Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19
SOCIAL EVENTS.
The Williamson Nuptials - Per-
sonai Notes OF Interest.

themums last evening for the bridals OF Miss
Alice Underestimate Smith and Mr.. Henry Dun
lap Williams of New York city, which were cell
ebrsted at o'clock by the Rev. DIR. McKim,
rector. The guests were seated in the body OF
the church by Mr.. Peter Parker, Mr.. Anthony
@. Addison, Mr.. George G.. Hendrickson OF
this city and Mr. Marcus Dennison OF Balti-
more, who, in evening dress and wearing bridal
favors, received them at the church door,
When the bridal procession was formed the
ushers walked in pairs ut the head, the brides
maids, who were Miss Louise Du Barry, niece
of the groom; Miss Jennie Du Barry, the cousin
Of the groom; Miss Edith stickney of Boston,
and Miss Mary Plummer Of Howard county,
Md, walking in pairs. came next and the bride
was escorted by Mr.. Herbert A. Gill, her
brother-in-law, who gave her to the groom,
who, with his best man, Mr.. George NJ. Bayne
of New York city, awaited the bridal party at
the foot of the chancel steps. The
bride wore gown of rich white faiiie
Franchise that swept behind her in court
train. The tablier drapery was OF embrold-
cred tulle, and the short sleeves and pointed
opening of the bodice were edged with point
lace. She wore diamond pendant presented
by the groom. The tulle veil was fastened with
orange blossoms, and the bridal boquet was
composed OF pale pink roses. The bridesmaids
were gowned uniformly i'll short dresses OF
white silk NULL bound about the waists with
sashes of white India silk. The bodices were
half high at the neck and the sleeves were
short puffs Two carried bouquets of terra
ried punches of yellow chrysanthemums, and
all of them were tied with green ribbons.
Among the guests who occupied the pews re-
served for the family of the contracting par
ties were Mrs. Richard Pairo, sister OF the
bride, who was richly attired in a dress of
heliotrope corded silk, draped with French
gauze, embroidered IN purple, and she held a
bunch of yieux rose chrysanthemums. Mrs.
Williams, the mother OF the groom, wore
a handsome toilet of black silk; Mrs. Du
Barry, sister of the groom, rich dress of gar
net velvet; Mrs. DIR. Flint green gauze; Miss
Chamberlain of Norfolk. pink silk; Mrs. Chas.
Fitch, ST., black velvet; Mrs. Chas. Fitch, jr.,
white silk; Mrs. Eugene Johnston, green vel
vet, and Mrs Louis ST. John Johnston,
bride o. few months, wore her
bridal dress of white silk. Others Of the
bridal party were Mr.. Richard Pairo,
Mr.. Eugene Johnston, Mr.. Louis St. J.
Johnston of Baltimore, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Waring. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rathburn. the
Misses Rathburn, the Misses Alice and Nellie
Pairo, Prof. Theodore Gill, Miss Gill, Pay
master and Mrs Mansfield. Mr. and Mrs Riley
Decide, Miss Beggs and Mr.. Harry Beggs of
Wilmington, the Misses Jennie and Mary
Inloes of Baltimore, Col. Mcdonald, Miss
Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Porter Morse,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. g. Heaton, Mr.. Rush Marshall,
DIR. j. VI. Flint, the Misses Carson. the Misses
Rosa, Mary and Nina Morse, Prof. and Mrs. C.
ID. Riley, Rev. and Mrs. ]. b. Perry, Miss
Rebeccs Norris, Baltimore, Mrs J. Chandler
Smith of Baltimore county, Miss Darneille, Mr.
S. ID. Trimble, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Manning and
Mr.: and Mrs. c. 7. Manning, Baltimore, DR..
and Mrs. Chatard, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G.
Chew, Mr.. ]. n. Du Barry, vice president of
the Baltimore and Ohio railway, of Philadel-
phia, the Misses Norris of Baltimore. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Kimball, MIR. Charles Fitch, ST.,
Mr.. Charles Fitch, ir., Mr.. and Mrs. +. W.
HuidekOper Mr. and Mrs. Wentworth. Col
and Mrs. Beekman Du Barry. the Misses Cox.
Miss Foley of Baltimore, Miss Midie Nicholson
Mr.. Walter Nicholson, Mrs. |. s. K. Reeves.
