Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-02
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
WEDDINGS OF THE FIRST DAY OF
LEAFY JUNE.
Ceremonies at Home and Elsewhere
Travel Plans-Personal
Notes

Miss Alice Roosevelt arrived in Cincin-
natl, Ohio, today on visit to Mrs. Buck
ner Wallingford. who has arranged a round
of social entertainments during the stay of
her guest.
A large assemblage of their friends were
present last night at the Congregational
Church for the marriage of Miss Mary Nor
gan to Mr.. John Lawton Norwood. The
pulpit and platform were adorned with
peonies and palms. The ushers who seated
the guests were Messrs. Raymond Acton
Eugene Cough, Walter Norwood, Charles
Morgan and Robert Cox and DR.. Harry
Coburn of Baltimore. Prof. BisChoff played
the wedding marches and Mrs. Bischoff
sang during the ceremony. The brides at
tendants were Miss Sara f. Sterling of
Trenton. n. J., maid of honor, and
Misses Leila Virgin of Concord. n. H; Car
olne Smith. Leonora Courts. Blanche
Street. Lois Dyer and Nettie Norwood. sis
ter of the groom. as bridesmaids. The lat
ter group wore dresses of white net and
Falenciennes lace and the maid of honor
white silk null and lace. All carried sweet
peas. The bride. who was escorted by her
brother. DR.. F. p. Morgan. was beautifully
gowned in all-over Valenciennes and Irish
point lace, a tulle veil and carried a shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley and roses.
The bridesmaids came from the vestry to
the church door to meet the bride and pre-
ceded her to the presence of the clergyman,
Rev. S. M Newman. Mr.. Clifton Lawton
of Baltimore best man.
A delightful reception followed at Rausch-
ers, when the brides mother, Mrs. Martha
Elizabeth Morgan, received the guests and
the happy couple received congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs Norwood left late last night
for northern trip.
Judge and Mrs Ivory George Kimball
have sent out cards for the marriage OF
their daughter Edna to Mr.. Otho Leonard
Ferris Wednesday evening, June IA, at
O'clock at Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church, Fourth and b streets southeast
The couple will make their future home at
Portland, Ore, after September l.
Among the other diversions in which Miss
Roosevelt is expected to show interest is
Derby day at Frankfort. KY Gov. Beck
ham and his staff and Senator Blackburn
are also to be present.
Miss Marion Robbins of Boston and Mr..
Lawrence A. Janney. formerly OF this CITY,
but now of Boston, Were married yester-
day at StOneleigh Court Mrs. Roopihs
gave her daughter in marriage, ana the
bridesmaids were Miss Elinor b. doI-
brook of Springfield, Mass, and Misses
Gladys and Marion Lawson, daughters OF
Thomas w. Lawson of Boston. Ihe KEY
Henry Hatch Dent Sterrett OF New hork'
a Harvard classmate of the bridegroom
offciated Mr. Elliott ]. Robbins was the
best man. The wedding gown was prin.
cess robe of lace and hand embroidery ana
the bridesmaids wore Valenciennes lace,
with pink girdles and shoes. After large
reception from ) to o'clock, Mr. ana Mfs.
Janney started for a wedding trip before
going to their home in Boston.
Mrs Daniel Macauley left this morning
for Chicago, as she received the sad news
of the death of her sons wife, Mrs. Daniel
Bernard Macauley 1t was heT serious ooE,,i no
ness that prevented DIR. Macauleys coming
for the dedication of his fathers monu-
ment in Arlington on Memorial day. Great
sympathy Is extended by their many frlenos
far and near.
DIR. and Mrs. William H. Fox expect to
spend the summer abroad, sailing from
New York next SATURDAY.
Mr. James L. Norris, jr, of this city was
groomsman yesterday at the wedding III
HagerStown of MISS Neliie D. A1oo'S 49,
DR. Victor Miller.
The marriage of Miss Helen SeWah
Child TO Dr. Bruce Linville Taylor OF TINS
CITY took place last night at the nome OF
the brides mother, Mrs. Robert lie wiz
Child in Baltimore. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. John Gardner Murray. rec
tor of St Michael and All Angels Protes-
tant Episcopal Church
The bride, who was given away by her /
brother-inlaw Mr., Charles a, Ash tr;ra
wore gown of white silk null trlm-
med with lace over taffeta, and carried q
shower bouquet of white sweet peas anu a
maidenhair fern. She was attended py hei
sister Mrs Charles A. Ashcom, as naTon
of honor who was attired in gown Oh
white silk and lace and carried pink sweet
peas The best man was Mr.. Edward H.
Diges brother-in-laW of the bride.
4 retention was held after the ceremony
and DR. and Mrs Taylor left for Wasning-
ton where they will reside Later tney WIZ
go to New Orleans to spend some time -
number OF guests from 1his SltS WHY P-
emit
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Herman will be
pleased to see their friends on the occasion
of their golden wedding anniversary sun
day evening, June 4, 1905, from to ~
o'clock. at Freunds Hall, SO 10th street
northwest
Miss Lucille Grant Dent, daughter Of
Col. and Mrs; John c. Dent and nd. Lieut. lieut.
Franklin T. Burt were married last night
at the residence of the brides grand
parents, Gen. and Mrs. Lloyd Wheaton, IN
Chicago Miss Alice Fessenden, of High
land Park, Miss Lillian Wagner of Lafay-
cite Ind; Miss Mary Adair of St Pau ana
Miss Cecile lie Jeune were the bridesmaids.
DR. Clarence Lloyd Wheaton. uncle OF the
bride. was Lieut.. Burt's best man.
Lieut. and Mrs. Burt will go directly to
Fort Harrison Montana, where the BRIDE
groom's regiment the 24th Infantry, is sta
toned.
Mrs. Donald Mclean, president general
of the d. A. R., will be the honoree of
reception to be given by Mrs. a. j. Robin
SON June 10, in New York.
A party of young folks gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Wilson,
$50 S street northwest, Tuesday evening, the
occasion being the celebration of the fourth
birthday of their daughter, Thelma. Ihe
customary cake, with four lighted candles,
with refreshments made the enjoyment of
the children complete.
Among those present were Misses Marie
Cullen Mildred Susby, Elsie, Miller, Mary
Poole Louise Shepard, Masters Raymond
King, Roy Johnson. Earl Buckingham, Ed
gar Hillary, Mrs. Hillary, Mrs. Shepard,
Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Lander, Mrs. Wilson,
Mr. Wilson, Mr.. Gilroy, Miss Molle Poole
and Miss Nettie Poole.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Sanders of Haver-
hill Mass have issued invitations for June
II TO the marriage of their daughter, Janet
I,ox,d Farley Gannett formerly of