The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-02-11
SOCIETY CHAT.

The marriage of Mr., J. Blake Kendall, ol
this city, to Miss Mary Dwight Hooker. ot Ions
Meadow, Mass, took place on Tuesday, ianuary 30,
at the home Of the bride. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev MFR. Harding under beautiful horse-
shoe vt white and pink carnations, with background
Of evergreen Tho brides dress was Of brocaded and
ottoman SILK with tulle veil and orange blossoms and
noted among the out Of town toilets was that OF Mis-.
Kendall, only sister of tho groom red hr0codcd satin
with diamonds: Mrs George Warren Hammond
from Boston, Of ruby velvet and diamonds; that vi
her nieco Miss Warren, white SIR and lace founccs
the same she had worn as bridesmaid y week before
at the marriage Of her eldest brother In Washington
to- n daughter ot Senator Boyard. The Nso England
HDmfStsdj OF Springfield, says: seldom III ever
has bride loft us with larger and more elegant
OUTFIT ot bridal gifts, In silver, gold bronze, and
precious stones, porcelain, limo engraving embroi-
derry, and elegantly bound classics In prose and
poetry besides congratulations without number by
iip and telegraph. - MIR aud Mrs Kendall arrived nj
their home In this city ON Friday and are located AT
GOO street.
A correspondent of the Springfield Re.
p,5lcou writing Of the last Bachelors german, saws,
"Thc prettcst girl at tho german last night was
Miss owen, daughterof Dr, owen, OF the Navy, and
her dress was rs simple az that OF the village maiden
Sho wore short dress ~ white nuslin lockInet ar
some such material, the skirt, plain with broad
hem at the bottom and without ruAes or trimming OF
any fashion, the fun waist plain aud a cluster OF
lilies ot the valley ON the COrsage Sheis neither
blonde nor brunette, hut the happy medium, with a
sweet, bright young face, expressive OF enjoyment
atO untouched ny the shadow OF fUuNf. IN soon
falls upon young ladies', even before the end OF their
first season. II was positively refreshing to look at
this young girl In her simple white dress suggest
ing the sweet fresh lOyeneSs OF spring daisies, or
anemOncs, and such field flowers, and as much Ia
contrast with the brocadcs aud diamonds as they are
With luxurious conservatory plants -
The muchtalked.of ball of the Minnesota
Social club occurred last Monday evening at the odd
Fellows Hall southeast, the members OF the club
leaving nothing uudono to make It one OF the most
a. hnl INvna slaAt %. d
utmost capacity Among those present were Misses
Nellie and Eme Wright, Misses lsore Patterson, Telle
Brown, Adde Roach, Addle Ietts, Mary Roach
Julia and Lizzie Horoyd, Moe Davis, Birdie Henry,
and Lizzie Kuhn, MIR. E. Toner and wife, j. c. aud
II, J. Malatester, l.. G., Crlstofan Maggie Webster,
lnez Clark $, Wltzel, Messrs. l.. Menlkheln, s.
Desc. IL. Talbett II. Gordon, II. Moore, i. Nokes
w. Blani3rd, c; Miller :; Dove, II. Gates G.
Hutchinson, II. Clark, Tupper, Lewis Iohr Betts
Wetzel, iOlroyd, Brown, Andrews, Taylor and
Bart. Dancing was enjoyed until $3.50 O'Clock.
The " at home " of Miss Fannie Cooley on
Tuesday evening at her residence on street was
one OF the most delightful gatherings that has taken
place this season. The large mansion was thronred
With the many friends OF the estmable hostess who
remained until a late hour dancing. Among those
In attendance were Mesdames Bagaiey, Beall Cart
wright, Dorsey Mcmillan, Cooley, and the Misses
Nellie, Abble, and MUllle Brawner, Frankie and
nertte Cowing, Ida and Minnie Collins Qucenlc and
nelle smith, Ida aud Mamie Dorsey, Minnie Me
MILAN, Maud Reynolds, Flora King, Kite iIar-
mon, Nora Grant, Julia Camp Emma and Clara
Cooley, and Nlessrs. Phillips, Wilmington, Cropley
Berry, Johustone Reed, Ward, DcShields, shafer,
lev Billings Foote stevens Deponcsr,v ps,Ii
Kelly, CARTWRIGHT stone C"penbnyep F"y nnrssv nsa'
and Doyle.
