Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-26
SOCIAL MATTERS.
A Brilliant Wedding Last Night-Wha
Well-known People are Doing.

| Well-known People are Doing.
| The Church of the Ascension was brilliantly
lighted last night for the marriage of Miss
Maud Elizabeth Noyes, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Crosby S. Noyes, and Mr.. Frederick W.
Hall, of San Francisco Cal. Rev. DR.. Elliott
| read the impressive service. The spacious
auditorium was filed with the friends of the
bride, the downpour of rain not affecting,
| seemingly, the attendance. The ushers were Mr..
Thos. C. Noyes. Mr.. Edward Joyce. Mr.. Nympo
Jones. Mr.. Frederick Smith, Mr.. Reed Littell,
! and Mr. Robert l.. Miller. The bridesmaids
We're Miss Louise Kaufman, Miss Josie
Jones, Miss Mollie Davis, and Miss Lily
/ Miller, Miss Mira Moves being maid Of
honor. The bride entered upon the arm of
| her father. who bestowed her hand in marriage
The brides gown of ivorie French fsille was
made with high body long sleeves, and a
square train. The front of skirt and body was
| drAped with duchesse lace, festooned with
sprays and lilies of the valley. The veil that
| enveloped her figure like a mist was fastened
with lilies of the valley, and she carried bou-
quet of lilies The bride was met at the chan
eel by the groom attended by his best man. Mr..
j: McElhone, and they wore wedding favors of
| lilies of the valley, as did the ushers
The maid of honor, Miss Mira Noyes wore a
demi-trained dress of India silk with front
draPery OF white Broussa silk. striped. and fin
1shed at the front with embroidery of silk floss
The low corsage had short sleeves and cluster
OF white hlacs on the shoulder. She carried a
bouquet of Baroness Rothschild roses
The bridesmaids were arrayed uniformly in
lempire dresses Of Nile green faille with soft
sashes OF the silk. and they carried bouquets of
pink roses. At the close of the service the
guests drove to Wizards hotel. where a re-
ception for the bride was held The drawing
rooms on the main floor were beautifully
decorated for the occasion. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
received the congratulations Of their friends
standing under a canopy OF green leaves and
vines from which depended a chime of bells
made of white roses and snowballs, that were
reflected In Il maidenhair fern-framed mirror
Fairy lamps gave a glow-worm light to this
picturesque bit Of decoration. The large mir
rors were curtaiDed with asparagus pIumoso.
the mantels were banked with long spikes of
gladioh, roses and orchids, the chandeliers
were festooned with ropes OF smilax, the pill
lars were entwined with trailing vines and palms
and Towering bushes filed the angles of the
apartment. At one end of the hall, behind a
screen OF bushes, was stationed band of musi-
clans, and i'll the tea-room a fine collation. was
laid. In the ante-room was the brides cake
upon table decked with Puritan roses and
about this the bride, with her maids and at
PENDANTS, made pretty grouping while the
guests were entering the supper-room. Later
IN the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Hall resumed their
places to receive the parting of the guests.
They go to New England for journey before
leaving for the Pacific coast.
Among those present at the brilliant reception
were Mrs. G. S. NOyes, who wore trained dress
Of slate-gray silk; Mrs. t. W. Noyes, light
blue faiiie and duehesse point lace;
Mrs. F. B. Moves, black brussels net;
Mrs. kaufman, pearl satin and brocade; Mrs.
Rudolph Kaufman, cream satin and lace; Miss
Kennedy, black lace; Mrs. r. L. Hoxie, black
chantilly lace; Mrs Staples, black brocade;
Mrs. Thomas Wilson. lavender brocade; Miss
Rosecrans, white silk: Miss Marie Moves. white
lace, Mrs. Frances Joyce, black corded silk
and black lace; Mrs NIcGlinchev
white brocaded silk and crystal
beaded lace with diamond ornaments;
Miss Maggie Joyce, scarlet tulle, with white
hlacs; Mrs. c. NJ. Hendley, white fable.
trimmed with pearl passemeLterie; Mrs. Lewis
Clephane, black velvet and point lace; Miss
Tiers. black Brussels net; Miss Lena Bur-
chell, white faille and pearl-beaded lace;
Mrs. Burt, pearl fable and lace; Miss
George Kennedy. white satin; Mrs. Hibbs
white valenciennes lace; Miss Gait. white
tulle; Miss BrItton. white lace and silk:
Miss Lula Bryan. pink and gray silk:
Mss Ellen Bryan, yellow tulle; Miss venie
Bryan, yellow tule; Miss Marie Bryan,
white silk and lace; Miss Tel
blue crepe; Miss Beveridge white crepe:
Miss Julia Beyeridge, pink China silk;
Mrs. A: Il. Hensey, white faille and bro
scade; Miss Mary Hough, yellow tulle;
Miss Katie Jones, pink China silk; Miss
Mrs. W. II. Rapley, pink MORE silk;
General and Miss Rosecrans, Mr.. and Mrs. II
A. Willard. Mir. Harry Willard Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Ross Perry. Mrs. George W. Adams, Mr. o. G.
Clephane, Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio H. King
Mr., Frank A. Richardson, MIR, J. H.
Soule. Miss Soule, MIR. o. C. Fox,
Miss Beulah Fox; Mr.. and Mrs: C. NJ. Hendley,
Mayor Emery and Miss Emery, Miss
Lena Burchell, Mr.. b. H. Warner.
Mr.. Beardsley, Mrs. and Miss Tiers,
MIR. S. ii. Kaufman. DIR. Toner. Mr.. and Mrs.
J; J; McElhone, Mr.. r. c. Fox. Prof. and bliss
Taylor, Mr; james E. Fitch, Mr.. AL
exander Britton. Miss Britton, Mr. and Mrs.
]. o. Wilson, Prof. and Mrs. o. T. Mason,
Miss Mason, Governor Kellogg, Prof Ed
win Hall, of Harvard university, brother
Of the groom; Mr.; and Mrs. W. H
and Mrs. W. g. Webster, Miss Georgia Way,
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtiss, DIR. and Mrs. Robert
Farnham, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. F. mcfarland,
MIR. Deb. X. keim, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Dow
ell, Mr.; Eugene Van Vliet, Misses Sallie and
Rosa Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. l.. Burton,
Mrs. Cheney Swain, Miss Magee, Mrs T. Jones,
Miss Stewart, Miss Clara Stewart, Mrs. Berry
Smith. Mr.. W. b. Shaw, Mrs. Thomas. Mrs W.
ID. Glenn. Mrs. DIR. Barnard, Mrs. Mckinney,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Beveridge, Mr.. John
Boteler, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Boteler
The bridal presents, filling one Of the parlors,
were not only profuse in numbers but char
acterized by exceptional taste and appropriate
ness.
Mrs. George. n. Beale was called to New
York yesterday by the illness of her daughter,
Mrs. David Porter Heap. Major Heap is at
present stationed at Staten Island where he
and Mrs. Heap have made many warm friends.
Gen. Beale arrived in the city last evening,
coming in from San Francisco on the lightning
express in less than five days.
Mrs. William H. Codrick has gone to Helena.
Mont, to join her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Cabell will entertain the
alumni Of the University of Virginia. The
state OF the weather will have no effect upon
the hospitality to be dispensed.
Mrs. Harriette H. Mills and her pupils will
give musicale this evening. A very attractive
program has been prepared. The invitations
are limited to the pupils and their immediate
friends.
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