Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-30

fits her tall figure perfectly. She had q single
white rose In her bosom and there were tears
in her large dark eyes a. she made the
responses in the service. The wedding OUT
| at that had been prepared for today il .
demi-trained gown Of white cloth trimmed
with white cocks plumes, q broad brimmed
white felt hat with white feathers and white
boa, white cloth boots and white gloves. Be-
sides the parents OF the contracting parties
there were present In the sick chamber ct the
service Miss Matte Cadwallader Of Cincinnati,
Ohio, and Miss Ballard Of Chicago, who had
come to the city for this event and who
AZ Le Droit Park. and Miss
Florence Miller, the daughter Of the Attorney
General. and the two brothers Of the bride.
The Harmony Circle gave their opening ball
last night at National Rifles Armory. A fea-
ture of the evening was the presence of five
debutantes, Miss Bertha Behrend Miss Emily
Nattans, Miss Mamie J. Baumgarten, Miss Mil
lie Mayer and Miss Belle Schmidt. The COM
mittee in charge, Messrs. c. j. Heilbrun, j.
Michaelis, II. Rothchiid. M. d. Rosenberg, M.
Mailhouse. J. Frank and ]. Kohner, have every
reason to be congratulated on the success Of
the affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Titan J. Coffey have returned
from Europe. after an absence Of year, and
are domiciied ut 1882 X street.
MIR. and Mrs. J. 8. Church have returned TO
the city and will be pleased to see their friends
at 2l8 A street southeast
Bishop W. X Ninde is the guest Of Mr.. BENZ.
F. Leighton at his residence, 7Os MASSACHUSETTS,
avenue northeast. Bishop Thoburn, bishop Of
India, il expected to arrive today and will also
be the guest OF Mr.. b F. Leighton.
Charles Brayton of Cleveland, grandson Of
the late Judge Isaac Brayton Of Ohio and .
direct descendant Of Benjamin Franklin and
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Barnes.
Miss Florence Webb, daughter Of Mrs. Har-
riet Webb, the well-known elocutionist Of New
York city, IL the guest Of Capt. and Mrs. ]. W.
White of Capitol Hill
Mrs. Whitfield, the wife Of First Assistant
Postmaster Whitfield, has returned from Carp
Lake, Mich, where she spent the summer, and
is at her home. 1929 Corcoran street.
The wedding of Mr.. VIM. A. Raborg and
Miss Mnry Meade took place last evening in St.
Paul's Church, on 23d street. and was very
largely attended. The chancel was beautifully
decorated with chrysanthemumo and other
plants. Misses Alice Bishop and Kathleen
Owen led the bridal procession as it marched
up the aisle. followed by Dr.. Melville
Of this city and Miss Alice Hull Of Philadelphia.
Miss Meade was handsomely dressed in white
china crepe, with graceful drsperies Of white
lace trimmed with pearls, while the folds Of
tulle veil, thrown over her head, fell al
most to the floor. She also carried
large bunch Of chrysanthemums. Prof.
were DR.. Chas. r. Collins, B. b. Minor. z. NJ.
Knott and E. H. Fairbanks. At the conclusion
Of the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Raborg we're
driven to the residence of the brides parents,
where they were rendered a reception and
received the congratulations Of many friends.
Among the guests were Mrs. Raborg, the
groom's mother; Admiral and Mrs. Queen and
Admiral and Mrs. Crosby, uncles and aunts Of
the groom; DR.. ID. T. Day, geological survey;
Col. James Cole of New York, the brides uncle,
who gave the bride away; Mrs. Judge Shell
labarger, Miss Robt Shellabarger, Miss Mary
Shellabarger, the Misses Reed. Mrs Gen.
Beale, the grooms aunt; Mrs. Bishop, aunt of
the bride; tho Misses Harvey, Miss Annie
Bryan. Miss McAlmont, the Misses Darneille,
Miss Hutchins, Mr.. and Mrs. Sprigg Poole, DR..
and Mrs. Kennedy, Miss Dapray, Mr.. st. Julian
Dapray, Miss DeCraff. Mr.. and Mrs. Raborg left
on the II o'clock train for New York and the
east and north and will be absent month or
six weeks. After the wedding informal
dance was given by Col. Harvey and daughters
to Miss Hall, to which the ushers and few
friends were invited. Miss Hail returned to
Philadelphia this afternoon at 2 o'clock.