Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-30

William Wattles of Alexandria. Va;
Judge and Mrs. T. s. Garrett of Norfoik
Va: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. faies OF
Rappahannock county. Va; Miss Minnie
c. Henderson of Roanoke. Va. and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles c. Henderson OF Eas-
| ton. Md.
| The bride is the daughter OF the late
Dr.. and Mrs. William Fontaine Lippitt
| and the bridegroom is the son OF Rev
| and Mrs. James B. Craishill. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Craighill left last night. and VIII
| sail for Porto Rico Saturday, and on
their return in August will live in
Georgetown.
Miss Eleanora and Miss Clarabel Hen
derson. daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. R. w.
| Henderson of this city. will sail for Eu-
rope July from Philadelphia, Pa. Ihey
expect to be away about two months.
Mrs Frank B. Crosthwaite is occupy
| ing her new home on Cathedral avenue
Woodley Park. and has as her house
| guests her brother William White Hand
| ley, and Mrs. Handley. Mr.. Handley Is
| United States consul general to the Kon-
go Free State, and is here on leave or
absence.
| A pretty wedding took place last night
when Miss Martha Keck was married TO
! Mr.. Christian Smidt. at the home o. the
brides brother-in-law. MIR. Paul kunnel
| of Capitol Hill The bride was daint1iy
attired in an embroidered robe. and car
ried white sweet peas. Her niece. MISS
| Martha kuhnel, was maid OF honor.
while Mr.. Fred DeitZ was the groom
best man. The brides other niece, Mrs.
Howard r. Thatcher of Baltimore. play
ed the wedding march and rendered Sc
| lections during the evening. Rev. h.
Shredder of Trinity Lutheran Church
performed the ceremony. Quite a number
| of their friends were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cowles Tucker
of Chevy Chase are at their summer
place at Siasconset, Nantucket Island,
| Mass.
| Rev. Father Eckenrode performed the
marriage ceremony. yesterday at the
Katherine f. McGraw. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. --.ichael McGraw. and James
7. Ryan. The bride wore white batiste,
with large white chip hat trimmed with
plumes. Miss Eta McGraw, who wore
rose-colored messaline satin, with hat
of the same shade trimmed with plumes,
attended her sister. Following the cere-
mony the couple returned to the bride s
home for the wedding reception, after
which they started for a trip north. The
suit of tan cloth. She wore a hat to
match. They will make their future
home in Washington.
Last evening Miss Maud NJ. PulIiam,
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P. Pull
| liam. and Mr.. Adolph J. Widner were
married at the family residence. 146&
Clifton street, by the brides half brother,
the Rev. Mr.. Lynn of the Gorsuch NJ. E.
| Church, in the presence of relatives and
| friends. The bride wore white chiffon
| over satin, with tulle veil, and she car
ried lilies Of the valley. Her sister, Miss
Pearl Pulliam, was the maid of honor
and wore pink chiffon over satin and car
| ried white sweet peas. Mr.. j. c. Pearson
was best man.
| After an informal reception Mr.. and
Mrs. Widner left for their wedding trip
| They will return about July ID. when
they will be at home at 1923 Harvard
street
Miss Mamie May Patton and Mr.. Wal
ter Wolverton Stockton were married last
night at St. Johns Church, Georgetown
in the presence of a large gathering Of
their relatives and friends, Rev. Mr..
Howden officiating.
Mr. Thomas Donaldson and MI. Elmer
Burdette were ushers and Mr. Richard
Stockton best man.
The bride, who was escorted by her
father, wore white satin with a tulle veil
and carried shower Of lilies of the
valley
The bridegroom's little sister, Miss
Frances Stockton, was maid of honor.
She wore a white lingerie gown and a
white tulle veil which hung to her waist
and carried pink roses. The two little
flower girls, Anna Margaret Lowe and
Frances Hurley, each two years old wore
white frocks and carried baskets of flow
ers.
| After the reception Mr.. and Mrs Stock
ton left for a wedding trip, and on their
return they will live at 52O1 Illinois ave-
nue. northwest
Rev. j. Reid Shannon, pastor of the
| Metropolitan NJ. E. Church, performed
the marriage ceremony last night for Miss
Frances Loretta Johnson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Cass Johnson, formerly of
South Bend Ind. and DR.. John Edison
of the brides parents, 9O7 NJ street.
The brides sister, Miss Rose Stella
Johnson, was maid of honor. and Miss
Marguerite Rowell of Falls Church was
bridesmaid. Louis L. Johnson, brother of
the bride, was the best man, and Ken
meth A. Shaw of Missouri was a grooms-
man. The bridal toilette was of white
satin messaline. made princess and trim
med with spangled net and pearls. A
tulle veil was held with orange blossoms,
and a shower of bride roses and lilies of
the valley was carried. The maid of
honor wore corn-colored messaline prin-
cess trimmed with gold net. The brides
maid wore pink satin meteor and carried
shower of pink roses. Mrs. Johnson,
mother of the bride. wore pale blue or
candle over blue silk, and carried white
sweet peas.
After the reception and supper the cou-
pie left for a wedding trip westward, to
| visit their respective homes at Fort
Wayne and South Bend. The bride wore
for her SOing-aWay gown rose pink .popiln,
made with tunic effect and handsomely
| braided. Her hat was of Neapolitan
straw and tulle.
| Mr.. David E. Bowers of Fort Wayne,
| father of the bridegroom, was here for
| the wedding, and Mrs. James Carroll of
| Front Royal, Va, was also present.
DIR. and Mrs. Bowers will return here to
| live.
| Miss Isabelle Kingston Murphy and Mr..
James c. Naughten were married yes
terdny morning in the Church of the
Immaculate Conception. Rev. Father
Connolly celebrated the nuptial high
mass assisted by Father MARI and Fa-
Their Bart. Mr.. John r. Brown was
master Of ceremonies. The sanctuary
was adorned with flowers.
| The bride. who was escorted by her
| father. wore princess gown of white
satin, a tulle veil and orange blossoms,
and she carried great cluster of bride
roses and lilies of the valley.
| Miss Alice Murphy was maid of honor
for her sister. Her gown was of cream
lace with which she wore a large black
| hat and carried armful Of yellow
marguerites.
Miss Isabelle Collins and Miss Alice
! Coughlin were bridesmaids. They wore
pale yellow messaline gowns, with black
hats, and carried yellow marguerites.
| Mr. Edward Naughten a brother of the
| bridegroom. was best man, and the ush-
ers were Mr. Thomas Murphy, Mr.. Ed
ward Murphy and Mr.. Francis
| Naushten.
A breakfast followed the ceremony at