Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-25
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Two June weddings-Personai Notes Of In
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The marriage Of Miss Gertrude Jewett and
Mr.. Edward W. Fox took place last evening at
the residence Of Rev. DR.. Bartlett. After the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Fox drove back to the
residence of the brides mother, Mrs Annie r.
Jewett, l43 street northeast. where q large
number OF guests attended the wedding reeep-
ton. The bride was dressed in a demi-trained
gown OF white China silk. On the skirt was a
deep founce of Duchesse lace caught in fes-
toons with ribbon rosettes. The waist had
Medicis collar. She wore diamonds, the
grooms gift, and carried q bunch of roses and
maidenhair fern. Mrs Jewett wore q becom-
ing dress Of gray cloth, trimmed with black
lace. Mr.. and Mrs. Fox will reside with Mrs.
Jewett after their return from their northern
wedding trip. Among their friends present at
the reception were Mr.. Henry r. Bradstreet,
who acted as best man at the wedding. Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin of Baltimore, Mr.. F. J. Suter of
and Mrs. Mangum. Mr.. and Mrs. Bergman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Poylase, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sparks. Mr.. Charles Fisher, DIR. L. NJ. Roche,
Miss Lille Sherman, Miss Minnie Anderson,
Mrs. and Miss Tiller, Mr.. A. B. Auer, Miss
Emma Ball, Miss Ella Marcy and Miss Anna
Keith.
The marriage of Mr.. Jacob Brill and Miss
Edith Donnelly took place at the residence of
Mr.. John Donnelly, lis Prince street, Alex
andria, Va, last evening at $50 o'clock, Father
Chester, assisted by Father Cutler, officiating.
The bride wore white silk trimmed with lace.
and was given away by her father. After many
congratulations the bride and groom, followed
by several hundred guests, entered the recep-
ton room, which handsomely decorated
with flowers in great variety. Here table Of
sixty covers was spread, while the lawn at the
rear of the house was converted into pleasure
garden and Illuminated by Chinese and other
lanterns. Mr.. and Mrs. Brill left on a late
train for Boston and Atlantic City, where they
will spend several weeks Among those pres
ent were Mr.: and Mrs Louis Brill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Padgett and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Monroe. Mrs Joseph Monroe, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. NJ. Hill, Mrs. II. Pollard and daughter, Mrs.
Joseph Lash, Misses Katie Brill, F. Huntington,
Cook, Green, Wheatley, B. Green. s. Doyle NJ.
Z. Latham, Corbett, NJ. Doherty, NJ. Callan,
Hattie Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitcombe, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Mohler, and Messrs. F. Cook. Theo.
Cook, Brown, A. Studds, M. Grenn, Frank
Taylor, C. Walker, A. and C. Moore, Z. Shinn,
E. Dunn, B. Wenzel, E. Thompson and W. En-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bril-, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Leckron, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sellhausen, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Eckstein, Mr.. and
Mrs. Encore, Mr.. Owen Donnelly and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. W. Lemon, Mrs. Taylor, Misses Clancy,
Rose Millin, Lucy Hilton and Messrs. Hutchin-
son, Geo. DIETRICH and G.. Rubenstein.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Clagett and Miss Clag-
EFT sailed for Europe yesterday, and will be
bad for six weeks stay and after that will
travel on the continent Mr.. Clagett, who has
been very i'll, was much better when leaving
home.
DIR. Hazen, with Mr.. Hoffman, E. G. Davis
and Thos. W. Smith, spent the day at Arundel
on-the-Bay yesterday as guests Of Hon. I. W.
Smith.
Mrs. Flora Adams Darling is visiting Mrs. De
Witt Clinton Mather at the Cedars, Bound
Brook.
Miss Mathilde Behrend of this city sailed for
Europe yesterday from Baltimore. She will
spend two years on the continent
Dr. and Mrs. G. H. LaFetra returned this morn
ing from Middletown, Conn.,, where they went to
attend the commencement exercises of the Wes-
leyan University. Their son, l.. E. La Fetra,
former graduate of the Washington High
School, graduated from the Wesleyan yesterday
with high honors. He will enter the college
OF Physicians and Surgeons" New York, XXI
fall for full medical course.
The steamer Karlsruhe of the North German
line sailed from Baltimore for Bremen yester-
day with the following Washington people as
passengers: Mr.. and Mrs. W. Is. Ciagett and
Miss Mary Clagett, Mrs Edward F. Droop and
daughters, Agnes, Bertha and Annie; Mr.. Carl
Droop of Steinway & Sons, New York, who has
leave of absence for three months; Mr.. and
Mira. William Haywood, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
King and Mrs. Caroline Stiebel
Mrs. Commodore Semmes and her daughters
Miss Grace and Miss Nellie, will spend the sum-
mer at Rock Enon Springs.
Capt. and Mrs. W. Ross Browne find them
selves so comfortable in their new home in the
northwestern part of the city that they will moi
leave for their cottage by the sea till August
and will visit friends on the Hudson on their
way thither.
MIR. o. N. Denny, late royal adviser to hi
majesty the King Of Corea and vice president
Of the home department, and Mrs. Denny
passed through Washington this week on thei:
way to Portland. Oregon, his old home. where
Mr.. Denny will re-engage in the practice of the
law. While here Mr.. Denny called on the Pres
| ident and paid his respects at the Department
| OF State. Mr.. and Mrs. Denny came through
| the SueZ canal and visited many noted place,
on their way back to America, including a ter
days journey in the Holy Land. MIR. Dem,
| was In Corea nearly fourteen years.