Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-09
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MARRIAGE OF MISS MUNCK AND
MR.. BRILL.

The Goodacre-Barber Wedding and
Reception-Coming Events.
| Personals
| The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c.
| Munck was the scene last evening of an
exceedingly pretty wedding, when their
youngest daughter, Miss L. Matilda, and
Mr.. Brondell l.. Brill of Winchester. Va,
were married by the Rev. c. II. Butler.
| assistant pastor of the Luther Place Me-
mortal Church. The spacious drawing
rooms wherein the wedding was solem
nized was tastefully decorated with roses.
palms and evergreens The wedding music
| was rendered by Mr.. Edward Balinger,
and as the familiar strains of "Lohen-
grin's Wedding March sounded through
| out the home. the bride entered with her
| father who gave her in marriage. The
| bride carried bride roses and was dressed
in gown Of cream satin, trimmed with
| embroidered chiffon applique. Her only
ornament was a handsome chain and
locket. gift of the bridegroom. Her sis
| ter. Mrs II. c. Keeler. who attended as
over nile green silk and carried cream
colored roses. The bridesmaids, Miss
Eva BetZ, her cousin, and Miss Louise
DoWden were dressed in Powered silk
| over pink, and carried clusters of pink
roses. Mr. William BentZel of WincheS-
| ter, Va, was best man, and Mr.. Frank
Hughes of this city was groomsman
Her brothers, Charles b. and Herbert r.
Munck: her brother-in-law, Mr.. III. C.
Keller and Mr.. w. J. Krouse were ush-
A h1ffo the
diningroom before the departure of Mr.
and Mrs. Brill on their honeymoon trip,
| the brides going away gown being
copenhagen blue, with hat to match. On
their return they will reside in this city
The bride and groom were the recipients
Of many handsome and costly wedding
presents. Many letters kilograms and
messages of a congratulatory tone We're
| received by the couple. Among the out
of-town guests present to wish the young
couple good luck and bon voyage were
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brill. Winchester
Va: Miss Ethel f. krouse, Hagerstown
Md; Mr.. and Mrs. G.. o. B. Cissel
Wheaton. Md. Mayor John Stone and
wife, Garrett Park. Nd. Those present
from this city. Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ
Wright. Mr. John J. Downey, Miss Reese,
Miss Flemmng. Mr.. G. F Myers MISS
Miriam Withall. Miss Virginia Withan,
Mrs II. c. Weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Fair
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Caywood, Miss NJ.
Caywood Mr.. and Mrs Marstella, Mr.
| and Mrs Fred Richardson. Mrs Bertha
| Richardson. Miss Jessie Richardson, Mrs.
Bennett, Mrs. Pennington. Mrs. kechln
and family. Mrs. S. Grier. Miss IL o.
Ober. Mr.. f. n. Warner, Mr. and Mrs
G. II. craigan, Mrs r. BeH, MISS H.
| Miss Frances Crossman. Mr. Joseph
Baum. Miss r. NJ. Spare. Miss Estelle
Watkins. Mr.. Fl. G. Schirmer: Mr.. Charles
Fl. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. keeler'
| Mr.
Charles y. Munck and Rev. c. H. Butler
| and wife.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Howard Ridenour
hav.. issued invitations for the wedding
| reception of their daughter, Bertha Hos
mer and Mr. Leroy b. c. Delaney, We'd
| nesday evening. September -, TO ~
| O clock at 2D27 = street. At-home cards
| for the couple are inclosed for the Hotei
| Louvre, Havana, Cuba, after October 10.
| Rev. John H. Dies performed the mar
| rage ceremony last night at ST. Marx
/ Episcopal Church for Miss Mary Eilzabetn
| Barber and Mr.. Samuel Allen Goodacre
| large number of friends and relatives
| were present The ushers were MIR. VIII
liam H. Richards. Mr. John G. Barber,
| Mr. Robert V. Pollard and Mr.. l.. ID.
| Keane The chancel was profusely adorned
with autumn leaves. golden rod and palms.
| The bride who was escorted to the chan
| eel by her brother Mr.. William c. Barber,
| was beautifully goWned in white chlHon,
| made empire over white liberty satin
and trimmed with old lace Her tulle
| veil was crowned with orange blossoms,
and she carried shower bouquet of bride
roses ana lilies of the valley Her sister:
| Mrs. William II. Richards. was matron OF
honor She was gowned in white silk over
white, trimmed with lace. She wore
| bow of yellow tulle in her hair and carried
shower bouquet of yellow roses. The
| bridesmaids, wearing effective empire
| gowns of white organdy and lace.
made over pale yellow satin slips with
large bows of yellow tulle in their hair,
were Miss r. Rebecca Moran of Phila-
| delphia Miss Mary Elizabeth Ballinger
of Baltimore. cousin OF the bride; Hiss
Mary Edna Noyes. Miss Maude BOwles,
| Miss Pearl Gaskins and Miss Lillian l..
Hinkle of Washington. Mr.. Harry G.
Devln, formerly of New York. was best
man, and little niece and nephew of the
| bride, Margaret f. Richards and Master
| Ernest G. Barber dressed in white and
carrying baskets of yellow roses. were
also in the bridal party A reception fol-
| lowed at the home of the brides mother,
| Mrs F. c. Barber. 102 c. street southeast.
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Goodacre left
| for their wedding trip in the north Mrs.
| Goodacre wore smart travelling suit of
| navy blue heavy diagonal serge, with a
dark blue hat trimmed with plumes. Upon
| thei.- return they will reside with Mrs.
Barber.
| The marriage of Miss Edith Jessica
Tew of this city and Mr. Gilbert Lee. for
merly of Laurel. Md. was solemnized last
night at o'clock at the Anacostia NJ. f.
| Church. While the ushers were seating
the guests Miss Cora c. Mclean. organ
I ist and Mr.. ]. Taylor Branson, violinist,
gave several concerted selections. chang
| ing their theme to the Lohengrin Wedding
! March to signal the approach of the
| bride. The ushers, who preceded her to
| the alm-decorated chancel. were Messrs.
George few, Arthur few and Albert Tew,
| her brothers. and DIR. Frank Mclean
! Another brother. Mr.. Frank Tew, acted
as best man. Little Helen TeW. the brides
| niece. made a pretty flower girl in white
with bouquet of red blossoms, and the
maid of honor was Miss Edna Emo who
wore white organdie and lace and car
ried pink blossoms with streamers of pink
| chiffon.
! The bride was girlishly dainty in a
princess gown of white satin with yoke