Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-25
Society.

| Society.
Miss Ida Miller, the daughter of Justice
Miller, was married to Mr.. A. E. Touzalin, yes
| terday at IL o'clock, at her fathers residence
| on Highland Place, by the Rev. Dr. Shipper
| The bride and groom stood under a canopy Of
| marguerites, fringed with lilies of the valley
and at the back an alcove formed of potted
flowers and plants and extending from the
Hoor 10 the ceiling and to each side of the
room, made beautiful background. The room
throughout was profusely decorated with flow
ers. The bride Wore an exquisite robe of white
SIX null with abundant trimmings of rare
with orange blossoms, and the bouquet con.
sisted Of mermet roses. The wedding was
strictly family affair. as there were present
only besides the parents OF the bride, Col and
Miss CorkEill, Mr.. Irving Miller. OF Chicago and
the sister and daughter OF Mr.. Touzalin. After
the ceremony the family sat down to a break
| fast, and at $50 Mr. Touzain's private car was
attached to the northern bound train and the
| bride and groom started tor Milton, a SUBURB
OF Boston, where MIR. Touztlin has an elegant
summer residence.
A pleasant party of horseback riders, consist
ing of Mr.. Radford, Mr.. Legare Miss Mary
Wilson, Nh. Snyder, Mr.. Hunt: Miss Thorn, Miss
l'ostck, Mr.. Chiffon, Mr.. Mulligan, Miss Court
right, Miss Green, and Mr.. Good engaged in an
exciting chase through the northwest suburbs
Yesterday afternoon. The object was to track
the two leaders, who went in advance aud
strewed bits of paper in such q way as to try to
mislead their pursucrs.
Mr.. H. b. +. Mcfarland gave a dinner at
Chamberlin's last night in honor of Mr. William
II. Barrett, the newly appointed editor of the
Boston 4dreytser. The Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress from Massachusetts will
entertain MIR. Barrett at dinner at Chamber
ms TINS evening. Mr.. Barrett leaves for Boston
Tomorrow.
MIR. Charles Warner Plummer of New Bed
ford. and Miss Mary Guide Barker, will be
married at the residence of Pay Inspector
washington on Wednesday evening OF next
week. Miss Barker, who is a sister of Mrs.
Washington, has many friends here. A large
reception viii be held alter the ceremony, which
Will be performed by the Rev. DIR. Giesey, Tne
young couple will sail Immediately for Europe
Mrs. Lander has sent out invitations for q
garden party this evening at her residence on
Capitol Hill. Mrs. Lander has given a similar
entertainment for several years past at a period
When her roses were at their best bloom and
! the rt collection of the past enjoyment On these
occasions will be pretty sure to bring together
this evening all who are fortunate enough to be
invited.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Waite have gone to
Fortress Monroe, and will return the last of the
week.
Justice and Mrs. Blatchford went over to New
York yesterday, and from there will 20 to New.
port, where they viii spend the season.
Senator and Mrs Logan will go with party
| OF friends in special car to Portland, Oregon,
some time in July.
Justice and Mrs. Field, Mrs. Dolph and Miss
Dolph and Mr.. and Mrs. Bugher Will sail for
Europe on the 9th Of next month
Miss Raum, the daughter of Gen. Raum has
gone to visit friends in Scranton, Pa
Miss Mary E. Southail, of Virginia, is visiting
the Misses Van Zandt, 1914 G street northwest.
Miss BERTHE Burton left here this morning tor
New York, where she will spend few weeks
On Monday evening the birthday of Mr..
Zeph Fenno was celebrated at 2424 X street
by pleasant party OF old acquaintance and
friends II was a surprise planned by his wife,
and heartily enjoyed by those present. Among
the guests were Capt. and Mrs. John Reed
Judge and Miss Hickenlooper, Capt. and
Mrs. Playter, Mr.. and Mrs. j. /. Nc.
Creery and daughters, Capt and Mrs.
Spencer, Mr.. Judkins, Mr.. Frank Clark.
Mr.. J. G. Peacock and others. The even.
Ing closed with an elegant collation..
MIR. and Mrs. S. w. Woodward and Mr. and
Mrs. H. G. Jacobs leave this evening for q short
stay at Asbury Park.