Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-30
SOCIAL MATTERS.
what fashionable People are Doing
Personal Mention.

What fashionable People are Doing
Psrsonal Mention.
There was pretty Wedding At the church o
tie IncsRation ON Wednesday evening. At TAI
o'clock The bride was Miss Elizabeth Kanolph
Of this city, and daughter Of Major Peyton Ran
ooiPh, manager OF the Richmond and Danvillt
railway, and the groom Mr.. John T. Harris, jr.
OF Harrisonburg, Va. Major Randolph has re
Gently moved 70 this city. The bridal process
sion was beaded by the eight ushers who were
u. Il. .. Hill and DR.. Dudley Morgan, of THU
city. Mr.. Harold Randolph and Mr.. Thoma
Sym1ngton, OF Baltimore, Mr.. Chas. Catlett
this city. The bride was escorted 10 the ALTA
BY Major Randolph and was attended by hel
sister, Miss Mary Randolph. The brides dres,
was dsmi-trained, high-necked and long
sleeved gown Of white crepe De chine; she carried
bouquet of white chrysanthemums, tied with
was Of white lace made over white silk, and hel
flowers were bouquet Of pink chryssnthe
NUNS with streamers Of pink ribbon
The groom was attended by DR.
Richard 8. Hill, as best man. A ehora
service sang by the boys of the choir preceded
DR.. Townsend, rector Of the church AmonS
those present were Mrs P. Randolph, ex-Rep.
resentative John 7. Harris, father of the
groom, and his daughters, Mrs. Heard ant
Miss Emma Harris of Harrisonburg; Mrs. Inni:
Randolph, Of Baltimore; Senator-elect Bar
bour, Miss Ellen Dangerield, Judge, Mrs. and
Miss Denver, the Misses Morgan, Mr.. Edward
Fisher, grandfather of the bride, of Richmond
DR.. Hatton Harris, of the navy, brother Of the
groom; Mrs. Robert Higginbotham, Mrs. Geo
Campbell and Miss Alice Whitcomb, Richmond
Miss May Mayo, Miss Annie Fisher, Miss May
Evans, Miss EIgin, Mrs. Clark, Miss Mauds
Randolph, Mr.. Turnbull, Of Brunswick, Va.
and Mr.. Sipe, law partner Of the groom Of
Harrisonburg. The bridal party drove from the
church to Major Randolph's home, No. 100 B
street northeast, where a supper was served
and a reception held The rooms were charm
the company enjoyed the presence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris, jr., until 10 o'clock, when, in
travelling costumes, they departed upon
journey that will finish on their arrival at their
own home in Harrisonburg, Va.
Mrs. T. L. Thompson and Miss Thompson
are pleasantly located at No. 1136 18th street
where they are at home to callers on Tuesdays
Mrs. Thompson viii introduce her second
daughter to society next month.
Miss Edith Soule is back from New Yorl
city, having been absent several weeks Mrs
Admiral Russell, Miss Russell, Mrs Frye and
Miss Soule were present at the Thanksgiving
eve, ball ct Annapolis on Wednesday night
Mrs. ]. Hartley Soule IL at home to callers
Thursday afternoons.
Representative and Mrs. Edmund Rice anG
Miss Virginia Rice have moved from the Nc.
No. Iowa Circle. The family is in mourning
retirement for the death Of Miss Anna Rice
who died In July in st. Paul, a short time after
leaving this city. Miss Anna is mourned by a
large circle Of friends, many Of whom are resi-
dent here.
Mrs Daniel Manning and Miss Mary Man
ming are in Paris.
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and Mr.. W. r. McClosky were married yester.
day afternoon at st. Aloysius church at 80
O'Clock.
The Tacoma Ledger Of the 9Th instant says
The St. Luke's Episcopal church was yester-
day afternoon the scene of one Of the prettiesi
weddings that has ever taken place in Tacoma,
that Of Howard R. Goodwin, prominent young
lawyer in this city, son Of the late Gov. ]. n.
Goodwin, and Miss Eta Ramsden, a daughter
Of Mrs. H. ]. Ramsdell. The chancel and altar
had been profusely and beautifully decorated
with roses, chrysanthemums and other flowers
combined with ferns and potted plants, and
the rays Of the sunset falling through the
cathedral glass added much to the picturesque
ness of the scene. Nearly everyone well known
In Tacoma society was present, and the church
vas crowded with q fashionable assemblage.
At 4:S0 O'Clock the familiar strains of the
Lohengrin wedding march burst from the
organ, and az the groom and his best man, G..
with her brother, Morton Ramsdeu, preceded
by the ushers, advanced to the altar. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. L. H. Wells,
the brides uncle, in most impressive manner.
Miss Ramsdell wore a beautiful dress Of white
China silk, with surplice bodice and tulle veil
which completely covered the long train. She
wore white ehrysanthemums, and at her throat
hung q magnificent diamond pendant, the
present Of the groom"
The marriage Of Mr.. James R. Walter and
Miss Hoffman, daughter Of Mr.. ]. T. 8. Holtz-
man, took place at $50 O'Clock last evening in
The Congress-street N. P. church, the pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Bates, officiating Messrs. Tinker, W.
J. Koon, E Walter and ]. b. Walter acted as
ushers.
The annual Thanksgiving dance at Mrs Plum
mer's last night was a more than usually de-
hShtful affair, and the large number of guests
who thronged the brilliantly lighted rooms
continued their holiday merriment until a late
hour. Dancing begun early and, with a sufi-
Gent interfnission to properly discuss the fine
after midnight. Among those present were
Or. and Mrs. Rutherford, Colonel and Mrs.
Hill, Judge and Mrs. Lamon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ardella, Madame De Bausset and Misses Laura
Stockbridge, Katie Fountain, Thompson,
Ellenberger, buckingham, Maize Fountain,
Celtic Stockbridge, Judson, Hendricks, Beach,
Fsaly, O'Keffe, Cook, McCraw, Minnie Foun-
tain and Messrs. Longstreet, Cunningham,
Smith, shelley, Judson Lamond, Robinson and
Walter Lamon.
Miss wyard has gone to Philadelphia to
visit friends.
Mrs. Amnon Behrend has returned home
from Atlantic City after pleasant stay of two
weeks.
Miss Addie Larrick is visiting her friends,
the Misses walker, of 1910 Vermont avenue.
Mrs. Addison Cammack, with her two chill.
dren, came over from New York to spend
Thanksgiving with her mother, Mrs. Hildreth
Mr.. Cammack will join his family tomorrow.
Mr.. Charles s. Fletcher and Miss Blanche E.
ssitz were quietly married on Wednesday
evening at St Patrick's church by Rev. Father
Walter. Only members Of the family and
few intimate friends we're invited The bride
groom il an employe in the Post business office
and 10 the son Of Mr.. Edward T. Fletcher, sec
Rotary OF the Post company, while the bride,
parents are Mr. and Mrs. John +. Seitz. The
happy young couple received q large number
Of handsome and valuable presents from rela
tives and friends.
Mrs. Gen. Van FLEETS sister, Mrs. Gen. 8. p
Moore, and her niece, Mrs. Lizzie Bayne, are
making her a short visit.
The VIII Of Peter Pitchlynn.
CITATION TO THE WIDOW OF THE cHocrAv
cHrEP TO PRODUCE IT IN COURT HERE.
In the Probate Court to-day petition was
hled asking citation to Mrs. Caroline Pitch.
lynn, commanding her to produce the will OF
her late husband. Peter Pitchlynn, that ii NAV
be probated- The testator was q chief of the
ChOctaw nation Of Indians and for years ran.