Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-05

Miss Anna May Brown.
will be best man. The bridal costume
will be of white crepe de chine
and chiffon. with point lace form
, ing the guimpe and collar. She will wear
a tulle veil and orange blossoms. The
| couple will leave after the informal recep-
ton for a southern trip.
! Miss Ella Margaret Cowell. daughter OF
MI and Mrs. Henry c. Cowell. and DR..
George Walter Brace were married yes
terday at 5:3O o'clock at the parsonage
Of the Central Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. James H. Taylor officiating The
| bride wore a travelling dress Of golden
brown broadcloth, with hat of the same
shade. Her corsage bouquet was of vio-
| let's.
| Immediately after the service Mr.. and
Mrs Brace left Washington for their
wedding trip. Upon their return they
will reside at 1866 Newton street.
Mrs Clara Doyle Hancock. sister Of
Mrs. George T. Marye was married
| land Of Pittsburg at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Marye Rev Charles Ernest
Smith Of st. Thomas Church officiated.
The bridal costume was of French gray
black plumes. Her shower bouquet was
Of lilies of the valley and orchids, and her
diamonds were Mr. Moreland's wedding
gifts.
of Mrs. Marye, was present. as were her
daughters. the Misses Doyle. Mrs. Marye
was superb in peacock blue cloth
and chiffon. Her little daughter, Helen
| other interested witness. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moreland's honeymoon Journey will be to
Europe and they will sail this week.
Mrs. Robert Meyer will be at home Fri
days during November.
There was large gathering at Epiph-
any Church last night to witness the mar
riage of Miss Marie Boyd Mcknight and
Mr.. Ralph Baldwin Pratt. Rev. DIR. Ran
| dolph H. McKim officiated. The altar
| vases were filled with white chrysanthe-
| NUNS and the chancel was banked with
! foliage plants. Tall standards filled with
| white chrysanthemums marked the fam
! lily pews. The ushers were Mr. Thomas
E. Bradley. Mr.. Keith Paris. Mr.. Car
| Isle Sell and Mr.. Charles White, jr.
The bride was escorted to the altar by
her father, Mr.. William Henry Mcknight,
| and attended by her cousin. Miss Nellie
Boyd Taylor. maid Of honor. and four
bridesmaids, Miss Edith Finch, Miss Hell
| enc Oyster Miss Lois Irwin and Miss
| Louise Garner.
The betrothal service took place at the
outer step of the chancel. the bridegroom
! coming to meet the bride with his best
| man. Mr. Walter c. Pratt. jr.
! The bride. one Of the prettiest of the
! autumn, made lovely picture in her
| trained dress of white duchess satin and
baby Irish lace. A spray of orange bios
| SONS crowned her tule veil, which was
caught back from the face. A pearl
| necklace with diamond and pearl pen
dant was worn. Her bouquet was Of
| bride roses.
The maid of honor Wore light pink
! batste and lace and carried pink chrys-
| anthemums and the bridesmaids wore lin
gere dresses of white with touches OF
| pink in ribbon accessories. They also car
| red pink chrysanthemums. The. five
| girls wore wired bows of pink tulle in
| their hair.
| A small reception followed at the Wash
| ington Club to which the newly married
couple led the way. being the occupants
| of shiny new automobile.
Knight. very beautifully gowned in u
princess dress of mauve messaline
and duchess lace, was assisted In
aunts OF the bride. Mrs. Maurice H.
| joyce, in gown OF white crepe de chine.
| made empire ard trimmed with old lace:
Miss Boyd. in a gown of cream net and
with Irish point: Miss Alice Boyd. in pale
blue silk messaline. made directoire,
! trimmed with lace, and Miss Helen Boyd.
in old rose chiffon. trimmed with gold
| lace and white CnlTon.
| Mr. Pratt's cousin, Miss Eleanor Nc
| Queen also assisted. wearing canary satin
| and valenciennes lace. Mrs. Charles Sha-
| fer. sr, wore a gown of black lace and
| diamonds.
| Mr.. and Mrs Pratt, the latter looking
very smart in her travelling dress of
| black broadcloth. with a large old rose
| silk hat. left later FOR northern trip,
| and will reside at 1914 L street upon
| their return.
Among the out-of-town guests for the
! wedding were Miss Fanny Lay of Lon
! don. Mrs. Charles Lewis Of Bryn Mawr,
! Pa: Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider of Baltimore,
| Miss Louise Dill of Baltimore. MIR. Carl
! Mite of Roland Park. Mr.. Warren Brown
Of Charlestown. w. Va, and Judge James
| L. Boyd of Greensboro. y. Z.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. c. r. Hutchins
| left town yesterday for New York and
! will sail for Europe on the Celtic tomor-
| row. They expect to spend the winter in
| Rome.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Maulsby. jr..
Of Frederick. Nd, have issued cards an
nouncing the marriage OF their daughter
| Emily Nelson, to Mr.. John Francis Smith
| which occurred in Washington, D. c., yes
| terday. November 4, 1908.
! Mrs. John Newton Culberson will be at
| home Friday afternoons at 1910 Q street
| northwest.
| Mr. and Mrs Paul Mitchell formerly
at 1924 21st street northwest. are at
home for the present at 1905 X street
| northwest.
| Miss Edna Donaldson and Mr.. j. For
ney Donaldson were married last night
| at the home Of the brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs. William Donaldson. 800 Q
street.
| Mrs Nettie Law Johnson was matron
Of, honor and Miss Arleen Miller was
| bridesmaid. Mr.. Neville D. Miller was