Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

Orey, tneif youngest married daughter. and
her husband. They we're presented 70 their
guests. very few Of whom knew Ma Aubrey
before her marriage. - 81 .-tt SO So -
MIRA Fuller wore q -mauye silk and chiffon
trimmed With slveri Nrsi Aubrey wore rose
PINK crepe II took some time in she crowded
rooms 10 cross over 10 wheIei the bride and
room wereswaitfne 70 receive congratulations
They were kept busy and did nj desert their
post until about 10 O'Clock. s''f
I, The wedding gown was OF shiny white satin.
across the front Of the skirt. The waist was
hlgh. having medicis collar Of silver. passe-
menterie. 1t had somewhat Of the jacket effect
the box-pIeated rufie around the waist line
being embroidered, like the front Of the
corsage, in silver true lovers knots. The
sleeves were long and had soft folds Of chiffon
let In slashes, which gave . high effect on the
shoulders. Her veil was edged with q narrow
lace and fell from the head from under a chap
let OF orange blossoms. Her bouquet Of lilies
OF the valley had q few pink orchids in it.
When she was ready to leave her fathers
house she came ready For the shower Of rice,
dressed IN dark blue and tan cloth travelling
dress. The pelting Of rice was extremely lib
eral and gave the participants good deal more
amusement than the recipients. The next few
days will be spent in New York and vicinity
and on Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Brown win sail
for Europe They will be gone six weeks and
In that time will visit in Berlin. Munich, Paris
and London. Their future home will be in
brother and his wife Of the Brown family, came
on to the wedding.
The brides presents have been only shown to
her intimate friends.
ton, some Of whom were also at the church,
were Secretary Blaine, Mrs. Field, Justice
Gray, Justice Lamar, Justice and Mrs. Harlan,
Justice and Mrs. Brewer, Miss Brewer, and
their guests, the Misses Townsend Of Boston,
Justice and Mrs. Brown, Justice and Miss Brad
ley, ex-Justice and the Misses Strong. Miss
Mary Waite, Miss Woods, Mrs. Laughton, Mrs
Audenreid, Senior and Nine. Mendonca, the
Misses Mendonca, Senator and Mrs. Stock
bridge. Col and Mrs. Lamont, Mrs Mcguire,
Miss sheriff., Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Wilson. Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Gibson, Senator and Mrs. Gull
lom, Mrs. Robert G. Hardie Secretary and
Mrs Noble, the Misses Halstead, Attorney Gen.
eral and Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. James +.
maker, Mrs Chas. Williams, Miss Fleming,
Senior and Mime. Guzman, Mrs. VIM. E. Chand-
Ter, Miss Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs. Ffoulke Mr.
and Mrs Otis Bigelow, Miss Bigelow, Senator
and Mrs Cockrell, Senator and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isham Hornsby, Mrs. Evans,
Lieut.: and Mrs. Andrews Miss Kilbourn. Mr..
and Mrs. John Hay, Col. and the Misses Ernst
Mr. Garland. Miss Garland, DIR. and Mrs. HAM
lin, Mrs. and Miss Quay, Minister Roustan,
Misses Horsey, Miss Davidge, Prof. and Mrs.
Thomas Wilson, Miss Alisan Wilson, Senator
and Mrs. Henderson. Miss Black, Sir Julian and
Lady Pauncefote, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Steele, Mrs. and the Misses McKeever, Mr.. W.
!: hampton. Gen. ami Mrs. Berdan, Gen. and
Mrs. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiedekoper, Mrs
Macarthur, the Misses Emory, the Misses
Myer, Mr. and Mrs. Calderon Carlisle Mrs.
