Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-27
SOCIAL MATTERS.
A Pretty Home Wedding Today-Per-
sonal Notes.

The family OF Vice President Morton will
leave Washington tomorrow morning for ELL
erslis their country home at Rhinecliff on the
Hudson. The Vice President will accompany
the presidential party to Cleveland.
Miss Amanda Howard, who is the niece of
Mr. 2. A Richardson Of the Baltimore Sum- and
Mr. John H. Gvynn of this city were married
this afternoon at the brides home, No. 1908
Vermont avenue, by Father Chappelle Of St.
Matthews Church. The house was embowered
In arching palms and tall rubber trees and the
cool dsep green of the foliage plants was re-
Heved in numerous places by great lunches of
fragrant pink roses. The bride and groom
stood under an arch covered with messy ferns
during the ceremony. Miss Howard is a tall,
graceful blonde. with a brilliant complexion
and q gracious manner. She wore at rar we'd
ding q travelling dress OF gray Henriett. cloth
trimmed with fallle, with the toque in the same
color III velvet and silk and a pink wreath She
held huge bouquet of La France roses. After
the marriage the wedding party walked into
the dining room, where bOuntiful collation.
was spread. Among the guests were MIR. and
Mrs. George Alfred Townsend (who came in
from Gaplsnd last night, Mrs. Kent and Mrs.
Judge Gary Of Baltimore, Mr. and Mrs. j. =.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs Beale Il. Howard Cthe lat
ter was Miss Adams before marrIsge), MIR. an d
MIRA Ralph Gvynn and Mr.. B. +. Gwynn, the
father OF the groom. Only the immediate
friends Of the high contracting parties were
invited to witness the marriage. MIR. and Mrs.
Gvynn leave the city for Baltimore on
the train that leaves here between 4 and
o'clock They will spend the summer In visit
ing several watering places and at the home OF
the bride, which Is on a large farm IN Hartford |
county, Nd, and III the early autumn they VIII
return TO this city and purchase a home mere
for their future residence.
Mrs. Waite and Miss Waite leave the city for |
New York, whence they will san for Europe, on |
Thursday.
Miss Carrie Parker and Miss Jeanette Hal |
ford are visiting the family Of Col. Ohm NJ. |
Wilson at West Point, where the commence |
ment exercises for the cadets will soon be on |
the program.
Senator and Mrs. Stanford have left the city |
for New York and will sail for Europe on We'd |
nesday of this week.
Mr. and Mrs W. ]. Hutchinson and the Misses |
Hutchinson. who spent their first winter here |
this year, will leave for their summer home at |
Seabright today. Heretofore they have spent |
their winters abroad, but they expect to return |
here IL October.
The engagement Of Miss Susanna Bate, /
daughter Of Senator Bate Of Tennessee, to Mr.. |
William Childs of San Francisco Is announced. |
Mrs Lily Manchester Laughton is preparing |
to spend the summer at Torresdale, near Phila-
delphla, this year. Mr.. and Mrs. Pedroso ex-
pect to be back from Spain 10 spend the season
with her.
Mr. and Mira Albert Clifford Barney leave
Thursday for their country place, Ban-y Bryn,
Bar Harbor.
Invitations have been issued for the opening
of the new boat house Of the Analostan Club
on Wednesday, June 1. from to 10 o'clock.
Mr.. David E. Pine Of the city post office and
Miss Lottie Mccormick were married at noon
yesterday BY the Rev. Dr. Elliott, pastor of the
Ascension Church. After the ceremony the
couple left for Philadelphia and New York.
They will return home about June 10, and will
live at No. COL street.
Mrs. Mau de jerks Of Kansas City has been
for several weeks and is still dangerously i'll
at the residence OF her mother, Mrs 5. c.
Sulley. No. sos Sd street northeast. Her con-
dition is very critical.
Mrs. Godfrey Parsons and maid left yester-
day for Boston TO join Mr.. Parsons and their
little son. They leave Boston for Dublin early
in June.
Col and Mrs. E. P Hollister of Buffalo are
spending a few DAYS in the city. They are
stopping at the Normandie.
Miss Murphy of street left this morning for
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Taylor left for Rich
mond this morning for a visit to DIR. and Mrs.
Geo. Ross OF that city. During the festivities
attending the unwilling of the Lee monument
DR.. and Mrs. Ross will also have as their guests
Governor and Mrs. Fitz Lee Col. and Mrs.
John &. Calhoun OF New York, Prof. Thorn of
HOl!ius Institute and others.
Miss Rachel A. Richardson of 100 9th street,
East Washington. will be the guest of Mrs
Chas A Hasker at the unwilling of the Lee
statue in Richmond. Miss Richardson will be
at home informally during the summer season.
Miss Russell, daughter of Admiral Russell. is
visiting Mrs. Glass. wife of the commandant
Of the Naval Academy during commencement
week.
Mr.. D. L. Murray and wife. nee Miss Frances
Szegedy. left Washington last evening to visit
friends in Cleveland, Ohio.