Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-12
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Weddings and Other Events-Personal
Notes of Interest.

Notes Oh interest,"
very pretty wedding and very pretty
bride was the comment upon the event Of all
those who were present at the marriage of Miss
Mary Il. Mauger, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin VI. Mauger Of No. 9l3 18th street, and
MIR. Achille E. Burkln of this city at the Church
OF the Ascension last evening at o'clock. Mr..
George W. Mauger and Mr.. Robert s. Mauger,
brothers Of the bride; Mr.. Howard Fisher, Mr.
Chas Domer, Mr.. Mortimer Whitehead, cousin
OF the bride, and Mr.. George Seitz, dressed in
evening toilets and wearing the roses of the
bride ia France) in their coats, acted as ush-
ers for the occasion. The groom and his best
man, Mr.. George Kirby, accompanied the rec
tor. DIR. Elliott into the chancel and awaited
the bridal procession that was led by the ushers.
Miss Nina Mauger was the maid of honor,
and the bride was escorted by her
father, who gave her hand into the keeping
OF the groom. The bridal dress was in pearl
gray armure silk trimmed with Vandyke points
and panel OF velvet In pearl gray. She wore
gray hat and plumes in dove color and
carried bouquet of La France roses. Miss
Nina wore simple toilet Of blue silk trimmed
with velvet ind hat OF blue. Among those
who occupied reserved seats were Mrs. Mauger,
the mother OF the bride in black velvet cos
tune; Mrs. Jas. Z. Smith, aunt of the bride IN
black silk and lace; Miss Voorhees, OF Middle
b1sh, NJ, black lace and lavender ribbons
Mrs. Whitehead, black satin; Capt. JAS. E. smith,
the Misses Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. +. Seltz,
the Misses Seitz, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fletcher,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Newhall, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
r. Traver. Mrs. LYDIA Hoover, Dir. and Mrs.
Q. Hoover, Mr.. and Mrs Anton Lerch MIR. and
Mrs. George Burklin, Prof. and Mrs. George L.
Sheldon, DIR. and Mrs. Danforth, Mr.. and Miss
Adams. Mr.. Chas. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Burklln
drove to the house of the bride after the cere-
mony, where she donned a travelling dress of
brown cloth, tailor made, with q coachmans
cape, trimmed with braid, and modest bon
net of brown, trimmed with flowers. Mr.: and
Mrs Burklin left on an evening train for Balti-
more, and they will extend their tour to New
York city and Philadelphia before returning to
their pretty home at No. 527 Sd street north
east. The bride received large number Of
handsome gifts from her many friends.
Mrs. John r. Edie and her daughter, Miss
Julie Eide, gave one of the pleasantest teas of
the season yesterday afternoon at their resi-
dence from 4:30 until o'clock. Mrs McCau-
ley and Miss Speed assisted in receiving the
very large company and Mrs. John +. Rodgers
poured tea. Among those present were Mrs.
Hornsby, Mrs. DIR. Lincoln, MIR. and Mrs Cor
coran Hill Lieut. and Mrs. Knox, Mrs. Dolph,
Mrs. Langborne, Miss Mitchell, Miss Ph9nIx
Miss Sheriff.. Mr.. VIM II. Acklan, Miss Emily
Thorn, Miss Gouverneur, Miss Condit Smith,
Miss Viola Meyer. Miss Greer, Miss Edes, Mrs.
Lieut.. Brown, Miss Scott, Miss Fleming, Capt.
Rodgers, Gen. Robertson, MIR. Davidge, Mr. j.
Webb and Mr.. Robinson.
Mrs. Senator Dolph will entertain the ladies
Lafayette square tomorrow at IL O'Clock This
will be the second meeting of the circl, this
season. The first one was held in the spacious
and hospitable home of Mrs. A. b. Mullett.
Mrs. and Miss Phenix entertained large
company at an evening party last night.
Mrs. Admiral John g. Walker left for Europe
yesterday to join her husband. who is in cou-
mand Of the squadron OF evolution, now on the
way to Lisbon.
al r,rf4 al
yesterday from their farm near Greencastle,
Pa, and have taken up winter quarters at their
Residence No. l021 Connecticut avenue.
Mr.. Verney. the Siam delegate of the marine
conference, is the brother of Sir Harry yerney
of England.
Senator and Miss Voorhees, are located for
the winter at No. 1909 street. Miss Voorhees,
will not stay at home to receive callers until
after the LIST of January.
Mrs. Justice Miller is confined to her room by
o severe cold.
Mrs. Dolph. Mrs. Mcmillan, Mrs. Morrill, and
Miss Swan. Mrs. Sherman and Mrs. Hawley are
among the ladies of the Senate who Will be al
home informally to see callers on Thursday af-
ternoon.
The lady managers of tie Garfield hospital
are arranging to give ball for the benefit of
the hospital. They have secured the services
of DIR. Ruth, who will act as master OF cere-
monies and director of the arrangements. This
announcement carries the conviction of the
assured success of the ball as a social event.
and the ladies' have decided that as a brilliant
event the ball shall excel all the past achieve
ments Of the committee. Mrs. Morton. wife of
the Vice President has consented to be one of
the patronesses ana will act ON the reception
committee. The date has not been determined
upon, but it will be given before the Christmas
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mum Of Chicago, who reside
in the house on Scott circle known as the Win
dom house in the winter, have gone to New
York city today for a short visit.
Mrs. Richard Parker and Miss Carrie Parker,
wife and daughter Of Maj. Parker, have re-
turned from Fort Leavenworth. Kan, where
Miss Parker has been i'll for some time past
Miss Parker is now convalescing.
Miss Thrasher Of Sanf rd, Fla. who has been
visiting friends in H. York and Harrisburg,
Pa, is now the :sI, :. Miss Rose Mcdonald
daughter Of the is. Il IL commissioner, at 1914
X street.
Hon. E. s. La-,7 CONTROL - Of the currency,
will be guest Of N. NJ. Parker at the business
mems dinner on the 18th.
Judge VIM. Gsddis and family of Fort Logan.
Mont, arrived here Tuesday night and are
stopping at the National.