Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-24

Daniel ONeil Of this city married. Rev.
Father Connolly performed the marriage serv-
Ice. The bride wore travelling dress Of gray
serge and a straw hat to match, and carried q
emit at the wedding were Mrs Rabbit. the
brides mother. Mr. Hampton Rabbit, Mr..
Frank McDermott, Miss Agnes Campbell, Mr..
Jefferson Martin, Miss Emma Crown, Miss
Anna Crown, Mr.. B. II. Rabbit, Miss Mamie
Hough and Miss Mamie Rabbit. Mr.. and Mrs
. Neil drove straight to the station and took
the train for Boston, where they will visit the
formers relatives. After their return here
they will reside at sos 18th street.
Another nuptial event today, freighted with
happiness all around. was that in which Miss
Magda Blumenberg and Mr.. Herbert L. Nc
Nair OF Aspen. Col, were the principals. The
marriage took place at the residence Of the
brides mother, Mrs. Blumenberg, 1927 street,
and was witnessed by large gathering of
friends. The long parlors were beautifully
decorated with palms and ferns as back
ground for tasteful and lavish .adornment Of
marguerites and roses. During the ceremony,
at which DR.. Newman of the Congregational
Church offciated, the bridal party stood under
a marguerite bower arranged in the bay win
dow. The brides only attendant was Miss
Mary Bradford, and the groom's brother,
Lieut.. McNair, was his best man. The
bride. who is an attractive brunette, wore
white null made in Grecian style. She
carried bouquet of bride roses. Her
bridesmaid was dressed in pink null and the
flowers she carried were La France roses Mrs.
Blumenberg, who received the guests as they
arrived before the ceremony, was gowned in an
elegant black brocaded silk She had assisting
her Mrs. Fassett, who wore a white satiu-stripcd
grenadine; Mrs. Bradford, who wore black lace,
and Mrs. Hodge, who had on pretty gown of
cream-colored null. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Foster, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Ergood Mr.. and Mrs.
Brlstow DIR. Mcdowell, Mr.. Kinnan. Miss Fish,
Mr.. Babbitt. Mr.. Dubois. MIR. Bingham, Mr.. J.
Harrison Smith. Miss Kennedy, Miss Margaret
Kennedy, Miss Anna King, the Misses Newton.
Miss Stauff, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ii. Hickox, jr., the
Misses Fassettr Mr.. Ayres, Mr.. Giles, Mr.. +. II.
Smith, Dr. Hagner, Mrs. Palmer. Mr.. Hueston,
Mr. Fletcher, Mr.. Washburn, Mr.. Nicholson,
DR.. Pettigrew, Capt. Tuley, Mr.. Richmond,
Mr. Goodail, Mr.. O'Neili, DIR. Miller, MIR. and
breakfast was enjoyed by the assembled COM
pany, the bride cutting the wedding cake with
all festive ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. McNair
left on the 2:45 train for the west and they will
spend the coming fortnight travelling slowly
forward to their destination. which is their
future home in Aspen, Col Their first stop on
the way will be to visit with friends in Mlchi-
gan The brides going-away gown was OF tam
colored Bedford cord and her hat. gloves and
shoes matched it in tint Mr.. McNair was for
merly resident of this city, but now makes
his home in Aspen, Col. where he is success
quiet but notable Wedding took place this
morning at &c O'Clock at the residence of the
bride. No. 1925 NJ street northwest. The groom
was Mr., Horatio Tapplin, prominent and
prosperous business man of Montpelier, VT,
and the bride Mrs. Lille Tyson Harris, daugh-
ter Of Mr. Edward Jolliffee of Frederick county,
Va. and granddaughter of the late Dr. Thomas
Page OF Martinsburg, W. Va, who was a first
cousin Of Gen. Robert E Lee. The bride
looked unusually handsome in soft gray faille
silk with white crepe trimmings. and the groom
wore the conventional suit for such occasions.
