Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-25
tic City. Their future home will be at
Parkersburg

tic City. Their future home viii be at
Parkersburg.
The ceremony which united Miss Bessie
Clarissa Andrews and Mr.. Arba Bryan
Marvin. jr., of Schenectady yesterday at
the apartment of the brides mother, Mrs
Grace Greenwood Andrews, at the Everett,
was exceedingly pretty and interesting
Only relatives were present. Rev. George
F. Dudley officiated The bride never looked
more attractive than in her wedding dress
OF white crepe de chine and real lace, the
latter being among her bridal gifts. MISS
Grace Colyer of New York. as maid OF
honor. wore white embroidered batiSte over
pink taffeta and carried pink flowers. Mrs.
Andrews wore a becoming costume of gray
eolienne. Mr.. George Greenwood Andrews
gave his sisters hand in marriage. The
ceremony took place in bower of palms
and flowers arranged in the bay window.
An informal reception followed and Mr..
and Mrs. Marvin left later In the evening
for bridal trip and will make their future
home in Schenectady. a number of out-of-
town friends were here for the wedding.
The Violet Circle Club gave an Easter
musicale to its secretary, Miss Katie Bar
rett. at her residence. 400 l. street south
west, last evening. The room was hand
somely decorated with Easter lilies and
palms, and each member wore a bunch OF
violets- The musicale opened with
chorus by the club girls A piano duet by
Miss Katie Barrett and Miss Marguerite
Berger followed. Piano solos were given
by Miss Elsie Dyer, Miss Kate Barrett and
Miss Marguerite Berger; vocal solos by
Miss Mabel Leblanc and Miss Ella Crowley
and a vocal duet by Misses Lille Bailey
and Elsie Dyer, after which refreshments
were served Those present were Messrs.
Jones, Rhett Donaldson, Clayton Donald
son. John Barrett. Edward Barrett, Martin
Dyer, Charlie Barber, Walter Nelson, Jo-
seph Nelson, Wallace Nelson. Garnet Mel
son; Misses Agnes Berger, treasurer; Mar
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president; Ella Crowley, assistant secre-
tary; Elsie Dyer. Lille Bailey, Marie Mel
son, Bernie Hopkins. Ella Watson. Mary
Hamill, Mary German, Maggie Crowley,
Annie Crowley, Irene Berger, Regina
ODonnell, Elsie Mollin and Nina Thomp-
son.
At the marriage of Miss Priscilla Alden
Nicolson. daughter of Mrs. Ncolson and the
late Lieut.. John Ormond Nieolson, L. S. N.
to Mr.. Justin Morrill, Chamberlin at 4
o'clock today at st. Margaret's Church,
large party will attend the bride. Miss
Miss Gertrude schaeffer, Miss Deborah
Halsey Miss Ruth Bowyer, Miss Margaret
Warfeld, Miss Elizabeth Reed of New
York, Miss May Phelps and Miss Elenor
hamberin are to be bridesmaids. The
bride will be escorted by her fathers
friend. Commander Bowyer, and Mr.. Cor
nell S. Hawley will be best man. The
ushers will include Messrs. James Morrill,,
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Hugh B. Rowland, Henry Randall Ashby.
Edward S. Duvall, Daniel w. Baker and
LIE Roy Chamberlin. small reception will
follow at the LenoX.
Mr.. David Miller owen of Lunenburg.
Nova Scotia announces the engagement of
his niece, Miss Florence NJ. w. Ruggles, TO
Mr.. Nathan Heard, formerly of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs D. Solomonsohn, 5o4 NJ
street northwest, announce the bar mitzroh
of their son Max tomorrow "wednesday
at the Eighth Street Temple.
The board of lady managers of the
Eastern Dispensary and Casualty Hospital
have sent out invitations generally to
reception TO be given at the hospital build
tomorrow wednesday, evening, from to
II O'Clock 1t is desired that all persons in
terested in the charitable work of the in
stitution Will attend.
There was a large gathering to witness
the marriage last night at the First Con
gregational Church of Miss Alice Hewes
Peabody and Mr. Harris Perley Gould.
Palms and Easter lilies decked the plat
form and the aisles were spanned by arches
of apple blossoms. Two matrons of honor
preceded the brde-Mrs. Carlton Roy Ball
of this city and Mrs. Frederick Lincoln
Edmands Of Boston-who wore their we'd
ding dresses and carried Easter lilies. The
bride wore white eolienne and carried
maidenhair fern. Her veil was of tulle
Mr. Carlton Roy Ball of this city was best
man, and the ushers were Mr.. Frederick
Lincoln Edmands of Boston, Mr.. William
Francis Garden, Mr.. Duncan Stuart, Mr..
Jacob Otto Belz. Mr.. Frank Charles Schroe-
der and Mr.. Frederick Russell Peneber, all
of this city A reception to relatives ana
intimate friends followed at the home of
Mr. and Mrs William Lawrence Peabody,
the parents of the bride. After their we'd
ding trip Mr. and Mrs Gould will be at
q their friends at Ia w street.
Admiral and Mrs. George Dewey Wis
tied Antietam battlefield Sunday, inspect
ing the monuments and other points OF In
terest They were the guests of DR.. and
Mrs. Crawford at the old historic Morgan
country place, near Sheperdstown, Just
across the Potomac river from the battle
field.