The Washington critic., 1890-05-07
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

was solemnized at II o'clock this morn |
ing at the parsonage Of ST. Matthews
Rev, Father Chappelle ofiiciated. The
bride wore Redfern gown of daIk
myrtle. green cloth, the skirt braided in
fiat black braid 10 form three panels
over fan plaitings Of the plain cloth,
with short apron drapery in
front and straight, full folds
forming the back. The close
fitting bodice was heavily braided
down the front on the shoulders and
cuffs. Over this was jacket, tight
fitting In the back postillion effect, with
short cutaway Zouaye front, the cloth
almost entirely concealed beneath the
braiding. A stylish black turban com
pleted the costume. Miss Georgtne
Campbell, who was present, wore tan
colorcd gown braided in gold, with a
hat trimmed in wood tints, and
Miss lIorsey Of Maryland, the
only other person present in
addition TO General Rosecrans, wore
gown of heliotrope bengaline, with chip
hat trimmed in heliotropes. At the cou-
clusion of the ceremony Governor Toole
and his bride left the city for fort
nights sojourn at one of the seaside
resorts on the Jersey coast, after which
they will 90 to their future home in
Montana, where the Governor has re-
Gently built handsome resi-
dence as wedding present to
his wife. Among the presents
received are a set of cold lined spoons
from Hon. and Mrs. Chauncey Depew,
cousins of the bride; silver pepper
crewets and bonnet pins of moonstones,
set in diamonds, from Mrs. Hegeman
of New York, aunt of the bride; a
complete breakfast set of repousse
silver from Senator and Mrs. Stanford
silver inks stand from Mrs. Fred May
of California; silver pitcher aud tray
from Mrs. Coleman of California; silver
salt baskets and pepper crewets
from Mrs. Henry May of
California; Mrs. j. O'Connor
ofsKentucky, ormolu clock Miss O'Con-
nor of Kentucky. silver asparagus fork
and spoon; Miss o. Connor, silver crumb
knife; Miss F. O'Connor, silver shoe
hook; Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bouscarew Of
Cincinnati, silver cake basket, Miss Lin
coin of Cincinnati, repousse silver coffee
pot Miss Horsoy of Maryland, silver
toilet brushes; Mr.. Lidyard Lincoln of
Cincinnati. silver tea tray; Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard II. Mitchell of Cincinnati,
repousse silver cream pitcher, Mrs.
Beck of LenoX, silver coffee spoons;
Mrs. +. d. Lincoln, silver spoons; Mr.
and Mrs. ]. V. Dahlgren, silver
bon bon dishes; Miss Dangerfeld,
silver soup ladle; Miss Darr of Cincin-
natl, carved iewelry box; Miss Garesche
of this city, embroidered tea cloth and
mats; General and Mrs. John New ton
of New York, silver fruit knife and
fork; Miss Scarborough of Cincinnati,
embroidered doylies and tea CLOTH Mr..
Eldridge of this city, Turkish embroi-
dered doylies; Mrs Andrew Carrigan of
buttons; DR.. and Mrs. ], A. McCreery
of New YORK, diamond pin in the form
of two long. stemmed lilies, Miss Georg-
inc Campbell Of New York, pastel por
trait of Mrs. Rosecrans; Mrs. Henry
Kirk Porter of Pittsburg. cut glass salad
bow Miss Hegeman of Pittsburg, sill
yer salad spoon ard fork, with cut
glass handless
The Breakfast Club met this morning
at the residence of Mrs. William A.
Hammond. Among the members of
the club are Mrs. N. S. Lincoln, Mrs.
Berdan and Madam Guzman. The
rule of the club is that the expenditure
for the breakfast served on any oc-
casion shall not exceed the sum of So,
exclusive of the flowers. Another rule
is that at each meeting the hostess of
the day can invite one young lady in
addition to the regular members of the
club.
Mrs. Bruen entertained party of
friends at luncheon yesterday at her
residence on Farragut Square.
Mrs. Davids has returned to her
home in Wyoming after a pleasant
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Joseph NJ.
Carey. Mrs. Davids was accompanied
! to the West by her young grandson,
Robin Carey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Pollok have
issued invitations for tea Thursday
afternoon.
Senator and Mrs Hearst will give 6
dinner party on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Cultivate has issued invita-
tions for a tea Saturday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Tilford left yesterday fol
ten days stay in New York.
Mrs. Logan and Mrs. Tucker are ex
pected home today from their Western
trip with General Ayers family ir
their private car.
Mrs. Hodgson Burnett left this morn
ing for Atlantic City with her son
Lionel, who has been an invalid sine,
the early winter, when he had sever
attack of grip.
Senator and Mrs. Sherman will give
reception Friday evening in honor Of
General Sherman.
The marriage of Miss Leila Cropp o.
England to Mr.. James Carroll Frazer O
Martinsburg, W. Va, will take place a
7 O'Clock this evening at st. johns
Church.
The civil Service Under Harrison.
Er-iSpedker CdriiSle IN he Nay Forum.
Since the organization of the Gov
erDment there have never been, durin.
the same length of time, so many re