Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-21

for Denver. Col. where she will spend
ssveiar months visiting her cousin. Mrs.
Fred I'rich, who spent the past winter in
washington at the Highlands
One of the prettiest weddings in the
history of the Western Presbyterian
G en- Il.t took place last Wednesday even
daughter Of Mr.. Alexander Lear of
Greencastle. Pa. and Mr. Ross Lander
Fryer were married by Rev. DR.. George
BAILEY, pastor Of the church. The bride.
satin. made princess, deliberately trimmed
with rose point lace She wore a tulle
ven with orange blossoms and carried a
shower bouquet of lilies OF the valley and
bride roses Her only ornament was a
diamond and pearl sunburst, a gift of
the groom. She was escorted by her
brother Mr.. Otis H. Hullings. Miss Ada
virginia Lear: twin sister of the bride.
was maid of honor and looked charming
in gown of pale yellow satin. carrying a
cluster of tea roses Mr. j. Edwin Law
ton was hest man.
The bridesmaids. Miss Beulah Hardy.
Miss Mary Johnson. Miss Marguerite Cal
gowned in white embroidered batiste.
trimmed in cluny lace. They carried clus-
tiers of cultivated daisies and wore
wreaths of daisies in their hair. The ush-
p. Burke, Mr.. Franklin S. Funston and
Mr. Don E. Clark. A reception to the
Drloai party and immediate relatives fol-
lowed a; the home. 2311 WASHINGTON cir
was the church. The bridal trip was to
Boston by sea, then to Portland, Fail
River. Albany and New York. In New
York they will be the guests of the mother
and sister OF the bridegroom. Mrs. Fryer
wore smart travelling gown of dark blue
serge and straw hat trimmed in blue.
Mrs: j. ]. Fryer Of New York mother of
the bridegroom. was rich gowned in satin.
| and Mrs G. B. Hurry of New York. sister
Of the bridegroom. wore silk and lace.
Miss Kathryn Lear. sister OF the bride
wore white satin trimmed in marouise
i1ce and Mrs. o. II. Hullings sister of
the pride. wore white and blue silk NOUS
seine and lace. The presents were MI
merous and costly. consisting Of solid
silver tea service. solid silver chocoIa. e
service. dinner set OF Limoges china cut
glass and linen. Mr.. and Mrs. Fryer will
De at nome to their many friends after
August l at the Marion. oOth and n
| streets northwest
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas j. Gillespie of
| Westminster street, Pittsbura have an
| nounced the engagement Of their dau1n-
ter Miss Mary Hanna GiIespie. TO John
D. Scul'y of Washington. D. c., formerly
OF Pittsburg No date has been men
toned for the wedding which will unito
two prominent old families. Mr.. sc,,iiy
is the SON of Mr.. and Mrs. John <
Scully who formerly lived in Pittsburx
| Ihey are now at their summer HON" st
Great harrington. Mass. Miss Gillespie
is Wellesley girl.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Francis ore
at tn. Mooring." their place at North
Haven. Me. for the summer
The festivities surrounding the wei
| ding recently in Boston Of Miss Lillian
Burnham Macmahon and Passed Assist
ant Surgeon Frederick Eugene Porter Of
the United States Navy made 1t a bril- !.
liant and exceptionally interesting occa.
sion. The bride is the only daughter Of
Mr. anG Mrs. James Macmahon Of Bea-
| con street. Brooklfne. and the bridegroom
a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Porter OF
Dayton. Tenn. The Rev George j.
| Prescott was the officiating clergyman
| The ceremony was for the family and
| immediate friends only. The bride. who
| was given away by ner distinguished
! locking father. wore a rich empire gown
Of princess lace over white satin, and