Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-13

SOCIETY NoTE5.--From the society notes
in yesterdays Washington papers we take
the following Of interest in this commu-
nifty:
Miss Mamie Poor, pquant brunette
from Baltimore is making Il short stay with
her charming young friend, Miss Black lock
of Fl street
The engagement of Miss Hattie Kew, of
Georgetown, daughter of Mrs Judge Key. to
a foreigner of rank, was announced recently.
The groom turns out to be Baron Alphonsc
Gavarese, son of q noted savant and Minis =
ter at Naples. The wedding will take place
on Monday, November 30, at Paris
One ofthc most welcome additions to the
society Of this city during the coming season
will be that of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 3. Bry-
IN, Miss Bryan, and Miss Page, sister 10
Mrs. Bryan. For several years this charm
ing family have lived in Colorado, and their
return to Washington will he hailed with
delight by their friends.
Captain II. r. Garden, prominent attor-
ney, who, with his family. recently rcmov-
cd from Warrenton, Virginia, to New York
has handsome apartments in Lexington
avenue. where he is busily engaged in pro-
tessonal duties. Those who are cognizant
Of his untiring energy and legal atainments
predict that Captain Garden will soon rank
among the wealthy citizens of New York.
Mrs. Judge Wylie has returned to her
handsome home fronting on Thomas Circle,
and so delightfully."- placed that it courts the
sunshine from all points Of the compass
Mrs. Wylic is Il lovely woman, upon whom
Time hcsitatcs to make any defacng marks.
so, while he has silvered her hair he has not
robbed her face Of its fresh coloring or cx-
tractcd one 1.-THE of sweetness from her cX-
preston. She wears her hair brushed away
from her forehead overa high roll Ia fashion
which bids fair to become prevalent this win
ter, much to the delight Of the reviers OF
bangs Mrs. Wylie is thought to look very
much like Mrs. Senator Logan, but it is Il
softened likeness. She has the kindlincss
and graciousncss ofmanncr which so iorci-
bly, marks the helles danes Of the past gen
Grafton. Mrs. Wylie is expecting her sisters,
Mrs. Bryan and Miss Page who contemplate
spending the winter at the Capital They
will be welcomed by all the old resident
who have not forgotten the delightful enter.
tainments given at their old home, sIIich-
land Place." Thomas Circle. Miss Jennie
Bryan will possibly accompany her mother
She has made great progress as an artist
and receives very tattering encomiums from
her master-Healey
The lynchburg NeTs thus notices the
marriage in this city on Wednesday last o.
Miss Mary Smoot and Rev. Mr.. Burch. "a
large number of friends gathered at the res
ldence of Mr.. J. H. D.Smoot, in Alexandria
on Wednesday last, the occasion being Tic
marriage of his daughter Mary, TO the Rev
+. NJ. Rurch, of Accomac county. The par
Tors and other apartments were brilliantly
lighted with gas, and at Il few minutes after
four o'clock the happy couple made Their
appearance, preceded 10y eight female
attendants dressed alternately in pink
and white satin, and followed by the otlicia
ting clergy Rev w Stro,her Jones, o
Maryland, and Rev Mr.. Williams of Lynch
burg. Passing through the hall, and rca
parlcr, the attendants formed double col
nlnn in the front parlor, and the bridal pair
reaching the end of the column, turned an,
confronted the clergy and there, standin:
beneath a beautiful wedding bell. were unit
Ell according To Tie ritual Of The Episcopi
Church. The bride was at,rrd in haui!
some white satin robe with train covered
with rich white lace. its effect being height
ened by diamonds of a rare, beautiful kin(!
me bridegroom wearing the conventions
black cloth suit with white t:e and gloves
he eel cmony ended AMI congratulations re
celF'd from large company. ali were !:~h
Sren alto iil;: dining room where II ms.
noua;itui able bad !cen spread. the ccn,ra
'ISlir" being u large floral ship, em!emn,i
u The voyage Of life on which the youn