Evening star., 1905-10-20

EDWARD j. walsh The wedding, which Is
to be quiet one, Will take place in Mo-
ye1nber.
On Wednesday evening. October Is. Rev.
Father Caughy performed the marriage
ceremony for Miss Isabelle I. Fitzgerald
and Mr.. Junnis p. Hall of Benson. n. C.
The bride was very becomingly attired In
blue wolfe suit, with hat and gloves to
garet Is. Mattey of New York. Mr.. Joseph
A. Fitzgerald. brother of the bride. was
pest man. Owing to recent Illness in the
ramiiy only the relatives were present.
Mr. Clayton E. Emig has gone to Ne
vada. California and New Mexico for sew
erai weeks. with the assistant attorney of
.he Department of Justice. on business
pending in the Court of Claims.
"A pretty wedding was solemnized at ST.
stephens rectory Wednesday. October rs,
at S:lo O'Clock, when Miss Claudia T. Hefr-
ner and Mr.. Thomas ]. Shreve both OF
Dlckerson, Nd, were married The bride
was attired in white null with lace trim
Ilihgs and carried large bouquet of bride
roses Owing to a recent death In the
FAMILY of the bride no invita- tions were is
sued The ceremony was performed by
rather ,h r r. Williams in the presence Of
na I'LL inl'neo,ate relatives of the contracting
parties. The bride the recipient of
many handsome presents. Mr. and Mrs
Shreve. after short honeymoon, will make
'heir future home at Dickersoi,, Nd
The wedding Wednesday nigh, of Mics
EIlzabeth L. Galliher and Mr. Leonard
ferry West was an affair of unusual in
.eIest e TO large circle of friends and
1rSEiatlVes: Ihe ceremony took place at
wesley Chapel 5th and F streets north
west, which was profusely decorated with
pa!ms ferns. white chrysanthemums and
autumn foliage. The bride escorted NV
her father. Mr.. William T. Galliher and
preceded by her attendants entered from
the south door, while the groom follow
ing the ushers and escorted by the best
man, entered from the north door meet
ing at the chancel, where the ceremony
was performed by the Rev. J. Fred Heisse.
ID, or Baltimore, assisted by the Rev
w w. M. ferguson, pastor of the church
ne pride wore a princess gown of ivory
chlHon cloth over chiffon and silk trim
med IN princess lace. Her veil of tulle
was held In place with orange blossoms
nna anu aiamond brooch. She also wore a
pearl and diamond pendant the gift of
the groom, and carried a shower bouquet
or lilies of the valley and brides roses
MISS Annie Galifher, sister of the bride.
was maid Oh honor and was goWned In
cream silk, point d'esprft over tafYeta
trimmed in cream lace Her only orna-
ment was string of gold beads the gift
OF the bride She carried white chrys-
antnemums and maidenhair fern tied
with white ribbon. The bridesmaids
were Miss Anna e. Johnson and Miss ETA
hlchardson, in entire costumes of pale
blue, and Miss Constance L. Roy and Miss
Ethel Dumont, in delicate pink Each
carried large clusters of white chrys-
anthemums and maidenhair fern tied with
rlopon to match their gowns. Little Miss
Dorothy West, in dainty white orRandie
and lace, and carrying a tray of lilies of
the valley and chrysanthemums was
hover girl. Both the bridesmaids and
mower girl wore gold bracelets, the gifts
of the bride. Mr. William H. West a
cousin of the groom. was best man, and
the ushers were Messrs Chas Merz of
baltimore Alvin Muehleisen, George Pot
ter and William G. Galliher, brother Of
the bride Mrs. Galliher wore a gown of
French heliotrope, trimmed with duch-
esse lace, and Mrs. West, the groom's
mother. wore gray messaline satin and
lace. After the service at the church a
reception for the bridal party. relatives
and intimate friends was held at the
home of the brides parents, 20S Maryland
avenue northeast. The decorations of the
brides roses and southern smilax in the
parlors, with the dining room and IL
brary in pink roses, cosmos and smilax
After the reception Mr. and Mrs West
left for bridal trip north. The bride
wore travelling gown of dark green
broadcloth, trimmed in embroidered
white leather They will be at home at
northwest, after December 1.
Mrs. James Paul O'Shea who has been
the guest of Miss Leonard, 1421 w street
northwest, for the past fortnight leaves
for her home in New York city tomor-
row morning. Mrs. O'Shea will be pleas
antly remembered by host of Washing
ton friends Miss Itza Won Rodenstein.
Mrs. S. w. Cans is celebrating her
efghty-frst birthday today, and her ad-
vanced years find her as sprightly as she
was thirty years ago, being able to walk
rapidly, read without her glasses, and in
fact, to take the same interest in what
transpires about her ever she dio.
Many congratulations have been extended
to her.
Miss Elizabeth Ball and Frank W. How
son, both of Capitol Hill, were married in
Alexandra Saturday evening. October II.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
riage of Miss Florence Lena Lowry to Mr..
James Edward Gill, at the Ninth Street
Christian Church, Thursday evening" Octo-
ber &c. Rev. E. B. Bagby will officiate.