Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-04

rector Mr.. Hugh Martin. III the church
which was presented TO the diocese by
Queen Anne of England in 1886. which
mas Deen III constant use since that
time The bridesmaids will be Miss
Eieanore Wilson. the brides sister.
Miss Louise Wilson of Raleigh y. G.,
the brides cousin: Miss Elizabeth Tur-
ner and Miss Marilla Brooks of West
River. The best man will be Mr.
Charles \. Smith of Washington, and
the ushers. DIR. William Otis Bailey Of
Washington. Mr.. Water Shoup Mr.. Al
! bert W lion. brides brother and Mr.. How
ard p. Wright of Wash nston. Most of the
Idaho congressional delegation are ex
pected to attend the wedding. After
| the wedding trip the couple will go to
Twin Falls. Idaho. to live.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Mclean of
| Washington were in Newport yesterday
and leased for two years Black Point
farm in Portsmouth. owned by Regi-
nald Norman. The property consists of
III acres.
The marriage Of Miss Blanche Lao.
| daughter of Antonio Lazo- Arriasa. at
one tir!u minister from Guatemala to this
country. and 1Ir. John r. Steinnan of
! Lancaster Pa was celebrated last night
! in the ballroom Of the St. Regis. New
! York cIty. and was followed by recep-
ton and sGnrer in the adjoining suites
The bride. who walked with her father.
wore a Sho.t-tra med robe of white satin
crepe, HAVING the bod of tulle and
rose point. with high collar at the
back of point lace. the front being cut
out in q low and long ii hit sleeves OF
tul.e Her point lace veil was one worn
! by her great great grandmother at her
nuDtials. and was he'd by clusters of or
aiiSe blossoms. with orange blossoms
banding the back Of the head Her bou-
tied with tulle. The string of pearls
worn was the gift of her father
The brides maids were the Misses Caro-
line and Elizabeth Steinman. sisters Of
the bridegroom. and Caroline Franklin.
all of Lancaster and Miss Gean r. Stew :
art of New York.
The maid of honor was Miss Gabrielle
!! McQuaide OF Plainfield y. J. Little
Miss Sarita Mejia, the daughter Of the
minister from Salvador. was the flower
girl.
The bridesmaids were dressed alike i'll
| apricot colored crepe de chine. with
chiffon panniers of the same shade. The
bodices were of shadow lace. trimmed
| bouquets of marguerites and sunrise
roses tied with tulle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Steinman will travel for a while in this
country and will go abroad June II. Their
| Mrs. Carrie Buxton Cobb announces
the marriage of her daughter. Mar
suerite. to Mr.. Edgar Wilmington Adams
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:, at her home on Monroe street.
The marriage of Miss Alice Baird
Stromberser and Mr.. James Byron
residence CT the brides parents. Mr..
md Mrs F. NJ Stromberser. 500 B
street southeast at noon. W tn the Rev.
+. W. Johnson. pastor OF Grace Eaptis.
Church officiating.
;; The bride was attired in her travel
ing suit of tan and white striped serge.
With ian hat trimmed with green
plumes. She wore a corsage bouquet
of white sweet peas and brides roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks left later in the
afternoon for Asbury Park. " j. where
they will make their, home until the
fall
The first secretary of the Panama le-
cation. Mr.. J. E Lefevre. and his sis
ter. Miss Ramona Lefcvre gave a din
. ncr last night at the Shoreham to the
new minister OF the republic of Pana :
ma DR.. Eusebis \. Morales, Nine.
Penfeld.
ra Inst might Mil. a. the E Eight Street
Mayer. ard Mr. Morris simon OF this
city were married by the Rev. DR. Louis
Stern and Rev. Dr Ahram Simon be-
fore large assemblage of relatives and
friends.
The altar and main aisle cf the temple
were decorated in rains and white roses
Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shirclf sang before
the bridal party entered. The attractive
bride. who was escorted by her father
J 10 the strains Of 'I.ohengrin." was be-
ccmingly gowned in white charmeuse
I; trimmed with duchess and real lace.
Tie draped skirt was caught with orange
blossoms. and petit oat of duchess
idce showed at one side. Her cap and
! veil were of real lace and she carried
3 shower bouquet of lilies of the val
; i string cf pearls, gift from the groom
The maid of honor Miss Flo: ence Gus
5crf. wore yellow charmeuse trimmed in
-uadow lace, aud the four bridesmaids.
COUSINS of the bride Misses Gladys
Naver Of this city. Jeanette Selma and
Mildred Blout of New York, wore crepe
q chine dresses I, immed with shadow
lace two in pink and two in blue. each
>ne carrying lcghorn hat formed into
4 basket filled with pink sweet peas tied
nth game ribbons. The two little f1owe.
aids. Bernice simon and Babctte Hop
'nnaier Wore dainty white null dresses
over pink satin and carried baskets Of
link roses. strewing the brides path
With rose petals they preceded her
VI tie aisle
Mrs. Edward MAYER. mother of the
bride. wo white charmeuse satin and
chantilly lace
The best man was Mr.. Eugene Young
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