Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-04
Weddings.

| The details of the marriage of Miss
Isabel McGunnegle. daughter Of Col. Nc
Gunnegle. U. s. A.. and Lieut.. Philip
Sheridan of the 9th Cavalry, which took
place last. month In Honolulu, have
reached their friends here.
| Miss McGunnegle and Lieut.. Sheridan
were married at st. Augustin's Chapel
Waikiki. at 10 o'clock in the morning
Rev. Father Valentine officiating, and one
hour later the wedding Of Miss Josephine
Smith, also Of Portland. Greg, and Lieut.
Joseph Andrews. LIST Field Artillery. took
place at st. Andrews Cathedral, Rev
Canon Ault performing the ceremony.
Both weddings were simple. without at
tendants, and the only guests were I'm
mediate families and relatives.
| A leading paper of Honolulu contains
the following account: Both weddings
were planned for function at the quar-
| tiers of Col. McGunnegle. Schofeld bar
racks, last evening, and disappointment
officers and ladies Of Schofield barracks
and town army posts, who assembled at
| the commandments home to witness them.
There remained for the guests only to
offer congratulations to the two couples.
Whatever the function lacked in cere-
brilliance Of the reception, which took
place at 8 o'clock, preceded by a special
concert by the LIST Infantry Band.
''Both couples wished to avoil the
pomp and ceremony attendant upon mill
| tary weddings. The matter was laid be-
fore Col. McGunnegle, who surrendered
in the face Of such overwhelming forces.
The two couples motOred into town, &C
companied by Col. McGunnegle.
Col. McGunnegle received the guests
i1xyff n fI,ah rtI n1 Wit
Lieut. and Mrs. Sheridan reached San
Francisco last week on the steamer Lur-
line. from Hawaii. They will visit Mrs.
Phil Sheridan here before going to Ii ut.
Sheridan's post in the west.
A beautiful wedding took place We'd
nesday at IL o'clock. when Miss Winifred
f. Gooding was married to Mr. Claude
Benson Brown. at st. Paul's Church.
Rock Creek parish. by Rev. Charles e.
| Buck. The church was effectively dec
| GRATED in palms and lilacs. During the
seating of the guests by the ushers. who
were Mr.. Paul M. Cherry. and the
groom's brother. Mr.. Lawrence NJ
best man was Mr. Henry NJ Anderson
| The bride wore a tailored suit Of white
chiffon broadcloth with hat to match
| and carried a shower bouquet of white
llacs. Miss Carrie Lee Hastings attend
ed the bride as maid of honor. Miss
Alice Mason. her cousin. of East Orange
N. J., was bridesmaid. Both wore gowns
Of white crepe de chine trimmed with
lace and sashes of nile green, with large
white picture hats of lilacs. The maid
of honor carried a basket bouquet OF pur-
pie lilacs, while the bridesmaids carried
bouquets of the same flowers. Mr..
and Mrs. Brown left later in the after
noon for a northern trip, and will be al
home after June 4 at 1885 Quincy street
northwest
Miss Kathryn Blance Dew of this city
and Mr.. Lyston David Howe of Toledo
Wash, were married at the home of the
| brides brother-in-law and sister, Naval
| constructor and Mrs. Daniel c. Nutting
| at the navy yard, Puget Sound. May 10.
House b, the Nutting quarters, was
deliberately decorated within and with
out and the yard band played on the
lawn.
| The bridal toilet was lovely one
/ and a number of friends of the bride
and her sister assisted in the hos
pitality attending the wedding. Mrs
| Cottman, wife Of Rear Admiral Colt.
man, played the wedding march.
| When the couple was leaving they
ran the gauntlet of rice-laden friends
| while the band played its liveliest airs
i finally breaking into Goodbye. Every.
body" as the pair jumped into the
waiting carriage and horses started
or with their swiftest gait for the
1 dock, where the special tug waited &c
carry the couple to Seattle. whence
they left for a brief wedding journey
] They will reside in Toledo. Wash,