Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-28


at 113 4th street northeast Miss Blanche
Judson was maid of honor and MIR James G.
HOLSTER best
Misses Florence and Lucie Mortimer OF
1141 New Hampshire avenue. left this
morning for Fort Smelling, MINI. where
they will spend the summer with their
brother, Lieut.. Charles G. Mortimer, U.
S. A.
ding than that 'rhich took place in the
Primitive Baptist Church, North Fork, Va,
at noon, Wednesday, June 7, when Ber-
tha daughter of Mr. and Mrs James
E. Ratcliffe of North Fork and Dr. Leigh
ton Van B. Marschalk of this city were
married. The bride was given away by her
father and wore dainty gown of point
d'esprit over white silk and a bridal
veil held in place by wreath of orange
blossoms. She carried bouquet of white
roses tied with gauZe ribbon.
Miss Goldie Brooks of Lecs5urg. Va. was
maid of honor. and wore white chiffon cloth
and carried a shower bouquet of pink carna
tons.
The bridesmaids were Misses Bessye and
Daisy Shry of Lucketts, Va, and Miss
Louise Alderman of Pensacola. Fla. They
wore white muslin and carried shower bou-
quets of daisies and ferns
Elder J. T. Norten of this city officiated.
The best man Mr.. John Hosmer Buck
ingham of Deep River. Conn. The ushers
were Mr.. Paul Yoder of this city, Mr.. Frank
Montgomery of indianapolis. Ind, and Mr..
Ray Tingle of Cleveland. Ohio. The two
little flower girls-Mss Marion Marschalk,
daughter of Dr. w. A. Marschaik of this
city, and Miss Thelma Howison of this city,
cousin of the bride-daintily dressed in
point desprit over pink silk, preceded the
bride, forming aisle within the daisy
covered arches which stretched the entire
length of the church.
Lohengrins wedding march was beauti-
fully rendered by Mrs. Caroline Kendrick of
mis- Mo- ,nln ,aI
during the ceremony, with Memberships
wedding march as a occasional
A large number of guests were invited to
attend the wedding lunch, and a taste and
care in floral decoration equal to that of the
stately old church was exercised in the
dining room. Many handsome presents
were received. During the afternoon DR..
and Mrs. Marschalk bid farewell to their
many friends for a tour through southern
Canada and New York; then, after week
at Atlantic City they will return to Wash
ington.
Mr. and Mrs NJ c. Ray Cough and their
little son left the city Thursday for their
summer home on the coast of Massachu-
sets.
Mrs. Mcknight Moses is settled In her cot
tage in South Bristol, Me, and has with
her as guests Mr.. and Mrs. and Miss Prem
tiss, from Philadelphia. Mrs. Moses is in
excellent health again.
The marriage of Miss Anne Maude Law
renee to Mr.. Edward Wade Ball of Ballston,
Va, will take place Thursday, June 20. 8
O'Clock pm, at Christ Ep scopal Church,
Georgetown, d. G.
Trinity M. E. Church was the scene of a
very attractive double wedding on Monday,
June 26, the contracting parties being Miss
l.. Louise Reaney, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Reaney. formerly of Baltimore
Md, and Mr. Frank E. Young of Altoona
Pa, and Miss Alice Y. Sherer of Hoboken
N. j., and Mr.. Lindenberger Reaney
brother of the first bride. The Rev. ]. c.
Nicholson oficiated at both weddings. The
bridesmaids of both were Miss Golden
Reaney, sister of the first bride, and Miss
Alice Sherer. Miss Alva Reaney also a sis
ter of the first bride, acted maid of honor
for both. Mr. Elmo S. Springmann was
groomsman for both.
Miss L. Louise Reaney, the first BRIDE
was handsomely gowned in white chiffon
null over white silk her tulle veil being
caught with lilies of the valley Her only
ornament was a diamond cross, worn at
her mothers wedding, and a string of pearls
around her neck. Miss Alice Sherer, the
second bride, looked very sweet in French
white silk organdie over taffeta. with lilies
Of the valley in her hair Both brides
red bride roses. Miss Golden and Alya
Reaney wore white organdie and white silk
girdles and carried sweet peas. After cor
CALCULATIONS and amid showers of rice Mr..
and Mrs Young left for trip to Philadel-
phia, Atlantic City, and will return by way
and handsome presents Each groom acted
as best man for the other.
A marriage that will occasion surprise to
her host of friends occurred this morning
a. IL o'clock at ST. Patrick's Roman Cath
Ollie Church. when Miss Edith Callaghan,
second daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. orc.
Callaghan. became the wife of Mr.. James
OReilly Kuhn, jr, son of Mr. and Mrs
James O'Reilly Kuhn, ST.. all of this city,
AS no invitations were issued the ceremony
VI a n o. and nc yNntf nrr, nd
by the Rev. DR.. d. j. Stafford rector of ST.
Patricks Church, assisted by Rev Father
Michigan, one of the assistant rectors. Only
the immediate relatives of the bride and
groom were present. The attractive bride
was handsomely attired in a wedding gown
of white lace and silk and wore a becoming
picture hat She carried white carnations.
Miss Madeline Callaghan. the brides young
esq sister. atfired in pink and white. was
the maid of honor and carried pink carna-
tions, while a brother of the groom Mr..
Joseph A. Kuhn. was best man. After the
marriage the bridal party returned to the
residence of the BRIDE GIG 18th street north