Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-28


OF orange blossom held her tulle veil and
her shower bouquet was of roses and sweet
peas The matron of honor wore white
crepe de chine and carried roses. while the
bridesmaids wore white point d'esprit and
carried pink sweet peas. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gardner Tennent gave reception to the
bridal party at 1923 Euclid street, after
which the newly married couple left for &
wedding trip. Among the out-of-town
guests were Mrs Stratton, Miss Carter.
Mrs Jeter Jones. George Palmer. Grant
Walker of Richmond Va; Miss Mitchell.
Miss Deldee Durette, B. NJ. Leavel of
Fredericksburg. Va; Misses Anita and
Adell RennOe and c. H. Luengene of New
York.
The French ambassador and Nine Jus
serand, Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. Capt.
Fournier, Vicomte and Vicomtess de Fara-
mond, the Swiss minister. and Mrs Jerome
Bonaparte were passengers aboard outgo-
ing ships from New York today.
Miss Helen Hoffenmaier has Miss Violet
Lovinger of St. Louis as her guest at pres
ent. and both will be at home to their
friends next Sunday evening.
in, Miss Mabel Brewer, of Capitol Hill. have
left the city for an extended stay in the
mountains of Virginia.
Miss Olive Isaac, daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. Charles o. Isaac of Anacostia, and
Mr.. John Robert Poulton were married last
evening at s o'clock in the Anacosta
Methodist Episcopal Church. corner of
Jackson and Pierce streets The wedding
was of especial interest to the members of
that church. of which the brides father is
the pastor. Banked within the chancel
were hydrangeas, palms and ferns. The
ushers were Dr. NJ. Clarence Dollman and
Mr. A. b. Campbell of Washington and
Mr.. Frank Isaac, brother of the bride, and
Mr.. William Frank Barse Of Anacostia. The
bridal party was preceded to the altar by
mo har nf fhA hnfr Of Arn 10
Church, of which organization the. bride
has been member. Mrs. Elizabeth Mel
son. who was at the organ, played the
wedding march by Mendelssohn as the
walked Immediately before the bridal
couple. They were Marguerite Campbell,
Marjorie Haines, Mildred Suit and Helen
Gibbins They were similarly attired In a
dainty dress of French lawn, with pink
ribbons, and each carried a basket contain
ing roses. The bride wore French null
trimmed with Valenciennes lace. She car
ried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley
Rev. Charles o. Isaac, the father of the
bride, officiated, assisted by Rev. George
NJ. Cummings, the pastor of the Garden
Memorial Presbyterian Church. Afterward
the couple held an impromptu reception in
the chapel section of the edifce. where
they were greeted by many friends After
short stay at the parsonage of the
Ocean Grove, New York city and a Hudson
river trip. Upon returning they will make
their home at % Grant street, Anacostia
There were number of guests from out
of the city in attendance at the ceremony
among them being Miss Minnie Kneller Of
Baltimore, Nd: Miss Josie Moss of larry
town, n. Y, and DR.. Alice Squire of Brook
Ign. Others present were the members Of
the groom's family from Langdon and Mr..
and Mrs. Underwood Of Washington.
Rev Theron Outwater ofiiciated last night
at the marriage of his son, Mr.. Raymond
Outwater, and Miss Kate Tolson Sorrell at
Kendall Baptist Church. where white flow
ers and palms were massed about the plat
form. The bride, who was richly dressed
in white lace, had her veil fastened by lilies
of the valley. A pearl necklace and ear
rings, the gifts of the bridegroom, were
also worn. She was escorted by her brother,
DR.. G. r. Sorreli, and attended by Miss
Mary Agnes Shehan, maid OF honor, and
two bridesmaids, Miss Pearl Grigsby and
Miss Mabel Grigsby, her cousins All wore
dainty gowns Of pink chiffon over pink silk
with which they carried large bouquets OF
pink roses and pink fans. Mr.. Duncan, DR..
Nichols, Mr.. Wannamaker, and Mr.. v. F.
Montgomery and Mr.. r. H. Perks, brothers.
in-iaw of the bride. were ushers and Mr..
Addison Outwater was best man. No re-
ception followed the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs.
Outwater leaving Immediately for an ex-
tended northern trip. which will last about
three months. At Niagara. where the grand
father OF the bridegroom lives, q reception.
will be given for them. Mrs. OufWater's
g0ing-away gown was OF dark blne rajRh
silk, with which she wore leghorn hat
trimmed with blue ostrich feathers. The
bridegroom, who Is a professor OF chemistry
at the Maryland Agricultural Collage. will