Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-10
SOCIAL MATTERS
The Veaxey-waIton Wedding sssss
lions and Luncheoux.

OF this city were Wedied last nisht ~ trst~
any church at s O'Clock. the Rev, ps N.k,~'
officiating. The wedding guests were se.s.J
BY the ushers, who were Lieut. fet>sa, NJ,
&. Partridge, Mr.. Albin Nsssey. ttssl~s ~ ".
bride, Mr.. Rogers, MIR. HARRY CIllsy asS "a
James Page. The groom awaited che hs'.s.
and her friends in the chancsl. as>'snag~sssi
by his nearest friend. Lieut. iaaAsvv -
the navy. The bridesmaids we're Miss hass'sti
Hutchinson. Miss Elizabeth Smith ef sai'shu'y
Vt, Miss Jeanette Halford and Miss JEIIs tat
terson. Miss Msdelaine Townsend was maid
OF honor. The bride entered with her fslhet.
The bridal robe Was superb gown 81 white
satin. en- traine. the 'front.' Embroidered In
design in silver Of .h"af OF shos'
and grasses. The v-shaPed opening OF the
bodice was filed With ruflss OF point lace and
the pulled sleeves we're edged with lace. The
tulle veil was fastened with sprays OF lily OF tue
valley and the br, TAI bouquet was composed OF
lilies of the valley and maiden-hair fern. Inc
bride also carried prayer book bound III
white kid She given the middle name OF
Gettysburg because she was born on the day OF
that battle and while her father was fighting at
the head of the sixteenth Vermont regiment
The bridesmaids wore dcmi-trained frOcks OF
white tulle and white satin bodices, low and
sleeveless. Two OF them wore jOnquils. two
wore WatervilIe roses and the maid OF honor
wore hyacinths. They carried prayer books
bound in white kid with the monogrom W. v.
IN silver on the backs. Miss Townsend's dress
was fashioned after the Greek models and was
Of lavender crepe After the service at the
church the bridal party and the wedding guests
drove 10 the residence OF Senator
and Mrs. Edmunds where reception
vas held by Mr.. and Mrs. Walton, who re-
eeiyed the congratulations Of their friends.
Mrs. Yeazey wore a dress Of heliotrope-striped
crepe trimmed with point lace and steel and
straw passementerie. Among the guests were
Mrs. Morrison Fuller of Boston, Secretary
Proctor, Mr.. Fletcher Proctor, Col and "rs
Holbrook, Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Flagg OF sew
York, Gov. and Mrs. Pingree of Vermont, Gov
ernor Stewart, Col. and Mrs. Estee, Miss Clara
Beard of Lowell, Miss Moore, Miss Isabel
Swan, Miss Anna G. Robinson. Mr.. Towle Of
Boston, Mr.. and Mrs Bush, Mrs. Hooper. Gen.
Butler, Senator and Mrs. Morrill,, Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Hutchinson, Judge and Mrs. Sehoon-
maker, Gen. and Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Cilley.
Senator and Mrs. Iugalls, Senator and Mrs.
Cullom and the Misses Halstead- Mr.. and Mrs.
Walton left the city on their wedding journey
late in the evening and they expect to return
in SIX weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. B. Henderson entertained q
company with delightful dance last evening
at Boundary Castle in honor of their son. who
is home from college for the Easter holidays.
Sir Julian and Lady Pauncefote entertained
q company at dinner last evening of whom
were Senator Cameron. Senator and Mrs. Haw-
ley. the Columbian minister and Mrs. Hurtado,
Mrs. Russell Harrison, Mrs. Munro Ferguson,
Mrs. HObsOn. Baron Speck Won Sterburg Mrs.
J. A. King Mr.. and Mrs. and Miss Richardson,
Prof. Langley, Miss Rosslie Brown, Miss
Cooper. ViscouDt Morpett, Mr.. Left Jones Of
England, Mr.. H. G. Edwardes, Mr. Michael
Herbert, Mr.. Arthur Herbert and Mr.. Spring
Rice.
Secretary and Mrs Batcheller gave dinner
last evening for a company of young people.