Only the near relatives and friends of the par
ties were present. and the ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. David Barr, assistant min
lister of Epiphany Church. Dainty souvenir
boxes of wedding cake were served to each
guest by the Misses Barr, aud the happy couple,
after receiving the congratulations of their
friends took the north-bound train for an ex-
tended trip to Newport and other popular re-
sorts. Among those present were +. n. Jones,
Miss Jessie Frank. Mr.. Walls, Miss Mamie
Bates, Mrs. Mcclure, Mr.. Tim OHalloran,
Misc Jones, Mrs. Watkins. Master Watkins, the
Misses Watkins and Mrs Watkins of Alabama,
Mrs David Barr, Mr.. Tapplin of Philadelphia,
brother of the groom, and MIR. Frank Joiliffe,
brother of the bride, the Misses Jones of De
Sales street, daughters OF the late Gen. Roger
jones, Miss Fannie Lee Jones. daughter of Gen.
Walter Jones, Mrs. w. Schotield Hoge, Miss
NcClay, Miss Mcguire, Miss Winslow, Miss
Nicholson OF Baltimore and Miss Miller.
An enjoyable birthday party was given last
night by Miss Emma Olsen, No. 239 o street
northwest. Among those present were Messrs
G.. Olsen. o. Olsen. j. Clagett. F. P-incehorn,
Alonzo Mozier, r. Sauter. w. Bell, c. Pitt, r.
Lavender. II. Donath, Misses Ella Dee. Mamie
Joy, Nellie Tyers, Maggie Koran, Nellie Sill
man and Dollie Humphrey, Mr.. Landon and
family, Miss Blanch Landon and Miss Nellie
Post.
Mrs. DR.. L. d. Bryan and daughters Of Wapa-
koneta, Ohio, are the guests of Mrs. H. c.
Hayne. 1922 Sth street northwest.
Col. and Mrs. II. B. Denman and son have re-
turned from Califor MIA and are stopping at the
Arno for a few days.
Miss Fanny J. Kelley, daughter of Gen. Kel-
ley, ex-Congressman from Kansas, has returned
to her home in Kansas for the school vacation.
Mrs. W. p. Tisdel and family have gone to
their cottage at Oakland for the summer.
Maj. Walter Gwynn has gone to Rock Enon
Springs to spend the summer.
Mr.. John c. Edwards has returned from Ohio
with his bride. They will spend part of the
summer in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison have gone to Bar
Hsrborto spend the summer, where they have
a cottage.
Judge and Mrs Drake have gone to Narra-
gansett Pier to spend the summer.
Mrs B. C. SomerveI and her son Willie
left this morning for visit to her sister, Mrs
E. c. Browning, in Scranton, Pa
pleasant birthday party was given last
night by Mrs. Alice A. Liukins. 2214 G street,
in celebration of the birthday of Mr.. Geo.
Read. Among those present were Len Atwood
W. II; schloser, c. '. Bechtell, George Fogler
of Baltimore. Joseph n Pyle, Alfred Monklor
and Vim Boyd of Wilmington, Del, Miss
Bennett, Mr.. John Dewdney and L. J. Butler.
Miss Esther Butterfield, daughter of Gen.
F. G. Bntterfeld. chief of the special examin-
ing division. pension Office. left Washington
this morning to spend the summer on Lake
Memphremagog. Vt. Miss Butterfield will
spend couple of weeks at Bellows Falls and
Saxton's river, VT, before going to the lake.
The Azalia Club held its last meeting of the
season last evening at the residence of Mrs
Mclaughlin, IA I'd street northeast. Those
present were Misses Mclaughlin, McCabe.
Barnes. V. Gardner and NJ. Gardner and Messrs
Curtin, Rose, Riordon, Anderson, Mitchell and
Mclaughlin.
GrOcers Make an Assignment.
John H. Brown and s. w Henry tradino oo