Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-22
SOCIAL MATTERS.
A Pretty Home Wedding Today-Per-
sonal Notes of Interest.

A Pretty Home Wedding Today-Per-
sonal Notes OF Interest.
A pretty home wedding was celebrated this
afternoon at the residence Of tho brides father,
Mr.. Endicott King, at No. 1918 10th street.
| The drawing rooms were profusely furnished
with cut flowers and plants. The bay window
was filed with tall palms and tho corners Of
| the rooms were softened in their outlines by
masses of green ferns. The mantel in the
| front drawing room was banded with Lady
Waterville roses, and the mantel in the second
room hidden beneath q profusion OF the
fragrant Souvenier de Wooton roses. The high
contracting parties were Miss Mary Hill King
| and Mr.. Clinton Gage OF Boston. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev Dr. W. A. Bart
lett Of the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. The groom was attended by his best
man, Mr.. Harry King, the brother of the bride,
and the bride entered the room with her
father, who gave her hand in marriage, and
Miss Margaret King. sister of the bride, per-
formed the Office OF maid OF honor. The we'd
ding dress was made OF rich duchesse silk in
white, with round skirt. high bodice, long
sleeves and was trimmed with point lace and
pearl passementerie. The round bouquet was
composed of bridal roses. Miss Margaret King
wore a becoming toilet of yellow crepe du
chine and held bunch Of Marechal
Neil roses. Mrs. King, mother OF the bride,
wore a handsome costume of black velvet and
MORE. Mrs Gage. the mother of the groom.
was attired in rich toilet Of lemon-coiored
silk, draped with black thread lace. Tho
bodice was cut V-shaped and it had a train.
Mrs. Gage wore number Of diamonds. Other
guests present were Mr.. Roscoe w. Gage of
Boston, father of the groom; Mr.. and Mrs.
Keith. Col. and Mrs. Bartlett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Irickey of the Boston Globe and Mrs. Robinson,
all of Boston; MIR. and Mrs. Alder of Phila-
delphia and Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. J. Brooke, Mr..
and Mrs. RedIngton, Mr.. and Mrs. Gannett,
Mrs. Belt Mr.. and Mrs. Collins, Mr. and Mrs.
stiles, Miss Bolway, the Misses Sterne, Miss
Hutchinson, Miss Houston, Miss hammond, Miss
DIR. Hamel, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johnson, Miss
White, Miss Fannie White, Mrs. c. Howser,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins. Mr.. and Mrs. Fenwick,
Mr.. and Miss Tayler, Miss Nina Gunion. Miss
Mary Petit, Miss Mamie Brooke, Miss Clara
Duyal, Mr.. John Writ, Mr. Henry Selden, Mr..
Walter Dodge, Mr.. Harris Dodge, Mr.. Joseph
Z. Leaning, Mr.. Chas. Cutcheon, Mr.. VIM.
Belt, Mr.. Harry Van Dyck, Mr.. Edward Van
Dyck, DIR. VIM. Writ Mr.. Samuel E. Lewis,
DIR. and Mrs. Pyles, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Mater,
Mr.. and Mrs. Merchant, Mr.. Falk, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stevens and Mr.. Frank Stevens, all of this city.
There were also present the members of Miss
Kings Sunday school class and. the following
members of the PEG Sorosis, with which the
bride is connected: Miss Edmonds, Miss Nina
Bartlett, Miss LASER, Miss Clay, Miss Priest,
Miss Jones Miss Wiloughby, Mrs Pyles, Mrs.
Stevens, Miss Moore, Miss Griswold. Miss
Scanned, Miss Quackenbush and Miss Lips
comb. There was music throughout the sovr-
ice and at the close beautiful collation. was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Gage will leave
tho city on the 6:l5 train for the north. The
brides travelling dress is of blue boucle cloth,
with which she will wear a black jacket. a cape
of astrachan and large black hat trimmed
with black ostrich feathers. The newly
welded pair will travel until the middle of No
yember, when they will take up their residence
at the Norfolk House in Boston.
DR.. and Mrs. d. d. Addison of Boston are in
ait @ho % H., Ia.
DIR. Thos G.. Addison of Trinity Church. DIR.
Addison will assist to perform the marriage
ceremony for his cousin. Miss Pratt, who will
wed DIR. VIM. N. Sprigg this evening.
Mrs. and the Misses Wallach have returned
to the city from two years absence in Europe.
They are in their / street house.
Mrs. Fassett received a telegram last night
from Mrs. S. P. Lee announcing the death
Monday night of Col Lee at his summer resi-
dence at Marthas Vineyard. Col. and Mrs.
Lee spent last winter in this city at the Hotel
Fredonia and they took an active part in the
seasons gayetes. Col. Lee extremely
hospltable and generous and had large circle
of friends. Mrs. Lee will probably arrive here
today or tomorrow with the remains for burial
at Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Cudlip will be at home
Thursday evening from to 10 at their resi-
dence, $40 street northeast
Ir. Matthew E. Donohue and Miss Mary E.
Keliher of Georgetown were last night married
in Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Rev. Father
Rockford otficiated, assisted by Rev. Father
Kelly. After the ceremony reception was
held at their future home at 34th and streets
northwest. The bride wore a surah silk gown
en- traine, trimmed with duchess lace. The
bride was preceded to the altar by the Misses
Donohue. Miss Julia Joyce, Miss Crowley, Miss
Mamie Moran and the Misses Sullivan. The
ushers were Messrs. John keiher. james Keli-
her, Edward Miller and Joseph Crowley. The
presents received were very numerous and
costly, coming from their friends from all parts
of the country.
DIR. and Mrs r. Henderson Graham OF Sd
and Massachusetts, avenue leave this evening
for a two weeks visit to Ohio and Pennsylva-
MIA
DR.. Ames of the navy has moIed to 3O12
Dumbarton avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartram Zevely of Council
Bluffs are on visit to their former home.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Keith, Mr.. and Mrs II. G.
Trickey of Boston and Mr.. and Mrs. E. F.
ALDER OF Philadelphia are visiting the city and
are at the Shoreham.
quiet wedding took place at high noon to-
day at the residence Of Rev. Dr. Addison of
Trinity Pc Church. the contracting parties
being MIR. Osborne Cissel and Miss Nellie F.
SWEET. The bride was given away by hor
brother, DIR. Fred X. SWEET. The happy couple
will spend their honeymoon on q northern trip.
Mrs. Gen. Silvey and Miss Fannie Silvey
have returned to the city and are CHARTERED at
the buckingham for the winter.