Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-24

Hemphill did not seem to recognize individual
faces as his wife did, for she slightly bowed to
each of her friends A more graceful and beau
tifui bride has rarely been seen than she made.
Her dress was of lustrous white satin, low
necked. and the bodice trimmed with old lace.
Her veil was fastened to her fair hair with pearl
pins and she carried a large bouquet Of lilies
of the valley. One spray of these was worn as
boutonniere by Mr.. Henphill.
Miss Cox woro q dainty gown of white silk
that had a girdle and shoulder knots Of wide
pink ribbon. the ends of which were tied in
big bow between her shoulders. She carried
bunch Of pale pink roses
A large number of Mr.. Hemphill's friends in
representation of the oldest families in the Dis
trict among the brides. friends. Amdhg those
present were: Minister and Mrs. Romero, SEN
ator Stewart, Representative Cat.hings, Sena-
tor and Mrs. Gibson. the Misses Cox, Judge
Cox, MIR. Walter Davidge, Miss McCeney, Rep
resentative Harmer, Mr. and Mrs. B. h. War
ner, Mr.. and Mrs Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs G. C.
Glover Commissioner Ross, Commissioner
Douglass, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Pairo. Mr..
Linden Kent. Prof. Gallaudet. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Henry of Baltimore. Mr.. John ". Thomp-
son. Miss insolvency, Miss Margaret Cox, Mr..
W. ID. Cabell, Representative Elliott and Rep
resentatIve and Mrs. McCreary.
The bridal party were entertained at recep
ton at the residence of Mr.. Henry, 1850 NJ
Hemphill started down south for wedding
trip, which will be spent among the grooms
friends in Chester, South Carolina.
a very enjoyable evening was passed by the
friends and members of the Clover Leaf Tennis
Club upon the occasion of their third ami
vefsary. Progressive games were first upon
the program. and at their conclusion Miss Row
land and Mr.. Garner were awarded the prizes
for skill, while Miss Boyle and Mr.. Stutz car
ried off the BOBBY honors. After being enter
tanned by the music OF the clubs orchestra and
brief history Of the.club' scareer refreshments
were served and dancing was enjoyed till late
hour. Those present were Misses Boyle Das-
kan, Nixon, Dallas. Stutz. Rowland, Greer.
Wall, Gishoume and Altshew and Messrs Das-
kan, Leet, Shay, Davis. Boyle, Lewis, Green,
Stutz, Herrick and Garner.
Mrs Howard Gauson White tea yesterday
afternoon brought together in a delightful way
acharming gathering of her friends The house
never looked prettler and its hostess never
more radiant. Senator Sawyer enjoyed the
occasion also and held n circle OF friends
around him as he moved through the rooms.
The hallway had all the suggestions of the
coming festival in it's decorations Of holly
branches and mistletoc. IN the parlors there
were large roses on the mantels. Mrs. White,
In the daintiest gowL OF pale blue and tiny
striped brocade with bertha and elbow sleeves
of fine duchess lace. met her quests in the rose
parlor She had assisting her Mrs. John q.
II.
the Misses Emory and thu Misses Mullan. In
the tower window musicians were stationed
and there were always dangers in the Moorish
ball room. Among the guests were Mrs. Will
merding. Mavroyeui Beg, Miss Lowry, Mr.
Jesup Blair, 1tr. Horace Washington. Mrs.
lin Steele, Miss HOY kins. Mrs. John Lee
Carroll, Mrs. Markoe. Miss Mildred Car
Isle, Mr.. Arthur Goldsborough, Minister
and Nine. Romero, Mrs. VIM. Lay,
Mr. 4 c; Barney Mr. Mitchell, Mr John NJ.
Blddle, Miss Bliss, Dlr. and Mrs tohr. Poor,
Mrs. c. G. Glover. Mrs. Taylor, Mr.. Aiger, Mr..
LIE CHAT, Mr.. Won Mumm, Miss Cuyler. Mrs.
