Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-02
SOCIAL MATTERS.
A Quiet Church Wedding This Morn
ing-Personal Notes.

There was a quiet marriage al Epiphany
Church this morning at 1890 o'clock. Mr..
Chas. Ii. Strong Of the General Land Office and
Miss Rose II. Marshall Of Tennessee and also of
the Land Office were married by the Rev. Dr.
Mchim, rector of the church. The ceremony
was performed in the Sunday school ROOM ow-
ing to the fact that the auditorium was
undergoing its annual repairs. There were
no bridesmaids. The witnesses we're seated by
Dir. ". H. Craw sord and Mr.. W. L. Ford. The
groom was ate ,ded by Mr.. George Q. II. Mills,
his best man. The bride was escorted by Mr..
Campbell OF r yattsville, who gave her hand in
marriage, Sen.tor Harris, who had expected
to perform this ceremony, being too i'll
TO be pres ,nt. She wore q travelling
dress of plain apple green cloth, draped with
cloth of the = Gme color, with large brocaded
polka dots. , he body was a surpiice waist
with close sleeves and high shoulder puffs
trimmed With uncut velvet of q dark shade OF
green. The 1rosd-brImmed hat of chip was
lined with dark green velvet trimmed
with pale green silk and caught up at
with a bow of green silk. She carried bunch
OF La France roses tied with ribbons. Miss
Isabel Hunt. the organist of Epiphany. played
the march music, appropriate to the occasion.
At the close Of the service the bride kissed the
rector and the bridal party left the church. The
bride and groom drove to the residence of tho
groom's parents before they left on the noon
train for the north to visit Lake George and
other summer resorts. Among those at the
church were Maj. and Mrs. Strong and Miss
Lille Strong, the parents and sister OF the
groom; Mr.. and Mrs. @. s. Greg
DRY and Miss Daisy Garland.
The presents were numerous and costly, among
them and most highly priced by the recipients
being silver set from the friends of the bride
and groom in the General Land Office. Mr.
and Mrs. Strong will return in fortnight and
make their home in this city.
Mira Chas q Darwiu anil bar fop,iIv bova
taken possession of her new home in the
mountains at Aurora, VIVA. The summers
spent there heretofore have been 80 beneficial
to the children that Mrs. Darwin has concluded
to spend two or three years there, both sum-
mer and winter
Miss Emma Langley Of sos New Jersey ave-
nue. northwest, who has been spending several
months with her sister in Philadelphia, is now
the guest of Mrs. Fred. Pomeroy at her sum-
mer cottage in hollywood, M.
Mrs. ]. Kobler Of New York, nee Heiden-
heimer, is visiting her parents at No. COZ 1
street northwest, where she will DO pleased to
see her friends.
Miss Lizzie Ringgold of Washington and
Constance Grosvenor daughter OF Gen. c. A.
Grosvenor, are at Hotel Sorrento, Maine.
Miss Lillian Virgins, who had intended
spending her vacation with her brother, Mr.. J.
'. Virgins, was suddenly called home yester-
uly aIteEu0on Dy the illness OF her mother at
Brentwood, Tex.
John Randolph, wife and daughter have gone
to Pennsylvania for the summer
The lawn party given last evening by the
Kings Circle Of Daughters and Sons of Wesley
Chapel at Mrs. Hannay's, corner Of Sd and +
streets, proved to be very enjoyable affair.
The refreshment tables were in charge of Mrs.
Monroe, Mrs. Falconer, Miss Andrews and Miss
Copeland, and the Rebecca in charge of Miss
Loliie Monroe. The evening was pleasantly
spent amid the pretty decorations and sweet
music furnished by the Georgetown Orchestra.
Miss Marguerite Spalding Of NJ street is home
from Wellesley on her summer vacation.
MIR. and Mrs. George Buchanan Of the Clar-
endon left today for Culpeper Heights They
will visit various Virginia watering places AL
summer. Mrs. Buchanans mother Will also be
III the party.
Mrs. II. G. Burch. accompanied ty Mrs.
Dean Southworth, Miss Georgina PAYNE and
Miss Ada c. Burch, left this morning for
"Thermoplier," in the mountains of Virginia,
to spend the heated term.
Miss Bertha Finck of New York is the guest
Of the Misses Carrie and Resale Schwarz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberdeau Buchanan and Mrs.
Peters are summering in the Piedmont valley,
whence they will go to the Virginia Springs
The Misses McNulty have issued cards for
Wednesday evening, the 9th inst, to meet Miss
Menzies.
Mrs. George Reyes French, with her little
daughter, has left town for an extended visit
to her father. Mr.. T. E. Benedict, at his place
on the Hudson.