Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04
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society NOtes

society Notes.
The altar OF st. Andrews church was tasterully
decked last evening with white roses ana the
chancel rail buried In srnllax and golden-rod, IN
honor OF the marriage OF Miss Lucle J. halplne Of
this city, and MI. John p. faure, OF New YORK
city. Mr.. Charles halpine. brother of the bride,
anu Nj. Francis Halpln, Mr.. Hewitt CODurn, d..
ana MI. Abner Scout, VI New York city, dressed In
evening attire, with wedding Iayors OF Puritan
roses In their coats, acted As ushers aud
SEATED the wedding guests. The groom and
his best man. Mr.. John H. Eis, ner, OF
BRIDE VINO appeared with her party shortly alter
O'Clock. 1he bride was proceeded TO Jne altar by
the ushers and the brldesmaldS Miss Adelaide NJ.
halpine and Miss Juliette Greene, daughter OF the
late Dr. Horace Greene, OF New lOrA city, ana
Was escorted by Lieut.. y. j. HalpIne, who wore
his unborn, and bestowed her hand upon the
groom. The BRIDE wore a sweeping gown VI white
French faille, made with pompaaour body. eds ed
with duchess lace and elbow sleeves. Tue skirt
was laced at the SIDES with silk cords a ful
pleating OF tulle. and scarf OF the same daphan-
Gus material crossed the front and vas hcd In
place by sprays OF jasmine aud bridal roseouds-
The long veil was fastened In her couture WIN
Jasmine and white roses aud she carried bouquet
OF bridal ruseUudS AUout her neck was a sOd
chain OF may strahds. from which depended
curious design In her bodice. The bridesmaids
were dressed alike In short frocks OF white India
SILK draped WIN embroidered point d'espnL lhe
bodices had pointed openings back ana front edged
with Mechlin lace. Tney wore Dauds OF Nhlle
| r.boon about their necks and white pompous AZ
their hair. Miss Halplne carried a bouquet OF La
France roses, TIED win pink riOVOn, and Miss
Greene carried Marechal Neil roses, tied with
coiored nbvon. The BRIDE and her attend.nps
made a preIIy group at the altar. The marriage
service was red by Rev. Josiah B. Perry. rector
OF The church. Mn. CnaS q. nalp.ue. mother "
the bride, wore q trained dress OF peargray satin.
draped In black ChanIily lace, aLd Carried bou-
| quet OF La II ance roses MrS Louisa halpine, OF
New lork city, wore a toilet OI gray more antique
trimmed wi.n black lace, aud Mrs. John wngnL
OF Richmond, sister OF Lne late Chas. &. tial-
pine, wore black six and letted lace.
Among the guests were Mr.. John Wright, Mr..
and Mrs Edward Scott OF New York city, ars and
Miss Wordsworth, Mrs. MattesOn, the Misses
MAIteson and Mr.. MatUeson, Mr. Walter scnrl-
vers Mr-. RlcharJs, ana Miss Janet Richards A
reception Was held at the hOu.e OF Mrs ha4pne,
1202 2lst street. from halipast eisht 1nu, IL
O'clock, when MT. and MIS- Faure left Tor Their
wedding tour. They will reside IN New YORK ciIy,
where Mr.. Faure Is In business
Mr.. Aimaro sato, Mr. h. salgo, Mr.. II. Mehiia,
and Mr.. NJ. Norma, secIetar Of the japanese le-
gaLion IN ihls clIy over 10 BdlIilnure yester
DAY 10 be pre- -ent at the marriage OI dr. sniro
Akaoane and Nj 5 Ellen Nicholson Barry, VINO
were married In Corpus Crisl cnuren A. = o'clock.
OLher guests present were Mrs. Geo. histlcr,
MISS Marion Barry, Miss NannIe Thompson, AIRS.
Jos. Daniels the Misses DanIels. Mr., Mrs AMI
Miss Paca, Mr.. W. q. sprosta, and Mr.. Nm. Barry.
Mr.. Akabane's friends, including some japanese
students al Johns Hopkins University, cali-d On
the groom at the hotel AID enjoyed farewell stag
dinner, and toasted the bride and ine.r naive
country and government IN bumpers OF cnan.
pas ne MISS Barry Is Tue daug Ater OF DE-. Barry,
al l5l4 h street. she Is OF an Old Washington
fanny, and has relations living on Calntoi Hill
Mr.. AkabAne a Ooarder In the same house
with Miss Barry, and an attachment splang up
between them which a. Time led 10 engage
ment Mr.. Akaosne is well known 10 Washington
society. he IS graduate OF Trinity college, hart
ford. Mr.. and Mrs. Akaoane wall sail Tor Japan In
q rev days, 10 pay a visit 70 the parents Ol Tue
groom Mr.. Akabane expects 10 reIurn 10 tubs ciy
next year.
MIS- Cnas H. Sheriff. and Miss Sheriff. have re-
turned 10 the city and are at 1914 Connecticut
avenue. They expect 10 occupy tneIr Massacnu-
setIs avenue mouse next mVuJn. They sp ut the
summer IN the AdlrondacKs and las. month an
New haven and New YORK city.
Rev. and Mrs W. A. Bartlett. ID. d., returned 20
the city yesterday and are at the Hamilton House.
DIR. bartletI's European tour was very Denencial
nounces the rumor thai he MAS gong to resign nis
pastorate and assume ch rge OF a prominent mag.
azlne enureIy without LIQUIDATION.
Mrs. S. Sickle and her two daughters have gone
TO New York for the marr.ag OF Miss bertha SICKLE
10 Mr.. d. spiro, OF Newark, n j.. whIcn will occur
On sunday.
Mrs. Neil Belt returned TO the city yesterday
Mrs- Belt are keeping house al 2l02 street
northwest
Colonel and Mrs b. +. winger returned yester-
day TO their winter residence, No. 102l ConnectI-
cut avenue, afler spending lne summer months IN
GreencasIie, Pa
Mrs. winneld S Hancock Will return 70 WASH
ington the latter part OF this month
Mr.. Nicholas N. Bell, the superintendent OF the
foreign malls once, has returned 10 the city with
his bride.
Mr. Georse Bancroft celebrated his eighty-eighth
birthday ia Newport yesterday. he received a
large number OF ellis during tne DAY, assisted py
his daue hler. MIS- j. Z. Bancroft IN tne evening
he entertained q few friends at dinner. ne wAn
return 10 Washington next week.