Chas. Carroll. Miss A,osta, Miss Condit Smith,
Senator and Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. John Mullan,
Mrs. A. F. Magruder, My. Leonard Chew, Mrs.
don, Mrs. Mckay, Mrs. and Miss Tel
Ter, Capt Cowles, Mr.. Hugh Gordon, Mr.. Paul
johnson, Mrs. and Miss Walthall, Col.
and Mrs Winthrop, Mrs. Jules Guthridge, Mrs.
EnOch Totten, Mrs. and Miss Scidmore. Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Dodge, Miss Mattingy and Miss
Schafer. her guest, Miss Burritt.. Mrs. McAIil-
Ian, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bloomer. Admiral
and Mrs. Crosby, Mrs A. A. Wilson, Mrs. j.
Thompson swan, MIR. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Wilson, MIR. and Mrs Hayward, Miss
Batchelder, DR.. and Mrs. Rose and MIR. VIM.
Acklan
Mrs Harrison held quite leveo yeterday
afternoon from until 6, and Mrs. Mckee
welcomed large number Of their friends.
Mrs. Letter had large company at tea
yesterday afternoon when her daughters, Miss
Blaine and Miss Cameron were her assistants.
The diplomatic corps and the resident families
were largely represented in the throng of
callers.
The event Of the late evening for a number
Of young ladies was the elegant supper given to
the members of the Harvard Glee Club by Mrs.
A. F. Magruder.
Jaat avapipD a wanna co,pla ~oro x,,or~;aa
here and left shortly before midnight for st.
Louis. where they will arrive Christmas morn
ing. and the grooms parents and friends will
receive their Christmas gift in the shape of q
handsome young bride. The contracting par
ties were Mr.. L. H. Lang of the bureau Of en-
craving and printing and Miss Anna o. Won
DerIehr. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob D.
Won Derlehr Of 500 I'd street northwest. The
bridal party. the bride and the bridesmaid,
Miss Anastasia Murphy, with the groom and
Misses NJ Flaherty and W. W. Taylor and some
Of the immediate friends, repaired to the par
sonage Of st. Aloysius Church at 7:30 o'clock,
when Rev. Father Connell performed the cere-
mony. On returning to Mr.. Won Derlehrs res
idence a reception was held, at which there was
q full house to extend congratulations. The
bride was attired In a becoming dress of sea-
foam cloth with cut steel and feather trim
mings and carried a bouquet of Marechal
Neil roses, and near by was set
table laden with bridal presents.
Among the many who were present were Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Hough, Mr.. and Mrs. P.McGirr,
X. Wilson, Mrs. Richards. Rev. Fathers Heating
and Conneil, ]. j. MilitZer, Misses Katie Roth,
Fannie and Josie Kllligen Mrs. &, Burkart,
Miss Hannah Swartz, Mr.. and Mrs. AT. Childs,
Mrs. Robert Dalton, j. l.. Radcliffe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sheetz, Mr.. and Mrs. Coombs During the
evening handsomely set lunch was an attrac-
ton. and conversation and music were enjoyed.
About IL O'Clock the bride, having changed her
dress for serviceable travelling costume, the
young couple started on their honeymoon trip.
Miss Ida Bogia OF Washington, formerly of
Delaware has left the city on an extended trip
through the north. She will visit many points
OF interest before returning
Miss Belle Louis and Miss Birdie Bachrach Of
Baltimore arc spending the holidays with Mrs
h. Sonmers. 3040 NJ street.
1t is not often that surprise party surprises
any one, but Mr.. Joseph X. Quinter was really
astonshed on Tuesday evening. About sixty
OF the yonng people who are members Of Ham,
line NJ T. Church went out to SAC street,
which Is Mr.. Quinter's residence, and assisted
him in celebrating his birthday
MIR. and Mrs. Leopold F. Levy have returned
from their silver wedding trip and will be
ready to receive their friends next Sunday.
Mrs dIstria La Coste left this week for an
extended trip south and will be absent two
months. She was accompanied by Miss Marie
La Coste, who returns the first week in Janu-
airy and will be at home to her friends at her
residence, 170G l. street northwest