Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-09
SOCIAL MATTERS.
some Autumnal Weddings -Personal
Notes Of Interest.

There was . pretty wedding at st. Andrews
Church. corner Of Corcoran and 14,h streets.
at which the rector, Rev. ]. b. Perry. offciated
at $50 O'Clock last evening. Miss Caroline
Boteler Hollingsworth, daughter of Mr.. and
Mira VIM W. Hollingsworth OF No. 1918 Juniper
Place. lie Droit Park, and Mr.. Charles Perry
Giboons OF Georgetown were the high con-
tracing parties. The guests were seated by
DIR. s =. Hollingsworth, brother Of the bride
NJ. J. Bradley Tanner, Mr.. George Weiss and
Mr.. Clinton Cropley. The groom awaited the
bride at the altar attended by his best man.
DIR. j. ". Hollingsworth, brother of the
bride, who entered the church upon the arm
OF her father. who gave her hand In marriage
They were preceded by the ushers, walking in
pairs. and by the maid Of honor, Miss Letitia
Patton CT Wilmington, Del The bridal dress
was Q trailing robe OF softest India white silk.
that swept in graceful folds behind tho pretty
figure Of the bride. The bodice was arranged
in . surplice and the sleeves we're long. A full
veil OF tulio fell to the edge of the train.
Inc bridal bouquet was composed OF white
roses. Miss Patton wore a short dress Of pink
Lansdovns cloth. made with a pointed opening
at the throat, and carried abunch Of La France
roses. Among those present at the ceremony
were Ars Hollingsworth, mother OF the bride.
in a black toilet; Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbons, parents
Of the groom; Mr.. Frank Gibbons, Mr. and Mrs.
Copsnhavsr, Mr.. and Mrs. Cruett, Mr. and
Mrs. Hoskinson and Mrs. Whitehurst, the aunt
Of the bride. The bridal party drove from the
worth. where q collation. was served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gibbons left the city upon late train for
journey northwsrd, the bride wearing a be-
coming travelling dress Of brown cloth. On
their return to the city they will take up their
residence in Georgetown.
The marriage of Miss Mary Butterworth,
daughter Of Hon. Benz Butterworth OF Ohio,
and Mr.. HOughwout Howe of New York city
and discussing officer Of the international
American conference, has been set TOR Thurs
day. the 30th instant. The invitations will all
be extended verbally.
Mr.. William Butterworth assisted yesterday
as an usher at the wedding Of Miss Deere of
Moline, ILL.,. who visited here two years ago.
and Mr.. William Dwight Wiman. son of Mr..
Erasmus Wiman OF New York. The marriage
was celebrated at the very handsome home of
the brides parents at Moline.
Mrs. Lyman Tiffany and the Misses TIFFANY
have returned to the city from Halifax, where
they spent a charming summer. They are III
their own house. No. l505 Connecticut avenue.
Sir. Lyman Tiffany and son still in Nova
Scotia where they remained for a few weeks
70 enjoy the moose hunting.
Mr.. Chas. II. Douglas has returned to the
city from New York.
Col. and Mrs. j. Eldridge Smith are visiting
friends in Soho, NJ.
Miss Ida Rolf has out cards announcing to
her friends that she will be at home on
Wednesday afternoons hereafter at No. 1914
18th street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Davis have issued
invitations for the marriage of their daughter
Jennie to Mr.. S. Charlton McCurdy of Denver.
Col. Wednesday, October Is, at 430 pm, at
Trinity Church.
The second entertainment and hop Of Com
pany B. third battalion, Union Veteran Corps.
will be held at their armory, Globe building,
this evening.
Miss Bell Leeds, after a ten weeks vacation
West Virginia, has returned to her home. 1914
9th street northwest. much improved in health
Hamline II. E. Church was crowded t. its
utmost capacity last night when the Rev. H.
r. Naylor performed the ceremony that made
one Of Mr.. Finley ". Basin and Miss Katie
Eads. Tho ushers were G. Fl. Townsend, W.
I. Middleton, DR.. r. Middleton and ". A.
Brock. The services at the church were fol-
lowed BY a reception at 4O5 street north
west. where q large number Of relatives and
friends made merry. A handsome and salts
flying collation. was one Of the features of the
evening.
Miss Anna Wyatt Of Charlestown, VIVA, is
the gues. of Miss Maud Lipscomb at Mt
Pleasant
Miss Florence E. Howard of COG Sd street left
for New York city yesterday on o visit of few
weeks to relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. E. Wilson have issued cards
for the marriage OF their daughter, Annie
Adams, TO Mr.. Hervey ). knight, Wednesday
evening, October 10, at 7:30 o'clock, at First
Church
Mr.. Geo. Kerner celebrated his thirtieth
birthday at his home last evening amid num-
Der OF friends. pleasant collation. singing
and speech making were features of the even
Ing. Among those present were Messrs. Oscar
and Robt. Weller, A. Nolte, +. Davis. Samuel
Daw, Philip Freeman, j. III. Schul, ". g.
Dwyer. F. j. Dahler. jr., Geo. A. Schwakopf,
A. Nef. Jas. Byrne, John May, Jas. Doyle, r.
Z. Hewitt, c. Auracker and ] ohm g. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Shaw delightfully."- enter
tanned a number of friends Wednesday evening
NJ their residence, 2l0 street northwest. Miss
Alice Williams, who has been attending the
Of Music at Leipsic, and Mr.. BIZ.
Keller rendered vocal and Miss Little and
Gertrude shaw instrumental solos. There were
also present Rev. and Mrs. Little, Misses Lille
and Bay Chester, Mrs b. F. Keller, Mrs. Kerr
of Pennsylvania and son Albert, Mrs. Breher-
ton, Mrs Williams. Misses Doherty, VI. J. Shaw
1ockhart, Lang. Skldmore and others. The
musical entertainment was supplemented by
Mr.. J. N. Paxton Of Virginia and Miss Belle
Mccullough Of the Land Office were married
quietly on Tuesday morning by the Rev Father
Walter, after which the happy couple left for a
wedding trip. On their return they will reside
at ol2 street northeast.
Mrs. Gen. McFerran and daughter and Miss
J. Green have returned to the city and are at
she Hamilton House.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cochran and family Of
Philadelphis are visiting the city and are stay
ing at the Normandie
Senator and Mrs. Stanford arrived in New
York from Europe yesterday.
Mrs. Hamilton Zane and her sister, Mrs.
Blackburn, have returned to the city and are at
Mrs. Zane's home, l2l5 18th street northwest
They viii receive their friends on Wednes days.
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