Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10

ushers were ranged on either side Of the chan
Gel rail and made q brilliant frame 10 the pic
ture.
The bride never looked better than in her
festooned fiounce Of embroidered crepe lisse
was across the front of the skirt. The bodice
was cut rounded and the high pulled sleeves
reached TO the elbow. She wore the groom 8
gift IN a bar Of diamonds. Her tulle veil WAS
caught to the hair by a bunch of small ostrich
tips. Her bouquet was of brides roses.
The bridesmaids wore demi-trained gowns OF
white silk, trimmed either with gold fringe or
passenleEterie. Their bouquets were Of pink
roses.
-, After the ceremony q reception followed at
the residence of the brides uncle and aunt.
Gen. and Mrs. 0rdway. The latter wore a
superb gown Of deep red faille trimmed with a
bronze and green passementerie. The happy
couple stood in q floral bower 20 receive con-
gratuiations Later on the bride cut the we'd
happiest surroundings. When Lieut.. and Mrs.
caperton started on their wedding journey the
latter was dressed in brown cloth with astrachan
trimmings. They started last night for Ashe-
vile and will visit at the groom's home in
Tennessee before returning to this city and
New York, where Lieut. Caperton will be
stationed. The bride received a number of
beautiful presents and carries with her into her
new life multitude Of good wishes.
Among those present both at the church and
at the reception were: Gen. Schofield, Mrs. An
drews, Mr.. Mendonca, Mr.. Charles McCsuley,
Dr.. Mckim, Assistant Engineer Norton. U.S.N..
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Page, Mr.. and Mrs..
Peachy, Miss Peachy, Gen. and Mrs. Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Payne, Major Parker, Lieut.
Reber, U.S.A., Miss Parker, Ensign r. q. Raw
and wife, Paymaster Chas. Ray, U.s.N., and wife,
Mrs. Albert Ray and Mrs. Howe. Commodore
and Mrs. Ramsay, Miss Ramsay, Mr.. Clary Ray,
the Misses Ray, Lieut.. and Mrs. Stone. Miss
Sicard, Commodore and Mrs. Sicard, U.S.N..
Zen. Schoheld, Representative ana Mrs Scran-
ton. Maj. Turnbull, U.S.A.. Miss Turnbull. DIR.
). Ford Thompson and wife, Mrs. Williams, DIR.
McArdle, Senator and Mrs. Faulkner, Miss
Faulkner, Miss Love, ex-senator Mcdonald
Senator and Mrs. Henderson, Senator Black.
burn, the Misses Blackburn, Gen. and Mrs
Gibson and the Misses Gibson, Lieut.. Griffin.
o.SN., Surgeon Gaines. U.S.N., Admiral and
MRS. Greer and Miss Greer, Hon. Chas. Gibson
Gen. and Mrs. Greedy, Col Haywood, USING,
and wife, Hon. and Mrs. Hatch, Miss Hatch
Col. and Mrs. Haines, U.S.A., Judge and Mrs
Hillyer, DIR. j. Tabor johnson, Mr.. and Mrs
Johns and daughter, Gen. and Mrs. Kelton
Col. Long, Miss kelton, Miss kilbourn, Mis-,
hey, Col. Lieber, Lieut. and Mrs. Lemley, Gen
ana Mrs. Lee, Lieut.. Mentz, U.S.N., Com
mander McCalla, U.S.N., Lieut.. McCrackin, Dr
and Mrs Dickson, Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, Mr.
Minlock, Chief Engineer and Mrs Thorn. vii
hanson, the Misses Williamson, Pay Director
and Mrs. Washington, MIR. Snowden Ashford
Baird, Assistant Engineer and Mrs. Bieg, Mr.
Norman Bestor. Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter, Mis-
cooper. Capt. and Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Denny, Rev
George w. Douglass and Mrs. Douglass, Mrs
and Alss Dyer, Miss DE Kraft, Lieut.. Diehl
C.S.N., Lieut. Culver, U.SN., Assistant Engi
neer Chambers, Mr.. and Mrs. Barry Buckley
Mrs. II. V. La Dow has returned from Chi
cago and is again at the Elsmere.
A pleasant masquerade party was given las,
evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. b
Hines, No. 925 22d street. A collation. was
served at midnight. Among those present
We're Mrs. A u. Hines. Gypsy Queen" Mrs
Dessez, Peasant Girl Mrs. Hart, "Tambor.