Miss Eta King, of Washington street
Georgetown entertained large numhor of hor vonn
80, ~ -, ~ " h" ''"''o' vi "ei So"hE
anniversary of the young lady's birthday. Among
tho young misses present were Belle and Louie
tiSieaf, carrie Jones, Nellie and Mnurip ,Jnupg
,n'f WE w., 10y ~; nessie heaso,, Nirgie Brown,
Em,na Il Inc msssia ,so "i, Seil,o @ Euhonslon
W1,II T nesSe TMehs' nessle hea IT, anu MesSrs.
t,nr, ,,,e ons'ea,, @ , I'm Evans Buddie tyler,
!n,,"p tiu t, u"ule w. nuonslon Harry SelDy, Louis
"ay' ,',, nme ,, anu fesdy King, Harry
vanIr. 49, a'm o'S n',ue,oh; w @ MANY pretty SOU
milton of the event.
Miss Kate Hicks. of Nav York Citv who
is the niece of Col Hnv v ue,rv ,,,or Ntn,,, VA,
,irv ia =, 1, ,,,r,,o, a,o, :. i, ,,,,,, ~ y, -
49,. ''"' '.' sou W ,o"'' ",np io"eh
N"lh oa'ary' b'eut.fowelils prOoaDly the only eN-
confederate soldier now holding commission in the
United states Army. He was born in Virginia, and
wheh quite young entered the Confederate service,
and served to the end OF the lie afterward was
military service he enlisted as priyats soldier in tbe
United states Army. His political disabilities hav-
~, o ho PASSED crepitao,e eNamlna-
WV" '" Ms commission as secohu heutehaht'
A cbildren,s mosuuaradp marty vos viva,
-, ~" '"' s'''"
on Monday evening at tho residence OF Mr.. and Mrs
GRAY, OUB twelfth street southeast, Among those
masnue wer. IN, f,Ilowinc. Nissos a wai,,an
lio1iess of Liberty: II, draw, ronsv' rnrti.'
,iaoy; NJ. Ford, Bnttercup; G. Walker. Grandma;
Girl; L. Leishsar, Fowe, Girl; Male Yeatman I, and
and q. Richard, Fortune Teers; Knight, Master II.
Crahdali, and Master G. Brock as Pedder. grand
time was seen by the young folks, who enjoyed a
pleasant supper near midnight.
,.o.,. ,,.. ,,.
very pretty reception was given on
Monday by Mrs. George II. Peters. wife OF Lieut..
of La f,t.
y nsr a, on .me Ny Ie TAR hostess was assisted
and number of charming young ladies', among whom,
were MISS Randall, Miss Russell. Miss Megs Miss
Brown, OF Chestnut llill, Pa, aud Miss sawyer, of
New ork, Ine mousse was beautifully bright and
elegahly auapted Tor entertaining, and the table
was spread with every luxury.
Mai II p HAN coros of Er,,i,o,, 90
the Army who is in chorre of tbe ho,nor ,n,nr,vo.
ments on the eastern shore of Lake Michigan while
one OF the United States Commissioners to the Elec-
trca Congress held in Paris, In issi and who while
there rendered and declined the Legion of Honor
has recently been presented by NJ crew presidnni
of the French Republic, with a beautiful medal i'm
recognition of his services while member of the
'''..''''' o'"S'eo'
NOTWITHSTANDING the inclemency of the
weather. the tea party given by Mrs. Blaque at her
on X street last Tuesday afternoon was
largely attended. The hostess, in receIylnr her
guests. assisted by Mrs Caulpbeil OF Paterson
N. J. Mrs. @. l.. Jones, of New York; Mrs SEN
ator Iiawley, Miss Foote, Miss Dnncan and Miss
were all that could be Issrsj mto,eher @ IagG IL wns
most enjoyable tea party
Miss Iannia Knirb, of Gou,h yvo,L;,,,
e ~ VI ''"'i " "oHins'oh,
entertained number OF her friends on Monday even
ing in honor of her guest Miss Boswell, of BaltI-
more Amonp th, quests ,y.ra thn k,issas c,aiiay
Hatimore and u MIssss Grn Miss Mnfan OF
Rogers Bartle, Newton Wilson, ami Gardner, and
Messis' townsend, ryer Schules, Stoney, Sanger,
9'hisoh' 'larh' ionfheS, ana thompson,
H'a' fen"ich iouhS, OIL oouth Nashlng-
,ara ~ G or n'o'S evening 10
some excellent vocal music was rendered Iy sey"rai
Of those In attendance. Among them were Misses
Agnes and Annie Daingerheld. Summers, NJ and s.
Young, Mattingly, leiske, and Nessrs Young.
~, ''e' "'' many "'''e'''
ihe marriage Vi Nr. ueorge DodSon to
MISS Maggie fanhagan was performed on Tuesday
evening last at the parsonage OF St Matthew Church.
the Rev. Father ChappeIe, assisted by Father Bor-
Their friends were present to witness the ceremepy
immediately after which Mr.. and Mrs. Dodson left