Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs Charles D. Scheuch. Mrs. s.
D. Wright and Miss Laura Bassford.
| Among the passengers on the Cretic,
| which sailed from Boston Thursday. were
| Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Luquer and Mr..
| Ly CHI LuQuer of Washington.
M I'D Mrs F. Carl Smith will spend
| the sun rec In the Adrondacks. where Mrs.
| Carl IA rtl Is ordered for her health after
| a long nj severe attack of bronchitis. Mr..
| Carl Smith will visit the st. Louis EXPOSE
! ton in the autumn.
The engagement has just been announced
| OF Miss Isabelle Sidney Nesmith. daughter
| of Mrs. Mary E. Nesmth, to Mr. Jean +.
p. des Garennes. The prospect e bride
| of the old New England fai lily of that
name. and is granddaughter of the late
Judge George W. Nesmith. chief justice of
| the supreme court of New Hampshire The
! groom to be, who is a practitioner of law
and attorney for the French embassy in
| this city, is son of Prof. des Garennes of
| the Naval Academy. The wedding will
| take place during the early winter.
Miss Mildred Gushing Sloan of Baltimore
| is a guest of her sister, Mrs. George D. +.
| Robinson, at their country home Sunny
| side. Md.
| Miss Martha Louise Robinson left today
| for New York. She will attend the Kent
| Gillett wedding at Fishkill- on Hudson on
| Wednesday, June s.
Mrs. A Taggart and Miss Lillian Taggart
of Indianapolis. Ind, are spending few
days with friends at No. street north
west.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Wolf have left the
city for the summer for their country home,
Glen Allan, Gaithersburg.
to North Carolina on account of the illness
of her mother, hopes to return the latter
part of June.
Mrs A. L. Barber left this morning for
New York to join Mr.. Barber on his new
turbine yacht Lorena. which heels bringing
over from England. The Lorena was COM
pleted in Leith last fall and has attracted
much attention on account of its perfection
and speed
street southeast returned Friday from an
interesting "trip of nearly four months TO
the Hawaiian Islands. the Pacific coast and
the st. Louis fair
The c. H. K Club gave a delightful bus
party Decorate day to Silver Springs Inc
| party started at 1:30 am. The morning trip
was immensely enjoyed. the weather ADD
ing to all the other perfect conditions pre-
vailing. An impromptu Grafton was oeHV-
cred by Capt; Bennett on the ns rs, s,te Oh
a Jolly day the party on their return stop
ped at Petworth to cheer SICK memper'
The party consisted of Mrs Kelly Gotieio;
Mrs f Miller Mrs. Ida Lewis, Miss EtheI
Pumphrey Miss Katherine Allen capt ana
Mrs G. b. Bennett, Messrs. Mattern, NIL.
Ter. Robinson, Capts. Mann and Horn OF
Baltimore.
Miss Annie Murphy. formerly of Wash
fngton but now of Baltimore. is WISHING
her relatives at 215 G street northwest
arxin no r,1Q
Mrs. III. W. Fuller entertained her whist
club today in the private car Columbia, an
enjoying the picturesque scenery OF the
va rious routes of the company, partaking
of delightful picnic luncheon en- route;
The guests were Mesdames Chneioer. Stoo-
dard. Chesley. Frank Smith, Lewis Kinney,
Goodrich. Freeman, Clements, Darlington
and MacMannon.
A pretty home wedding took place We'd
nesday evening. June l, at the home of the
bride. 121 North Mount street, Baltimore,
Md, the contracting parties being Miss
Dora NJ. Geise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Geise and Mr.. George Leroy Fowler,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Julius Fowler formerly
of Washington, now of Baltimore. The
bride was gowned in white chiffon. and car
ried a shower bouquet Her sister. Miss
Carrie Geise who acted as bridesmaid,
wore white Swiss. Mr.. John L. Hayes
acted as best man. The wedding march
was rendered by Miss Irene Conner. cousin
| from Washington were Mrs. H. L. Mount.
| the Misses Irene and Marian Conner and
Mr. Ralph ]. Conner. After a short we'd
ding trip the young couple will reside at
1925 Hollins street, Baltimore.
| Miss Clara Bellamy Morgan, daughter
of Mr. William L. Morgan cashier of the
| Citizens National bank, and Rev. James
| H. Straughn, pastor of the First Metho-
dist Protestant Church at Lynchburg,
Va, were married Wednesday evening at
| the home of the bride, Park street,
Cumberland Md, by Rev. J. r. Straughn,
pastor of EPSON Methodist Protestant
Church at Towson and uncle Of the groom.
Rev. DR.. A. N. Ward of Washington was
best man and Miss Virginia Gilbert of
Salisbury, Md, bridesmaid. The wedding
day. was also the anniversary of the 27th
birthday of the groom. They will reside
in Lynchburg, Va, after visit to Pitts
grooms mother, in Centreville, Md. Both
the bride and groom are graduates of
western Maryland College.
The bride, charming brunette, wore
white silk muslin, with tulle veil, and
carried Bride roses with shower of sweet
peas. The bridesmaid wore white swiss,
with pink liberty silk girdle, and carried
white and pink sweet peas.
The couple were married under n canopy
of green, the hood and sides being dotted
with fragrant orange blossoms, which
produced most charming effect. A re-
ception followed the ceremony, with buff
old English fruit cake was an inviting
departure from the usual conventional
wedding cake and was given in dainty
boxes as favors.
Many handsome presents were bestowed
upon the happy bride. Noteworthy were
valuable artistic remembrances from the
Cumberland Glee Club, in which the
brides father is conspicuous, and from
the Methodist Protestant conference
choir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan grand
parents of the bride. witnessed the cere-
mony, and 1t was the first marriage In the
family that they ever attended, all previ-
GUS ones having occurred away from
home. Mr.. Morgan is in his eighty sew
enth year.
The reception to Rev. and Mrs. Straughn
at the groom's old home in CentreviIle
will be on June g.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Watson,
1011 7th street northwest, was made merry
last evening by a host OF young people, who
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