Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-14
SOCIAL MATTERS.
The Endicott- Chamberlain Alliance
Personal Mention.

Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain and Miss Mary En-
dicott, only daughter Of Secretary and Mrs.
Endicott, wiz be married on Thursday at st.
Johns church Rev. DR.. Leonard. assisted by
Rev. j. +. Franks, Of Salem, Mass, will per-
form the ceremony. After the ceremony q
collation. viii be served at the residence Of Sec
retary Endicott. Mr.. K. NJ. Sears, Rev. J. p.
Franks, Mr.. Jacob c. Rodgers, Mr.. Bremmer,
Or. and Mrs. Prince, Mr.. NJ. p. Mason, and MIR.
george Dexter, of Boston, have joined the
bridal party at the Arno. Miss Payson, OF Sa-
lem, Mrs. Endicotts niece, is her guest Miss
Endicott's wedding presents thus far received
include q check for a very large sum from Mr..
and Mrs. George Peabody, her grandparents;
diamond and sapphire necklace from her
uncle in London; q diamond and sapphire cres-
cent for he1 lair, pair Of diamond and sap
phire brscelets and a diamond ring from Mr..
Chamberlain, and q diamond crescent from her
father. Her trousseau includes seven costly
dresses made by Worth.
The Postmaster-General and Mrs. Dickinson
are entertaining Bishop worthington, Of Ne
braska, who is here attending the missionary
council Of the Protestant Episcopal church.
Mrs. NJ. F. Mulkey, of Portland, Greg, is in
the city, the guest of Mrs. Senator Dolph, who
is her sister-in-law. Mrs. Mulkey has
been in Europe for the past year, and is ON
the way to her western home. When she
reaches Portland she will have completed her
eighth trip across this continent. Her earlier
Journeys USED 10 De maze Dy the way OF the
isthmus. Mrs. Senator Dolph expects to go to
New York city on Thursday, where she will be
the guest of Mrs. Augustus Colt.
Miss Catherine Cullom, daughter Of Senator
and Mrs. Cullom, and Mr.. Robert Gordon
Hardie, of New York city, will be married to-
night at o'clock in the First Presbyterian
church, in Springfield, Ill. Mr.. Jas. 8. Morrill,,
son of Senator Morrill, will act as best man to
the groom. There will be five ushers and no
bridesmaids, but there will be one maid Of
honor, Miss Catherine Cullom Ridgely the
five-year-old niece and namesake of the bride
Mr.. Hardie is well known in this city, where
he has many friends. He visited Washington
viii go to New York city for their wedding
taunt and will reside there.
Treasurer and Mrs. James W. Hyatt are
visiting in Connecticut
Pundita Ramabai who was one of the attrac-
tons at the womens congress held here last
March, has finished her mission to this country,
and carries home with her $780, 900 to help
establish a school for Hindoo girls and widows
in India.
Lord Sackville and Miss Sackville-west
entertained Lady Herbert, Miss Belle Will
son, Mr.. r. T. Wilson, father of the
bride-elect, Mr.. Michael Herbert charge
d'affaires, the groom-elect, at the British
legation, and Mr.. Arthur Herbert, an at
tache of the legation, at dinner on Monday
evening. Lady Herbert is intimate friend
of the Sackville family in England. Mr.. Wilson
and his daughter returned yesterday to New
York city, where the wedding will take place
on the 9th.
The Chinese minister, Ching Yen Hoon, with
the members Of his suite, visited the chrysan-
themum show in New York last Saturday night,
and were greatly charmed with the wondrous
display Of the oriental blossoms.
Delegate Charles Stewart Voorhees,, son of
Senator Voorhees,, will be married, to-day, to
Miss Fanny Belle Vajen, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. vajen, in Indianapolis.
Mr.. William Alexander Leetch and Miss vir-
ginia Dougal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam III. Dougal, will be married this evening
In the West street Presbyterian church, George
town, at o'clock. A reception will follow the
ceremony at the residence of Mr.. Dougal.
Mrs. Clark Burgess, of Chicago, formerly Of
this city, is visiting her brother, Mr.. A. Dallas
Tucker, No. S19 9Th street northwest.
DIR. and Mrs. Elliott Coues gave a reception
last night. from to IL, to the Ornithological
Union. In addition to members of the con-
gress, including DIR. j. Morris, of Baltimore,
there were many professional army and scien-
tifc gentlemen and their wives and daughters.
Among them Gen. Van Welt, Mr.. F. A Richard
son, Col. and Mrs. Enoch Totten, DIR. VIM Lee,
Mr.. b. q. Lovejoy, DIR. kerfoot Shute. The
reception was very large and ENJOYABLE.