Inc Girl Mrs. Stailey, Highland Lass" Miss
May Serrin. ''Topsy:" Miss Annie Codrick
school Girl" Miss Nellie Serrin. bohemian
Girl" Miss Marian Herbert Martha Washing.
ton; Miss Matte Codrick, 'Folly;' Miss Taltv
Swiss Girl Miss Matte Herbert, Yum YUM
Miss Maggie Cumberland. minnie Palmer
Miss Mamie Goodchild, Grandma" Miss Mag.
gle Herbert, French Peasant" Mr.. F. +
Serrin. ''Dinah;' Mr.. H. Codrick, sPink Dom.
ino;' Mr.. Gormly. ''Fisherman;,' Mr.. Dentz,
'Ciown; Mr. Clark, Irish Woman;" Mr.. Lo
craft, Annie Rooney;" Mr.. II. Serrin Nellie
Bly; MI. Flay Phillips, "Prince;" Mr.. Drown
Might" Mr.. NJ. Cumberland, Fat Boy'
Others present were Miss Burn. Kidwell, Nc
Cav and Herbert
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lee
Gait, 1925 18th street. was the scene of a large
gathering OF young people last evening upor
the occasion OF progressive euchre party anc
dance, given in honor of their guests, Mrs
Tucker and Miss Drennen of Elkton, Nd, and
Miss Hooe CT Marlboro. The prizes were
awarded and bountiful supper served at IL 80
after which the parlors were cleared anc
dancing continued until the wee small hours
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker o.
Elkton. Md, Miss Drenner of Elkton, Mis-
Hooe Of Marlboro, Mrs. Rice Hooe, Mis-
Britton, Miss Lyon of Baltimore, Miss Dom
Miss Edmonston, Mr.. and Mrs Kennedy, Mis-
Edwards, Miss Post, Mr.. and Mrs. Burt, Miss
Richardson of Front Royal, Va, Miss Finney
Mrs Parsons. DR.. Dulaney and wife, Mis-,
Burchell, Messrs. Chas. Edmonston. Uptor
Edmonsten, ID. Z. Burton, Chas. Burr, Sterlins
Gait, Norman Gait, Jas. G. Hooe, Gus Francis
Thos Francis, VIM. Davis. Henry Cooper A
G. johnson, NJ. E. Post, C. L. Post Chas
Bryan and Andrew Miller.
Mr.. Joseph B. Jacobs and Miss Fannie M
Chase were married Thursday morning
February 8, at the residence Of the bride
mother, in the presence Of the immediate
families only. Rev. c. H. Baldwin of Wesle,
Chapel of1iciated. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs left on
an early train for New York and will be a
home to their friends after FEBRUARY IL at 20 I
street northwest.
Mrs. F. b. Farnsworth, No. 1908 10th stree
northwest, will not be at home to callers Wed
nesdays during Lent.
Mrs. Mckee and Mrs. Russell Harrison wen
to New York yesterday afternoon for another
short stay.
The Misses Prall gave luncheon yesterday
at the Arno. Their guests were Miss Kaufman
Miss Furst, Miss Burdette, Miss Purcell. Mis-,
Chambers, Miss Alice Clapp, Miss Blount. Miss
Stickney, Miss Edith Thomas, Miss Clam auc
Mrs. Prall. The table was decoratedin parcissu,
and ferns.
Mrs. Mcpherson, Mrs. A. F. McGruder anG
Mrs. Norton gave luncheons yesterday.
Mrs. Cultivate gave luncheon today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Baxter of Kensington
Nd, have issued cards for the marriage of thei,
daughter, Miss Elenor n. Baxter to Mr. Chas
u. Ford of Takoma Park.
Mrs. Leland Stanford gave lunch TODAY Of
twenty covers. Her guests were Mrs. Rusk
Mrs. Vance, Mira Stockbridge, Mrs. Mcmillan
Mrs. Hoar, Mrs. Walthall, Mrs. McCalla, Mrs
Henderson, Mrs. Thos- Riggs, Mrs Pollok
Mrs. Hay, Mrs. Miles, Mrs. J. Mills Browne
Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Halliday, Mrs. Skae, Mrs
Malone, Mrs. Carter and Miss Bessie Judson
The coloring of the decorations was in pink and
blue. Squares of Irish point lace, one over
pale pink and the other over pale blue satin
were at either end Of the cloth, and upon thess
rested pompadour glass pitchers filled with
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