The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-09-27
LATE SOCIETY NOTES.

scene OF very pretty wedding on Wednesday
evening, when Miss Kate, daughter of Dr. j.
B. Littlewood, was united in wedlock to Mr..
W. Gibson White, son OF Mr.. James L. White,
OF this city, Rev. DR.. Steele officiating. The
church was tasteiully decorated Mr.. Jecko
rendered the wedding march,, and Messrs.
Tenney Ross, Charles L. Bailey, and Robert
Howard acted as ushers. The bride was
attired in travelling suit OF dark green, and
was attended by Miss Laura Wiley as brides
maid, wearing fawn serge and carrying La
France roses. Mr. w. f.. Sietz acted as
groomsman. After the ceremony brief
informal reception took place at the home OF
the bride: The happy couple left by steamer
Norfolk for the South, aud will make their
future home in New York City. large
number of friends and relatives we're present
at the wedding
Miss Julia g. Armstrong and MIR. w. s..
Hatton were united in marriage on Thursday
evening, at the parsonage of the Church of
the Immaculate Conception, Eighth and NJ
streets northwest, In the presence of their
immediate friends. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Father Ryan. After leaving
tne parsonage the bridal party drove to the
residence of Mrs. X. NJ johnson, 1894 Tenth
street, where they held q small reception.
Among others offering congratulations were
Miss Annie e. Farrell a sister of the bride;
Mrs. j. b. Armstrong, Mrs. Robert johnson,
the Misses Baldwin. Mrs. Eikle, and NIessrs
Farrell and Marshall.
Mr.. Fred. A. Pamer,Sa popular young man
of East Washington, was on Wednesday last
united in marriage to Miss verna M. Crawley
at the residence.of the BRIDES mother, No
lis Seventh street southeast. The bride wore
costume Of Henrietta cloth trimmed with
point lace. Miss Belle, Palmer, sister of the
groom, was bridesmaid, /, and Mr.. H. III.
Hoyme acted as best man. After the we'd
ding breakfast they left for an extended trip
in the West Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer will make
their home in Atchnson, Kan. n. rr
pleasant reception was given yesterday
to Mrs. Augustus Wilson, OF Kansas, by Senior
Luarez-Guanes. The Spanish Minister, at his
residence in this city, when an interview
was held concerning matters of interest in the
Worlds Columbian Exposition, of which Mrs.
Wilson is representative A hearty coop
Grafton is assured by the Spanish Minister In
the Fair, SO ably represented by the Kan
sas lady
The wedding of Mr.. Nicholas A. Acker, of
this city, to Miss Susie Bennett, of San Fran
cisco, was celebrated in the latter place on
Thursday, September 10. The honeymoon will
be spent ai Monterey and Santa Cruz, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. iAcker will make their
home at Oakland. Mr.. Acker is bright
young lawyer, who has commenced practice in
San Francisco.
The death of Mrs j ohm F. Andrew, at Dub
iAAA, ~ LIS WulCn OCCuIIcu ldSU We6h, was q
great shock to host of friends, For the past
two seasons Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew have occu-
pied the Pendletou house, on Sixteenth
street, which they leased Immediately after it
was vacated by ex-Secretary Endicott Mrs.
Andrew left two little daughters
The marriage of Mr. William Prltchard
Hartley and Miss Carrie W. Frazier was cele-
brated at the parsonage of the First NJ P.
Church, Capitol Hill, on Wednesday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Nicholson performed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley will reside at 322 Mas
sachusetts avenue northeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, of Milwaukee, have
leased the house adjoining that of Postmaster
General Wanamazer, on 1 street, and will
take up their residence here for the winter.
They own @ magnificent residence In Mil
waukee, where Mr.. Mitchell ranks high
among the millionaires.
Mrs. Ruth A. Bolway has sent out cards for
the marriage Of her daughter, Mary Cathe-
rine, to Mr. Walter Scrivener Dodge, In All
Souls Church, on Thursday morning, Octo-
ber 8, at 11:15 o'clock. The bridal pair will
receive their friends on Tuesdays in Novem-
Der, at 1903 r street.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles j. Singer, of Chi
cago, have taken the house 1923 Sixteenth
street, lately occupied by Senior Lazcano the
Chilian Minister. The house is owned by
tsnd making their home in this city.
Mrs. Krogstad, wife of DR.. Krogstad, of
Massachusetts avenue, accompanied by her
two young children, left recently for Iowa,
where she will pay an extended visit to her
mother and sister, Mrs. and Miss Bacon
Mrs. s. H. Kaufman and Miss Kaufman
returned yesterday from Old Point, where
they were accompanied by Mrs. c. q. Guth-
rie, of Passaic, N. Y. Mrs. Guthrie will now
make short visit to Mrs Kaufman.
The many friends of Miss Elise Butler,
daughter OF Senator Butler, of South Caro-
lima, were greatly shocked and grieved to
hear Of her sudden death. Miss Butler was
great favorite In society circles here
Cards have been issued for the wedding of
Miss Nettie Ola Palmer to Mr.. Herman B.
Waddy, at Calvary Baptist Church, Monday
October 8, at 10 a. N. After November the
bridal pair will be at home to their friends at
7lO Eleventh street northwest.
The marriage of Miss Louise Bayard, daugh-
ter of ex-Secretary Bayard, and Professor
Frank Angel, of Cornell University, will
take place during the Christmas holidays at
the brides home in Wilmington.
Mr.. Frankland Janus and family have
moved from New Hampshire avenue to No.
230 New Jersey avenue southeast, where they
will reside until their new house opposite Ia
ready for occupancy.
Mrs. Moore, from Kansas, a graceful
writer and a strikingly handsome woman, is
in the city gathering material for Kansas
papers in regard to the women's literary clubs
Of Wach