Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-06
sOClETY NOTES.

Miss Clarissa Stanley Hndrup daughter OF |
ul Serup a.r and m s,s1ss Of n Ms se}%SsT
en- apet on sth street northslss this morning at
10 O'Clock BY tae osd Enylish service The service
81 Rev Dr. mason father Of q the sroo
and rector OF 81 James tKinssessing) church, |
RRe en The choral servics We. LED ey Mr.
the door and led the Procession 60 Inc door
Robert s. Msison, Of PhiladeIph,a; Mr.. Philip
Hoit OF New York; Mr. K y. Ellis Mcclellan,
o S Rsii,m noelpnis and M George e. Carter,
the BRIDE, attended the groom as best man at the
altar. The ushers followed the choir. Then came
the groom, followed BY the bride. escorted by her
hymn was "The voice that breatned DER Eaen"
BRIDE and the two Sne before sne
who wore an eucharistic chasubie OF white SIX,
over sva mn,ch was an orphrey OF green SILK. en-
York city. The bride wore trained
dress OF white faille, trimmed with pearl
hand bouquet OF Puritan 're and Se SsIs 81
nonor wore short dress OF white silk-striped
gauze, sleeves ted with white ribbons and carried
service was over an acolyte lighted all the tapers
upon the altar, which was decked with white
nowers and the priest advanced TO the altar, the
bride ana groom and the best man and the brides
maid went into the sanctuary and knelt upon the
door In 'front.' OF the altar. The choir had seats In
the Communion ritual, the choir and congrega cation
1ntoning the confessions prayers, obations, invo-
cations, and responses The whole was unspeak-
and his bride received the holy communion. Dur
Ing the service the choir sang 'Come let Us
JOIN our cheerful song" The recessional hymn
Win winch the choir escorted the bridal party TO
the church door was show welcome was the
call" Tie service lasted one hour and halt ana
the party emerged radiant. They drove TO the
residence OF MIS-. seymour w. Tullock, sos East
Capitol street, where q wedding breakfast was
served TO the guests from abroad. Rev. and Mis-
will spend the next few weeks among the BerS-
SHIRE Ellis Kew. MI. Maison Is q graduate or the
General Theological seminary In New York city.
couple will go soon TO live In Jersey city, where
MI. Mason VIII be assistant rector OF St Johns
cnurcn- Mrs Seymour W. Tullock wore a hand
Miss Julia Maison wore black lace dress Mrs.
Tullock wore black Henrietta cloth.
Miss Pauline Dieterick was married to Mr.
Fred. H. vogt last evening at the Concordia
church, according TO the German Lutheran ser
vice.
Mrs. Hooker leaves Thursday for New York, and
win sail for Europe on the 9th on the steamer La
Gascogne.
District Assessor Fish, with Miss Ethel Fish, 20
to Annapolis to-day to visit the Naval Academy.
They VIII remain until after the ball Friday even
Ing.
ME- Col 6. s. Fahnestock and daughter have
left the city on their annual summer tour visiting
nrst
At the wedding OF Miss Matthews and Mr.. Cleve-
land at noon yesterday, which was announced in
The STAR, the bride wore q trained dress OF rich
white satin with long detached train, the open
lace and fastened with diamond bar-pin. the gilt
OF the groin: The front OF the skirt was
trimmed with orange blossoms and loops
fastened with orange blossoms and she car
Red hand bouquet OF hlhes OF the valley.
Rev. Dr. Hamlin, OF the Church OF the Covenant,
TOOK The nrst portion OF the service, and Rev. Mr.
Harlan closed the ceremony. MIS-. Matthews wore
q becoming toilet OF ottoman silk trimmed with
gold passamenterie, and she carried bouquet OF
JacQueminot roses. Miss JEANNE Matthews wore
toilet or blue faile and dotted null and Miss kva
Matthews wore pink faille and pink dotted tulie.
The ushers were Mr.. James Harlan. OF Washing
ton; Mr.. Fred Rhinelander OF New York; Mr. Nc
Lvline, e Chicago; Mr.. Cooper Proctor OF Clncin-
nali. and Mr. Paul Matthews, brother OF the bride.
M. Job Harlan. cousin OF the groom, was best man.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland he'd
reception, and wedding breakfast was served
In the dinlng-rooIn. Mr.. and Mrs Cleveland left
on an afternoon train, the bride wearing travel
ing dress OF brown camel's hair, trimmed with
g0lden-wCven embroidery.
The marriage Of Mr.. Howard +. johnson and
Miss Ida A. Morgan, daughter or Commodore and
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Morgan, will take place at
the Church OF the Ascension this afternoon at 80
O'Clock: Rev. Dr. Elliott will oriciate. There were
no cards
Mrs R. L Dodge and daughter, Mrs Kidder, OF
Little Rock, Ark, are visiting the family OF Cen
Green, 3O5l street. Mrs. Dodge is MIS- Green's
mother. She viii leave on saturday Tor West
Point, accompanied by Mrs saunders lner grand
daugnter), TO be present at the graduation OF her
grandson, VIM. A. Sample, OF FL Smith.
Mrs. Emory l. Morse, mother OF Mrs Thomas 8.
Taylor. OF this city, died In sturgis Mich, last
night, OF paralysis, aged about sixty years. Mrs
Morse was born In Connecticut, and is direct de-
scendant OF the Jewell family OF that state. ana
General Marshall Jewell Several years ago she
spent the winter here with her daughter.
Congressman Sawyer, OF New York, has returned
from ten days visit TO his home. Mrs Sawyer
will not return here for some weeks
COL F. H. Tucker, OF Little Rock, Ark is spend
ing few weeks In the city, visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Frank strong, at 1885, z street.
The Tennis TOurMamenmI
In continuation OF the tennis tournament games
for the second prize In the doubles, Woodward and
Davidson yesterday beat Chiffon and Goodfellow,
the score being 9, 2; 9, j. The winners will play
Brown and Brown in the finals
HELD FOR ACTION OF THE GRAND JURY.-De-
tectives Ran aDd Horne yesterday arrested a
colored man named John w. Perry, and locked
Robert E Bailey, No. 2l22 Virginia avenue north.
west. The house Was entered on the I'D or last
month and robbed OF quantity OF clothing. The
goods were recovered at defendants house, in East
washington. He was held Tor the action OF the
grand jury by Judge Mills this afternoon, ana the
defendant was committed In default OF bail.
INDIcTMENTs.-The grand jury to-day returned
Indictments as follows: LIZZIE Clayton enticing
female child alberta Thompson) into a house OF
prostitution In April last; Henry b. Bayly forgery
OF the name or DR.. e. NJ. Hammitt note for SIS:
Abraham Harper, assault with intent To kill Hor-
ace Taylor, May &c; and Chas Towel, alias Hin
ton, bigamy In marrying Frances T. Wood, Dec.
18th last when his first wife, Maria Blue, Was
living
THE POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION met
last evening at the residence OF n. b. Moulton,
esq.,, 1924 9th street northwest An Interesting
paper was delivered on washington Irving" by
Chas- Davies esq. The following program was
rendered: Song by Crystal Wave Quartette;
guitar solo by Prof. Jno. o. Russell; 500 by Miss
Flora Holden; Duet by Mrs Jennie Wilson and
Miss Nellie HOdgkns; recitation by Mrs. NJ. s
Beall; solo by Miss Jennie Wilson; song by the
Crystal Wave Q iartette.
Two SUITS FOR DIvoRCk.-To-day Mr.. b. F.
Leighton, Tor Mary Berry, filed q bill for divorce
from Franklin Berry. They were married In New
York In January, 1854, and she charged desertion
In January, 1856. bill was blso f1ed In the name