Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-29

Recent Weddings.

| Butscher was maid of honor and Mr.
Joseph Arnoff best man.
After their trip to Niagara Falls and
Atlantic City, the couple will be at home
after July Is at 1449 Meridian street
| this city.
| At st. Dominic s Church last Wednes
day Miss Ellen DriscoIl and Mr. Henry
| kunold were married by Rev. Father
Cowan, The bride was dressed in white
| crepe meteor and wore tulle veil ano
| orange blossoms. Lilies of the valley
and bride roses formed her bouquet
Miss Teresito Driscoll was bridesmaid and
wore pink satin. with hat to match. and
carried bouquet of pink roses.
Mr.. John Driscoll was best man.
reception followed at the home OF
the brides parents before the couple lief,
for their honeymoon trip to New York
| and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Eben Wright of New York has
announced from London her coming mar
riage to Count Emilio del Sierra of Rome
Italy. Mrs. Wright is the mother of Miss
Leta c. Wright, whose engagement tC
Grafton Fl. Pyne OF New York was made
known at the same time
Mrs. Wright closed her New York home
at 10 West sd street in April and sailed
for Europe with her daughters, the Misses
Leta and Anna Wright.
Miss Wright's wedding to Mr.. Pyne
will take place on July at the home of
JOuu wright uIiClt oI the HcdI
Mathematician England. The
ceremony will be witnessed by several
relatives from New York
The wedding of Mrs. Wright and Count
del Sierra, who is brother Of Baroness
Trojani of Rome, will take place later in
the summer.
The marriage is announced of Mis-.
Gladys Lobeck, daughter of Representa-
tive and Mrs. Lobeek of Nebraska. and
NJ <~r,1 u of nt.,a l,n
The ceremony took place yesterday al
the Lobeck home in Omaha.
The ceremony was performed by
Bishop Frank NJ Bristol and attended
by only members of the immediate fam
lilies.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and wore a handsome gown
of ivory meteor satin. trimmed with
duchess lace and pearl embroidery. Her
nulle veil was arranged with orange
blossoms, and she carried bride roses
and lilies of the valley
Miss Marguerite Wilcox. who was
maid of honor. wore white satin drapeG
in white brocaded crepe, and carried
bridesmaid roses.
Harland l.. Mossman was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs Young left after the re-
ception for an extended western trip,
and upon their return will make their
home in Omaha.
The ceremony which united Mr.. Clay
ton Ernest Payne and Miss Louise Clara
Link was performed by Rev. William
the home of the bride, on Crystal Spring
avenue. Capitol Heights. Md. Wednesday
evening, June %. Mr.. Raymond G.
Payne, brother of the bridegroom, was
rage by her uncle Mr.. George Sena-
sack. She was attended by Miss Helen d..
Smith. maid Of honor and four brides
maids. Misses Ruth Lett, Margaret Berk-
hardt. Augusta Link and Ethel Beavers.
Little Mamie Williamson and Title Maui
We're the flower girls.
The wedding march was played by Mr.
Edward L. Payne, brother of the groom.
A dance and reception followed the cere-
mony. The parlor, drawing room and
dining room were decorated with ferns.
palms and roses. Among those present
were Mrs Bixler and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Bryan. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Swick
Sweeney. Mrs NJ Bricker. Mrs Gladman
Mrs. Gennari, Mr.. and Mrs George Sena-
sack and family. Mrs. Hugo. Mr.. and Mrs
Ben II. Noel and family, Mrs Clara Link
Mrs. Margaret V. Payne, Mr. Walter B.
Payne. Mr.. Gottleib Link, Master Leroy
Payne, Master Gus Gagelman, Master
Montrose Gett. Miss Violet Stevens and
Miss Helen Litz, Mr.. and Mrs. Maui and
family. Mrs. NJ. Lacouey and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. Gett and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. .. S. Wrenn. Mr.. and Mrs Payne
and family. Mrs. Henry Adams, Mrs. A.
Boyington. Rev. and Mrs. Clarke. Mr..
and Mrs. Beavers. Elmer Cover Howard
Beavers. Albert Bagelman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Grosman. Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Bagel-
man and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Living
stone Smith and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Lite. Mr. and Mrs.
z. Fitzpatrick and Mr.. and Mrs. Roth.
One of the most noteworthy weddings
In Georeia this season was that of Miss
Ruth Tribble of Athens daughter Of Rep
resentative and Mrs. Tribble OF Georgia,
and Samuel K Dick of Atlanta, which
took place recently in Athens. A brilliant
church ceremonial was followed by a
reception, which assembled not only the
social life of Athens and a large delega-
ton from Atlanta but many guests from
other southern cities.
The ceremony took place at twilight,
with the church decorated with palms,
and Easter lilies forming the background
for the bridal group, the bride and her
attendants presenting a striking array of
beautiful young womanhood.
The reception combined the picturesque
charm Of hospitality indoors and al
fresco. The garden. walled in with pine
and spruce trees, was brilliantly lighted,
and supper was served the guests at
small tables
At the brides table. besides the bride
and groom. were Miss Barron of Penn
sylvania, Miss Martha Phinizy of Athens,
Miss Jane Thrall Of Pennsylvania, Miss
Jennie D. Harris, Miss Callie Hoke Smith
of Atlanta, Mrs. S. K. Dick. Messrs. Mil
ton Dargan. jr.. James Harris. Wimberly
Peters. jackson Dick of Atlanta. Mr..
Robert Arnold, Mr. John WEIGH of
Athens and Mr.. Frank Martin.
The table decoration was particularly
beautiful. the centerpiece a fern-bor
dered mirror arrangement Stimulating a
lake. out of which rose tall silver vase
showering pink roses. The detail of
color was pink and white. and souvenirs
for the bridesmaids were photographs of
the bride in silver picture frames.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick, on their arrival in
Atlanta, after their wedding trip. will
occupy an attractive apartment in the
Sumner. on Juniper street.
At the wedding In New York the past
week Of Miss Grace Ashwell and DIR. z.
H. Raymond, jr., the bridal gown was of
soft white satin opening AT one side
to show flounce panel of lace. 1t had a
draped girdle. and the low-cut corsage
was draped with point lace. A point lace
veil was worn.
The maid of honor wore palest pink
satin yelled with white shadow lace. cut
square al the neck and edged with crys-
tai. 1t had girdle and sash OF rose pink
velvet. Her small hat Of shirred white
tulle had in the little poke point at the
front a tiny cluster Of purple violets. 1t
turned straight up at the back. and from
IL depended long white tulle ends. with
tiny clusters of rose pink buds and vio-
lets caught to the streamers. She car
ried roses The bridesmaids wore large
round hats having pink straw crowns and
shirred white tulle brims with tiny clus-
ters Of mixed fowers-fame-colored rose