Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-03
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
AN ARMY GIRL MARRIEs A NEW
YORKER.
Other Weddings Yesterday Of Interest
to Hosts Of Friends-Per-
sonal Notes. =

Rev. C. Ernest Smith, rector of st.
Thomas Church. performed the marriage
ceremony last night at the home of Mrs.
Morris, widow of Lieut. Col Louis Thomp-
son Morris, Fourth Cavalry, for her attrac-
tive young daughter. Miss Desdemona Nor
| Tis and Mr.. Washington Sherwood Delgardo
| of New York. The ceremony took place in
| the parlor, under a chime of floral wedding
BELLS Green vines were trailed over the
walls and ceiling and pink and white flow
| ers gave a pretty touch to each Of the ad-
| joining rooms. An orchestra played the
| wedding marches and throughout the recep-
| ton to which several hundred guests came
| in to Join those who witnessed the mar
| riage
| Major Thomas Defrees and Mr. Raymond
Dickinson were the groomsmen and led the
| bridal party to the presence of the off1ciat-
| ing clergyman The maid of honor was Miss
| May Applegarth of Baltimore. Miss Ada
Ramsey and Miss Nettie Lowrey, also OF
Baltimore. were bridesmaids, with, Miss
| Bessie Defrees of indianapolis and Miss
| Helen Humphreys of this city. Mr.. Freder-
| lex Delgardo of New York was best man.
| The brides blonde beauty was accentuat ed
/ by the misty folds of tulle wreathed with
| orange blossoms and her trailing dress Of
| soft white satin and lace Her ornaments
| a pearl necklace and diamond bracelet,
were the groom's gifts She carried Ines
ranged in a shower bouquet. She was es-
| corted by her brother, Mr.. Morris. The at
| tendants were all dressed in white moussel-
Inc, carried clusters of sweet peas and wore
| a souvenir from the bride in a bowknot
| lace pin Many of the army and navy
| families were represented at the wedd ng,
| including Gen. and Mrs. Chaffee and Ad-
m.ral and Mrs. Brown of Annapolis.
Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs.
c.. A. Delgardo of New York. mother Of
the bridegroom: Mrs. Jarvis of New York.
John H. Emory. Mr.. and Mrs c. H. shen-
KEEL of Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs. J. L;
Downes Of Gainesville, Md, and Dr. and
Mrs Atwood of White Plains, N. ]. After
their wedding trip the couple Will go north
to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Legare have gone to
st Louis.
Mrs. and Miss de Pyster are on a short
visit to their home in this CITY,
Justice Harlan and family left yesterday
for their sumner home In Canada.
On Wednesday, June l, at noon, at Grace
Episcopal Church, Baltimore, Md, George
B. Schley and Miss Marion s. Wariield,
both of Washington, were married, Kew.
Mr. Powell officiating. The bride. daintily
dressed in tulle, carried large bouquet OF
white roses and was attended by MRS. Har-
rison as matron Of honor. The groom was
attic nded by Mr.. c. c. Look of Mount YER
non, ONO, as pest HdIi Altci peti eahihe ~
handsome collation. at the residence OF Dr.
Harrison on North avenue, the couple
started for Atlantic City. and after snort
stay will be at home at 1896 w street north
northwest after July l. The church was
tsstefully decorated and the ceremony was
attended by many friends of both parties
Miss Katie Drummer of 472 street south
west is at present at Rocky Bridge, Nd,
and in few days will go to Baltimore TO
visit relatives.
The Misses Hayes and Miss Irma Kane OF
Capitol Hill have gone to Annapolis to at
tend the exercises at the Naval Academy,
and will spend several days there
St Patrick's Church was the scene OF a
quiet wedding yesterday afternoon at
o'clock, when Miss Margaret Ceceiia Doyle'
daughter of Mrs. Ellen Doyle of this city,
was married to Mr. George ID. Davis. Rev.
DR.. Stafford, assisted by Rev. William Car
roll, performed the ceremony. There were
|no attendants, 1t being the desire OF the
couple to have the wedding as quiet as
possible. Armand Gumprecht, the organ
ist played an appropriate program: I'M
mediately following the ceremony MI: ana
Mrs. Davis left for a honeymoon trip to
New York and the Thousand Islands: They
will be at home to friends after July at
444k H street northwest.
Mrs. Chauncey Depew sailed yesterday
from New York for Europe and will visit
her mother in Paris.
Miss Sadie Weaver and Harry w. NC
Nance were married last evening at the
residence of the brides mother, Mrs: Mary
]. Weaver, at 1913 @ street northwest. The
parlors were tastefully decorated In palms
and roses. Miss Nellie Hudson was the
bridesmaid, and James U. McNamee OF
Baltimore brother of the groom, was best
man The officiating minister was the Rev.
]. T. Kelly of the Fourth presbyterian
Church
Among those present were Mrs. Mary j.
pnY
Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Boss and
family, Mr.. A. w. Hudson, Mrs. Hudson,
Miss Nellie Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
D. Scheuch. Mr.. James y. McNamee, Mrs.
s. D. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Will
son, Mr.. Louis c. Wilson and Miss Laura
Bassford.
William H. Fletcher, a member of the
fire department, and Miss Florence Bur-
roughs were married last night at the
Episcopal Church In. Anacostia. The fam
lilies of the contracting parties were the
only witnesses. Mr.. Fletcher is attached to
truck G., and the members Of this company
presented the newly married pair with a
handsome dinner set. After short we'd
home to their friends at their new home In
Tenleytown.
Mrs. Goodman and daughter Josephine,
formerly of 1927 3Oth street, are now To-
Gated at the Lincoln Hotel. 10th and HI
streets where they will be pleased to see
their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM A. de Caindry of this
city sailed yesterday on La Touraine for
Havre.
Among the fashionable June weddings
was that of Miss Caroline Morris and Mr.
Bernard Albin Payne, which took place on
Wednesday, June 1. at the Episcopal
Church, Gordonsville. Va, the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. w. A. =. Con-
rad
Miss Morris is daughter of Mr.. Hamp-
den P. Morris of Logan farm. Albemarle
county Va, and granddaughter of Mrs
late Colonel Samuel B. Davis of Delamore
place. Wilmington Del.
Miss Sally Davis Morris, a sister of the
BRIDE was maid of honor, and Mr. Hugh
Braxton of Staunton, Va, best man, and
the ushers were Mr.. 8. Davis Stokes, Mr..
John Kent Morris, Mr.. John H. Lewis, Mr.
John Karicofe, Mr.. l.. K Stratton and Mr..