The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-02-08

Misses Rice entertained the Dancing Club
"Wednesday evening at Wizards. Willard
Hall was used as the ballroom, and it pre-
sented a gay and festive appearance in its deco
rations of bunting. Miss Moves was attired in
turquoise-blue silk combined with pink. Her
bouquet was of orchids and lilies of the valley.
Miss Blount was in light-blue chiffon. Her
flowers were pink roses. Miss Rice wore Law
ender crepe and carried u bouquet Of Puritan
roses. Miss Fannie Rice was in mauve crepe,
and she held bunch of violets The young
hostesses were chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Crosby S. Noyes, ex-senator Rice, of Arkansas;
Representative and Mrs. Blount, Representa-
tive and Mrs Townsend and Senator and Mrs.
Jones. portion of the Marine Band furnished
the music and the fine supper WAS served at
small tables in the tea-room. Besides the
young hostesses of this occasion, the members
of the Dancing Club are Miss Mary Jones,
Misses Darneille, Townsend, Beveridge, Wood
ward, Kaufman, Plain, Lincoln, Tai
madge, Grosvenor, Ellen Riley, Lester
Lathrop, Dennis, and Johns, and Mrs. William
Hibbs Among the invited guests of the even
ing were Miss Pearl Quay, Hon. and Mrs
Oates, Mr.. Barton Mackall, Miss Furst. of Lock
Haven, Pa; Miss Reagan, Miss Pacheco, Mr.
George Mansfield, Mr. Darneille, Miss Decker
of Scranton, Pa; Mr.. Beall. Mr.. Vaughn, Mr..
Riley, Mr.. Speed, Mr.. Blair Lee, Miss German,
Miss Prall, Mr.. Sawyer, Mr.. Darton, Mr.. Fran
els. Miss Nunnelly, Mr.. Frye, Miss Steadman,
of Boston; Mr.. White Mr.. Cummins, Represen-
tative Hemphill, Mr.. I. G. Noyes, Mr.. Andrew
Miller, Mr. Staylor, Mr. and Mrs. Shively, of
Indiana; Mr.. Fleming Lavender, Mr.. R. c. Nc
Kinney, W. B. Corse, Mr.. A. W. Francis, Miss
Tucker, Miss Reagan, Mr.. Pacheco, Mr.. T. w.
Grimes, Mr. Walter Lamon, Mrs. Dorsey, Mr..
Beall, Mr.. French, Miss Grosvenor, Miss
Loomis, Mr.. Charles Lavender, Mr.. Bennett
H. Miller, Mr.. Cranston, Mr.. Leetch, Mr. Oar
nellie, Mr.. Vaughn, Mr.. George Dean, Mr..
Frank Tilford, Miss Lewis, Mr.. B. S. Minor,
Mr.. E. D. Martin, Mr.. Ed Pugh, of Alabama;
Mr.. Perry Fuller, Or. Rust, Miss Florence Brad
ner, Mr.. Charles Draper, Mr.. Y. T. B. Town
send, Mr.. Wethrill, Mr.. Jerome Burrows, Miss
Dingey, the Misses Bckey, Mr.. s. P. Brown,
Mr.. Jewett. Mr.. Fred Smith, Mr.. Dempsey, Mr..
Frank McDermott, Mr.. Chambers Mr.. Will
Miller, Mr.. Metcalfe. Miss Strong, Mr.. John
Johns, Jr., Mr.. J. B. Johns, Gen. B. Robertson,
Mr.. Claude de La Roche Francis Mr.. Rodrique,
Mr.. Harry Woodward. MIR. Ayres, and Mr. Joyce.
