Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-05
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Continued from Fifth Pase.)

Ter. The bride was escorted by her father
and was preceded by her sister. Mrs. b. j.
| Smith. jr., as matron of honor. Mr.. Frank
| lin A. Gibbons was best man. The bride
was daintily dressed IN white lace, made
over chiffon and silk, and a wreath of
orange blossoms held her tulle veil. Mrs.
Smith wore pompadour blue silk and lace,
blue aigrette in her hair. and carried bou-
| quet of Golden Gate roses. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eberiy afterward received the bridal party
and the personal friends of the two families
at their home on H street, where the young
couple received congratulations in the flow
er-decked parlor. The numerous wedding
| gifts were displayed In an adjoining room.
After a northern trip Mr.. and Mrs. Boss
| will be at home in the Baltimore after Oc-
| tober 25.
DR.. Samuel H. Greene of Calvary Baptist
| Church performed the marriage ceremony
Silsby. 1861 Yale street. for Miss Jessie
Louise Nelson and Mr.. John Barber of
Woodbury., N. ]. The bride was attended
by Miss Ethel Foster. and Mr.. Duncan
Jacques was best man. The bride, who was
escorted by her father. Mr.. Aaron H. Nelson
OF Chicago, wore white crepe de chine.
trimmed with duchesse lace. her tulle veil
being held with orange blossoms. She car
| ried bride roses. The maid of honor wore
pink null and carried bridesmaid roses.
| Master Wilson Silsby and little Miss Flor
ence Sissy were ribbon bearers. recep-
tion followed the ceremony. after which the
bride and bridegroom left for their wedding
| trip or three weeks. They will be at home
| at the Howard after November 10.
Miss Lottie A. Colburn and Mr.. Maurice
Homiiler both OF this city, were married
mortal Presbyterian Church. Baltimore, by
the pastor, Rev. John Timothy Stone. The
bride was attended by her sister. After
| the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Homiller left for
| short tour before coming here to live.
Last night at the First Congregational
Nh,,No
| els Manon Shore were married by Rev. s.
| M Newman. Rainbow colors were follow
ed in the decorations of the edifice and the
bridesmaids dresses. The church choir sang
| the Lohengrin wedding march as the bridal
| party entered. The bride was escorted by
| her father, Mr.. George Newton, and was
dressed in white crepe de chine and point
| lace and carried shower bouquet of roses
and lilies of the valley. She wore a large
| white hat trimmed with plumes. Miss
| Grace Ross as maid of honor wore violet
| net over silk the same shade and carried
violets. Her hat showed the same color
| ing. The bridesmaids and groomsmen held
| flower arches under which the bride pass
ed to the platform The couples paired off
| as follows: Clara Waller, wearing white
| organdie over yellow silk, with Mr.. Edward
| Reed; Miss Rose Oaks, in lavender crepe
de chine. with Mr.. Pettis Miss Katherine
| Gibbs in green net over silk, with Mr. 4.
Lloyd White: Miss Mae Oaks. in pink
crepe de chine, with Mr.. Omar Stuter; Miss
| Helen Skinner, in blue net, with Mr..
| CHdrieS hyQef. MI. Delmar Stutler was
| pest man. Souvenirs from the bridegroom
| to the ushers were gold scarf pins and from
I the bride to her attendants, gold hatpns.
After the wedding THERE was a supper for
the wedding party at the home of the
brides parents, So Quincy place northeast,
after which the young couple left on a we'd
| ding journey.
Miss Marie Anna HUM, daughter of Mr.
| Ferdinand HUM of Capitol Hill, was mar
RED yesterday at high noon to Mr.. Francis
| William Fleischmann of New York at st.
| Joseph's parish house, Rev. Father " f.
| Schmitt officiating. The bride wore a
stylish gown of navy blue broadcloth with
vesting of duchess point lace and a Gains
borough hat to match. Mr.. and Mrs
| Flefschmann left on an afternoon train for
| a trip to Boston, Canada and New York
| and will be at home to their friends in
| Jersey City, November 10.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Neale
youngest daughter of the late Judge and
Mrs Hamilton Neale of Virginia. to ].
| Lawrence Hyde of New York took place
| last night at the residence of Dr. and Mrs
| Z. l.. Demarest 16 Sth street southeast
tha latter sister of the bride. Rev.
James B. Craighll, uncle of the bride Of
| ficiated. Mr.. Hamilton Neale escorted his
sister, and Miss Edith E. Hyde sister of
| the groom, was the maid of honor. She
wore white net over green silk and carried
white carnations The bridesmaids were
| Miss Mabel Owen and Miss Hattie Haskell
| of New York. who wore white net over
white silk and carried pink carnations The
! best man was Mr.. Edward A. Hyde, brother
of the groom
Mrs. c. S. Demarest was assisted by Mrs.
John Hyde and Mrs Hamilton Neale The
former wore corn-colored silk muslin Mrs
Hyde was in gray silk and Mrs Neale wore
! white crepe de chine The bride wore white
| silk mousseline, a tulle veil and carried
| a shower bouquet of bride roses. Miss
Olive L. Demarest played the wedding
| march The rooms were profusely deao-
| rated with ferns palms and cosmos blooms
| A buffet supper was served before the de-
! parture of the couple for their bridal Jour-
| ney. They will be at home after November
| ! at 1o0 South Broadway. Yonkers, N Y
| The marriage of Miss Mabel Clare Money.
daughter of Senator and Mrs. Money of
Mississippi and Dr. VIM. Whitney Kitchen
of Buffalo, N. Y, last evening at the
Church of the Covenant was attended by q
large gathering of the friends of the
couple, southern residents as we'll as repre-
sentatives of the musical circles of this
city being numerous. Rev. TeuniS S. Ham,
lin officiated. the bride being escorted to
the platform by her father and attended by
Mrs. Tom Hall as matron of honor The
ushers, who seated the guests and pre-
coded the bridal party up and down the
aisle, were Mr.. Hunter Armat Mr. Thomas
Armat, Mr.. Harry V. d. King and Mr..
Raymond Acton. all of this city. Lieut. T.
P. Magruder, U. S. N, a cousin of the
bride; was best man. Fall flowers. cosmos
principally, with ferns and palms. adorned
the platform, and the family pews were
marked off with white satin ribbon The
bride was very beautifully dressed in white
crepe de chine, with trimmings of duchess
lace. Lilies of the valley wreathed her veil
and she carried roses and lilies of the
valley The bridegroom's gift, a necklace
or diamonds and pearls, was also worn
Mrs. Hall wore her wedding gown of three
years ago, with touch of pink aided by
garland of roses and a wreath of the
same flowers in her hair. The couple left
last night Tor a honeymoon trip before pro-
ceedtng to their home in Buffalo
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph w Ward of this civ
have issued invitations for the marriage Of
their daughter, Gertrude Alice and Mr.
Aloysius Etienne Offutt, Wednesday even
ing, October %. 1905 at o'clock. at ST
PauFs Church. 18th and streets