Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-04
SOCIAL MATTERS.
What Well-known People arc Doing
Personal Notes.

The wedding of Miss Louise Thoron Of
Boston and VIM. c. Endicott, IT,, son Of the
| ex-Secretary Of War, took place yesterday at
| the residence Of Sam1 G.. Ward at Lenox,
Mass. The house, which is situated on Stock
bridge Bowl, about two miles west of the
Curtis house, and 10 a generous. comfortable
mansion, Astounding in roomy piazzas and coy
hooks and commanding superb views, was
deliberately decorated with flowers and autumn
leaves and was very bower Of loneliness.
panied by his best man, Charles P. Curtis,
jr., Of Boston, and the guests came close
upon his heels. About / O'Clock the bride
appeared. accompanied by her bridesmaid,
Miss Ward of New York. The bride was
attired in a beautiful dress Of heavy white
satin, cut en- traine, with ornaments OF pearls
and wore bridal veil and orange blossoms.
Miss Ward wore pink and had diamond orna-
ments. Quietly they took their places in the
parlor, and Rev. Father Prendergast Of this
S S,'y performed the ceremony, being assisted
Endlcott turned from the clergymen and for
more than an hour received the congratulations
which were showered upon them. The recep-
tion confined until O'Clock, but long before
tnat hour the newly-married couple had en-
tered carriage and started for Pittsfeld,
where they took a train for an extended tour.
Mrs. Cleveland was almost prominent fig
ured as the bride, and looked particularly
IoseIy In gown of delicate fawn color,
trimmed with old point lace. She wore dia-
mond ornaments. After the wedding the young
people enjoyed dance on the lawn. Among
the guests were ex-Secretaries Whitney, Endi-
colt and Fairchild. with their wives, the Turk
ish minister. Mayroyeni Bey, the German min
lister, Herr Eckhardstein, the Belgium minister,
A LIE Ghail, Baron and Madam Schonberg and
scores of others from Boston, Washington,
New York and other places.
Hon. Horatio King was the guest of the New
York commandery Of the Loyal Legion on We'd
nesday evening, and in response to a most en-
thuslastic gresting responded in graceful and
patriotic address. His son-Gen. King, was
installed as chairman Of the council Of admin
istration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas D. walcott have returned
from the north and will be at their home, in
LeDrolt park, during the winter.
Mrs. d. ]. Hussey, who has been visiting her
relatives for the past three months at Belve-
dere, ILL.,, has returned to the city.
The marriage Of Mr.. Everett VERIFY and Miss
Cornelia E. Dougherty took place at st. Mat
thew's parsonage at 10 o'clock Wednesday.
The ceremony was performed by Father Chap
pelle. The marriage was very quietly con-
Quoted owing to the recent death of the groom's
mother. After the ceremony the happy couple
left for New York, to be gone for two or three
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. VERIFY will be at home to
their friends at their new home, 1417 @ street
northwest, Thursdays in November.
Mrs. A. b. Mullett and cnllQren spent the
summer at the Capon Lake home in West Vir-
ginla. Mr. Mulett has recently returned from
Europe. Mr.. and Mrs. Mullett spent the
twenty-fourth anniversary of their marriage
very quietly together last month at Old Point
Comfort. Mrs. Mullett has been invited by
Mrs. Logan to receive the visiting sir knights
and their friends on next Thursday evening.
Representative and Mrs. Joseph H. Cultivate
OF Columbus, Ohio, arrived in the city this
week and have moved into the house No. Du-
pont circle, which they will occupy for the next
two years.
Several members Of the Columbia athletic
club gave an enjoyable dance last evening to q
number Of their young lady friends at the boat
house.
Miss Belle Hunt, daughter Of Mrs. NJ. J.
Hunt, has returned.
Miss Mamie McElwee, who has been spend
ing the summer visiting relatives at German
town, Pa, has returned to the CITY,
Miss Mate Marean OF Cumberland, Nd, is
visiting her relatives in this city and will be
here for several months.
Rev. DIR. Hershey returned yesterday from a
months trip to the west.