Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-12
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The marriage of Miss Anna Agnes Lans-
dale, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Lans-
place at ST Aloysius Church Thursday
morning. November 10. at o'clock.
Prof. ]. Kubel played the wedding march
and Mr.. John Finnegan of st. Aloysius
choir rendered several solos with fine effect.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father George Coyle, s.. j., OF WOODSTOCK
College, Md, who also officiated at the
nuptial mass at which The bridal couple re-
ceived holy communion. In the sanctuary
were present Rev. Fathers John Conway of
Georgetown University, Charles w. Currier
and Charles ]. Trinkaus Of St. Mary's par
| ish and Fleming and l3ittar 8. J., of st.
| Aloysius parish. The acolytes were Mas
ters Francis Lansdale, brother OF the bride,
and Henry F. Mess, brother of the groom.
| The bride was dressed in champagne-col-
| ored wolfe over same shade of taffeta silk,
wore a large black picture hat, carried
white prayer book and was attended by her
sister. Mrs. P. ]. Ahern of Texarkana, Ark,
who wore a silk crepe gown and a large
picture hat and carried a bouquet of white
chrysanthemums. The groom was attended
by his brother, DR.. William A. Mess, as
best man, and the usffers were Mr. John
R1sley Lansdale, brother of the bride, and
Drs. Arthur, Birckhead, Cooper and Rich
ard j. Richardson.
| The church and sanctuary were neatly
decorated with palms; the altar was illumi-
mated with many candles and decorated
with white chrysanthemums. After the
conclusion of the nuptial mass the bridal
party; with their immediate relatives and
| Inc offciating clergymen, partook of we'd
| ding breakfast. served at the residence of
Mr. A. c. JOY uncle of the bride, the house
| being prettily decorated with palms and
| cut mowers. Numerous handsome and use
| ful wedding presents were bestowed on the
| couple by their friends The brides going
! away gown was of blue cloth with two
Toned nat to match. Upon their return from
their wedding trip Dr. and Mrs. Mess will
be glad to receive their friends after De-
| cember at their new home, which has Just
| been completed, at No. 1913 North Capitol
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Ahern returned to
Washington last Saturday from their we'd
They accompanied the bridal party to Phil
adelphia, whence they will proceed to their
nome at Texarkana, Ark Mrs. Ahern was
MISS Mary Olive Lansdale, formerly of st.
Aloysius choir of this city.
Last evening the Knockers entertained
their friends at their second dance of the
season at the Knights of Columbus Hall
The evening was made a success by VIM
X. Garrison, chief knocker; Julius Wenig,
secretary and treasurer; VIM. B. Reilly, ad-
eocate: Thos J. Trodden. ST., ballet master,
and John G.. Miller, Chas. A. Fisher, ].
EIoyd Maley: D. J: o'Connor. Chas. E.
welsh, Dennis E. Sweeney, Harry f. Sew
ern and Maurice P. Walsh.
The marriage of Mr.. Henry A. Cumbar-
land to Miss Lizzie Hunt took place very
| quietly Tuesday morning, the Sth instant.
at Ii o CLOCK, at St Stephens Church, by
very Decoming1y attired in a brown cheviot
travelling suit, with hat to match She
was attended by her sister, and the groom
ny Mr. j.: Frederick. Mr.. and Mrs Cum
eeriano departed Immediately for a ten
Gays wedding trip, and will be at home to
their friends after November 20.
Mrs: Emma F. Miller announces the an
pTO6cnlng marriage her
to Mr.. Robert Frederick Daw on Wednes
day, November 3d.
Capt. and Mrs. Earl Clarke Carnaban or.
! IN washington visiting Mrs. Carnahan's
mother, Mrs. George 7. Howard, 1916 F
street. '
MI and Mrs. c. Ferris Jemison of New
Saslle, Del, are visiting at the home of
their brother, Mr.. James c. Jemison. 90
hhode Island avenue northwest
Mrs: A: G. Wheatley has returned from
the Pacific coast, and is at the Valois.
massachusetts avenue. for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin L. Rucker have
issued invitations to the wedding reception
of their daughter Miss Mary Nell RncLet
to Mr.. Winfield Scott Macgill both Of
washington, d. c., at their residence. No.
i4zo oth street northwest, Saturday evening.
November 26.
DR.. and Mrs. G. P. Gehring. who have
passed several weeks at the worlds fair.
have returned home
Mr. Lewis Washington of Virginia and
Miss Anna Cox of New York were married
at st. Andrews Church. at noon today, in
London Naval Attache Stockton give
away the bride and f. w Shoemaker of
the Berlin embassy was the best man.
The babies of the Founding Hospital. 1715
| 10th street, will be a home Thursday No
VemDer II, from 3 to g. when donations of
! money, groceries, table and bed linen will
pc thankfully received. Mrs. A T. Britton
Mrs' c w. II. Bayiey, Mrs. A. B. Browne.
Mrs; Simon Wolf, Mrs. j. B. Kendall, Mrs
J. Z. Pennie, Mrs. H. A. Taylor Mrs. A.
| Llsner, Mrs. l.. B. Plat Mrs Richard Syl
S S.st,s. Mrs Mrs H. R, Bigelow, Mrs ]. c.
| Knox, Mrs. II. l.. West, Mrs. s. w Rowias
MISS Eleanor Sewers will preside at he
! Tea tables, etc, and welcome the visitors.
St Peters Episcopal Church, at Oak
Grove, Westmoreland county, Va, was the
scene OF pretty wedding Tuesday when
| Miss Bessie Washington a daughter of M.
X. J. washington of .Westmoreland county.
became the bride of Mr.. Thomas w Boees
| OF King George county Rev william r.
Latane performed the ceremony The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Fannie
W. MhaSnington. and Mr. Writ Washington was
the pest man. The ceremony was witnessed
| by large throng, including friends of the
young couple from this city The brides
ndiuS were: Misses Rosa Taylor Iula
Taylor, Bessie Taylor, Elsie Washineton
Grace Greenlaw, Augusta Writ, Florence
wharton and Janet Latane, and the grooms-
men were: Messrs. William Latane. William
and Taylor Washington Edward TavIor
Rice Hooe, George Taylor, Blanden TayIor
ana Dr. Richard Washington After the
ceremony reception followed at the home
OF the bride. Mr.. and Mrs Boggs win re-
size In King George county, Va. on their
return from wedding trip.
MISS Phoebe A. Bowler daughter Of Mr.
James E. Bowler of Stafford county Va
and Mr. Eugene Fugitt of this CITY were
married "Wednesday night last at Relair
Bapt1st Church, in the presence of n Nun
per or the friends and relatives of the
couple. Rev Joseph F. BiIlingley. pastor
| OF the church, was the officiating cIerev-
man, and Miss Fannie Bowler a sister of
the bride, was the maid of honor Miss
agnes Bowler, a sister of the bride and
MISS Edith Wood of New York were the
bridesmaids. The best man was Mr.. John
Fugltt, brother of the groom and Messrs
FRANK carroll and Arthur Embry of this
| city We're the ushers. reception at Oak.
land, the home of the bride followed. and
later Mr.. and Mrs. Fugitt left on a bridal
| trip. " 0'A
The marriage of Miss Julia Hedden
Worthington, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles