Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-23
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Departure Of Lord Ssckville and Dauxh-
tiers and Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlain.

Departure Of Lord Ssckville and Daugh-
tiers and Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlain.
Lord sackville and the Misses Sackville West
spent the last evening Of their STAY with Mr. 9.
Whitney, in her box ct Albaush's theater. At
the close OF the performance the ladies held
quite lsvee In the foyer Of the house, their
many friends pressing forward 10 bid them
goodbye. The hour Of their departure from
the city was kept within the circle of their in
inmate friends. a. Lord Sackville feared an un-
Kind demonstration ut the station The word
vas paced among the few who had assembled
o. The eth street station this morninc a i
O'Clock, and the occasion WAS q double even a
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain depart 4 n
Nsv York upon Che same train, and WI sau
te-morrow upon the same steamer with the
xestA Mrs Chamberlain wore q straight skirt
81 HUE cloth. with a steamer hat Of blue, and
dAzk Jacket She was accompanied to
Ne- Ysrl by Mr. Endicots and Mr..
wes, ~srs a dress and jacket of black.
. F>ssnA slasA straw hat and long-haired
N,ssR Car seA. Miss Amalia wore long tam
sesss-s1 sl.tes aud black hat, and both wore
e,ss aaa sAsse violet knots in their coats and
sAr-sea esaches Of yellow roses. Mrs. Whitney,
MS Adele Grant, Col. and Mrs. Bonaparte.
Nrs Cameron. Minister Roustan, Dir. Ar
Anr Herbert, Count Sala, MIR. de Fa-
vera, the Chinese minister and suite, Mr.. l..
z Letter. Miss Letter, Mrs. Mary Wright, Mr..
". v. R. Berry. Miss Berry, the Misses Ma
comb, Mr.. de Bounder. Mr.. du Bose, Count
dArschot, Minister Muruaggs, Count dArco,
and Mr.. Kearney Warren were among those on
the platform to see the company of. The
Misses Sackville West expressed q strong hope
that they might return to this city within a
year. As the train rounded the curve they
waved their yellow roses from the vestibule Of
the front car as long as they were in sight, and
rom the platform of the rear car Mr.. and Mrs.
Chamberlain waved their adieux.
Mia Rartha Kinchaloa of Fauouiar
county, Va, and Mr.. Martin L. Welney, Of
Page county. Va, were married last evening in
the Calvary Baptist church at o'clock, Rev.
Charles I. Herndon, Of Leesburg, officiating.
Rev. DR.. 8. ii. Cox escorted the bride to the
Altar and gave her hand in marriage. They
were preceded by the ushers, Mr.. N. b. Hutch
tson. Of Baltimore; Mr.. Russell Barber, MIR. O.
j. Hudson, and Mr. B. G. Judd. The groom
was attended by his best man. MIR. Hubert
Terry. The bride wore q handsome gown of
olive plush and q hat Of green velvet trimmed
with shaded feathers in green, tan-colored
gloves, and carried bouquet of Marechal Neil
roses. The bride and groom left the city
Immediately after the service for tour Of
the northern cities. On their return they will
reside at No. 1871 A street northeast. Among the
guests present at the church were: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. p. Taulbee, Mr. Eppa Hunton, Mrs. Jno. W.
kincheloe, Miss Shocklitt, Miss Gibson. DR..
and Mrs. Keats DR.. and Mrs. Bayne, MIR. and
Mrs. Ryan. Mr.. v. Brook of Warrenton, Mrs.
NJ. r Wilson, Capt Donaldson, Col J. H. Will
son, Mr. and Mrs Arthur Payne, Col. Jere
Williams, Gen Arson G. McCook, Mr.. and
Mrs. Deering, Mr.. and Mrs. A. johnson, Mr.. G.
B. Gibson, Capt. and Mrs. Manning, Gen and
Mr.. Jno. E. Roller, Harrisonburg. Va; Mr..
and Mrs. Jno. II. Kincheloe. and Major and
Mrs. I. B. Hutchinson Of Baltimore.
Miss Magaret Gray, daughter Of Mr.. II. J.
Gray. Of this city, and Mr.. Ashley NJ. Gould
were married yesterday afternoon at the
Church OF the Ascension, Rev. DR.. Elliott
of fo hr,I kAo
travelling suit trimmed with Persian embroid-
cry. Misses Mabel Gray and Rnth MCGOWAN,
dressed in white, attended the bridal couple.
Messrs. Fred B. Gray and ]. Charles Gray,
brothers OF the bride, with L. w. Dashiell and
W. c. Shaw acted as ushers. After the cere-
mony an informal reception was held at the
home Of the brides parents. 700 10th street.
Mr.. Gould and his bride left later for the
north, from whence they so direct to their
future home in Kansas City. Mr.. Gould was
formerly well-known in this city, where he oc-
cupied position in the Department Of Justice.
Cards Of invitation bearing the Gouverneur
crest have been issued by Mrs. Gouverneur for
the marriage Of her daughter. Rose de Chine
Gouverneur and Rev. Roswell Randall Hoes. U.
=. n, on the evening of Wednesday. December
5. at O'Clock, in the New York -avenue Presby-
terrain church. A large number of cards to the
church have been sent out, but only the rela-
tives Of the bride and groom and few init
mate friends will return to the house after the
>SAcAnohy AoA VIC WeooinS supPcIs
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Jerome Uhl and son, late of
Paris. have arrived in the city from Cincinnati,
and will spend the winter here. Mr.. Uhl has
selected a studio, and will be a valuable acqui-
Eition to art circles at the capital
Mr.. and Mrs. Cabot Lodge have returned to
the city, and are occupying Judge John Davis
house, on Connecticut avenue.
Mrs Neill entertained Mrs. Audenreid, Mrs.
Hornsby. Miss Schenck, Mrs. Field, Mrs. John
ID. Langhorne, Mrs. John f. Rodgers, Mrs
Mills, Mrs. Condit Smith, Mrs. McCsuley and
Mrs. Kellogg at luncheon yesterday.
Mrs. Senator Hearst will return to the city by
the LIST of December.
Mrs. John Hay is spending a few days in New
York city.
The Amateur Twenty Rowing club, composed
of well-known young oarsmen. gave an enjoy
able reception and hop to their young lady
friends last evening.
Mrs. Hornsby went over to New York city
this morning.
Mr.. Frank B. Conger has gone to New York ito
meet his family on their return from Europe.
Senator Chandler and family have started
from their New Hampshire home for Washing
ton, and viii make stops at Boston and New
York city.