The Washington critic., 1890-05-01
TIE SOCIAL WORLD.

MIS-. NODlc was lne only one OF the
Cabinet ladies who received yesterday,
and as that occasion was known to be
the last of the season the residence of
the Secretary of the Interior was
well flied with callers during the
afternoon. Mrs. Noble took advantage
Of the charming weather to pay
number of calls herself during the
earlier portion of the afternoon,
as heretofore she has not been able to
do so on account of the pressure
of official engagements. Among those
upon whom Mrs. Noble called was her
sister Mrs. Henry Strong, who has
given two handsome luncheons in her
honor during the past fortnight. Miss
Margaret Halsted and Mrs Moves of
St. Louis assisted Mrs. Noble in receiv-
ing. Iced Appolinaris water was
served to the callers.
The residence of Mrs. Lewis Clephaue
was well filed with ladies yesterday
afternoon upon the occasion OF the first
of the series of quodlibet luncheons to
be given during the spring. The next
luncheon will be given at Mrs. Harvey
SpauldiDg's on Wednesday next.
Mr.. L. +. Hastings of the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad, accompanied by his wife,
will leave next week for O visit to At
-lantic City.
Mrs. Howard of Malone, N. Y, is in
the city for stay of some weeks at
1454 Corcoran street
The marriage of Miss Alice Myers,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, G. l.. Myers,
to Mr.. Thomas M. Draney took place at
s O'Clock lest evening at Trinity Church.
Rev. DR.. Addison officiated. The
ushers were Messrs. Charles Myers
Seymour Wright, Harry Chase, Harry
erick Brackett. Upon the return of
Mr. and Mrs. Draney from their. we'd
ding journey they will reside at 1904
Fourteenth street,
Senator and Mrs. Stanford will return
to day from their Western trip.
The religious portion of the marriage
service between Count Pappenheim and
Miss Wheeler of Philadelphia took
place in that city yesterday with great
ceremony at st. Marks Church,
where Rev. DIR. Nicholson offici-
ated. The crowd gathered about
| the church was so large, that
| il was at last found necessary to close
the doors, as the building was thronged
TO suffocation, notwithstanding which
| numbers Of invited guests were com
| PEELED to stand on the sidewalks. When
| The wedding party arrived they entered
| the church in the following order
First the ushers-Mr. c. Hartman
| HUM, Mr.. Mitchell Harrison, DIR. John
b. Shober, Mr. Frederick H.. Allen,
DIR. J. William White, Mr.. Paul
Farnum, Mr.. s. Bowman
| Baron Won Swinderin. Count Sieg.
fried Won Castell Rudenhausen
who was to have been one OF the
ushers, was prevented by the death ol
his sister. The bridesmaids were itiss
Ethel Wheeler, Miss Molly Brown, Miss
Elizabeth Brown, Miss Florence Glissau
Miss Eleanor Colt, Miss Sally Living
stone, Miss Polly Seeger, Miss Ma ggit
Tyson, Miss Nelly Farnum. Miss Louise
Shipmap, Miss Gertrude Wheeler ant
Miss Carrie Tyson,
| The ushers wore black frock Goa:
and light gray trousers In their white
ties was gold pin, the gift of tht
groom, in the form of coronet, OF
which were raised the Counts initials
Six of the bridesmaids wore gowns o
French gray and six of rose pink crep,
de chine, with broad -brimmed whit,
chip hats garlanded with roses. Thei
followed the bride on the arm o
her brother, Mr.. Charles Wheeler, VIII,
arrived from Europe on Monday. Th
wedding gown was of white satin veilet
in old point lace which completely en-
veloped the bride, who was met at tn
chancel by thegroom and his brother
Ludwig, as best man, both In full cour
costume. The Count wore white broad
cloth trousers, with stripes of dark blu
down the sides, and dark blue Goa
corded with silver He carried
cooked hat under his arm, and a
he walked a straight court swor
clanked at his side. The costum
of the best man was the Pappenheir
uniform of dark green with gold but
tons. The ceremony at the church wa
followed by large reception at th
Wheeler mansion.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Pliny Moran hav
moved from 1416 N street to Merida
:, street, Mount Pleasant.
Mr.. Cummings of Boston is In th
city for his annual visit to his mother
who has spent the winter with Justic
and Mrs. Blatchford.
Mrs. S. H. Kaufman and the Mise
Kaufman have issued Invitations for
tea Saturday afternoon at their ne
residence On Massachusetts avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Key will 500
leave for Colorado, where they wi
make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs Christopher Thorn an
family have left the city for their couI
try place in Maryland.