Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-02
SOCIAL MATTERS.
A Pretty June wedding-PersonaiN Notes
of Interest.

The Garfield Memorial Christian Church was
daIntilt ,,decked today at high noon for the mar
riage of Miss Susie ]. Rutter, daughter of Mr.
Andrew Rutter (the popular chief clerk of the
Treasurer's office. TO Mr.. Henry James. recently
OF New York, and at present proprietor and
publisher of the weekly National republican o.
this city The pulpit was set with potted
plants. ferns. daisies and cut roses. The ushers
were Mr. Pitt Saum. Mr.. Charles Cook, Mr..
Edwin $. Lothrop and Mr.. Gordon Van HOOK
They were dressed IN morning toilets and
wore Marechai Neil roses in their coats The
best man was Mr.. JAS ID. Butter brother of the
bride, and the maid of honor was the bride s
sister. Miss Marie V. Rutter. Rev. Dr.
Powers Of the Garfield Church awaited
tue bridal procession at the altar the
ushers leading. the best man and maid of honor
walking together and the bride and groom
arm and arm. Mr.. William Z. Middleton of
81 Johns Church. George town, played the
Mendelssohn march for the procession and
the Loheugrn wedding march during the cere-
mony and while the bridal party were leaving
the church. The bride wore a demi toilet OF
pearl gray crepe. trimmed with silver pssse-
menterle. The N-shaped opening in the front
OF the bodice was filed with silver embroid-
cred cream crepe, and ended in
MedIcl collar covered with silver en-
broidery. The fail sleeves of gray crepe
had slashed cuffs of silver embroidered
crepe, the opening filed With the cream crepe.
Inc front of the skirt of embroidered
crepe and the fail demi-:rained back was of
plain gray crepe The toque OF gray crepe
was trimmed with pale pink flowers and silver
ornaments. che gloves were pale gray and she
carried bouquet OF La France roses. The
groom wore a cutaway coat Of dark cloth and
graz trousers ana brida, rose in his lapel.
Inc maid of honor wore an exquisite ,Olles of
pale green henrietta cloth combined with
rch brocade a design of lilies of the
valley and maTguer.tes. cHt after the style
Of the first empire. The half high, round
neck was filed with pale crepe, the toque
wIs q! sresu velvet anu lac. and she carried d
bOu4G, OF MarCcha- Nj, roses The pair were
v decd By the service Of The Christian Camp
beiIite) Church and WIZ. ring. The front
pcgS OF tLe church wer- reserved for the i'm
mediate family ana friends ~ The bride, among
whom were the parents Mr.. ana MIS-. Rutter.
The latter dressed IL becoming tOi.e; OF black
lace over black sa:Iu; Mrs. I. H. Valentine.
aunt Of the bride. from. San Francisco, who
wore a handsome toilet of blacl. Brussels lace
made over lavender satin and garnished with
lavender ribbons; Mr.. Hcnry Clay Rutter,
u1cle Of the bride; Mrs. u. W. Lo-
throp and daughters. the Misses
julia and Minnie Rutter and Nr. Reynolds Rut- |
ter. tie sisters and brother of the bride: Miss
Lille Scott, Miss Grace Walker, Mr.. and Mrs |
Iobert +. Banks, baltimore and a host of
other friends. who filed the church. Imme- |
Glately after the service Mr.. and Mrs. james |
drove 10 the residence of the brides parents |
at No. 1853 Q street. where they sat down to a
wedding breakfast with the family. After that |
the bride donned travelling dress of CHINA !
