Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-19

terday, when Miss Mamie Crane Smith OF
this city and ST. Mary's county. Nd. be-
came the bride of Mr.. Walter N. Danner
of Augusta county, Va. The church was
decorated with autumn flowers. and the
handsome bride was becomingly attired in a
going away gown OF brown broadcloth with
picture hat to match and carried bride
roses. Mrs. Oscar Henrichs of Denver
Col. sister of the bride. gowned in cream
crepe de chine and lace and carrying
bridesmaid roses. acted as matron of honor.
while Mr. William A. Danner of Richmond
Va. served best man for his brother
Mr.. Logan Smith of this city gave the
bride away. The rector, Rev. Mr.. Snyder.
joined the couple. the lowering day burst
Ing into sunshine just as the service was
concluded. Mr.. and Mrs. Danner left inn
mediate!y after the ceremony for an extern
sfve northern trip, after which they will
make their home in Augusta county
Mr.. and Mrs Marion w Bohrer an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Beulah Eloise. to Mr. John Bowcock Thrift.
Wednesday, October IS. Washington ID. G..
AT home after November 10, S05 b street
southeast
Capt. and Mrs. T. B. Amiss and their
son, I. B. Amiss, jr., have taken apart
ments at the Plymouth
Maj. Gen. Geo. w. Davis and his daugh-
ters, Miss Elise Atocho Davis and Miss Zoe
Ammen Davis have taken an apartment at
Viz iSNS'Nt "hOiS tiSS VIII SBciiN Riit VIII
ter
Miss Lulah Brightwell leaves today for
New York city to join her sister for a fort
night. From there they will visit their
friend, Miss Helen A. Place. at Fishkill-on-
Hudson.
Miss Grace Tierney Speich. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Speich. and Mr..
Robert John Sabin were married yesterday
at the home of the brides parents by Rev.
George F. Dudley of ST. Stephens p. +.
Church. The bride was attended by her
sister. Miss Anna Speich. and the best man
was Mr.. Emanuel SPEECH, jr formerly of
Sutton. Neb Only the nearest relatives of
the family were present. After the cere-
mony wedding breakfast was served, the
couple leaving on an afternoon train for
Bloomington, ILL.,. and their future home.
Hastings, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Foster have been
called to Indiana by the death of the only
sister of the former, Mrs. Alexander Cliff
ford. daughter of the deceased Is the
wife of Mr.. CONFESS Shepherd. son OF the
late Alexander Shepherd of this city
Mr. and Mrs George Westinghouse and
Mr.. Alexander q; Cptegraph of Pittsburg
are to leave Erskine Park, Lenox Mass.
about November l for New York. and on
November 10 they will sail for Europe to
spend most of the winter in London and
Paris
The charge d'affaires of the Mexican en-
bassy and Nine. Godoy have leased the
residence No 1927 street and will take
possession in a few days.
The marriage yesterday afternoon at st.
Margaret's Church of Miss Madeline Whit
side and Lieut.. Archibald Miller was a
beautiful event with those nearest and
dearest to the contracting parties as wit
nesses. The chancel was profusely adorned
with palms and white chrysanthemums, and
while the church was full of the melody
of the wedding march the bride, attended
by her brother. Lieut.. Warren Whitside.
passed up the aisle DR.. Matthew Delaney.
L. s. A. Lieut.. Gilbert Smith. L. S. A.. and
Mr. Victor Whitside were the ushers. The
bride in her sweeping dress of white chif-
fon cloth and point lace tulle veil and
tiara of pearls and other superb pearl or ,
naments, was an ideal picture OF youthIui
grace and comeliness. Lieut.. and MIS- MIL
Ter will make an extensive tour before pro-
ceeding to the formers station at Fort
Meade, s. ID.
The home of Mr.. A. E. L. Leckie, 1850
Harvard street was the scene OF qulet
wedding ceremony last evening, Wheh hie
sister. Miss Emma Pollock Leckie, was
married to Mr.. Joseph winston cox, d
prominent young lawyer of this city. OW-
ing to the recent death of brother OF the
bride there were no attendants, ana 'he
bridal party was limited to relatives anu
most intimate friendS. Inc ceIeiloiIy ",s
performed at 1880 o'clock by Rev. Donald
G MacI cod pastor of the First Prespy-
terrain Church, of which the brloe Is d
member The house was decorated with
Mains and white and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. the bay window being banked with
palms and greens and forming a bower IN
which the contracting parties stood during
the ceremony. The bride, VINO was gwen
in marriage by her brother. Mr.. a. r. L.
I,eckie was becomingly attired in Paris
gown of white satin crepe de cmne, Trim
med with rose point lace, and wore a tune
veil held in place by cluster or orange
blossoms Her bouquet was shower or
bride roses and lilies Of the valley her
only ornament the gift of the groom, was
a magnificent brooch of pearls and dia-
monds, with large opal in the center. Inc
mother of the bride. Mrs. Catherine Leckle.
of this city was gowned in black satin,
trimmed with black point lace; sister OF
the bride. Mrs. Schiesmayer, who came
from California to be present at the cere-
white lace Misses Agnes and Anna
I,eckie also sisters of the bride, wore
gowns of cream wolfe and yellow organize,
with foundations of six.
Mr. and Mrs Cox were the recipients OF
many handsome gifts. They left on a late
train for an extended southern tour, and
will return to this city about December /,
when they will be at home to their friends
ar l4a3 Sheridan avenue. The brides going
AVIAN gown was of dark green imperial
broadcloth, with hat to match.
the Church of the Reformation Mrs. Clara
c. EEason and Mr.. Daniel Nj. Reed were
ma FRIED by Rev. w. L. Parson. Only few
nersonal friends of the bride were present,
the couple leaving soon afterWard for Nj
agara Falls.