Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-15
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS ECKHARDT AND MR. DIS
MER MARRIED LAST NIGHT.
Ceremony at st. Marks Church Fol
lowed by Reception-Timely
Personal Notes.

A large gathering of friends witnessed the
marriage last night at st. Marks Lutheran
lChurch of Miss Bessie Eckhardt to Mr.. VIII
liam Frederick Dismer. The pastor of the
| church. Rev. ]. L. Frantz, offlciated. The
platform was massed with palms and dali
| sizes. The ushers. Messrs. Henry Disner,
Louis Dismer. Joseph Eckhardt and Karl
| Eckbardt, when the bride arrived, preceded
| the party to the ehancel. The bride was es-
corted by her father. Mr.. Nicholas Eek
/ hardt. and attended by her sister, Mrs. d.
| N. Knapp. as matron of honor. Mr.. Charles
| w. Dismer, brother of the bridegroom, was
/ bes- man.
| The bride wore an imported dress of prin-
| cess lace. made over white chiffon and taf
feta, and her tulle veil was crowned with
orange blossoms, in which cleaned a dia-
mand sunburst. the gift of the bridegroom.
/ Her bouquet was of bride roses and lilies of
the valley. made in shower form. Mrs.
| Knapp wore a becoming dress of Lierre lace
over pale green taffeta, and carried La
France roses.
Afterward the large family connections
and a few personal friends joined the bridal
| party at reception at the home of Mr. and
| Mrs. Nicholas Eckhardt 114O 18th street
where the latter, very handsomely gowned
| In robe of black lace received the guests.
| Mr.. and Mrs Dismer left last night for At
| iantic city. and will sail June u for tour
| OF Germany. Switzerland and Italy
| The brides travelling dress was of gray
wolfe. her hat and gloves matching in shade.
| When. they return they will stay a while
with the brides parents until their own
| home is ready. The bride received numer-
! Gus beautiful and valuable gifts.
| Mr.. and Mrs Hanson Jewett De Pue have
| issued invitations for the marriage of their
! daughter, Fannie Josephine, to Mr. Roy
Chester Glass. Wednesday evening June II,
at o'clock, at 17O6 R street.
Mrs D. n Russell and dauobter Nor
| garet, and Mrs Wheeler have gone to the
Blue Ridge mountains for the benefit of the
| formers health.
| Last evening Miss Annie Calhoun Adams
| of Augusta, Ga, was married to Mr.. John
| Edward Williams of Concord ". H., at the
| residence of Mr.. James NJ. Baker, Park
| road. None but relatives of the contract
| ing parties were present and Immediately
| after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
left the city to be absent for fortnight.
| They will live in Washington
The lawn fete in Mount Pleasant, corner
14th street and Columbia road, given by
the Warning class of the Calvary M. f.
Church, continues to draw large crowds
Notwithstanding the unusually cool wealth
| er of the past few days. 1t has been a
great success and will be continued today
and tomorrow. The central location makes
a convenient rendezvous for the young and
old. The proceeds of the fete are for the
benefit of the building fund, the present
church edfice being much too small for
the needs of the rapidly growing congrega-
ton.
Yesterday pretty wedding at the home
of Mr.. Edgar W. Marshall 145 North Mil
ton avenue Baltimore. Miss Mildred L.
Denton was married to Mr.. Charles c. KEEL
ly of Washington, D. c. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. William Shearer.
The bride wore crepe de chine over silk and
carried bride roses. She attended by
Miss Nellie B. Mann as maid of honor and
Mr.. Vincent L. Reilly was best man The
couple will leave today for the south on
their honeymoon, and upon their return
they will take up their residence on the
Grant road, this city.
The marriage of Mrs Grace Farwell Win
ston of Chicago and Mr.. Robert G. McGann
took place at noon yesterday In Calvary
Church. 4th avenue and 2lst street, New
York. The Rev. John Mccain of Erie, Pa,
brother of the bridegroom, officiated.
= The bride was given away by her sister.
witnesses were Miss de koven, a niece;
Miss Mabel Kittridge, John E. Rogers, Jr.,
Charles Runnells and Mr.. Dunn. There was
no reception or breakfast afterward, the
bride being in mourning for her mother,
widow of the late Senator James Farwell.
The bride was ,lgowned in gray crepe de
chine trimmed with Italian altar lace, top
ped by a black plumed hat Mr. and Mrs
Mccain are booked to sail next Tuesday
morning on the Kaiser Wilhelm. They will
remain abroad most Of the summer.
Bishop Satterlee oficiated yesterday in
New York at the marriage of Miss Louise
Dali Aldrich to William c. Meissner, pro-
nouncing the benediction, the brides uncle,
Rev. ]. hewitt Steele, saying the marriage
service.
H. Wyckoff of this city registered at New
York Herald Paris Office yesterday.
Assistant Secretary H. A. Taylor and
Mrs. Taylor were the guests of honor at an
informal dinner given at Rauschers last
evening by a number of officers of the
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Taylor, Capt. and Mrs.
Worth G. Ross, Mr. and Mrs. John E.
Wilkie, Lieut.. and Mrs. John E. Reinburg,
Lieut.. and Mrs Preston H Uberroth. Mrs.
w. E. Reynolds, Mrs. Seely, Engineer-in-
chief c. A. McAllister and Lieut.. F. c.
Billiard.
Mrs John Joy Edison gave luncheon to-
day at Joy farm, her country home, when
her guests were Mrs. Dalzell Mrs. Brick,
Mrs. Mann. Mrs. Michner, Mrs. Shuster,
Mrs HoIcomb and Mrs. Angel.
Mr. and Mrs John F. Stevens gave a
dinner last night at Chevy Chase Club,
when their guests were the Speaker and
Miss Cannon. Senator and Mrs. Scott, SEN
ator and Mrs. Hopkins. Senator Millard,~
Mrs. Victor Clement, Miss Willard Miss
Betty Hammond, Capt. Cloman and Mr.
Ross.
Lady Herbert and hsr children are ex
peeted from England about the middle of
July. They will go at once to Newport.
where they will visit Lady Herberts pa-
rents. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Wilson, sr.
Miss Lizzie Tucker left Washington today
for Canada, where she will remain until
fall.
DR.. j. Mclean Moulder and wife of Ko-
komo, Ind, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Henry M STATE, at 100 Euclid street north
west.
Among the southern girls who will gradu-
ate at Central High School, June 90 is
Miss Minnie Margaret Watkins, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Watkins of 174S Cor
coran street northwest. Miss Watkins is
the granddaughter of the late Gov R.
b. Lindsay of Alabama, a man noted far
and wide for his scholarly attachments. be-
Ing himself a graduate of the famous st.
Andrews University, Scotland.
The Misses Goddard and Miss Millcent G.
James of 8O77 Dumbarton avenue have re-