Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-04
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
WEDDINGS AT HOME AND ELSE
WHERE OF INTEREST.
Other June Brides-to-Be Honored
With Hospitalities-An Engage
ment-Personal Notes.

| and Mrs Stacy Marquis Wallace. 9O7 NJ
street northwest. their daughter Ethel
and Mr.. Angus Lamond. jr.. of Lamond.
D. c.. were married by Rev. NJ. Ross
Fishburn. pastor of the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church. in the presence of
| large gathering of their friends and
| relatives. The bride was attended by
Miss Cornelia B. Snow as maid of honor
and Miss Mary Lamond. sister OF the
| groom and Miss Edith H. King as brides
maids. The wedding march was played
| by Miss Franc King.
The bride wore a handsome dress OF
white chiffon and carried large bouquet
of bride roses. The maid of honor was
| dressed in pink silk and carried pink
| roses The two attendants. Miss Mary
Lamoud and Miss Cornelia B. Snow, wore
| dresses of dainty white swiss. The cere-
| mony was performed In the bay window
of the parlor beneath bower of bios
SONS, roses and ferns. from the center OF
which hung large wedding bell. A re-
| ception followed Immediately after the
| ceremony. The bride was the recipient. OF
| handsome collection of presents, in
displayed in an adjoining room. Mr.. w.
Wallace Lamond. brother of the groom.
| was best man.
! Among the guests present were: Rev.
and Mrs Charles E. Buck Of st. Paurs
| Church. Rock Creek: Rev. and Mrs. Dram
| cousins of the bride, and Miss Abbie M.
Morris of Ober!in. Ohio. aunt of the
| bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamond left later in the
| evening on an extended northern trip.
A home wedding of great interest to the
| family circle as we'll as to their friends
was that last night Of Miss Rosalie Sun
derand Dalrymple. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. B. Dalrymple. and Mr. James
| Howard Wygant Of Dennison. Iowa.
| I'll intimate friend
Of the brides family. officiated. Only
| relatives were present at the ceremony,
| but large company attended the recep-
| ton which followed. The house was res
tive with flowers. and a mandolin orches,
ira played the wedding march and
| throughout the evening. The bride came
in the parlor with her father and was
joined there by the bridegroom and the
best man. Mr.. w. W. Lemmond. Miss
| Dorothy DalrympIe was maid Of honor
| for her sister and Miss Eleanor Pritch
ard was flower girl. The bride wore an
| imported empire robe of princess lace
over white chiffon and satin. and her veil
| of tulle was crowned with orange bios
SONS. She carried a shower OF lilies OF
the valley and white sweet peas. She
wore the bridegroom's gift. diamond
| brooch The maid Of honor wore prin-
| cess dress OF yellow messaline over vel
| low silk and trimmed with f1let lace
| She carried bridesmaid roses. and the
| flower girl wore white mousseline. with
all the accessories in pink. She carried
| basket Of pink sweet peas. Among the
| out of town guests were Mr.. James T.
Wygant of Dennison. Iowa. and Mrs
| Wygant parents of the bridegroom: Mr.
| and Mrs Alfred NJ Dalrymple. brother
and sister-in-law of the bride. and Mrs.
| Dalrymples parents. Mr. and Mrs John
Ellington. all of Newark. n. j.: Mr. and
Mrs Frey of Petersburg. Va: DR.. O. l..
Butcher of Atlantic City: DIR. and Mrs.
| Clemmonston of Braddock. Pa: Mr.. and
! Mrs deWolfe of Dennison. Iowa, and
| Mr.. Robert Wygant of Newport. Ore,
! cousin Of the bridegroom. Late in the
evening the couple left for honeymoon
! Journey and intend to reside in this city
| Miss Wihelmina Schurmeier. daughter
of Capt and Mrs. Henry S. Hurter. and
| Mr. Harry j. Price of Cincinnati were
! married last night at Mckendree NJ. E.
| Church by the pastor. Rev. r. l.. Wright.
| The ushers who seated the large gather
| ing were Mr.. Raymond Scully of New
York. Mr.. Wilson Rucker of Cincinnati.
and Mr.. Algernon Gardiner and Mr..
| Robert Dunner. both of this city. When
the bride entered the church with her
father she was preceded to the platform
by Mrs. Lewis P. Harris of Cincinnati,
sister of the bridegroom. as matron of
honor. and Miss Edwina V. Cory of
| Geneva Ill. Miss Carrie Hastings. Miss
Marjorie Topham and Miss We're Cory as
| bride smaids. Little Miss Virginia 9th
] mer and Miss Edith Graves were flower
girls. The best man was Mr.. Thoma
Strack. Palms and foliage plants were
massed about the platform and pulpit
| The bride was beautifully gowned in a
robe Of duchess lace. made princess. Her
| tulle veil was crowned with orange bios
SONS and her shower bouquet was OF
| valley lilies The matron of honor wore
white satin messaline. trimmed with point
lace a large white picture hat with long
ostrich plumes. The two first named
maids were In white point desprit over
| pink taffeta and the last two wore white
point d'esprit over Nile green taffeta All
| wore large hats. trimmed with the color
| of the silk slips under their gowns, and
carried showers Of pink sweet peas. The
little flower girls wore gowns Of fluffy
| white garlanded with pink roses. and car
! ried baskets of pink and white sweet peas
! A large reception followed at the Van
| Cortl ndt where two apartments profuse-
| ~ decorated with flowers were used.
Mr. and Mrs. l. n. Price Of Cincinnati
| parents Of the bridegroom. received with
| the parents of the bride. Mrs. r. Heit-
| muller and Mrs. Murphy assisted in the
dining room Mrs. Hurter. mother of the
| bride. wore becoming dress of black
and white chiffon with IA broad border of
| black and white. over nile green silk, and
| a picture hat. Mrs. Price. ST.. was In a
| black chiffon robe over turquoise blue
| taffeta, with hat to match.
The musicians were stationed upon the
UdISoHs. "HltIi WIS ana COW
cred with awning and lighted by
Japanese lanterns After the reception
and supper the couple left for their we'd
| ding trip. the bride wearing striped pana-
| ma Goth. with a panama hat. with
! touches of light blue. After August l
they will be at home on Price Hill, Gin
! cinnati.
| Among the out-of town guests were:
Mr. and Mrs. l. y. Price. Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis P. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. George
| P. Price Of Cincinnati. Mr.. and Mrs
| George Mayer and son of ST. Paul Mimi :;
Mr. julius Hurter of ST. Louis. and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Othmer of Chicago
| Senator Foraker entertained Tuesday at
luncheon at Chevy Chase for this
bridal party. having his guests Miss
Schumacher. Mrs. Topham Mrs. Hast
| ings, the Misses Carey, Mrs. Callisher.
Mr. Harry Price. Mr.. Thomas Strack.
Mr. Raymond Scully. Mr.. Wilson Rucker
and Mr.. Algernon Gardiner.
| The engagement was announced yes
| terday I'm San Francisco of Miss Helen de
| Young. eldest daughter OF NJ. H. de
| Young. proprietor of the San Francisco
Chronicle. to Mr.. George Cameron. Both
| are prominent in San Francisco society
and we'll known in New York and other
| eastern cities.
Miss Edna B. Crawford. daughter of MI.