Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-10
SOCIAL MATTERS.
What Well-known People Are Doing
Personal Mention.

Miss Mary Lamar Sprigg, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. ]. c. Sprigg of No. 2022 street. and
Mr.. James Reilly Gordon of San Antonio.
Tex, were married last evening at 730
at Trinity church, by Rev. Thomas
and the uncle of the BRIDE There were eight
ushcrs to seat the guests who wore wedding
tavors IN their coats, DIR. VIM. Mercer Sprigg
brother of the bride, Mr.. Joseph Villa of New
York, Mr.. Thomas Durant. Mr.. j. Johnson ir
Mr.. John b. Johns. Mr.. John Darneille. Dr.
Thos. T. Addison. cousin of the bride. and
MIR. Hiram Ct. Mitchell The groom was at
tended at the altar by Mr.. Phillip Small of
York, Pa. The bride entered on the arm of
her father. who gave her hand in wedock She
wore bridal robe of white satin duchesse bro
cade, made la princesse. court train and 4 front
OF fallle. The bodice had a pointed open back
and front at the neck and the sweeping
veil OF tulie was fastened in her hair by
coronet of orange blossoms. She carried a
bouquet of Puritan roses and wore long gloves
OF white. Miss Lille Sprigg. sister of the
bride, was maid of honor and preceded her
sister to the altar, dressed in a short dress of
white silk, V-shaped, opening back and front
and carrying bouquet of La France roses.
After the ceremony the guests drove to the
residence OF Dir. J. Z. Sprigg. where a recep-
ton was held for the friends of the family.
Among the guests were Mr.. Patterson Sprigg
of California, Mrs. Small of York. Pa, aunt of
the groom; Mrs. and Miss Macon aunt and
cousin OF the groom; Mr.. Posthlewaite of Phila-
delphia. Mrs. Ringwalt, Countess Esterhazy,
DR.. Addison, Mrs. and Miss Addison, Mrs. ID. p.
Addison, Mrs. and Miss Pratt, Mr. and Mrs.
Hartwell Cragin, Mrs. p. A. Darneille, Miss
Maggie Darneille, Mrs. NJ. j. Addison, Miss
Ida Addison, Mrs. b. J. Darneille, Mrs.
5. V. Niles, Miss Niles, General and
Mrs. Slaymaker, Miss ElIicott. Mrs.
Madison, Mr.. James Madison and Col.
and Mrs. and the Misses Herbert of Alexandra.
q he hrid
ian travelling dress of sage green French cloth
and a turban of velvet and Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
left the city for a tour north. They will 20
shortly to the home Of the groom in San Anto-
MO.
Lieut. Valentine s. Nelson Of the navy and
Miss Katharine Marschand of Baltimore We're
married at st. Anne's PIE. church, Annapolis,
yesterday In the presence OF large number of
people. including naval officers and citizens.
The ushers were Lieut.. Hosley, Lieut.. Thomas
8. Rodgers, Lieut.. Rush, Lieut. Tappan. Lieut..
Hodges was best man. Miss Betty Marschand
was maid of honor. Commodore Greer and
Mrs. Greer Of Washington and others were
present.
Winfield S. Smith Of Guthrie, 1T, is at the
Ebbitt house. He is looking after the lerisla-
ton of Congress with respect to the Oklahoma
country and adjacent lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur W. HAYWOOD of Chicago
are the guests of Mr.. Henry Bright of Capitol
Hill during the conclave.
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Tome, of Port Deposit.
Nd, who have many friends in this CITY, gave
a large reception and ball in their spacious
mansion last week. the occasion being the Fl th
anniversary OF their Marriage wooden we'd
ding festival. special tram was run from
Baltimore for the accommodation Of the guests
from that city, Philadelphia. Carlisle, Penn
and Washington. Mrs. s. NJ. Bryan of this
city assisted the hostess in receiving the large
company. Among the guests from this city
were M. and Mrs. S. y. Bryan aud Lieutenant
Commander Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Winston, Of Kansas CITY.
No., are here on a visit OF several weeks, and
stopping at 2126 III street. Mrs. Winston was a
Miss Josie kenney, of this city.
Col A. Wellington Hart leaves today for Cam
ada
Miss Maud Duvall of Baltimore is visiting
her cousin, Miss Ida Brown, on North Capitol
street.
Ensign J. A. Hoogewerff was married today
at Baltimore to Miss Edwardine Heister. En-
signs Vim. r. Shoemaker and II. A. Bispham of
the navy were among the groomsmen. Miss
Annie Brooke Clymer and Miss Edith Card of
this city were among the bridesmaids. Miss
Heister is great-granddaughter of Gen. Peter
huhlenberg of revolutionary fame and is a
daughter of the late DR.. Francis Muhlenberg
Heister, U.S.A. Ensign Hoogewerff il a son of
Mr.. Samuel +. Hoogewertf, a well-known stock
broker of Baltimore, who recently returned
from three years cruise on the BROOKLYN in
Asiatic waters. and is now stationed at the naval
observatory here.
Miss Julia r. Balch, who has been spending
some weeks In the mountains of Virginia has
to her home, 1207 Tenth street north
west