The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Harrison arrived at
the White House from New York on Friday
evening. Mrs. Russell Harrison will go to
visit her parents before entering upon her
European trip
st. Johns Church was in gala trim on Mon
day evening for the wedding of Miss Grace
Weston Fuller, eldest daughter of Chief JUS
tice Fuller, and Mr. Archibald Lapham Brown,
of Chicago. St. Joseph lilies and palms
decorated the chancel, where the groom with
his best man, Mr.. Albert w. Barnum, awaited
the coming of the bride, who was escorted to
the altar by her father, the Chief Justice, and
attended by her sister, Miss jamie Fuller,
maid of honor. The BRIDES robe was of rich
white satin with court train, high bodice with
Medici collar of silver passementerie, long
full sleeves of satin and chiffon. There were
embroideries of true lovers knots in silver on
the front of the bodice as we'll on the chit
fon rutfle that fell from the edge of the cor
sage. The veil has edged with lace and held
in place by a wreath of orange blossoms.
Miss Fuller's bouquet was large cluster of
lilies of the valley aud orchids. The maid of
honor wore simple gown of white chiffon
and held a bunch of Annuncation lilies.
The ushers were Messrs. Maria Mendonca,
Charles Frailey, Collin Manning, and Lieut..
Alger. The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Dr. Douglass. At the elegant
reception at the home of the Chief Justice
the mansion was filled with distinguished
elaborate. prominent feature of these
was the erccurrencein conspicuous places of the
monogram. ''F. B." Itappeared in white roses
and panses over the heads of the bridal pair as
they stood under canopy OF green to receive
congratulations. Again in the hallway it was
seen marked out in pink and white tulips. In
the front drawing-room the monogram was
prominent over the mantel in jonquils and
narcissus. A handsome supper was served.
Mrs. Browns travelling costume was of dark
oa1a a1a+ tarlu tha
happy couple sailed for Europe for trip of
six or eight weeks, during which time they
will visit Miss Mary Fuller in Berlin. The
guests included Secretary Blaine, Mrs. Field,
Justice Gray, Justice Lamar, Justice and Mrs.
Harlan, Justice and Mrs Brewer, Miss
Brewer, and their guests, the Misses Town
send, of Boston; Justice and Mrs. Brown,
Justice and Miss Bradley, ex-Justice and the
Misses Strong. Miss Mary Waite, Miss Woods,
Mrs. Charles Williams, Miss Fl. ming, Senior and
Nine. Guzman, Mrs. William E. Chandler, Miss
Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs. Ffoulke, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Bgelow, Miss Bigelow, Senator and Mrs.
Cockrell, Senator and Mrs. Dolph, Mrs. and
Miss Breckinridge, Senior and Nine. Men
donca. the Misses Mendonca, Senator and
Mrs. Stockbridge. Colonel and Mrs. Lamont,
Mrs. Mcguire, Miss Sheriff., Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gibson. Senator and Mrs. Cullom,
Mrs. Robert G. Hardie. Secretary and
Mrs. Noble, the Misses Halstead, Attorney
General and Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs James
T. Barbour, Postmaster General and Miss
Wanamaker, Mr.. and Mrs. Isham Hornsby,
Mrs. Evans, Lieutenant and Mrs. Andrews,
Miss Kilbourn, Mr. and Mrs John Hay,
Colonel and the Misses Ernst, Mr. Garland,
Miss Garland, Dr. and Mrs. Hamlin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Calderon Carlisle Mrs. Cultivate, Mr..
and Mrs. Whittemore, Minister Romero, Mr..
Chauncey Depew, Jr., Mr.. Pierre de Chambrun,
Mr.. William Acklen, Judge and Mrs. Nc
Cannon, Mrs. and the Misses James, DR..
Muncaster and Mr. and Mrs. Maury Sir Julian
and Lady Pauncefote, Mr.. and Mrs Franklin
Steele Mrs. and the Misses McKeeyer, Mr.. w.
j. Hampton, General and Mrs. Berdan, General
and Mrs. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs Hedekoper,
Mrs. Macarthur, the Misses Emory, the Misses
Myer, Mrs. and Miss Quay, Minister Roustan,
Baron de Struve, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Il. Letter,
the Misses Horsey, Miss Davidge, Professor
and Mrs. Thomas Wilson, Miss Alisan Wilson,
Senator and Mrs. Henderson, and Miss Black.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Whittemore's handsome
house was in festive attire on Monday evening
for dancing party in honor of the members
of the Yale Glee and Banjo Clubs The man
tells were adorned with roses and the chande-
liers beautified with ropes of carnations and
asparagus vines. The letter "Y," in huge
proportions, wrought out in blue and white
flowers, was conspicuous ornament in the
hallway. The supper table was adorned with
large mound of Catherine Mermet roses and
lighted by tapers burning under shades of blue
flowers. Mrs. Whittemore received her guests
in an elegant robe OF black satin, brocaded in
red and trimmed with rich black lace She
was assisted by her young son and daughter
and her guest, Miss Pencil. Among the
many present were the Misses Mendonca, Miss
Brewer, Miss Wanamalzer, Miss Kauffmann
Miss Arnold, Miss Almy, Miss Morgan, Miss
Butler, Miss Kelton, Miss Gilman, Miss
Clagett, Miss Aver, Miss Brown, Mr.. Cilley,
Mr. Mendonca, Mr. Chiffon, Mr.. Hunt, Mr.
TrOwbridge, Mr.. Willard, Mr.. Breckinridge
Mr. Woodward, Mr.. Victor Kaufman, Mr..
Bulkley. Mr. Chisholm, Lieut.. Griffin, Dr.
Deale, Mr.. Gallaudet, Mr.. Webb, ana Mr..
Giesy.
A gloom was cast over the Senatorial circle
in this city by the death of Mrs. Senator Faulk-
ner on Tuesday afternoon at her residence,
PIT East Capitol street. Mrs. Faulkner was
a most estimaNe Christian woman, q lady of
many social and private virtues, and the
church and society, as well as her husband
and children, have lost one of the brightest
ornaments and truest types of womanhood.
Mrs. Faulkner was resident of Virginia all
her life. She was reared in Charlottesville,
where she met and married Charles j. Faux
ner, now Senator from West Virginia. Their
residence in Washington begun in 1887. Mrs.
Faulkner's gracious manners, intelligence,
and happy facility in conversation rendered
her a most delightful companion and hostess
Senator Faulkner and family have the tender
sympathy of large circle who mourn with
them for the friend "Who is not"
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