tor
sea voyage to the New England coast The
bride is extensively known and very popu-
lar with the younger set of Washington,
Alexandria and Herndon. She was the re-
cipient of many beautiful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pollard will make their
| home in Alexandria.
| Capt. T. Shelton Jones of Macon. Ca. is
| visiting his sister. Miss Mary Jones, No.
| 1908 De Sales street.
| This afternoon at o'clock Rev. DIR.
| Roland Cotton Smith performed the mar
| riage ceremony at st. Johns Church for
| Miss Tyler Cooke of this city and Mr.
| George Corbin Perine. son of Mr.. and Mrs
| E. Glenn Perine of Baltimore. The bride
| was giving away by her cousin, Lieut.
Walter Selwyn Crosby, U. s. N. and was
| beautifully gowned in white crepe de chine
and lace. She wore a white lace picture
| hat and carried sweet peas. Mr.. Washing
| ton Perine best man for his brother.
| No reception followed the ceremony, as Mr.
| and Mrs. Perine left town shortly after
| ward for a wedding trip, and will live In
| Baltimore on their return.
Mrs H. H. Quick wife of the late Colonel
| Quick 4Tth Regiment, New York Volun-
| teers, is paying short visit TO Mrs. A. l..
| Alger of this city.
Mr. Louis NJ Morrison and Miss Ida C.
| Bassett were married Monday evening at
$50 o'clock at the Fourth Street Baptist
| Church. by Rev E. Hez Sven. The we'd
ding was quiet one only the members or
the families of the bride and groom being
present. The bride wore white point d'esprt
over white taffeta and carried bouquet OF
| white roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Eleanor
| German. wore bluesorgandie over blue tar
| feta. Mr.. ]. +. Morgan was best man. All
and Mrs. Morrison will be at home TO their
friends at 1912 South Carolina avenue after
| June 10.
Mrs. Louis Heller of New York city is
| visiting her mother Mrs Nina Oppenhelm
926 Sth street northwest. At home TINS
| evening.
The Misses Mamie and Marion Lutz sailed
| for Europe on June for tour OF the con-
| tinent including Paris, Belgium. Holland
| Germany, Italy, Switzerland and England.
Mrs John Robertson of Sth street south
| east left for Baltimore June Z.
There was a pleasant birthday party at
| the residence of Miss Annie Cowling, 1913
| 18th street northwest, Monday evening,
| June g. Music and games were INDUCED
until a late hour. after which refreshments rs
| were served. Those who attended were
| Misses Annie Cowlng. Rose Edmonds,
Maggie Blake. Mrs. ]. c. Bayliss, Mrs; Z.
Burch. Messrs Harry Lusby, william
| William Wall The out-of-town guests were
Miss Bessie Shillinburg of Baltimore, Julla
| Gray and Walter Gray of Forestville, Mo-
! and Mr. Frank Bayliss of philadelphia, Pa.'
| and many others
Miss Bessie N. Smith and Mr.. Eugene ].
| Buck were married this morning at the ST
Patricks Church by the Rev. Dennis j,
| de chine dress and hat, and carried a
! shower bouquet of roses. The couple
| left after the ceremony to be the
guests of the grooms mother for a rev
| weeks. After their return they go to At
| lantc City for the summer.
Miss Eva Love Ringer, daughter of the
| Rev H w. Ringer of Front Royal, Va
| and Mr.. Isaac H. Trout, also of Front
| Royal, were married Yesterday afternoon at
| the home, of the brides parents. Rev. Mr.
Ringer, the father of the bride, performed
| the ceremony, which was witnessed by a
number of the relatives and friends of the
| couple. After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
| Trout left for st. Louis on wedding
| trip.
Miss Ada Watt and Mr.. Louis Jacob
| Schroeder of this city were married yes
| terday at the residence of the brides
mother Mrs. Richard Watt, at York, Pa.
| he ceremony performed by Rev.
| Charles D. Parker, assisted by Rev.
| Charles James Wood The bride was at
| tended by her sister, Nellie b. Watt, with
| her niece, Miss Rosalind c. Webster, as
ring bearer. The bridegroom was attended
| by Harold Sybertsen.
Justice McKenna and family will spend
| the early summer at White Sulphur
| Springs.
| Monday evening a pleasant surprise party
| assembled at the home of Mr.. b. +. Mum
sey on North Capitol street in honor of his
birthday Those present were Colonel and
| Mrs Kniffin, Mr. and Mrs. Wood. Mr.. and
| Mrs Cam, Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton, Mrs. and
| Miss Nuns Mrs. and Miss Peck and
| Misses Adams. Brown. Bushnell, COOKE
| Durkee, Edmonston, Elliott Frank, Gage
Gatewood, Luckenbaugh. Meacham. Mitch
| ell Norman, Slater, Windsor and Mr..
| Hench.
| Refreshments were served, and. besides
| tn, remarks of Mr.. Henck, who presented
| gift from clerks in the record division, pen
| sion office recitations Were given by Misses
| Mitchell, Norman and Peck and music rem
| dered by Miss Munsey
|