The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-23

spacious uTaWlng-rOOmS of Mr.. Justice Fields
mansion on Capitol Hill where the marriage
took place, We're artistically decked with tall
palms and Japanese chrysanthemums. In the
front drawing-rOom, which was reserved for
the bridal party, were assembled the Justices of
the Supreme Court. Here the marriage service
was performed by Rev. Dr. Platt, of San Fran
cisco. Thegroom, in full-dress uniform, attended
by Lieut.. Mans of the Army. also in uniform,
entered the room first. Then came the bride
on the arm of Justice Field, who gave her in
marriage. Miss Alice Condt-Smith was maid
of honor. The bride was attired IN an exceed
lngly beautiful wedding toilet Her gown of
richest white satin was made with a train.
white roses adorned the front, and tilmy lace
filled II the surplice bodice in which was
fastened a diamond orchid, the gift of Mrs.
Stanford. She also wore a fine diamond
bracelet presented by Senator Stanford. Orange
blossom sprays held the tulle veil in place
Inc bridal bouquet was composed of white
roses. Miss Alice Condit-Smith wore q gown
OF old-rose satin combined with crepe, and
held bunch of chrysanthemums. \ superb
collation. was served in the dining-room, and at
. O'Clock DR.. and Mrs. Wood left the house for
their wedding journey to Boston. The
brides going-away costume was of blue
cloth, with blue hat adorned with yellow wings.
Mrs. Field, who received the wedding guests,
was attired in an elegant gown of royal purple,
With Garniture of lace and pearl passementerie
She carried bouquet of Lady Waterville roses.
Among others present were the Chief Justice
and Mrs. Fuller, Mr.. Justice Blatchford and
Mrs. Blatchford, Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Gray,
Mr.. Justice Lamar, Mr.. Justice Bradley, Mr..
Justice and Mrs. and Miss Harlan, Mr.. Justice
Brewer. Mr.. Justice Strong and the Misses
Strong, Sir Julian and Lady Pauncefote, Misses
Pauncefote, Baron de Struve, Minister Quesada,
Mr.. and Mrs. Calderon Carlisle, Miss Dahlgren,
Mr.. Josiah Pierce, Professor and Mrs. and Miss
Caben, Colonel and Mrs. Parker, Lieut.. R. H.
Noble, Mrs. Lay, Mrs Spooner, Mr.. and Mrs.
John K. Mclean, Gen. Keever, Mrs Louise
Patterson, Mrs; Hillyer, Mr. Washington, Mrs
Dolph. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Nixon, Miss Gay,
Miss Minnie Coy. of Georgia. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
G. Halliday, and DR.. and Mrs. A. T. Magruder
Col. Robert Boyd's home presented beauti-
9ul sight on last Saturday evening. the occasion
being the first assembly of the Saturday Even
ing EUchre Club. The spacious and handsome
parlors were decorated with choice palms and
hot-hOuse flowers, and, together with smiling
faces and pretty gowns, the scene was indeed
fair one. Euchre was kept up until late hour,
with little Miss Marie Mcknight as a mascot
a delightful collation. was served from the din
ing-rOom, where Mrs. Boyd displayed her Won
derful ability of making everybody happy. The
table was draped with yellow India silk, and
the dainties seemed embedded in yellow and
White chrysanthemums and ferns. All did full
justice to the repast, after which Mr. Harry
Meem delighted his friends with some lovely
songs, and ended up with hisi"Topical Song''
which gained him so much notoriety in ''Hubr
Smiths latest operetta. Miss Alice Boyd
proved herself most charming hostess and was
and Helen. Among those present We're Misses
Belle Willete, Blanche Walker, Mamie Thomp-
son, Marion Evans Marion Oliver, Daisy
French, Katie Evans, Jennie Cochran, and
Kleinschmidt. John johnson, Harry Meem,
George Cox, and Rudolph Coughman.
The Dahia Pleasure gave its third compli-
mentary hop at st. Joseph's Hall Monday
night, at which the following ladies and gents
were present Misses Mary johnson, Bertha
'nrrya E.r11. aarlr rnl n
the Misses Hart r. Johnston, the Misses Solan,
Katie Albert Mary Sanford, Liddie O'Brien,
Jennie Sherwood, Minnie Forester, Blanch
Glover, Rosie Blush, Bertha Mack, Ada Clark,
Minnie Sexton, Nellie Baldwin, the Misses
Molans, Misses Fay, Williams, Waters, Mrs.
Raft, White, and Johnston, and Messrs j. Wig
gington, W. Mcintyre, f. Fletcher, j. Lewis, c.
Spresser, W. Johnston, Costinett, c. O'Connor,
w; Swaggart, Rhiberg, j. E. Johnston, &.
White, W. Pursell, John Connell Lemuel Mil
ler Charles Schneider a. Genan, A. H. Ritter,
W, White, l.. Goetz, d. Wolf, T. Baldwin, j.
Schemerhorn, 5. Gillihan, c. West, J. McFad-
den, j. Connor, j. Johnston, B. White, Conboy,
Johnston, Phfer, and j. Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Martin Cwho. in some
way or other are always before the British pub
lie are making elaborate preparations for the
wedding Of their protege, Miss Helen Beck
worth and the Hon. Dudley Leigh. The cere-
mony Will take place on Saturday, and it is to
oe, in every sense of the word, gorgeous spec
tacular wedding, The Martins will give a
suberb banquet at Thomas's Hotel in London
after the ceremony. Miss Beckworth will
eventually become the mistress of Kenilworth
Castle. American women are surely coming to
the front in England where one is the lady of
Blenheim, which she is generously and aYishly
restoring with American money, and another
will some day. be the mistress of historical
Renilworth.
The numerous friends and acquaintances OF
Miss Elizabeth 5. Blasland of this city. Will be
pleased to hear that this young debutante, only
las' year graduate at the High School, and
who is now pupil Of Miss Clara +. Smart, of
Boston, Mass, sang at a musicale given by Miss
Smart al Hotel Hoffman. The Boston Times
IN aluding to the same says as follows: ''lhe
ana,r was OF special interest, being the occasion
OF the first appearance of Miss Elizabeth S.
Blaslanl, young lady from Washington now
studying music with Miss Smart. Miss Bias
land adds TO an attractive personality a
voice OF unusual sweetness and purity and
power. Her rendering of an aria from Lucretia
Borgia' gave promise OF a brilliant and sue
cessful future"
Professor G. c. Stimets, principal of the Has
Drouck Institute, Jersey City, n. D., one of the
Oldest educational institutions in the country
and BRIDE formerly Miss Adelene Negus,
daughter of Mr. Samuel q. Negus, have been
stopping at Wizards and visiting Mr. Oscar
w. White and family, 1886 / street, the past
week, on their return trip home from the South
and Old Point.
Miss Clara l.. Barron and Mr.. William X
liill were married on Tuesday evening, at 10
O'Clock, in the Foundry M. Il. Church, by the
Rev. Reese Murray, assisted by Rev. George
Elliott. The bride and groom entered the
church together. There were two bridesmaids,
MfEf ete R4rrou aud Mics Elorenoe Dparinp