Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-08

The marriage of Miss Kate Upshur, second
daughter OF Commodore Upshur, now command
ant at the Brooklyn navy yard, to Mr. Frank Moor
head, OF Pfttsburg, at Grace church, Brooklyn,
Tuesday pm, was an event as Interesting to many
Washingtonians as either OF the brilliant we'd
dings occurring here that day. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. DR.. Davenport, OF Norris
ania, assisted py Dr. Smiley, rector OF the church
The ushers were George Upshur, brother OF the
bride; Henry G. Brown, OF Pittsburg; John Wat
son, OF washington; Thomas Hunt. son of the
Minister to Russia; s. p. Frfek. OF Washington,
man was MARSHALL Chiids. Of Pittsblrs. it's e Tse The
bridesmaids were Virginia Kearney, a steD-sister
OF the bride and daughter OF Gen. Phil Kearney.
and Misses Addie Slack, Rose Gouverneur, great.
granddaughter OF President Monroe, and Mon
trose Enicott all Washington bellies OF the season
her father. wore white velvet The round court
train was OF plain white Lyons Velvet the front of
the dress white velvet brocaded with white lilacs
ana feStO0ned with real Spanish lace around the
bottom, with tabot OF the same up the side. The
low, square.cut corsage was trimmed with the lace
and white lIlacs, fastened at the neck with dia-
mond bar. The demi-sleeves OF plain white velvet
were finished with fall OF the Spanish lace. Dia-
mond gems studded the waist or the dress on the
left Side. white tule veil was fastened with
white iilacs and a diamond crescent White
glove1 meeting the sleeves at the elbow, and a
costume At the conclusion OF the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was given at the Command
ants % house. @ 10 dhe navy yard, which was decked
was lying In front q the house, and salutes were
ilred from cannon. About sixty guests were pres
ens. Including number q note from Washing
ton: MI. nd Mrs Mocrhead win spend a portion
Ct %,ots their honeSmoca here gofsg Afterwards to
The large party from Philadelphia Who came in
special car Monday to be present at TIE Rooms
Brewster wedding left In the same at O'Clock
Arlington while here, and there Mr.. william
Henry Patterson. one Of the ushers, gave break
fast TO the bridegroom. best man, and the remain
Ing ushers Tuesday. Mr. Thomas r. Tunis, the
Mrs. Representative Bingham, OF Philadelphia.
who came and returned with the party, has been
under physic1an's care all winter. She was
Washington friends, with whom her briQhtness
and amiabnity have made her very popular She
wore as the wedding one OF the most elegant
dresses ever seen In Washington-A heavy pale
Mrx Roberts, who accompanied her, was her
guest here two years ago. and brilliant party
was made for her ny General and Ms Bingham
at their Rhode Island avenae residence. Her
Miss BrpwsteFss bridesmaids Is one OF the ieafinQ
bellies OF Ph1lade1phia.
MS Blaine has sent for her second daughter.
Maggie. to return from Paris feeling greatly the
losaof the beloved BRIDE
II iss Nora White. the niece Of Mrs Kcifer, who
been visiting In Detroit, but reached washington
saturday morning, and received many calls quietly
Yea1erday with her aunt In the Speakers private
parior ~ laie Eccste.ttss s.----------
The devotional duties OF Ash wednesday were
the Episcopal and Roman Catholic churches were
crowded In spite OF the inclement day.
The National Rifle Cadets WI give their drxt
mop on next Friday evening ae Waxtnib hall md
as tne yonne gentemen g tnm spirited mutt
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