Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-24
SOCIAL
A Pretty Church Wedding This Morn
ing-Summer Plans.

Calvary Baptist Church, on the corner OF II
and sth streets. was well filed with wellknown
residents Of this city this morning at 10 O'Clock
to witness the marriage Of Miss Nellie Florence
~Pumphrey, niece Of Mrs. Margaret Havenner
of No. 2O2 E street northwest. and DIR. E. G..
Kimball of Nashua, Nh. The guests we're
seated by Dir. Z. b. Havenner, cousin Of the
bride, who also served the groom as the best
man. Mr.. VIM. Quimby, DIR. T. r. Lane. and Mr.
A. r.. Greedy. They wore boutonniers of white
rose buds. The bride and groom entered the
church, arm in arm. to music OF the Lohengrin
Wedding march. There were no bridesmaids.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. DIR.
c. c. Mcador. pastor Of the Fifth Baptist
church. The bride wore a travelling dress of
amethyst Henrietta cloth and faille, with hat
and gloves OF the same color. The brides
bouquet was composed of Puritan roses tied
with a white ribbon. During the ceremony the
fower song from "Faust" was effectively rem
dered. Mrs. Havenner, the aunt of the bride.
who occupied the front pew, was attired in a
handsome toilet of rich black silk. trimmed
with passementerie, and wearing n bonnet of
black tulle and lace and roses. Miss Haven
ner, cousin Of the bride, was in a gown Of
brown figured India silk, and Miss Estelle Hav-
enner wore n pretty toilet Of white silk. DR..
and Mrs. kimball left the church while the or
gan played Mendelssohn's wedding march and
drove to the residence OF Mrs. Havenner, where
they said goodbye to their relatives. There
vas no reception, for they left the house in
time to take the lao train for Atlantic City.
They will be absent on a three months tour
through the eastern cities aud watering places.
They will return here in the autumn to take up
their residence. The bride received a large
number Of very handsome gifts.
Mrs. Spooner and family OF young people
will leave the city TODAY for their delightful
summer home at Sorrento.
Justice and Mrs. Lamar left the city last
week for their home in Georgia
DIR. r. C. Fisher is spending a few days at
Berkeley Springs.
Lieut.. aud Mrs. Robert NJ. G.. Brown will
close their X street house next week and 60 to
Deer Park for the season. That elevated sum
mer resort is at present the abode of some hun
dred couples on their wedding journeys.
Col. N NJ. Parker will leave next month on
Q trip 70 Europe.
Secretary and Mrs. Rusk have returned to
the city from their trip to Wisconsin. Miss
Rusk remained With friends in Madison and
will not be back here until the 1st OF August.
Miss Kate Noyes Of Capitol Hill is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcdaniel at their cot
tage, North Asbury Park, n. j.
Mr.. G.. Lansburgh and daughter. Miss Minnie
Lansburgh, left Washington today for New
York whence they will sail on Thursday for
Europe. They will be gone for several
months. A great number OF their personal
- eh2 va Y h4ChA JILL
Invitations are out for the marriage of Miss
Carrie Haywood Bacon. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Ii. Bacon, to Mr.. James Sidney Skinner
at ST. Andrews Church Wednesday evening
at 8 O'Clock. After the ceremony the bridal
couple will hold a reception ut 141S n street
northwest
Senator Quay's two daughters, who are now
the guests of friends in Lock Haven. Pa, will
enjoy the hospitality of Mrs. Gen. Daniel n.
Hastings at Bellefonte during the latter part of
this week.
Hiss kathrine Menzies of New York is ex-
pected July 1 to visit the Misses McNulty, 1928
] street.
Miss Elizabeth Cherrill Boude, daughter of
Dr. ]. h. Boude. and DR.. Herman Hoffman
Rirney Of Philadelphia will be married at $50
o clock this evening at the Church Of the Cove
nsnt- The ceremony will be performed bv
Rev. DIR. Hamlin and Rev. II. c. Mcbride of
Healdsburg, Cal The best man will be Mr..
VIM. ~Verplanck Birney and the maid of honor
Miss Jennie E. Davis. The ushers will be Mr..
Vim. B~utterworth, Mr.. A. p. smith, Mr.. Rhesa
G.. Dubois and Mr. F. l. Fishback.
Tn Count and Countess Eugene de Mitski-
wiz left this morning for Long Beach. IL,
where they propose spending a months vaca-
non-
Miss Katie Walker of ga 18th street, who has
been dangerously ill for the past week. has re-
covered and will be at home, as usual, to
friends tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. T.. Browning will sail for
Europe on July II and will spend some time at
Carlsbad.