Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-03

flowers presented to the bride by her lover
Only members Of the family were present, and
after the ceremony and q pleasant dinner the
young couple started on short tour. On
their return they will receive their friends at
the residence Of the brides mother, at 1921
Pennsylvsnis avenue.
Miss Esther Gordon IL visiting Miss Annie
Landreth in Bristol, Pa.
Col Harry Shoemaker, private secretary to
Controller B. F. Gilkeson, has been to Bris-
tol, Pa, on visit to friends.
Hon. Jesse Abrahams, deputy controller Of
the currency, has returned from fortnight's
circulation among his relatives and friends In
Virginia.
Mr.. J. J. Kearney, IT,. of Chicago and bride,
nee Minnie Sullivan of Plymouth, Ind, are Wis
itlng the capital and stopping with the parents
OF the groom at their residence, No. 11S0 9Th
street northwest.
A delightful german Of twenty-five couples
was danced last evening at the new home Of
the Misses Herbert on Rhode Island avenue.
1t was led by Mr.. barton of the geological sur
vey, and great variety Of pretty and novel
hgures were introduced
Mrs. Whittemore entertained q company Of
young people last evening in compliment to
her son, who 10 at home from Yale during the
holidays Misses Dalzell, Galisudet, Powell,
Newcomb, Stetson. Mcdonald, Pardee, Will
iams, Woodward and Lang and Messrs. Gallau-
Diet, Dalzell, Poole, Foote, Stetson and Wood
ward were the guests Of the evening"
Miss Virgie Randolph Faust Of F street has
been spending part Of the holidays with Mrs.
A b. Farquhar OF York, Pa, and will return to
town next week.
Miss Mary Tidball of Winchester is visiting
Mrs. DR.. Gardner of Washington barracks and
her daughter, Mrs. Willard Eggleston.
Green b. Raun, jr., son of the commissioner
James Episcopal church. Philadelphia to Miss
Annie lredell Rogers. daughter of Mrs. William
u. rogers OF that city. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. William f. Nichols, rector OF
the church, the benedIction being pronounced
Dy hev. henry q. Morton, rector emeritus.
Inc bride, handsome demi-brunette, was
gwen away by her brother, Charles ]. Rogers.
She wore white armure silk, trimmed with
wnlte tulie and ostrich feathers and carried
bouquet Of white lilacs. The maid of honor
was Miss Mary Davis Rogers OF Germantown,
cousin OF the bride, and the bridesmaids were
Miss Fannie Raum, sister of the groom: Miss
Mary r. Coryell and Miss Emma j. Coryell,
both OF Philadelphia, and Miss Adele Flagler
OF Morristown, n. j. They all wore white silk
and mousseline de soft and carried bouquets of
pink and red roses and white hyacinths. Each
one had necklace Of gold beads and gold hair
pins, gifts from the bride. The best man was
henry q. Stewart, and the ushers were Freder-
lex l. haum, brother of the groom, and Freder-
lex Parks. all Of Washington, Oscar Foote of In
DIANA and q; c. Charles Gait of Philadelphia.
A wedding dinner was afterward given at the
residence o. the brides mother, 17l3 Arch
street. Among the guests at the wedding were
Gen. and Mrs. Green b. Raum, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank G. Mcguire and MIR. aud Mrs. Reed Little
OF this city.
Mrs. Brainard II. Warner has issued cards for
q tea January 8 from to z o'clock.
Mrs. E. P. Taylor and Mr.. Edward P. Taylor
OF South Bend, Ind, the mother and brother OF
Mr. Thomas s. Taylor are visiting the latter at
IA Grant Place.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick and two daughters are at the
Shoreham for the winter.
Maj. d. +. Heap and his young son have been
spending the Christmas holidays with Mr..
town.