luon brown cloth and hat of brown velvet |
trimmed with silver crepe du chine. Mr.. and |
AEs. James left the city on the o'clock train |
Tor the north. They will visit the parents of |
the groom. Dr. and Mrs Henry james in To-
ryHto- Ontario. during their absence. Mr.. and |
Mr.. James expect to return to the city by the |
18th instant when they Will hold reception |
from TO II O'Clock. They will reside in the |
cts at No 1853 q street for the present. |
Mrs. Harrison and Mrs Mckee entertained |
n q he IL, 1
White House saturday afternoon during the |
concert gwen by the Marine Band III the White |
LoUse grounds Mrs. Harrison and Mrs Nc |
Nee received their guests at the south door OF |
the blue parIOr. and every oDe present en-
josed the entertainment. Lemonade and tea /
sHd HsHt refreshments were served ia the |
red paTi0r. Among those present were Mrs
Blaine. Miss Dodge. Miss Narkoe. Miss Sheriff. |
MIS- Ncfhe- son. Mrs. Mclean. Mrs. Hit,
Opt. ana Mrs. j. G. BOu-ke. the Misses Pa:ten
Mrs. and dlsa Wilcox. Miss Viola Myer. Mrs
Aut Miss Storey, Mrs. COckreli, Mrs r. j. c.
Walker. Mrs. 4. f. Simpson. Mrs. Ill. Simpson.
sirs. Gouyerneur. Mrs. J. Il. Henderson, Mrs |
Poster, Lieut.. and Mrs. Clover. Mrs HaIford. |
Lieut.. Merrill, MIS-. J. l.. Bell, Mr. |
lobtt Porter, the Misses Epson. Mrs |
IIgals. Major and Ms. Tucker, Mrs |
y. ,. Lincoln. Miss Gale. Mrs ingalls, Col Jno
Hay. Mrs !. u. Payne. Senator Sawyer, Mrs |
l.. q. White. Mrs. Cullom. Miss Fisher and |
Prof. and Mrs. Emmons. DIR. Scott and Mrs |
Iimmlck were also with the company por-
ton OF the time.
Mrs. Spinola left the city Saturday for New
1orA ty.where General Spinola is conyaiescins
hom painful illness. Gen. Spinola expects to
iGrn here this week to attend 10 his congress
slOEIl duties and Mrs. Spinola will occupy her
country place. Crane Neck. Long island. where |
sAe Will entertain large company of friends |
from Europe for the season.
Ii IS curren. gossip among the members of |
4
witz Is soon to marry Miss Lena Caldwell in
this city. Baron Won Zedwitz. who Is now tie !
German minister in Mexico Is in Europe on |
his leave OF absence and the Misses CALDWELL |
are III Rome. They were all i'll this city to- |
Iether during the season of 1861 whe a the |
baron was the first secretary OF the German !
LEGATION and deservedly popular in society and |
the Misses Caldwell, the million heiresses
we're entertaining In society and attracting
much attention. Baron Zedwitz was one of |
the admirers OF Miss Lena. Hiss Mary Gwen
doiyn Caldwell has since made her name well |
known across the continents by refusing the
hand Of Prince Murat OF France
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hamilton Read OF West !
Washington intend removing to New York CITY |
about July l. Mr.. Read having made business !
Arrangements that necessItate this change.
An impromptu musicale was given Saturday |
evening at the residence of DIR. John A. DAILY. !
Sl2 New York avenue. Among those par.ici- |
Patng were Mrs. j. Esputa Daily. Mrs Senator |
Davis. who sang several quaint Scotch songs |
accompanying herself on the guitar; Mr. Rice |
ami Nj. George Fisher of Chicago.
Mrs. Naez. daughter OF Hon. Geo. Harring-
ton, who has been visiting her brother. Mir.
Chase b. Harrington of this city for the past
three weeks. sails from New York tomorrow TOR
Europe. where she rsjoins her husband and
sons at Hamburg. During her visit here she
was entertained by Mrs. Romero, wife Of the
Mexican minister.
Misses Nellie and Sallie Wheatley of George
town viii leave this evening for Norfolk where
they viii spend the month of June chaperoned
b. Gen. and Mrs. I. Ii. LOCKER.
Miss Florence Dawes and Miss Alice DAILY
have returned from Atlanta. where they have
been for the past mouth visiting Miss Davies
sister, Mrs. a. VI. Balm.