The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-10-25

Kettler, Sergeants b. F. Kischner, G.. e.
Haines, Corporal T. NJ. Thomas, and Prlvates
e. l.. Phillips, p. J. Haltigan, and j. w. Jones,
were indefatigable in their efforts to make
the hundreds of guests enjoy a delightful
evening. The reception committee is deserv-
ing of great praise for the admirable manner
In which the guests were received. The COM
mittee consisted of Captain c. H. Ourand,
Leutenants j. H. Curll, and G. H. Kettler,
Sergeant IL. e. Baden. and Corporal j. Il.
Krouso. During an intermssion Colonel W.
G. Moore in most eloquent address presented
to Captain Ourand a large-szed portrait of
himself from the members OF his company.
Captain Ourand was vlsibly affected, and
accepted the portrait in appreciative
speech. Among the many present were
Miss Mamie Enders, Miss Rosa Miller, Miss
L. Miller, Miss Alma Ebert, Miss Ottilie
Ebert. Mrs. T. w. Shomo, Mrs. o. " Shomo,
Miss Balle Engle and Mrs Jennie Lewis of
Pottsville, Pa; Miss Emily Dalton, Miss
Green, Mrs Fl. Davis, Miss l.. Lobsizer, Miss
L. Claryoe, Mrs. L. Shober Mrs. Eniler, Miss
Katie Remy, Miss Carrie Eniler, Miss Cora
Herman, Miss Eva Samstag, Mrs Captain
Charles Ourand, Miss Cobaugh, Miss O'Con-
nell, Miss Swan, Miss Rosser, Miss Georgia
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Frey, Miss Cowing, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Hewett, and o. V. Shomo.
beautiful home wedding WAS that OF Miss
Lucille Wizard and Mr.. Arthur Alexander
Newberry, Of Spokane Falls, Wash. The
ceremony took place on Wednesday at noon
at the home of the BRIDES mother, 1919
Thirteenth street northwest A large gather
ing of relatives and intimate friends was as
sembled in the rose-decked drawing-room to
witness the ceremony, which was performed
by Rev. DR.. McKim A bower Of palms was
formed in the bay window Of the front room
and here the ceremony took place, the bride
entering on the arm Of the distinguished actor,
Mr.. j. w. Florence who is her uncle. Mean
while the wedding march WAS played by
musicians concealed from view in the second
drawing-room by screen Of tall foliage
plants. Miss Wards wedding gown Of white
satin was very elegant; the rare old lace with
which 1t was trimmed and the veil Of duchesse
point are heirlooms, having been worn by her
grandmother. The front Of the gown was
beautifully embroidered in true lovers knots
In silver. The bouquet was Of lilies of the
valley. Miss Ward the bridesmaid, was in
light blue crepe and carried bouquet of red
rose buds After handsome wedding break
fast Mr.. and Mrs. Newberry left for a short
visit to New York. They will return here to
spend a week with Mrs. Wizard before journey
ing to their distant homo at Spokane Falls.
Miss Adelaide Johnson, the artist has just
returned from Rochester, N. Y, where she
has been the guest Of Miss Susan B. Anthony
while making the model for bust OF Eliza
beth Cady Stanton, which was pronounced by
the Rochester people grand success, and
with the one of Miss Anthony already COM
pleted is to be in the Hall of Eminent Women
during the Worlds Fair, then at the Capitol.
Miss johnson goes to Italy In December to
have these, with the busts of two other emil
nent women now in her studio executed in
marble.
pleasant musicale was given Wednesday
evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. M. Hugely, No. 1915 Sixth street north
west. After several beautiful selections by
Messrs. j. a. Gordon, Frank Rebstock and
q. Il. Rose. handsome collation. Gprup9
by the hostess. Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Woodfield, Mrs.
Biggs, Mrs. O'Connor, Miss Hugely, Miss
Wintersmith, Miss Schultz, and Messrs.
Douglass, Gordon, Rebstock, Bloomer, Frank
Woodfeld, Edward Hugely, and G. F. Rose.
Mrs. H. X. Griffith left the city Wednesday
for Atlanta, Ca, where Mr.. Griffith is now
located Her sister, Miss Nellie M. Rea, sc-
companied her, with thehope that the South
ern climate will benefit her health They will
spend the winter In different sections of
Georgia and Florida. They will be greatly
missed by their many friends
Mr.. H. Bernadine Burch and bride, after
an extended wedding trip, arrived home yes
terday morning accompanied by Miss Ada G.
Burch and Miss Matte Maddox, cousin, of
Leonsrdtown. Their trip extended through
New York, Boston, and the week past they
spent at Old Point Comfort, where they were
JOlnou labI monday by MISS Burcn ana MISS
Maddox, sister and cousin of the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Findlsy Harris and family are
settled In their handsome new house, ITO
Sixteenth street.
Mrs Mary Butterworth Howe returned on
Friday from New York and Is now with her
parents at their home in LeDroit Park.
Judge and Mrs. Edmunds are at their X
street residence, after nearly a year of travel
In this country and Europe. Judge Ed
munds comes back In renewed vigor and
health.
Lady Henry Somerset was the guest of Miss
Olive Risley Seward during her stay in this
city.
DR.. and Mrs. d. B. Clarke and family have
moved In from "Valley View'' to their city
residence, zoos Thirteenth street.
Mrs. Charles Allen and Mrs Frank Pease
have returned from q delightful trip out
West
Miss Clara Chamberlin, OF Buffalo, N. Y,
has arrived in the city to spend the winter
with Mrs. M. q. Rucker, 720 Seventeenth
street.
Mrs. Alexander Gardner and Miss Eliza
Gardner returned by the Umbria from de-
lightful trip te Scotland.
Miss Mary Bushall, of Capitol Hill, has re-
turned from visit to Raleigh, N. c., where
she was the guest of Miss Anne Bell.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. Isador Saks
for dinner on Thursday evening, at o'clock,
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