Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS HUNT AND DIR. NEWTON
MARRIED AT EPIPHANY.
Miss Keane and Mr.. Walsh Also at
Church, and Bremer-C Carroll Nup-
tials Home Event.

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| the invited guests were limited to relatives
| and close personal friends-only the nearest
| and dearest to the contracting parties be-
| ing asked to participate. Sunshine, an al
NEST unclouded sky, and the exhilarating
| Influences of the first wintry days were
| pleasant accomplishments to all the sur
| roundings Of today's brides and grooms.
| The marriage of Miss Cornelia Ridgely
| Hunt, daughter of the late William Henry
! Hunt, former minister to Russia and Sec
rotary Of the Navy in President GarfteIds
| cabinet to DR.. William X. Newton of Pat
erson. N. j.. at Epiphany Church, at noon.
| was attended by a galaxy of the notables
| of former days, as we'll as those prominent
| in public and social life at this time. The
| bride went to the altar escorted by her
| brother. Lieut.. Ridgely Hunt, U. 8. NJ and
| her other -four brothers and their wives,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hunt of New York,
! Pay Director and Mrs. Livingston Hunt,
| U. s. N: Mr.. and Mrs Gaillard Hunt and
! the ex-governor of Porto Rico, Judge Will
| lam III. Hunt of Montana, and Mrs. Hunt,
| with Mrs. Ridgely Hunt We're also present
| The bridal costume was of white velvet
| trimmed with Bruges lace, her veil being
| of the same lace. Instead of flowers she
| carried a white prayer book, which was
| used in the marriage service by Rev. DR..
| McKim, rector of Epiphany, who was as
| sisted by Rev DR.. Hamilton of ST. PauIs
| Church, Paterson, of which the bridegroom
4 of today is senior warden.
A wedding breakfast followed at the
| brides old home on Rhode Island avenue,
| which was attended by fifty or sixty rela-
| tives and personal friends, Mrs. Garfield,
| widow of President Garfield; Mrs. Hobart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh being
among the number. Late TINS AFTERNOON
DIR. and Mrs. Newton left for an ex-
| tended tour, and upon its completion VIII
| take up their. residence in Paterson, the
| house and its contents having been among
DR.. Newton's wedding gifts to his bride.
| The place is within a few doors OF MIS-
Hobart's home; SO that the friendship
Which existed between them during the
| latters residence in this city may be hap
| numerous and valuable, and In most IN
stances took the easily handled and most
desirable form of checks.
| The marriage of Miss Margaret keane
| and Mr. Edward j. Walsh at noon today
at st. Pauls Church was largely ATTENDED
| by the friends of the couple, although no
| formal invitations We're Issued, owing ~
| the mourning which both contracting fam
| lilies are observing. The sanctuary was set
| with palms and the high altar was pro
| fusely adorned with roses and chrysanshe-
NUNS. The ushers, who seated the guests
| and afterward preceded the bridal party to
| the chancel were Mr.. r. Edwin Joyce,
| Mir. Thomas J. Fisher Mr.. Henry w. Reed
and Mr.. A A. Hoehling, )r. me otiue
| was escorted to the altar by her brother
| Mr. Michael A Keane, and was ATTENDED
| by her sister, Miss Katharine Keane, as
! maid of honor DR.. John F. Moran was
| best man.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
| rather Dacey at st. Elizabeth's Church,
Baltimore, a cousin of the bride ana o9ne a
| cergymen in the sanctuary We're Rev'
| Father O'Rourke of ST. Dominic's. Rev.
| Father Healy of the Catholic University,
| Rev Father Fink. S. J., of st. Aloysfus'
| Rev Father Mackin of St Pauls and Kew.
| Father Carroll of Brooklyn. n. Y.
hri5 is highly accomplished
| and most attractive in person and manner,
was elegantly gowned In White cl!on cioth:
richly embroidered in pattern OF mes OF
| the valley done in seed pearls. me TRIM
| ming of the bodice was in rose point, ana
her tulle veil was crowned with orange
| blossoms. Her shower bouquet was OF
| white orchids and lilies of the valley. MISS
Katharine Keane wore very modisn gown
| of white crepe de chine, a mauve hat trim
| med with plumes, and she carried pou-
| ouet of nlauVe orchids
| The bridal marty relatives, clergymen
| and few personal friends went afterward
| to Rauschers for the wedding breakfast.
| The newly married couple received congrat-
ulations in a palm bower arranged In the
tower window of the ballroom. The rest
| of the spacious suite was equally taste,
| fully and profusely decorated with ran
| left this afternoon for wedding trip, ana
upon their return to town will be at the
| Grafton until the apartment now belng TUT
| nished is ready for occupancy. The bride
Keane and of Mrs. Ellen I: keane OF 2ol4
| Columbia road, was the recipient of superb
| wedding gifts. which have been shown her
| friends for the past few days.
| The marriage of Miss Maude Clifton Bre-
| mer and Mr.. William S. Carroll took place
| at noon today at the residence or the
| brides mother, Mrs. William Nj. Bremen,
| 1909 10Th street northwest. The ceremony
| was performed by the Rev Teunis ham
| lin, pastor of the Church or the Covenant
| of he
| of white satin and old Venetian point lace.
| Her maid OF honor, Miss Grace Carroll,
! daughter of the groom, Wore pale piue
| crepe de chine. The bride was given III
| marriage by her elder brother, Mr.. Theo-
dore Bremen of Brookline, Mass After the
ceremony wedding breakfast was served
| The bride is well known in social circles In
| this city and in Boston, where her motnef
| as Miss Wealthea Malbon, was great
| belle She has lived abroad SO much since
| childhood that Boston social circles nave
| known little of her except during her VISITS
| home In the summer. Her father was the
| late William H. Bremen, who in his time
| was orc OF the best-known Boston mer-
| chants. Mr.. Carroll is a well-known mem
| Der of the Metropolitan Club, and a mem
| her of the Carroll family of Maryland, and
has lived in Washington for several years.
/ In 1893 he was consul general to Dresden,
| Germany. The couple will reside at the
| home of Mr. Carroll, 1909 Massachusetts
| avenue.
Miss Foraker gave luncheon yesterday
/ in honor of the Misses Ellis of New Or
| leans, who are visiting the Misses Cotton.
| The other guests besides the latter were
Mrs Arthur Lee, Mrs. Frederick L. Chaplin,
| Mrs. Lee Phillips. Mrs William Gordon
| Crawford, Miss Hildegarde McKenna, Miss
| Satterlee Miss Annie Wheeler. Miss Chris
| tine Owen, Miss Sargent Miss Ffoulke,
| Miss Enrol Brown, Miss Fitch and Miss
| Mason of New York. The Misses Colt on
| gave theater and supper party for their
| guests last night.
| Miss Walker Martinez was a guest yes
| terday at the marriage in Baltimore of
| Miss Bertha Helena Parker and Mr.. George
| r. Sloan. jr.
| Miss Stella Riley and her sister Florence
| have returned to Wayne junction, PhiIa-
: delphia after stay of four days in Wash
| ington.
| Mrs. Rose 8. Stinzing and daughter Ma
| RE accompanied by her sister Florence G.
WEIGH, will leave tonight for Denver, Colo.
| Mrs. Stnzing goes to Denver for the BEN
| eft of her health.