The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-05-11

ST. Johns Church before host of friends that
filled the building. Rev. DR.. Douglass read the
marriage service. The ushers were DR.. Rust,
Mr.. H. Donoho, Mr.. d. G. Harrison, and MIR.
the surpliced choir as the bride, leaning on the
arm of Mr.. Magnus Thompson, walked up the
aisle, preceded by the tiny flower girl, Miss
Nellie Smith, and the four bridesmaids. They
were Miss Davis, in blue crepe; Miss Storm, in
pink silk; Miss Bridges, of Maryland, in white
crepe, and Miss Faulkner, of Virginia, in white
silk The maid of honor, Miss Frazer, wore
gown of gold-striped pink, silk gauze; The
BRIDES gown of rich white satin, draped
with an antique white silk shawl, with long
heavy fringe. Her tulle veil was fastened with
orange blossoms and her bouquet was of white
roses. The little flower maid who led the pro-
cession was charmingly attired in dainty frock
of pink silk. She carried big basket of roses.
AS the bridal procession walked from the altar
the tiny maiden scattered roses before the
bride. A reception at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Magnus Thompson, 1909 Corcoran street,
followed the church ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frazer sailed yesterday for visit to England.
The ladies interested in the Homeopathic
Hospital were present in force at the lovely
luncheon at theresidence of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Spaulding. Mrs. Spaulding and Mrs. Nordhof
acted the part of hostesses. Mrs. Spauldlng
wore a gown of ecru lace over tan-eolored silk.
Mrs. Nordhoff was in a carriage costume OF
wool and silk Miss Richards performed the
part of cashier seated at a small table in the
hall, and her money box indicated by Usefulness
of shekels and greenbacks the popularity OF the
new school of practice as applied to hospitals
In the library two young ladies dispensed de-
licious lemonade from an old heirloom OF q
punch bowl. They were Miss Johnson and Miss
White. In the dining-room Mrs III. A. Preston
presided gracefully at the coffee urn, assisted
by Miss Grace Chamberlain, of Worcester, Mass
The lunch table was bountifully spread with
sandwiches, cold tongue, cakes, confections,
ices, creams and Strawberries. Mrs. Commis-
sioner Lyman was the efficient chairman of the
committee on service, and right deftly and
gracefully did her assistants perform their du-
ties. This committee was composed of Mrs.
Alice Hill, Miss Heaven, Miss Catherine
Sypher, Miss Lyman, Mrs. Joe Bernard, and
Mrs Hills Among others present were Mrs,
Butterworth, Madame Romero, Mrs. soule, Mrs.
Moses, Mrs. Stetson, Mrs Clephane, Miss
Clephane, Mrs. A. F. Childs, Mrs John JOY
Edison, DIR. Edison, Mrs. Joe Bernard, Mrs Maj.
Saxton, Miss Minnie Saxton, Mrs. Bennett, Miss
| Powell, Mrs. William Birney, Miss Wilson, Miss
| Bittinger, Mrs Commissioner Hine, Mrs.
Springer, Mrs. Heaven, Miss strockle, Mrs.
| Wyville, Mrs. DR.. Wadsworth and daughter,
DR., Jenkin. and Mrs. Sypher.
The Arkuta Social Club held its final meeting
at Metzerott's Hall Friday night. The hall was
well filled with prettily dressed girls, who thor
oughly enjoyed the dances. Among those
present were Misses Addie Miller, Nettie Met
zerott Lilly Edmonston, Ella Dwyer, Lulu
| Dom, Mamie Herold, Miss Merillat, the Misses
McCarty, the Misses Young, Rider Edwards,
Wilson, Maud and Blanche Lightfoot, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Howser, and F. P. Metzerott, w
j. Dwyer, ID. f. Burton, Charles Merllat, Up
ton Edmonston, Fred Riggles, White, Stewell
Curry, Barnard, Burbridge, Murray, Casper,
| Burns, and Ransom.
The spacious drawing-rooms of Norwood In
stitute that are SO often the scene of festvity,
never framed a prettier picture than that o1
Tuesday night, when Miss Elliotts dancing
class held their fancy dress May ball The frs
act was the coronation of the May Queen, Miss
| Rowena Whitman. Her crown bearer was
Master Harry Dolph; maid of honor Miss
Sadie Norvell; pages, Masters jamie WilkersoI
and Bryson Taylor; knights, Masters Cyrus ant