Mrs. Anne Cleary, Miss Sara Young. DIR. and
Mrs j. 5. Radcliffe. Miss Radcliffe, the Misses
Lawler, Miss Coke of Richmond Mr.. and Mrs.
A. K. Paris, DIR. and Mrs. Washington Mat
thews Miss Alice Butler OF Warrenton. Mr.. A.
Baldwin, Mr.. Richard Trapier, Col. Fred. W.
Poor. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Il. Robinson, Mr.. Jas.
Ii. Beggs of Wilmington, Mrs. b. Long Edes
and children. DIR. and Mrs. W. C.. Van Blbbcr,
DIR. Claude Van Bibber Dr. and Mrs. John Van
Bibber. Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Durham and Sir.
and Mrs. Richard McSherry of Baltimore. At
the close of the ceremony the bridal party
drove from the church TO the residence OF Mr..
Herbert A. Gill, No. 160s Q street. where q
cep;ion was held, for which over 200 invitations
were issued. The drawing rooms bloomed with
chrysanthem Mr.. Gill, Mrs. Williams and
Mrs. Richard Pairo assisted the newly married
pair in receiving the guests and toOthsome sup
per was served III the dining ROOM The several
hundred gifts received by the bride were dis
played in upper chamber. shortly after 10
o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. ii. ID. Williams left the
company and prepared for their journey. The
bride wore a travelling dress of mastic colored
cloth with coat of the same. trimmed with
black braid and a turban. Their future home
Is IN New York city. Mrs. Herbert A. Gill,
sister of the bride. who has been confined to
her house for some months back with nervous
prostration, was unable, though convalescing,
to take part in the wedding festivities or to be
present a. the ceremony. but remained in her
room while the reception proceeded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard kimball of Baltimore
have taken the house on the corner of 18th
and X streets for the season, and will spend
the winter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. warfeld Simpson celebrated
the third anniversary of their wedding last
evening at their residence, 302 III street north
west by an lat home" to their many friends
Mrs. Simpson was assisted by her mother, Mrs.
Thad h Sailer: Miss Lewis of San Francisco,
Mrs. II. W. Hamilton, Mrs. NJ. A. Martin and
Miss Mae White. Among those present were
the Misses Raborg and Gates of Baltimore,
Miss Ford of Lexington. n.y., Miss Bessie Ash
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. W. $. Parks, Mr.. aud Mrs.
VIM. A. Hungerford, DIR. and Mrs. Schooley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene ID. Curisi, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. X. Sailer, Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Cohen, Mr.
and Mrs Johan C. Kondrup. Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Murray. Mr.. and Mrs. b. ii. Stinemetz, IT., the
Misses Royce, Merritt Dutton, Hicks, johnson,
Price, Kennedy, Mr.. E. +. Simpson ST., Mr.
Walter Dinsmore of Lancaster, Pa, Mr.. b. F.
Peters, hessrs. Duvall, Kennedy, Redgrave, E.
+. simpson, jr., George +. Parks, LatImer and
Knight.
DR.. VIM. A. Harries of the pension Office has
returned from Europe, accompanied by his
English bride. After Monday next the doctor
and Mrs. Harries will be at home at l74l New
Jersey avenue.
Mrs. Jacob g. Cilley and her son Mr. Harry
B. Cilley, are at 1925 street northwest for the
winter.
Gen James Cakes, U. S.A., wife and daughter
have arrived in the city and taken apartments
at the Ebbitt house for the winter.
The Cheerful Ten" (..Kings Daughters'O of
the Metropolitan NJ. Z. church were lat home"
TO their many friends Friday evening the 18th
Instant at the residence of Mrs VIM. Lapbam.
NJ street northwest.
Mr.. Glenn Brown left the city last evening to
attend the joint convention OF the American
institute Of architects and the western associa-
ton of architects. He will extend his trip to
Chicago.
An elaborate german was given at The
Elsmere Saturday evening by Mr.. A. Monesteris
OF Mexico. NJ. Sayer, secretary OF the Peru
Wan legation, led the german, assisted by Miss
McParlin. Many amusing and unique figures
were introduced. Among those participating
were the Misses McParlin, Dixie, Halford.
Dillon, Smith, Stone, Hatch, Williams. Nc
Nulty. Mckelden, Marvin. snyder; Messrs
Monesteris. Elguero, Hatch, Sayer, Walton,
Lieut. Sill. Parks, Washburne, Joyce, Boiseau
Aver, Sawyer, Price.