Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-14
Society Notes.

Baron Zedtwttz, accompanied by Count dArco,
the new German minister, went over to New York
ttis afternoon, from whence he will sail for Ger
zedtwi,z viii go drectIy to Berlin, and then 'G To
Dresden, where his parents reside.
The pulpit OF the New York Avenue Presbyterian
church was gayly decked with cut flowers and
blooming plants, yesterday afternoon at $50
O'Clock, ror the marriase OF Miss Isabel s Lauck and
Mr. William B. Howell who Is secretary TO Assistant
Secretary or the Treasury Maynard. Tie church
was well filled with witnesses among them being
ten young girls who occupied a front seat anu
who comprised the Sabbath school class OF Miss
Lauck. The ushers were Joseph II. Blackwood
Chas. w. Blackwood, c. A. Hausmann and Warren
trousers and favors OF Puritan roses. The bride
approached the altar on the arm OF her brother
rage, ana was met by the groom and his brother,
MI. John I. Howell, who was best man. Rev. Mr..
Mott OF Epiphany church, assisted BY Rev. Dr. W.
travelling dress OF pale fawn henrietta CLOTH over
q petticOat or fawn silk, striped with red satin.
The body was made with 1ull vest OF the silk,
and trimmed with trtdeScent passementeries Her
bonnet was capote or fawn-colored Grape, with
red roses In the front OF IL, and she Carried u
Howell Iefr on 8 O'CLOCK train Tor chicaoo "1 when
they return here they Will reside at 1908 18th
street. Mrs. Lauck entertained a company at her
residence on street after the ceremony at the
church.
Miss Mary Blake Jones has been spending the
spring with her niece, Mrs. Pitt Cooke, In West
Washington. she will 60 next week TO Hartford
to visit the family OF Dr. yelling, and later In the
season will be for some weeks In Norwich with
relatives
Col Emile Frey. the Swiss minister. was making
p p. visits yesterday afternoon, as he sails for
Europe early next week.
Mr.. Robert B. Roosevelt, Of New York, recently
appointed minister to the Netherlands has arrived
In the city. He win have an audience with the
President Tomorrow.
Mrs J. VIM Palmer Is visiting her father ], f.
Templeton, Of Union county, Ind.
Mr.. shu Cheon Pom, charge d'afYaires OF the CHI
his intimate friends In the immediate neighbor-
hooc OF the legation. but especially OF his lady
DR.. undsly has taken cottage st Asbury Park
for the summer.
Miss Aggie Daw, daughter OF Mr.. W. h. Daw.
this city, and Mr.. Bennett W. Charshee, of Balti-
more, were married yesterday afternoon at s
O'Clock, by the Rev. DR.: LuiSe. In the Church OF
accompanied by Mr.. and Mra W. h. Daw, Miss
Effie Daw. and q party OF friends Of the family
from washington, and there was . company az
gray Henrietta cloth trimmed with dove colored
and % MIS- U cnarshee started % on iOrtniaStS Sridai
tour, and on their return win mako their home In
Baltimore.
Miss Marion v. Thompson, daughter Of DR.. J
a. sSe o sSe
this morning, at 10 O'Clock, By rev Father Tewes,
Of ST. Marys church. The bride wore Q travelling
dress Of navy blue cloth and q hat matching ID
color, ana held q bouquet OF white roeea cola.
tion was served to those present. ana the pair LETT
on the IL O'Clock train Tor . trip BY the way Of
Watkins Glen and NIAGARA The witnesses present
Spaulding sister OF the bride; Nr. Charles Thomp-
son. Mrs Fowler, and NJ. and Mra Jennings. On
the return Of DR.. and MA 4cArdle they win re.
side at Ills New York avenue
Mr. and Ma Frederic Hale Parkhurst LEFT yes.
terday afternoon for their home In Bangor, Ne.