Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-01
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Weddings.

The marriage of Miss E. Rathbone
Smith and Dr. Otis Judd Eddy took place
at noon Wednesday last in ST. Georges
Chapel, Stuyvesant square. New York
city.
Rev. Douglas Hooff of Frederick, Nd,
oficiated at the ceremony. which was
followed by a breakfast to the bridal
party at the Hotel Irving. The bride
| wore a handsome gown of valenciennes
lace with black hat, trimmed with ostrich
plumes. A charming touch of color was
given the costume by a diaphanous scarf
| of primrose yellow of the same shade as
| the breast knot of orchids.
The service was read from the white
prayer book carried by the bride. who
| entered the chapel with her brother. Mr..
Dudley Wetmore Smith OF Detroit, and
was attended by her sister, Miss Elizabeth
| E. Smith.
Dr. and Mrs. Eddy sailed yesterday to
spend the summer travelling about Eng
| land and on the continent. Upon their
| return in the autumn they will make
| their home in Washington.
The marriage of Miss Marguerite Stew
art and Lieut.. Frederick R. Palmer OF the
| Goth Infantry, Fort Douglas. which will
| take place Tuesday next, at high noon at
the First Presbyterian Church, Salt Lake
Utah, will be one of the brilliant social
and military events Of the early summer
Miss Stewart will be attended by her
| sister, Miss Eleanor Stewart, and Miss
| Edna Dunn as bridesmaids, with little
Myra Frederickson as ring bearer Lieut.
Palmer Will have for his best man Lieut.
Martin c. Wise. The ushers are DIR. Wal
sen, Lieut. Charles p. Hall and William
Weaver Of Fort Douglas. John Stewart,
brother Of the bride. and Lieut.. Marion P.
vestal Of the 18th Infantry.
| Miss Janet Gottlieb, daughter of Mr..
Frederick H. Gottlieb, and Ensign Lang
don Dominique Pickering. I. 8. N, will
be married at Fairy farm. Mr.. Gottlieb' $
place on the Severn, near Annapolis,
| June Z.
| The ceremony will take place in the
evening at o'clock. Miss Esther Colt
| lieb will be her sisters only attendant,
/ and Ensign Richard knight, son of Rear
Admiral knight. will be best man. Miss
| Gottlieb is a sister of Mrs Langdon
| Moore of Washington.
| Among the first of the June weddings
| in Omaha Will be that of Miss End VAL
entine. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. C..
Valentine, and Capt. Charles Nj. Bundel,
| 18th United States Infantry. The we'd
| ding will be a simple one at All Saints
| Church tomorrow. with no attendants
| and no guests outside the immediate
| family Capt. Bundel is at present in
| Omaha. and has planned a three months
| wedding trip. They will go east to New
| York. cross Canada. and to Alaska, aft
| er which they will join Capt Bundel's
| regiment at the Preside at San Fran
cisco.
st. Patricks Church was the scene of
| a pretty wedding Tuesday morning,
| May 81, at o'clock. when Miss Julia
| A. Gaskins became the bride of Mr..
Dorsey X. Beane OF Rockville, Md.
Father McGuigan officiated at the cere-
mony and the nuptial mass which fol-
| lowed. Miss Anne E. Gaskins, sister of
the bride. and DR.. Walter A. Raymond
| Of Stamford Conn. We're the only at
| tendants. The bride was attired in
| white silk with tulle veil and orange
blossoms, and carried shower bouquet
Of lilies Of the valley. The bridesmaid
| wore blue wolfe trimmed in old rose.
| with hat in corresponding shades.
and carried pink roses. A wedding break
| fast was served in the brides home, 14ll
| 18th street northwest, which was beauti-
| fully decorated with palms and white
peonies. Those present at it besides the
| immediate family were Mgr. Russell.
Father McGuigan, Father Smyth. Father
Patrick's Church. Several charming
| musical selections were rendered by Mr.
Norman Esputa DAILY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beane left at noon for
| their honeymoon trip to New England
The brides travelling gown was IS b b,ue
mateh tn the bome on , 1nfr friends
in Rockville, Md
| Mr. and Mrs. William De Forest Fair
banks of Decatur, H., announce the
| marriage of their daughter, Bernlce, TO
Mr.. Joseph Rollie Defrees, lieutenant
| commander United States Navy, Thurs
| day the goth of May.
| After motoring trip through the
east, Lieut. Commando and Mrs. Defrees
/ will be at home at Stoneleigh Court
| Mrs. Defrees is a sister of Mrs. w: w.
Bride and a cousin of Mrs. J. w. Sim
| mons Of this city.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Naomi Elsie Richardson. only
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
richardson; and Mr.. Frederick b. Morris,
both of Washington. D. c. The ceremony
was performed at the residence of the
brides parents. 1923 A street northeast.
at O'Clock Friday evening and was wit
messed by the immediate families and a
group of close friends, Rev. James l..
McI.ain of the Wilson Memorial NJ. f.
Church officiating.
An interesting wedding this month will
| be that OF Miss Gertrude Barbara Jones
Of this city and Mr;nNewton Singleton
Dempsey OF Grand HhpfdS, Mich. for
] meriy Of this CITY The ceremony Will