The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-03


Lieut.. Frank Z. Beatty, of the Navy, on
Wednesday evening, at st. Johns Church.
The friends of the bride had decorated the
chancel in wild flowers, and it made beauti-
full picture. The ushers wore full-dress uni
forms. They were Capt. Winslow, Assistant
Engineer B. c. Bryant, and Lieuts. Tappan,
Rush, johnson, and Fechter The brides
maids were Miss Eliza Peachy and Miss Edith
Norris They wore gowns of white null, with
full skirts, round necl1s, and puffed sleeves.
They carried yellow roses. Miss Virginia
Peachy was maid of honor. She wore white
null skirt with coat bodice of white satin,
with paleblue flowers of brocade. Mr.. Peachy
escorted his daughter to the chancel, where
Lieut.. Laird of the Navy. The bride wore
white faille gown, with a foot flounce of
Duchess lace, caught with pearl ornaments.
The round neck of the bodice had fall of
lace with high-pufTed sleeves. Her orna-
ments were pearls and her veil of tulle was
held to her hair by diamond pin, the gift of
the groom. She carried lilies of
the valley. The bridal knot was deftly
tied by Rev. DR.. Douglass, assisted by
Rev. j. R. Mason, of Richmond. A handsome
reception by the parents rounded out the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty left on the
IL o'clock train for Northern wedding tour,
and will be absent for fortnight. On their
return they will reside for the present with
Mr.. and Mrs. Peachy. Those present at the
wedding included Naval Constructor and Mrs.
Hichborn, General and Mrs. Meem, Miss
Meem Senator and Mrs. Daniel, Mrs. Kenna,
Mrs. and Miss Wilkes, Maj. Conrad, the Misses
Conrad, Miss SoulG, Captain and Mrs. McNair,
MIR. and Mrs Glover, Mr.. and Mrs. Solely,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Parker, Major and Mrs.
Parker, General aud Mrs. Moore, Major and
Mrs. Hunter, DR.. and Mrs. Hunter Mcclure,
MT. and Mrs. Henry Daingerfeld, Captain and
Mrs. Sicard, Colonel and Mrs. Herbert, Colo
mel and Mrs. J: w. Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Falls, DR.. and Mrs. McKim, Major and Mrs.
Tucker, Captain and Mrs. Howison, Com
mander, Mrs. and the Misses Skerrett, and
Mr.. and Mrs Isham Hornsby.
1t was pretty ceremony that made one CT
Miss Lillian Hustled and DIR. Edward Roome,
at the residence of Judge c. M. Hustled, on
Princeton street, Monday evening, April 90
Dr. Perry, OF st. Andrews Church, oficiated,
assisted by the Rev. Stuart Crockett, of st.
Stephens. Miss Grace Hustled was maid of
honor, and Misses Clayton and Roome were
man. The ushers were Messrs. w. II. Walker,
w. Mex, Clayton, a. T. Gage, j. NJ Hen
derson, and F. III. Stephens. The presents
were numerous and tasteful. Among the
Roome, Mrs. Edward Roome, Miss Kissam, of
Peekskill; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bracket, Pro-
fessor and Mrs. Montague, DR.. Huntington,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Redford Walker and daughters,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcleod, Mr.. and Mrs Hert-
ford and Miss Hertford, Mr.. and Mrs. Fristoe,
Mrs. Rawlinson Colburn, Major and Mrs.
Saxton, Mr.. and Mrs w. s. Chase, Miss Clara
Wilson and Miss Mamie Wilson, Miss Annie
Wilson, Mrs. Bttenger, Judge and Mrs. II.
G. Harmon and daughters, Miss Zevely, Mr..
and sons, Mr.. Hough, the Misses Rice, Mrs.
Spencer, Mrs. Grimm, Miss Annie Fletcher,
Mr. and Mrs Balch, Professor and Mrs.
King, Miss Lipscomb, Mrs. johnson, of
Brooklyn; Mrs. j. b. Brown and Miss Edith
Brown, Mr., and Mrs. Mccormick, DR..
Jameson and Miss May Jameson, Judge
Lambeth and daug hters, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
White, Miss Jennie Brown, Mr.. Fulton Lewis,
Miss Sherman, the Misses Noerr, Miss Farlan,
Miss Hutchinson, Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. and Miss
Preston, Miss Bradbury, Miss Eastman and
Mrs. Hough.
The dance On Monday evening at Mrs
Dyer's hall, 1917 street, for ''sweet charity's
sake" was very enjoyable affair. Mrs.
| Stone, Miss Martin, and the Misses Plain re-
\ ceived the company. The floor managers
| were Mr.. w. b. Hibbs, Mr.. Tucker, Mr. B. b.
S. Phillips, and Mr.. r. G. Mckinney Among
Others present were Mr.. and Mrs. b. X. Plain,
| Mr., and Mrs. Hibbs, Miss Milbun, Miss
Winner, Miss Mae Smith, Miss Dorsey, DIR.
and Mrs. Noble, Miss Noble, Miss Aukam,
Miss Croghan, Miss Beall, Mr.. and Mrs
| Green, Miss Gray, Miss Cochran, Miss
Lothrop, and Miss Herbert, and Messrs Bing-
| Brickenstein, Mcdowell Fleming, Taylor,
White, Bartle, Field, Spalding, Appeman,
Kaufman, Dr. Writ, and DR.. Stubblefeld.
A delightful tea was given by the Misses
Barber, of Georgetown, Thursday night
They are such charming entertainers that one
loses all idea of time when in their presence,
and many people were 10th 10 leave their
| hospitable mansion. They were assisted in
receiving by the Misses Stevens, Miss Bill
| lings, Miss Greenleaf, Mrs. Platter, Mrs.
Greenleaf, Miss Bayley, and Miss Compton.
Among the guests were the Misses Elliott,
Miss Green, Miss Snyder, the Misses Dougal,
the Misses Forrest, the Misses Reed,
and Miss Bates and Messrs. j. Shep-
herd, Platter, Green, Keith, Forrest, Malcolm
and William Heney, p. Myers, j. Bradley,
NJ. Riley, FL. Wyeth, d. Sims, and Fielding
Lewis.
The friends of Miss Rose Alexandria will
be cordially received at her home, Norwood
avenue, Mount Pleasant, during the summer.
Mrs. William b. Moore, of Buffalo, is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Biddle, No. SOP
Twenty-first street.
Mrs. S. H. Joseph of New York, accompa =
MED by her son, is visiting her father, Capt.
w. II, Birch, PIG street
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew b. Graham are among
the many Washingtonians now at the Hygeia,
| Fortress Monroe.
Mr.. John Downing, of Portsmouth, Va, is
visiting at 3108 street.
Miss Bessie HELEN has gone to visit Miss
! lOung, Of Troy, \. \.