The Washington critic., 1890-05-08
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

President and Mrs. Harrison have
definitely decided that they will not pass
the summer at Deer Park, though It is
quite possible that they may go there
for a week or so during the season as
the guests of friends. The Elklns cot
tage, which they had at first intended to
lease, has now been taken by Mr.. Wash
ington Mclean. Mrs. Harrison aud
Mrs. Mckee will take the children for a
week OF ten days stay at one of the sea
side resorts prior to leaving Washington
for the summer.
Secretary and Mrs. Blaine have issued
invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Margaret Isabella, to Walter
Damroscb. which will take place at
their residence on Lafayette Square Sat
urday, the 17th instant, at l o'clock.
There were twelve members in attend
ance ut the Whist Club, which met last
evening in the parlors Of Mrs Senator
Frye az the Hamilton. The club mum
bers seventeen members In ALL Mrs.
Noble. Mrs Walthall, Miss Lucy Page,
Miss Horsey, Mrs. Bancroft, Mrs. Win
dom, Mrs. IEawley and Mrs. Hale were
among those present at the last meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Bates, nee
hammond, have issued cards announc-
ing their marriage and Wednesdays
their day for seeing friends at the
Buckingham.
Miss Hattie Martin is visiting in New
York this month, and at the conclusion
of her stay in that city will join Mrs.
Martin and her brother, who have en-
gagged apartments at Mrs. Colley's Hotel
in Rockville.
Representative Connell left Thu,
morning for Omaha, where he will
make two weeks stay. in order to at
tend TO important business
The marriage of Miss Leila Jessie
Crop of Surrey, England, and Mr.. j.
O. Frazer of Martinsburg, w. Va,
took place last evening at St. Johns
Church. Rev. DIR. Douglas officiated.
The surpliced choir preceded the
bridal party down the aisle singing
the marriage chorus from the Rose
Maiden, and were followed by the
ushers. DIR. Edgar Rust, DR.. Carr Har.
rison of Virginia, Mr.. Hallcck Dono.
hue and Mr.. Braxton of Virginia. The
groomsmen were Messrs. S. V. Tiery
of Martinsburg, w. Va; r. Sharp
Kunkle, New York; Percy w. Tow.
son, Hagerstown, Md, and s. Eichel-
berger of Martinsburg, w. Va
The bridesmaids, Miss Susan Speed
Davis, daughter of Lieutenant Davis
U. S. A; Miss Mary B. Faulkner oi
Martinsburg, Miss Lila Bridges of Han
cock, Md, and Miss Katie Storm ot
this city followed in gowns of white
silk muslin, with pink and blue ribbons
Miss Frances E. Frazer, sister of the
groom, as maid Of honor, wore white
muslin, with white ribbons. The
bride, who entered on the arm oil
Mr. NJ. s. Thompson, was Immediately
preceded by little Miss Nellie Smith
daintily dressed in white and carryins
abasket of flowers. The groom, AZ
tended by his best man, Mr.. Robert S
Snodgrass of Martinsburg. met the brid,
at the chancel. The wedding gowr
was of white failie, with draperies o.
embroidered Canton crepe. Orange
blossoms caught the tulle veil and {
large cluster of Puritan rose
was carried in the brides hand
A reception followed the ceremony o
the church after which Mr.. and Mrs
Frazer left on late train for New
York from where they will sail to NOR
NOW to spend the summer abroad
Upon their return in the autumn they
will make their home in California