Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-31
they were met by the minister the groom
a nd his

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! The bride wore princess empire gown
of imported embroidery crepe trimmed
with duchess point lace and chiffon rose
buds. A veil OF tulle was cauht with a
of pearls and saphires. She carried a
shower bouquet of bride roses
Mr.. Joseph CLANCY Of Maryland was
| best man. Miss Roberta Andrew of
| Salem, Va. maid of honor, wore pink
messaline and carried pink chrysanthe-
| NUNS.
| Miss Virginia Talbot of Calvert carried
| the ring upon white satin pillow. Miss
| Isabel Talbot of Washington was flower
| girl and carried basket of sweet peas.
| They wore costumes of white swiss and
sleeves tied with pink ribbon and dainty
pink slippers.
| The bridesmaids were Misses Nellie
WEIGH CLANCY of Bristol. Md: Mary
Lowndes Owens of Baltimore, Margaret
Jenkins Hamilton of La Plata, Md; Ma
| bel Drury and Carrie Hardesty of CLANCY.
Md: Florence Wells Van Deventer of
Leesburg. Va. They wore costumes alike
| of white French batiste trimmed with
| Irish point and German valenciennes lace
| over pink and pink silk sashes.
Mrs. E. c. p. Talbot. the brides moth
or. wore handsome net and lace gown
| and received her guests to the left of
I the bride after the ceremony.
| Mrs. Thomas Weems of Prince Freder-
icktown, Mrs. Russell Talbot and Mrs.
| T. NJ. Webb Of Calvert assisted the host
ess and acted as matrons of honor.
| A handsome reception followed. The
bridal party left by train from Owings
| station for a trip north. Upon their re-
turn they will make their home in Balti-
more.
The wedding presents were numerous
A pretty wedding took place last Thurs
| day morning at o'clock In ST. Joseph's
] Catholic Church. when Miss Mary c. Cur
l rot ,rfir
| became the wife of Mr.. James l. Buckley.
| The Rev. Ignatius Fealy performed the
ceremony and afterward celebrated d
| nuptial mass. Rev. j. B. Pittar~ s. j.. and
| the Rev. Valentine Schmitt were also in
| the sanctuary
| The bride wore directoire coat suit Of
taupe broadcloth heavily braided and
and-embroidered. with a hat of the same
shade Instead of a bridal bouquet she
carried a white bound prayer book and a
| rosary. Her only ornament was hand
| some diamond and pearl brooch. the gift
of the bridegroom. There were no attend
a small gathering Of immediate relatives
| and a few intimate friends. Mr.. and Mrs
Buckley left later in the day for a north
ern bridal trip They will make their
home In Washington. The bride received
| a number Of beautiful gifts.
Mrs. s. NJ. Hartsock has gone to New
| York to spend the winter with her son,
| D. ..
sock, another of Mrs. Hartsock's sons,
has gone to medical college in Baltimore.
| pretty suburban church wedding &C.
/ Cured Friday night at 8 o'clock in the
Presbyterian Chapel at kenilworth. D.
c.. when Miss Nellie Josephine Ennis
daughter of Mr. George j. Ennis. was
married to Mr.. Stephen Simpson Ball of
Washington At the appointed hour Miss
Ethel Brown played the wedding march
and the bridal party was preceded up
the church aisle by the ushers. Messrs
Wilbur Lindsey and Debble Walters. fol-
1 lowed by Miss Bertha Petit. brides
maid, and Mr.. Hull Esterbrook as best
| man.
| The ceremony was performed by Rev.
| C. 0. Isaac. pastor of the Columbia
Avenue M. e. Church. of Baltimore. a
| cousin of the groom.
| white and carried a bouquet of white
! chrysanthemums. The church. which was
crowded to its doors. was profusely trim
| med with flowers. ferns and palms. After
at the home OF the brides sister, Mrs.
| T. K. Hayden, at Kenilworth.
Immediately after the reception the
| bride and groom left Washington for a
wedding trip of several days, and upon
their return will reside in Kenilworth.
Rear Admiral silas Casey. UsN.. re-
| tired. and Mrs Casey entertained at din
ner last night Rear Admiral Thomas
Perry. U.S.N.. retired of Port Deposit.
Md. Other guests were Maj. Gen. George
l.. Gillespie. U.S.A.. retired; Mrs. GILES
pie. Mrs. ]. o. Nicholson. Paymaster
General Albert 8. Kenney. USN., re-
| tired, and Miss Casey.
/ Mrs. Converse. wife Of Rear Admiral
| Converse, has returned from Bristol, R.
| l., where she has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs. LIE Baron B. Colt. Miss
Olga Converse has Joined her father and
| sisters after a series of visits.