The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-04-20
SOCIETY NEWS AND CHAT.
Continued from third page.

ception-rooms were beautifully decorated with
potted plants and cut flowers. Mr.. and Mrs
Adams were assisted in receiving by Mrs. Sen
ator Farwel, Mrs Senator Cullom, Mrs. Dixon,
and Mrs. Dalzell. Mrs. Adams wore a regal |
gown of superb flower-brocaded black satin.
Delightful refreshments were served from |
buffet at the conclusion of q Shakespeare read
ing by Mr.. Henry Clapp, of Boston. The guests
included Vice President and Mrs Morton, Sec
retary and Mrs. Window, the Attorney
General and Mrs. Miller, Senator and Mrs.
and Mrs. David Henderson, Senator and
Miss Dawes Miss Alley, Senator and Mrs.
Hoar, Senator and Mrs. ingalls,, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. p. Snider Senator and Mrs. Aldrich, Min
Swami, Mr.. James Morrill,, Senator and Miss
Pierce, Senator and Mrs. Stockbridge, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. j. G: Carlisle, Mr.: and Mrs.
Arnold. Misses Fuller Justice and Mrs. Field,
Miss Harlan, Mr.. William w. Clapp, DIR. Lam
burn, DR.. and Mrs. Byrne, Mrs. Dazell, Mr.
and Mrs. Hopkins, Senator and Mrs. Walthall
Miss Stetson, General and Mrs. Anson Nc
Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Strong, Mr.. and Mrs
Jules Guthridge, Major and Mrs Powell, Mr..
and Mrs. Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Cabell,
General and Mrs. Spinola, Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lind, Miss Witherow, of Chi
Lander, Librarian spofford,. Mrs. White, Mr..
and Mrs. Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. Rowell, Mr..
and Mrs Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Mason, Mr..
and Mrs. Wheeler, Colonel and Mrs. Gilman,
hepTebGuUdJlNb anu MIS- DdheT, Ut. anu MTS.
Gallaudet, Senator and Mrs. Cockrell, General
and Mrs. Moore, Senator and Mrs. Frye, Sena-
tor and Mrs. Dolph, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
| Nixon, Governor and Mrs. Stewart, Mr.. Nc
Kinley, Mrs. Morrell, Mr.. and Mrs. Payne, Gen
eral and Mrs. Greedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Payson, Mr.. and Mrs. Parker, Mr..
and Mrs. Whiting Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. Brown,
Mrs. Teece Senator and Mrs. Platt, Mr.. and
| Mrs. McComas, Mr.. and Mrs. Cogswell, Mr..
and Mrs. Boutelle, Senator and Mrs. Spooner,
MIR. and Mrs. j. G. Burrows, Senator and Mrs.
| Squire, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Butterworth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Conner, Senator and Mrs. Teller,
Mr.. and Mrs Bayne, Mr.. and Mrs HIT, Mr..
and Mrs Cooper, Senator and Miss Voorhees,,
and Mrs. Farmer.
The wedding of Mr.. Edward s. Robinson, of
Brooklyn, n Y. and Miss Laura g. Hewett
daughter of the late Robert Q. Hewett, took
place at the old Hewett homestead, No. 623 M
street northwest, on Tuesday evening at 5
o'clock The occasion was purposely very
quiet one; only the immediate friends and rela-
tiyes of the contracting parties were present.
The spacious parlors and dining-room and
halls were profusely decorated by Small with
palms, ferns, growing plants, and flowers, pre-
senting the appearance of tropical salon. AT
the appointed hour Mendessohns wedding
march was played, and the bride entered the
parlor leaning upon the arm of the groom. She
was handsomely attired in white gros-grain
matelaise silk trimmed rich embroidery of
Van Dyke pattern, and carried a bouquet of
lilies Of the valley. Her gown was in the con-
ventonal evening dress Mr. Harry Paul, of
this city, acted as best man, and preceded the
of the Church of Our Father, stood
After prayer he performed the marriage
service in most impressive manner
amid soft strains of music from the orchestra
after which congratulations and good wishes
were extended to the young couple until tht
entire company retired to the dining-room tt
partake of the elaborate collation. there gener
ously spread. The tables were decorated will
E'ron at1I emile al Dtoln
: Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson left for an eXtensv,
bridal tour, after which they will return t.
Washington en- route to Brooklyn, where he i
engaged IN business, to reside permanently
| The presents were rich and elegant, beini
mostly solid silver. The BRIDES mother CAV
them set of coffee, tea, dessert, and tabl
spoons in plush case. The groom's gift is
gold bracelet, set with diamonds. The bes
wishes of hosts of friends follow the youn,
bride to her new home.
McCauley's Hall was comfortably filled las
Wednesday evening, the occasion being the a
home reception rendered the various social club
of this city and Alexandria by the Cameo Club
of East Washington Dancing was indulged il
J, until 10 O'Clock, when refreshments were served
after which the dance was resumed. The foo
committee, under the direction of Mr.. Harry G
Bayly, performed efficient service. The follow
ing clubs were represented: Columbia, Ideal
Fancion, Nanon, Independent and Viola
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. w. G
Belts, Misses Ella Mcknight, Marguerite Allen
: Kate Davis, Mae Atemus, Nellie Mundel
Kate and Sofe Holiness Belle Richardson, Nan
nette Callan, Agnes Leonard, Ella Heinline
Maud Murray, Maggie O'Donnell, Maud vii
oughby, Susie Winkleman, Jennie Flood Mar
- Veymeyer, Maud Prospr, Estele Randall
s Epley, Mitchell, Wheatleey, and Norris, an
Rosafy, s. B. Ellis, G. j. Lally, P. j. Rollow, "A.
, Lutz, F. d. Faucet, w. F. Walters, w. f. Co
70 burn, H. s. Lucas, w. II. Lyddck, W. G. Davis
NJ. p. Greene, L. F. Finks, l.. w. Finks, c
3 Keegan, S. G. Swain, Norfolk Kerby, r. !
Lucas, Jr., L. L. Baggert, r. L. Wenzel, Fran
McLaren, II. e. Bayly, r. f. Eidlin. h. E. ]
Greenwell, d. S. Hughes, w. F. Hinkel, ,
- Frank Coleman, W. G. Crawford, G. +. Winkl
Bradley, d. s. Hardester, E. A. Winkleman,
" II. Kennedy, II. P. Cook, j. NJ Ober, j. y
Newyahr, NJ McQuade, and W. Freydon Lac
On Tuesday last the Henrietta Club ente
tanned their numerous friends at a dance give
of the weather, large crowd was present, al
all went merry as a marriage bell. The toile
y of the ladies were striking and elegant MuC
. credit is due the members of the club for h
admirable management of the affair. Amor
those present were the Misses Thompson, Co
Maddox, Spearng, Carrie and Bell Johnso
l. Murray, Anderson, Morgan, Tubman, Hanno
L. Miller, Pryor, Flemming, Volk, Littlepag
Noland, Whipple, Rust, Stuart, Lizzie b. Mario
ng Mary and Florence Oliver Towers, and Smo
: and Critcher, of Alexandria, cbaperoned by MI
. William Smoot Mrs. Morris, Mrs, Dalrympl
Mrs Rust, Mrs. HamakeT, of Pennsylvani
u DIR. Wilson Davis, Roscoe Lamb,
- Needing, T. w. Schaffer, Kinne
Hampton, W. T. Murray, George Thompso
w. B. Davis, r. E. l.. Yellett, f. B. Jackso
Vest Tyler, j. Y, Rust, Riley Loche, Geor