A beautiful wedding, in which many Balti-
moreans as well as Bostonans are interested
was that of Miss Ethel Hyams Janney, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Janney, Of Baltimore
and Mr.. Paul Adams Andrews, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Andrews, of Boston. The marriage
was celebrated Tuesday evening in the new
suite of drawing-rooms at the Arlington Hotel
The bride was attired In an eXquisitely beaut-
full gown of rich white satin, the front festooned
with embroidered mousseline de sole, which was
caught with sprays Of orange blossoms. The
front Of the low-cut corsage was embroidered
in silver and pearls in a design of true lovers
knots and fleur de lis The long, full veil of
tulle, edged with point applique was held in
place by three diamond stars, the gift of the
groom. Miss Janney held white prayer book
bound in silver, the gift OF her maid of honor,
Miss Clagett. The six bridesmaids wore skirts
of white tulle, with Louis XIV coats of white
ing fastened with pearl pins in the
shape of true lovers knots Of pearls
These were souvenirs presented by the
bride. The bridesmaids were Miss johnson,
or1 ID
Miss Ames. of Chicago; Miss Mary Miles, of
Boston, and Miss Mott, of Virginia. The maid
of honor Miss Mae Allen Clagett, of this city,
was attired in white tulle, with Louis XIV
coat of white satin brocade. Her favor from
the bride was an open heart of diamonds. Mr..
Frank w. Andrews, Jr., attended the groom as
best man. The ushers were Mr.. Walter
| Andrews and Mr.. Ned Clarke, of Boston, Mr..
| Swami Latrobe, of Baltimore; Mr. Binney and
Mr.. Magoon, of New York; Mr.. Charles Nc
Cauley, Mr.. Montgomery Blair, Mr.. Clary Ray
| Mr.. Lee Phillips, Mr.. Legare, Mr.. Redfern, and
| Mr.. Gaillard Hunt. His Eminence Cardinal
Gibbons pronounced the blessing at the conclu,
sion of the marriage service, which was per-
Baltimore. A dancing reception followed the
! ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews are spend
| ing week in Boston, On their return to this
city they will reside in the house on Jefferson
| Place recently occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
Janney, the BRIDES parents.
| lneie WhS l. DeduIllui SeTlllan thursday eve
ming at the residence of ex Commissioner
| Wheatley, Georgetown. 1t was given by the
| Misses Whaatley in honor of their guest, Mis-:
Bette Prague, of Coyington, Ky. The cotilor
was led by Mr.. William Wheatley with Miss
Prague. Mrs. Wheatley received the guests at
tired in handsome gown OF gray crepe, witt
garnlture OF steel passementere. Miss Wheat
was in pink satin striped wool, Miss Fannie
Wheatley light-blue silk, Miss Marion Wheatle,
white silk, and Miss Prague white mousselin
de sole and white silk. Among others present
were Misses Gibson, Bainbridge, Parker
Wyckoff, Hill, Stevens, Wilson, Crowell, o
Kentucky; Darnele, and Skerritt, the Mise
Cassn, Miss Riyes, the Misses Billings, Misse
Gillis, Dent Blunt Williams, of Norfolk; Johns
Darneille, and Stewart, and Messrs. Bowers
Darneille, Chambers, Bradley, Riley, Peter
Mccormick, Mcmillan, Campbell, Simms
Shepherd, Whiting, Heap, Durant, Haines
Griswold, Henry, Nicholson, Green, Howland
Norton, Harper, and Durant. Miss Prague will
visit Miss Bainbridge at the Arsenal before re
turning to Covington.
Mrs. Talmadge A. Lambert OF Massachusett
avenue, was charmingly at home on WedneE
day to a large numbers of callers. In the sec
ond draWing-room there was pretty tea tabl
set with dainty collation. and large bowl c
punch.
Bermuda and Florida on Thursday evening
They will be absent several weeks.
Mrs. fl. j. Crouch, of st. Paul, Mimi,
the guest of her son, Capt. IL. j. Crouch, II
Fourth street southeast.
Miss Frust, of Lock Haven, Pa, is the guel
of Mrs. s. III. Kaufman, l42l Massachusett
avenue.
Miss Mamie Raymond, of Clarksburg,