Outhwaite, Mr.. and Mrs. Whittemore, Minister
Romero, the Misses Henry. Mr.. Hutchinson,
Miss Hutchinson, Mr.. Chauncey Depew. jr.. Mr.. |
Pierre de Chambrun, Mr.. VIM. Acklen, Judge |
and Mrs. McCammon, Mrs. and the Misses |
James, DR.. Muncaster and Mr.. and Mrs. Maury. |
The Yale boys can carry of with them de- |
lightful memories of their Easter Monday in |
Washington. Last night Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. |
Whlttemore gave q dancing party in their |
honor. which had the pleasant effect Of bring |
ored thirty-three young gentlemen a company |
OF some Of the most charming young ladies in |
society. The evening began late, as those who |
went to the concert did not reach Mrs. White |
more's until nearly IL o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs |
Whittemore had themselves time to 20 and pay |
their congratulations to the bride and groom |
at the Fuller mansion, and were then at home |
ready to meet their young guests long before |
any came. But when they did come they came |
in large groups and few minutes after II. |
The spacious drawing rooms on both sides of |
the halls and the halls, too, were filed with |
dancers. pretty compliment to the special |
guests was huge in blue and white flowers |
hanging on the wall in the hall. The musicians |
hedge OF hydrangeas and palms. On the |
mantels were vases of long-stemmed roses, the |
chandeliers were garlanded with ropes of car
nations tied in with asparagus vine and gen. |
erai. hight, pretty effect was everywhere SINH |
lated by the use Of all the fragrant spring
blossoms. The supper table was laid upstairs
in the library, and large oval center-piece of
Catherine Mermet roses set of the splendid
blue and white decorative china in perfect
harmony. The tapers burned under shades
made of fho nroffv hlr,a
Mrs. Whittemore wore q trained gown Of
black satin brocaded in coral lines, tastefully |
trimmed with black lace, which on the skirt |
was hounced over pink satin. Her ornaments |
were solitaire diamonds. Her son, Mr.. Walter |
Wilcox. sophomore at Yale. and Miss Wilcox. |
who is yet school girl, were effective assist |
ants to Mr.. and Mrs. Whittemore in welcom-
ing and entertaining their guests. Miss Viii |
COX wore dainty gown of yellow crepe and |
Miss Penzell, her guest, was in white crepe.
Among the bellies in the prettiest toilets were |
Miss Wanamaker, pale blue brocaded satin and |
chiffon; Miss Sheriff., white striped crepe;
Miss Amy, pale blue crepe; Miss Morgan, blue |
chiffon; Miss Mendoncs. white lace; Miss |
Amelie Mendonca, white silk with turquoise |
blue velvet bows; Miss Amalia Mendonca. in |
corn coioreG MORE and blue point d'esprit;
Miss Bigelow, white crepe with gold braid; Miss |
Spoford gray crepe; Miss Clark, black figured /
net; Miss McCeney, white silk and chiffon;
Miss Brewer, gold colored faille with ostrich /
feather trimming; Miss Townsend, white crepe |
de chene; the Misses Hutchinson white chiffon:
Miss Kaufman, white crepe: Miss Butler, VAL |
enciennes lace; Miss Riggs, white crepe; Miss
kelton. blue crepe de chsne; Miss Ami Brown. |
white tulle; Miss Brown, black net. Miss |
OToole, pink striped gauze: Miss Aver. white |
silk; Miss Arnold white lace, and Miss Gilman,
white silk with pink roses. Among the gentle.
men present were Mr.. Myers, Mr.. Willard, Mr..
Menocal, Mr.. Cilley, Mr.. Depew, Mr.. Victor |
Kaufman, Lieut.. Griffin, DR.. Deale Mr. Mem |
donca, Mr.Woodward, Mr. Hay, Mr.. Gallaudet. |
Mr.. Chiffon, Mr.. Mckee, Mr.. Trowbridge. Mr.
Webb, Mr.. Breckinridge, Mr.. Giesy, Mr.. Will |
cox, Mr.. Goodlett, Mr.. BuIkley. Mr.. Chisholm |
and Mr.. Hunt
dispatch from Boston today SAYS Mrs. James
R. Mckee, daughter of President Harrison. who |
has been at the Vendome several DAYS, has been |
the recipient of many social attentions and was |
given an elegant breakfast at the Bellevue YES |
terday noon. The breakfas. room was pro- |
fusely decorated with ported palms, ferns and |
other tropical plants and the table was a study |
In artistic arrangement Of elegant china glass. |
silver and flowers. At each one of the fourteen
covers was laid an Easter lily tied with broad |
white satin ribbon These lilies were filled with
tiny flowers and the name of each Ruest WAS |
painted on the ribbon in colors to harmonize
with the flower selected for her. Last evening 4
a dinner was given in honor Of Mrs. Mckee at |
the Hotel Brunswick by Mrs. Charles A. Coffin. |
Sixteen guests were present.
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