Prof. and Mrs. Emmons entertained COM
pany at a reception from to II last evening at
their home.
Owing to the heavy fall of rain yesterday aft
erEoon the calling at the cabinet houses that
we're open was not very lively. Mrs. Wanna
maker had with her Mrs ]. Lowrie Bell. Miss
Wanamaker, Miss Petit and Miss Deering.
Mrs and Miss Miller were assisted in receiv-
ing by Mrs. Fishback Of St Paul and Miss
Studabsker.
Mrs. aud the Misses Window had with them
Mrs Green Of New York.
Miss Rusk has as her guest Miss Jacobs Of
Madison.
Mrs. Thurber has out cards for musicale on
Wednesday evening" the 10th instant, at 9
o'clock, at the Shoreham.
Miss Gay will give tea at the Langham to-
morrow from to 6o'clock in honor Of Miss
Patterson of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Hearst has not been in her usual health
for the past week, and will not be at home to
callers today.
Commander HoH's reception on board the
Dale, that is gayly deeked with leagues of
bright bunting for the occasion, will come of
today from TO Z.
Miss Bigelow entertained the class in Spanish
conversation on Monday afternoon, A special
feature OF the meeting was the rendering by
the Misses Ferrier and Mr.. Terrier Of some
tine Spanish music in songs and dances that
were greatly enjoyed Miss Bigelow gave a
luncheon Of twelve covers on Monday The
flower fayors were jonquils.
The Home Socials held their regular meeting
at Mr.. Ellett's. No. Oil 10th street southwest
on Wednesday evening. After short business
meeting the club spent the remainder of the
evening IN enjoying themselves until late
hour.
The Unity Club will meet tomorrow FRIDAY
evening at the residence Of Mr.. Matthew G.
Emery, No. 207 street. when Mr.. ]. K. Miller.
the secretary of the club. will read an essay on
.'Savonarola- Mrs. Annie Louise Powell Miss
Bertha Lincoln and others will take part in the
musical exercises.
VI . A. ii. Combs, Mrs. Chas. II. Wilson and
Mise JEANNE Mitchell of New York. Mrs. W. C.
Watkins OF Pittsburg, Mrs. c. p Kellogg and
Mise Kellogg Of Chicago, Mrs. Josiah Leoselle
and Miss Jennie Leoselle of Whitinsville, Mass,
and Mrs. L. W. Cole of Boston are at the Arno.
Mrs. Eleanor Huse and Miss Mabel Huse OF
Brooklyn are at the Arno
MIS- 4reulaln OF BROOKLYN and Miss Newhall
OF Lynn, Mass, are at the Ebbitt
The Young ladies OF the Clarendon gave a
beautiful german last evening DIR. Natan was
leader. Prominent among the young ladies
were Miss Mamie Jones' Miss Mcdonald Miss
HutchIns and Miss Mamie Greene of Culpeper.
After stay of some weeks in the city Miss
Greene and her brother return home today.
The Sewing Circle (G.M.H) will meet on
Friday, the 18th. at Wizards Hotel
Mrs. l. G. Hine will receive callers tomor-
row. She will be assisted by Miss Hine and by
her nieces, the Misses Otls Of Chicago.
Mrs. G. c. Tichenor, wife Of Assistant Secrs-
tsry Of the Treasury, left the city Yesterday
and viii spend few weeks visiting friends in
New York and New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Foster OF Geneseo
Ill. are visiting their mother, Mrs. J. Ellen
Foster.
Mrs J. Ellen Foster will receive informally
st her home, 1872 Vermont avenue, tomorrow
evening. Mrs. Foster, accompanied by her
son, viii sail for Europe on the 18th instant
Mrs. u. Turner, aunt Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Emery Smith, who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. Henry ). Martin, b street southeast, and
her niece, Mrs. VIM. Frey Of Georgetown. has
returned 10 her home in Albany
Miss Edith G. Rankin has returned from a
visit TO Mrs. H. d. GuiIder Of Cleveland. and is
~ the Lsngham.
The Ireioil Eueher Club was entertained last
evening by Misses Balm and CorbeIt at their
reside nee, yys 23d street The rirst Dr;z.a 49,