Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-17
SOCIAL MATTERS.
What Is Going On Among Washington
People-Personals.

The rain that poured in torrents last even
ing at o'clock did not inconvenience the bridal
party assembled at the residence Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John McClelland,
No. 1924 10th street northwest The high-con-
| tracing parties were Miss Lizzie McClelland
and Mr.. Arthur T. BealL. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Chas. u. Ramsdell. pastor
of the North PRESBYTERIAN Church on n street.
The best man was Mr.. James Bauby and the
sister of the bride, Miss Katie McClelland, was
in attendance as maid OF honor. There were
no ushers and the service was performed IN
the drawing room in the presence of the i'm
bride appeared most attractiTely at,
tired in pretty round frock Of
pointed bodice aud elbow sleeves that were
edged with duchesse lace and she held bunch
of bridal roses. Miss Katie McClelland wore a
short dress of pale golden albatross and held a
bouquet of La France roses tied with broad
pink satin ribbon. The others present at the
ceremony were the parents of tho bride, Mrs.
McClelland wearing a handsome toilet of
black satin mervellieux; Miss Earl, in steel
colored silk made with Van Dyke petticoat
and trimmed with rich passementerie; the
Misses McClelland, Mrs. Little, DR.. and Mrs.
Peck, Miss Keene, the Misses Travis. Miss
Sadie johnson. Miss Shear, Mrs Hilbush and
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Harley. Two hundred in
vitatons had been issued for the reception
that followed the ceremony and lasted from
until 10 o'clock. The parlors and the
dining room were tastefully decorated with
potted plants and cut flowers and vines. and an
excellent supper was served. Among those ut
the reception were Mr.. and Mrs. Will Shafer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Grouse, Mr.. Will Hodges,
Mr.. and Mrs. Spiker, Miss Balderson, Miss s.
}. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bartle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Colledge, Mr.. Harry johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Davis, DR.. Hood. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard, Mr.. Frank Lothrop, Mr.. Solomon,
Mr.. A. Stern, and the members of the Letter
Carrlers' ASSOcIatlOn- which n
member. attended the festivities in body.
The bride received large number OF beautiful
gifts, articles both useful and decorative. At
10 o'clock, when the rain had ceased to fall and
the air was blowing soft and warm. Mr.. and
Mrs. Beall entered carriage and drove to
their own residence, No. sos Florida avenue,
where everything was in readiness for their re-
ceptIon and OF which they took immediate pos
session.
The new Corean baby has been named Ye
'Washon," which, by a free translation means
Washington" and in the native tongue "a
fine grandson to his grandparents"
DR.. Charles E. Hagner has entirely recovered
from his rheumatic attack. He spent most of
the summer at Rockburn, the beautiful old
country place of Mrs. F. K. Murray, on Elk
Ridge, with his FRIEND DR.. T. NJ. Murray.
Mrs. John Tweedale. who accompanied Mr..
Tweedale on his recent extensive tour to Alaska
and elsewhere, has returned to the city.
Mr.. Geo. Bancroft reached this city yester-
day afternoon at o'clock from Newport.
where he spent the summer. He had been at
Newport since June 10. Mr.. Bancroft APP
peared to be in better health and stronger
than when he left here early in the summer
He celebrated his ninetieth birthday October 3.
Miss Mamie Smith gave evening sociable
Thursday evening at her residence, No. 2131 L
street northwest
Despite the rain last night large attendance
was present at the hop given by company of
the third battalion at their armory.
DR.. Fl. C. Nelson OF the navy and wife re-
turned to the city yesterday and have taken
apartments at the Langham for the season.
Mr.. W. s. Udall and bride OF STAFFORD, Vt,
are spending their honeymoon in the city and
are at the Langham.
Mrs. r. W. Stves and Miss Marion Stives of
Norfolk arrived in the city yesterday and will
be located at the Langham for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dinkey of Erie are
visiting Mrs. W. P. H. Crews
The pretty little church of ST. Teresa's, Ana
costa, &C., was filed last evening with friends
gathered to witness the marriage of Mr.. Cas-
par l. Misell Of Washington and Miss L. Agnes
Latchford, formerly of Annapolis Junction,
Md. The ceremony of the Catholic church was
imprcssiyely performed by Rev. I. b. Hughes,
pastor OF the church. The bride and groom
were preceded to the altar by Mr.. Jos. S. Was
ney and Miss Cecilia N. Coughlin. The bride
wore travelling dress of golden brown and
velvet, with hat to match, and carried n large
bouquet of Marechal Mel roses. Miss Cough
lin was becomingly attired in a gown of dark
blue serge and velvet with jeweled trimmings
Lohengrin's wedding march was rendered by
Miss Mia Albert. The ushers were Messrs
Jos. II. Curran and j. Foley. Refreshments
were served at "Rose Cottage" the home of
Mrs. John t. Harrison, sister of the bride,
after which the bridal couple started for an ex-
tended tour through the north.