Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-21

| ing suspended above the center. A linen
| shower followed the luncheon. Among
| those present were Mesdames Hubbard,
Riffel Grenn:g. copenhaver Stewart. Will
| Jams and Misses Rirei Dom. Lisson hub
| bard, Bause and Nellie and Bertha hey
| noids.
Mrs. W. d. Kerr and Miss Mamie Zim-
| norman have gone to Atlantic City. n. J.
Mr. and Mrs George t. Motley of Wien
| tia. Kan. are the guests Of MIR. and Mrs
| j. ID. Hospital al the Kingston.
Rev John v Schaick. jr. officiated at the
marriage last night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William F. Roberts brother-in-law and
sister of the bride. of Miss Maud Moore and
| Mr.. Hal s. Huribut. Miss Edna Roberts,
niece OF the bride. and Miss Louisa Hurlbut,
niece of the bridegroom. attended the
couple. both dressed in dainty white ana
| wearing pink sweet pea wreaths. The par
| lor very profusely decorated. and the
ceremony took place in a bower of flowers
The bride wore embroidered white crepe
and old lace. diamond ornaments, tulle
veil and carried bride roses and lilies of the
| valley. Mr.. Willard Moore was best man.
After their honeymoon jaunt Mr.. and Mrs
| Hurlbut will go to Cleveland, Ohio to live.
Miss Anna Mabel Gill and Mr.. William Fl.
Swank of Jersey City were married last
| night at the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church Rev. F. ID. Power officiating, in
presence of a large gathering of friends
The ushers were Messrs. Joseph Levy Ed
l t. /.
j. Fisher. The brides only attendant was
her sister. Mrs. Fisher who prettily
dressed in white crepe de chine and carried
| pink roses. The bride was escorted by her
| father Mr.. Edward c. Gill. and was dressed
| in white satin and point lace, tuie veil
land orange blossoms and carried bride roses.
Only intimate friends joined the bridal party
later at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gill for
| the reception. Later the newly married
couple left for the north. They will live in
| Jersey City.
4 The marriage of Miss Fannie Stuart Lee.
| daughter of Mr.. William F. Lee of Manas-
| sas. Va, and Mr.. William alexander
| Henry of Ontario, Canada, took place at
| Mount Vernon Place Church last evening at
| s o'clock, the Rev. William French Locke
| performing the ceremony. The bride wore
| very becoming gown OF Paris muslin.
| deliberately trimmed with lace and inser-
| ton, and carried shower bouquet of bride
| roses and lilies OF the valley After the
| ceremony a luncheon was served at the
| home of the brides cousin. Mrs. Clinton h
| Tucker, GAS c street northeast AT late
| hour the couple left for a tour through
Canada. stopping by way OF Niagara.
capitoI Hill was the scene of a. very
| pretty home wedding last evening, when
| Miss Lulu Christine Hell became the prIue
| of Mr. Clyde Austen Wood. The kew. Ds'
| Ferguson of Wesley M. E. Church offlciated.
| Palms and white marguerites made most
! effective setting. As the bridal party ao
vanced the Lohengrin wedding march vas
\
| PLAYED a favorite selection during the cere-
| mony. The bride wore becoming gown OF
{, white silk and lace and carried a oouque'
| OF roses Her niece and only attenoant
| Miss Marjorie He'll wore a dainty white
| frocL and carried pink roses. Mr.. and Mrs:
| Wood left last evening for trip north ana
| upon their return will take up their resi-
| dence in this city.
| Miss Catherine Quigley and Mr.. Rudolph
| Merward were married YESTERDAY oy tie
~ n y
| Church. After a short trip to Atlantic City
| and Phifadelphia they will be at home 10
| their friends after July 1.
Former Secretary Paul Morton. his wife
| and daughter were passengers aooard Lhe
| Kaiserine yesterday and are going to CARTS
bad for a lengthy stay
Mr. and Mrs Perry Belmont who are
| now in Paris, gave dinner there last night
| for the former Queen of Naples Mrs. NC
| Co, mick wife of the American ambassador;
| Nine Paternotre and Mr.. Craig Wadsworth
were among the guests best known on this
| side.
| Miss Ellen Theresa Connors. daughter Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Connors, ana Mr.,
| Thomas A. Dawson were married yester-
1 day at O'Clock in St. Patrick's Catholic
| Church. Rev. DR.. Stafford offlciated A
nuptial mass followed. at which Rev
| Father McGuigan was celebrant.
| The bridal attendants were Miss Annie
| Cecilia Connors. younger sister of the
| bride; Mr.. Joseph A. Hurney, who served
| as best man, and the ushers, John Francis
| Connors brother of the bride; Edwin Hunt,
| John J. Kiley and Clarence Lee.
| The bride was escorted by her father and
wore white satin and lace, a tullle veeil and
a coronet of orange blossoms Her shower
bouquet was of roses and lilies of the val
ley. The bridesmaid in embroidered
| white batiste and lace. and wore a large
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. Connors before the
| departure of the couple TO IA northern trip.
| They will live at 631 Elliott street north
east.
| Col and Mrs R. G. Rutherford of 1911
| 10Th street northwest are summering at
| Glen Allan. Gaithersburg, Montgomery
| county, Maryland
| In Philadelphia yesterday Miss Ellen NJ.
w. Williams was married to George D. Nc
| Crear, jr, son of Representative and Mrs.
| McCreary.
The bride wore white satin trimmed with
family lace. Her tulle veil caught
| with orange blossoms and she carried a
| bouquet of lilies of the valley. Miss Edith
.Bruen was the maid of honor and the
| bridesmaids were Miss Caroline Welsh, Miss
| Dorothy Mather. Miss Ellen Godfrey, Miss
| Frances Cramp, Miss Mildred Benson,
| Miss Anna Lewis Miss Alice Robinson and
| Miss Rosalind Bruce. the last of Baltimore.
| They wore white chiffon cloth with lace
| trimmings. Their hats were large leghorns
| adorned with pink roses. They carried arm
bouquets of pink roses.
William H. McCreary, brother of the
| bridegroom, was best man.
breakfast was served at the Roosevelt,
| which was decorated with American Beau
| ties and palms. The brides table was al
| most hidden by white roses
| Mr. and Mrs. McCreary will spend the re-
mainder of the summer a Cape May.
| Bishop Oliver Sabin and wife left last
| Tuesday, accompanied by the following la
dies and gentlemen-Mss Van Post, Miss
| Ada Consil, Miss Beckman, Mr.. William Sa-
| bin, wife and daughter-for Popham Beach,
| Maine where the main Chautauqua of the
| Evangelical Christian Science Church is To-
! Gated A party of four will leave next Tues
| day to join them at Old Popham, where
! they all expect to spend the summer.
The marriage of Miss Margaret A. Bart
| lett daughter OF Mrs. Sarah s. Bartlett, TO
| Mr.. George P. Newbauer of New York.
| Rev. DR.. Franz of Trinity NJ. E. Church
| officiating, took place yesterday at high
noon at the home of the brides mother.
| The bride very becomingly attired in
| a white dress trimmed in old Irish point
| lace. The bride was attended by Miss
| Minnie Newbauer. sister of the groom. Is