Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-28
SOCIETY NOTES.

There were several weddings Wednesday evoO
ing. and with but one exception ell were churu0
anairs Az the New York Avenue Church Nh
Kate Munro Vas married to Alexander p Hm O
the presence OF large and fashionable audisosA
The Moral decorations were very profusa IL
Joseph HELEN, OF New York, WAS married 10 Miss
Mamie Hamilton at st. Peters Church A. 81
Paul's Church, on iith street. the marriage or M
Christian Engel 20 Miss Emma Schafer was cello.
orated; The wedding OF Miss Mamie a stephen
at the residence OF the brides aunt, slst and n
streets
A dinner was given THURSDAY evening by tn
Spanish minister senior Barca, at his residence, 70
Hon. John W. Fnster. the q. s. minister 10 Spain,
who expects 10 leave for his new post May 10Th
Among the guests were Secretary Chandler and
wife. Gen. sherman, John w. Thompson and wife,
MT and Mrs John b. Davis. A. A. Adee, Seyellon
A. Brown, and the members OF the spanish lega-
The wedding OF Miss Juliet NJ Riley daughter a
the late Dr John C. Riley, TO Mr.. Charles T. VIII
r f,nms Occurred Inursdsy morning at 81 Johns
oy Rev. Mr.. Shras, performed the ceremony MT.
J. l. Wilmington was the best man, and Miss
Corinne Riley and Mss Mary 4 Williams were the
bridesmaids. MessrS. Murray, Marbury, Joseph
bowman. Frederick Modstt and Charles Stevens
were the ushers
church on Tuesday, Rev. Father. Tewes officiat-
Ing. The contracting parties were Miss Annie
Hotter acted as Sroomsman- and Miss chrisr,ns
Caspair as bridesmaid The ushers were MessrS
John T. GER and John A Schae1er. In the even.
ing a reception was held at AIS III street, which
WAS largely attended
Mr.. r. Il Taylor was married Tuesday afternoon
- Mrs. Gertrude c. Skeel. at the residence Of tho
bride, li20 street Rev. DR. Bartlett officiating.
The bridal couple VIII take a short trip and then
return 10 the city.
The fnal meeting or the Unity Club was held
last evening at the residence OF Col n. w. Ftz-
gerald, and the occasion one or unusual inter-
est Mr.. George KEENAN, read paper on "Life In
Siberia" which was followed by an entertaining
program. Miss Eva Mills, A. q. Provost, Warren
Young ana }. NJ Buchanan sang. Recltations
were given by J. II. Whitaker and ms Helen
Beatue. piano solo was rendered by Miss Amy
Leavitt, and an essay by Mrs NJ. d. Lincoln was
read by Mr. Davies.
The last meeting OF the Classical Society for the
season was held at Miss Ransom's studio last
Monday evening, and was a very interesting occa-
sion. The feature OF the evening was the paper OF
Rev. Dr. Sunderland on the great pyramid OF
Cheops, which eyinced careful study, rs well as
evoked considerable discussion
Mr.. Charlton, OF the British legation gave din
ner last evening at Wormley's. Among those
present We're Mrs j. ID. Cameron, Mr. Abbott, OF
Boston: Miss Marcy, Miss Loring, Mr. Walker
Blaine and Mr.. Emmons Blaine
Mr.. A. J. Falls, who was married 10 Miss Iottie
the daughter OF the late Commodore Adams al
New Orleans on the 2lst inst, Will return 20 this
city with his bride next week. They viii there.
after be at home at 400 18th street.
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Stamp OF Nottingham, Nd,
Who were recently married, visiting tho
grOoms uncle, Mr.. j. w. Mckee, OF this city MrA
Stamp was formerly Miss Mollle Dove OF Balti.
more.