Evening star., 1909-06-16
IRIS. JOHN C. FREMONT.

Holmes. Mr.. John w. Wolcott. jr., Mr.
+. r. Underwood, Mr.. J. NJ. Credible and
Mr.. Clarence +. Newton will he ushers
The bride. who will be escorted by her
father. Mr.. Frank B. Curtis. who will
give her in marriage, will be gown.d in
white liberty satin. with pearl trimmings
Her tulle veil will he Surmounted by
coronet of orange blossoms. She will
carry a shower bouquet of bride roses
and lilies of the valley. She will also
wear the hridecroom'S gift, brooch of
diamonds and pearls
The matron of honor will wear yellow
meSSaline, made semi-empire. trimmed
with silk chiffon and lace. and will carry
white roses tied with yellow gauze rib
bon. The maid of honor will be gowned
in yellow messaline. elaborately trimmed
with chiffon. She will he crowned with
wreath of yellow roses and will carry
white roses tied with yellow ribbon. The
brideSma ids will be attired in silk batiste.
made modified empire. with net yoke and
sleeves. Their dresses will aid materially
in carrying ont the rainbow idea, a s
two of the bridesmaids are to wear green,
two pink and two blue. The bridesmaids
Will carry bridesmaids white roses tied
with gauze ribbons OF the same color as
their dresses. \ reception will follow in
the church narlors. after which the bridal
party will go to the Curtis home. at 40
B street northeast where a reception for
the immediate friends and relatives and
members of the bridal party will be held.
The bride is a very popular girl, beautiful
and accomplished and with hosts of
friends The couple will leave on a late
train for an extended wedding tour which
will include various northern points. The
brides going-away gown will be a tai
lored suit of French green serge, with
white lace straw hat and gray gloves
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodsome will take up their
residence in North BroOkfield. Mass.
Mrs F. V. De Graw. who has been
visiting her sisters in Philadelphia for
fortnight, returned home yesterday.
Announcement is made that Miss Min
ME Burnett Curtis of this city and Mr..
Frederick Orville Woodsome of Boston
will be married this evening at 8
O'Clock in the First Congregational
Church, this city. Rev. DR.. S. H. Wood
assisted by Rev. DR.. S. H. Greene of Cal
vary Baptist Church
Miss Lota Robinson of Baltimore is
the guest of Mrs. John r. Mclean, at
Friendship.
Mrs. John G. Fremont. who has been
staying for several weeks at her coun-
here yesterday, to be with her husband.
Capt. Fremont. before he rejoins his
ship. the Mississippi. Mrs. Fremont will
return to her summer home after the
departure of her husband.
Paul W. Bartlett, Mrs F. S. Emmons,
Miss c. ogden Jones. DIR. and Mrs. Franz
A. r. Jung. Mrs. r. w. Mcpherson, Mr..
and Mrs. Rene Raucher and Miss Bertha
Wagner. all of Washington, are among
those who will sail tomorrow aboard the
steamer Friedrich Der Crosse. of the
North German Lloyd line, from New
York to Bremen.
Miss Fanny E. Carroll. daughter of
the late John F. Carroll. for many
years an official in the pension office. and
Mr.. Thomas B. Stallings. private secre-
tary to Senator Joseph F. Johnston of
Alabama, and brother of former Repre-
sentative ]. F. Staliings of Alabama.
We're married last night at the home