Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-05
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY.
Weddings and Other Events-Personal
Notes of Interest.

Secretary and Mrs. Tracy and Mrs Wilmer
ding are in their house on Farragut square but
are not at home to callers. The rooms in the
addition 10 the house. "a il was when Postmaster
General Dickinson lived there, are still in the
hands of workmen, and the family do not ex
pect TO open them to the visiting public at al
before January l.
Miss Warren. the daughter OF Gen. Warren
ex-senator from Alabama, and DIR. King Of
Clifton Springs, MY, were married today at 2
O'Clock at the residence of Mrs. Wood. widow
of the late Justice Wood of the US. Supreme
Court. at Mt. Pleasant The bride is a niece OF
Mrs. Wood, her mother being a sister of the
late Justice Wood. and Gen. Warren is a
brother to Mrs. Wood. The Justices of the
Supreme Court and their families were invited
guests to the very quiet wedding and Senator
and Mrs. Morrill,. Miss Swan, Senator and Mrs.
Sherman and Senator and Mrs. Payne we're
among those present. DIR. and Mrs. King will
reside at Clifton springs.
At st. Aloyslus church this morning at 10
O'Clock Miss Mary Josephine Moore, daughter
of Mrs. Sarah g. Moore of los Z street. and
Mr.. Bernard VI. Bridget of the firm Of Robin
son * Parker. clotheirs. were married, Rev.
Father McGurk officiating The ushers were
DIR. David Moore, brother of the
bride, Mr. VIM. II. Barnes, Mr.. Bacon.
and Mr.. Acker. The bride and groom entered
the church together, she wearing a travelling
dress of plum-colored cloth. trimmed with
roses. There was large company present IN
the church to witness the ceremony. composed
of the longtime residents of the city and Dis
trict. Mr.. and Mrs. Bridget left the city for
the north on the IL o'clock train, visiting New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. On their
return they will reside with Mrs. Bridget, ST..
at No. 1919 ID street. Mrs Bridget received Il
large number Of beautiful bridal gifts.
Baron de Strive is now in charge of the
Russian legation as minister. On account of
his recent heavy bereavement i'll the loss by
death of the late Madame de Strive, his wife,
who had host of friends and admirers in this
city. Minister de Strive abstain5 from all social
pleasures. Baron and the Baroness Rosen, who
20 graciously and acceptably represented the
Russian government here during the minister
absence, will leave the city i'll few weeks and
will take with them the best wishes of the large
and fashionable circles in which they moved
here. Baroness Rosen has especially endeared
herself TO large number of friends by her
many excellent social qualities.
Mrs. Senator Hswley entertained large
company at her home. No. 2O30 I street, yester-
day afternoon at a tea to meet her sister, Miss
Horner, recently from England. The sena-
torial circle was largely represented
Col. and Madam Chas. de Armand are now
permanently settled in their new home, No.
1447 Highland terrace. Massachusetts avenue,
late the Spanish legation.
Mrs. Theodore Gilbert King is at home to
her friends, to whom she has sent cards, on
Friday afternoon after o'clock.
Commander and Mrs William cambridge
Hof introduce their pretty daughter. Miss
Louise Adele Bainbridge-Hof, this afternoon
at 4 O'Clock tea at their charming home. No.
1929 Jefferson place. Mrs. cambridge Ioff' )
cards were for two teas. the second to be given
on Thursday the 18th instant
Mrs. Jules Guthridge of No. 1920 New York
avenue has taken Friday for her day at home
during the season and will see callers on that
day henceforth.
Mrs. VIM. S. Yeatman gave lunch yesterday
to her sister-in-law, Mrs. W. !. Bodell of
Fortress Monroe Va, and cousin, Miss Sue
Ieatman of Norfolk. Va, who are visiting Mrs
DIR. Harrington OF this city.
Mrs. NJ. Glover. 1909 18th street, mas returned
home after very pleasant visit to her daugh-
tiers IN New York. Mrs. L. Ii. Childs, formerly
Miss Mamie E. Glover, will be in Washington
on the 18th to spend a few days with her
mother
Secretary Tracy desires TO announce to his
friends that his new house on Farragut square
Is IN such a condition that his family will be
unable to receive callers until after the first of
January. There Is. he says. nothing but dirt
carpenters, and confusion on the premises. and
there Is hardly room for a visitor to sit down.
The house was to have been finished ON the
18th of October. but there was a serious DELAY
IN receiving the materials for the building,
owing to the blockade of freight on the rail-
roads
Bishop and Mrs. Talbot of Wyoming are the
guests o! Mrs. J. NJ. Carey. 14O6 l. street north
west, where they will remain for several days
A quiet home wedding took place yesterday
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Smith,
Capitol Hill. the contracting parties being their
daughter Miss Luella and MIR. David Lescallet
of Colorado, Rev. +. \. Steele OF ST. Marks
church performing the marriage ceremony in
the presence of the immediate families of bride
and groom, including the grandmother of the
bride. Mrs. Alex. Sword. After wedding
breakfast the happy couple left tor New York
for a short bridal tour. After returning to
Washington Mr.. and Mrs. Lescallet will reside
at 923 ID street southwest
f.No one will be more missed in the senator
ial circle this winter than Mrs. Faulkner wife
of the Senator from West Virginia Having
Unexpectedly changed her plans she will not
return TO Washington, as she anticipated Her
pleasant receptions last winter we're conspicu-
ously noted for the great number of West yir-
glnlans who were always present and who
viii greatly miss the cordial hospitality shown
them by the wife of their young Senator.
Mr.. Edward L. Moore of the bureau of en-
craving and printing was married to Mrs.
lila Duglass this morning by the Rev. DIR.
Elliott. They left for New York after the
ceremony.