Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-06

A Brilliant Wedding Last Night-Dis-
tinguished People Present.


brilliant company assembled at the New
York Avenue Presbyterian church. last even
ing. by clock, to witness the marriage of
Miss Hose de Chine Gouverneur of this CITY,
and Rev. Roswell Randall Hoes, Of BROOKLYN.
Inc ushers, who were Lieut.. T. ID. W. Veeder,
Col. horehead, of Kentucky, Mr.. Henry Roose-
welt and Mr. iimothy Shaler Williams, of New
York city, Mr.. G. G. Eames and DIR. Sydney
heiskell, of Baltimore, Mr.. F. +. Fletcher and
Nj. Alfred Elliott, we're in evening dress and
wore 1avors OF white chrysanthemums and
maiden hair ferns in their coats. Rev. c. b.
hamsdell entered the pulpit promptly at the
appointed hour, and the groom and his best
man, Mr.. Wexford Harrison, soon appeared.
and were in front to meet the bride when she
came up the aisle. She preceded
by the ushers, who were followed by Miss
Margaret Gordon Cumming and Miss Julie
Kellogg, both prettily dressed in Kate Green
away frocks Of white wool and carrying oblong
baskets of white chrysanthemums. The brides
maids followed in pairs, and were Miss Tres
colt, Miss Belle Carter. Miss Wilkes, daughter
Of Admiral Wilkes; Miss Roe, of New York;
Miss Green, of Virginia, and Miss Maud Dav-
idge. Miss Maud Gouverneur, al maid of
honor, walked in front of the bride alone Mr.
Justice Bradley escorted the bride. who wore a
trailing gown of iDorie satin, made with long
sleeves and the body pointed back and front
The skirt had rich tablier drapery Of Spanish
lace, and the tulle veil was secured upon her
head with orange and white lilac blossoms
string OF pearls surrounded her throat
and she carried bouquet of white
chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids wore short
dresses Of white material, varying from tulle
skirts and satin body to pedu de sOie, with broad
sash OF MORE. But they were all white and
had pointed corsages. They carried punches
OF chrysanthemums, some white and some yell
low. The bridal party made an effective group
ing about the pulpit. Mrs. Gouverneur. mother
Of the bride, wore dress of dead black silk
Mrs. VIM G. johnson, sister of the bride. wore
an overdress Of white lace over white satin
The ceremony over, the invited guests and the
bridal party drove to the residence of the
brides family. on Rhode Island avenue, where
reception was held and q collation. served.
Among those seen at the church were Mr. and
Mrs. Gouverneur Smith, Mrs. John L.
Rodgers and Miss Kennedy, of New
York; Miss WEIGH, of New Jersey; Mr..
VIM. c. johnson, of Frederick, Md; Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Cumming and Mr.. and Mrs Mon
roe Heiskel, Of Baltimore; Col. and Mrs. s. C.
Kellogg. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Halliday, Mrs ).
N. Bryan, Mrs. Queen, Admiral and Mrs. Rodg-
ers. Miss Florence Bayard, Miss Bradley Miss
Potts, Miss Dahlgren, Mrs. Justice Field. the
Misses Condit Smith, Mrs. James E. Campbell
Miss Bessie Campbell, Miss Owens, Mrs Auden-
reid, Miss Florence Audenreid, Miss Gallup. of
Philadelphia; Miss Mary Foote. Mr.. Archibald
Bliss, Miss Bliss, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Paige
Mr.. and Mrs. B. ii. Warder and Mrs. Lang
horne. At 10 O'Clock the Rev. and Mrs Hoes
left the city, the latter in a travelling dress of
brown and blue plaid Gilbert cloth They will
spend few days with DIR. McCosh in Prince
ton before going on to New York city, where
they will reside at No. 1863 West End avenue
Riverside park. Mrs. Hoes. the mother of Rev.
X. X. Hoes. was prevented by illness at her
home in Kingston, n. Y, from attending the
wedding.
Mrs. Butterworth arrived at Gen. Harrison's
residence this morning for visit of several
DAYS to Mrs. Harrison
Mrs. Frederick Stevens has returned from a
short visit in New York accompanied by Miss
Coulter. of Philadelphia. who viii be her guest
until Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Jones. of Portland.
Conn, are guests of Mr. j. L. Vosburgh. of No.
449 street northwest.
Mrs. Endicott, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs Dickinson,
and Mrs. Fairchild were at home to callers yes
terday after o'clock.
Mrs. Bugher entertained Mrs Rochester,
Mrs. Blatchford. Mrs. Cockrell, Mrs. Mclean.
Mrs. Hit, Mrs. b. II. Warder. Mrs. s. s. Cox,
Miss Edes, Mrs. Titan Coffey, and Mrs Anthony
Pollok at luncheon to-day.
Mrs. Letter returned from spending the
Thanksgiving holiday with her son at Harvard
college on Tuesday.
Secretary Whitney came over from New York
city on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stewart Griffths have out
cards for tea on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Audenreid gave luncheon TO young
ladies to-day to meet Miss Gallup. her niece. of
Philadelphia. The guests were Miss Louise
Bayard, Miss Dahlgren, Miss Susie Long of
New York; Miss Preston. Miss Nellie Biddie.
Miss Mary Mccullough. and Miss Pauline BAN
croft, daughter of Mr.. John Chandler Bancroft
Miss Audenreid wore Paris tea gown of
cream ottoman silk embroidered with gold
and opening over a flowing front OF oriental
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the high collar. The luncheon table was
decorated with centerpiece of pinks, and
each guest received a bonbonniere OF pretty
design to carry home with her.
Mrs. Judge Embry is in New York city, and
will spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Copenhagen.
AT the dinner of the Six O'clock club this
evening. at Wizards hotel. Commissioner Ly-
man will preside and the question discussed
viii be, Whom does protection oppressT'
Baron and Baroness Fava. Mavroyeni Bey,
the Turkish minister; NJ Roustan. the French
minister, and Count Arco. the German minis
ter, attended the Matriarch's ball in New York
last night.
Chas. g. Pearce and his sister, Miss Lille G.
Pearce, formerly Of this city, are at the Clar-
endon for the balance of this week.
There was a large and fashionable assembly
at the Lutheran Memorial church yesterday 10
witness the marriage Of MIR. Eugene V. Brown.
Of the war department, to Miss Emma Rake
man, daughter Of Mr. Joseph Rakeman, Of this
city. DIR. Butler ofticiated. Mr.. Gus Weight
acted as best man, and the ushers were Messrs.
Moore, Summers and Hasselbach, The bride
was attired In most becoming suit of dark
green lady's cloth, trimmed in pink and green
surah silk. and hat Of green velvet, with
shaded feathers in green. She carried bou-
quet OF pink la France roses and smilax After
congratulations and luncheon at the residence
o AT md
started on an extended northern tour
JEFFERSON, MHs. DREW AND JOHN GnBERr.-
IL will be pleasant news to all who enjoy high