Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-06
Society Notes.

Society Notes.
A small company gathered at 81. Patrick
the marriage of Miss Lulu Ella Andrews. daugh-
ter OF Mrs. c. NJ. Andrews, or 1881 street, and
MI. VIM G. Butler. Father Walter, OF ST Patricks
ofnciated. The bride wore a becoming toilet OF
dead-leat brown serge, trimmed with broad
brown SIX gimp, and hat OF brown silk, faced
F sese.c r ana sne carried @ loose 1aneh 10 OF
and Mrs. Harrison, the lady being the mother OF
the groom; Mr.. and Mrs. Rodier, Miss Flora An
drewS, Mr.. Edward Zea, Mrs Andrews, Mr.. Joseph
Nimmo, JE., and Miss Nimmo. After the service
the young couple held q reception In the cIurch
portico and received the congratulations OF their
Fortress Monroe and Norfolk last evening, and on
their return will 90 into their own house on Cap
itol Hill.
The pulpit Of the Central Presbyterian church,
palms and ferns yesterday afternoon, at $50
O'clock for the marriage OF Mr.. Martin p. Barr OF
Houston, Texas and Miss Mary s. Shields, a
Mr.. j. v. A. Shields Of this city. The congrega-
tion was seated by DIR. S. d. Barr, Mr.. n. T. FL.
lott Mr. Chas B. Ford, and MI: Henry Cooper.
ushers preceding them down the aisle. The
bride wore travelling dress OF London
smoke Henrietta cloth, made with panels
shade. Her bonnet was a close capote OF black
chip, with standing loops OF white silk in the
front, and she carried large bouquet Of Purita n
roses. The groom was accompanied TO the altar
by his cousin, Mr.. Norman, and Rev. DR.. Wolf, or
this city, who performed the ceremony. Miss
Dodge played appropriate music. % Among those s
groom, and MIR. and Mrs. Shields and the Misses
Annie and Jennie Shields and Mr.. and Mrs. r. p.
Clarke. The bridal party drove from the church
took the train for Philadelphia. From there they
went to-day to New YORK city 10 take coast
steamer for the grooms home. The groom arrived
In this city about ten days ago, and gave his bride
but few days notice to make her bridal prepara-
tionS
Miss Jennie Compton, daughter Of Dr. Compton.
Of Charles County, Md. and Mr.. John s. Warren,
OF Pittsourg were married yesterday at the Epis-
copal church near Marshall Hall The bride Is q
niece OF Representative Barnes Compton.
Mrs. F. K. Ward, accompanied by her mother
and son. left this morning for Far Rockaway,
where they will be joined b. Miss Ward and Other
friends from New York.
Miss Turah Cuttings, OF 4th street northwest, Is
visiting friends In Montgomery County, Nd.
Mrs DR.. j. c. johnson, OF Roanoke City, Va,
formerly Miss Susie Hume, Of Washington, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs c. C. Brown, 5 North Capitol
street.
Mrs. Tracy and Miss Mamie White, Of No. SOC
P street, have as guests Mr.. and Mrs. Carbine and
son, or Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs John Randolph are now at Asbury
Park, and from thence they expect to 60 to their
old home in Pennsylvania.
An enjoyable dance was given al the "Ever-
green's" Falls Church, last evening" in honor OF
Mrs. Raymond. The grounds and new pavilion
were decorated with Chinese lanterns and bunting.
ures were Judge and Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. E. Padgett, Miss Reilly, Dr. and Mrs, Bailoch,
MIR. and Mrs. McGrew, Mr. and Mrs Crosby, Mrs.
Capert and daughters, and Mr.. j. w. Smith.
Prot. Harry King has recovered sufficiently from
his recent illness to leave the city to-day with his
family for the seasnOre.
Mrs. W. Bruce Gray Is spending some weeks at
Hamilton, Va.