Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

more. The bride had two maids Of honor.
Miss Ethel Sessions and Miss Jessie White, and
the ushers were Messrs. Walter Payne. Harry
| Payne, Louis F. Boseau. Carl E. Grabill, VIM.
| E. BROMLEY and Clarence Forster. The happy
couple left on n northern wedding trip and
| will reside here upon their return.
The sanctuary Of 81. Matthews Church was
decked with palms and the high altar bril-
liantly lighted this morning at IL o'clock for
the marriage of Miss Martha Cole Milburn and
Mr.. Rudolph F. Bartle, jr. Rev. I. J. Kervick
performed the ceremony. The ushers, Messrs.
Mckinney. Horton, H Thompson, E. Thomp-
son, II. johnson and C. Brock, were kept busy
seating the steadily arriving guests until the
bride came. when they preceded her up the
aisle. The bride came in with the groom and
| the maid of honor. Miss Maud Milburn, was
| escorted by Mr.. George Gebbie of Philadel-
| phia, the best man.
| The bride wore f. fetching gown Of cream
white broadcloth and felt hat trimmed with
| two tones of light brown velvet Around her
n eek was a boa If ostrich feathers in the natu-
| raj co'crs The maiG of honor wore white Bed
| ford cord auC pretty white hat The bride
carried loose cluster of long-stemmed white
roees aDG the bridesmaid carried pink ones.
| The brides mother, Mrs. NJ. V. Milburn. Mr.
| and Mrs. Lewis Miituru, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Milburn. Mrs. John Ellis. Miss Ellis, Mr.
Tyssowski. Mr.. and Mrs. ". s. Thompson, the
Misses Loughran Miss Dempsey and Mr.. and
Mrs Miller were among those present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartle started this afternoon on
northern wedding trip and when they return
are to go to housekeeping at lOl1 Q street, a
house newly buit for them.
At the marriage of Miss Susannah W. Baden
and Mr.. William NJ. Nethe,lsnd tonight, at
half-past seven, at the residence of the brides
parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Baden. the
bride will be attended by her sister, Miss
Eleanor Baden, as maid of honor, and DR..
Henry HitZ OF Philadelphia will be best man.
reception Will follow and the bride and
groom will IepaTf IN short xvaIdipo vi, m
be back on next Sunday. On Monday they
VIII start for their future home in Atlanta
travelling IN private car and accompanied by
party OF friends who will see them safely to
their new home. The bride is IL sister of Mrs
A. Maurice Low.
number OF young people enjoyed them
selves yesterday evening at the residence Of NJ
Welsh on Capitol The occasion was the birth
day of MIR Welsh's eldest son.
special to the New York Sun says: The
court of King Humbert and Queen Margherita
Will be graced this winter by the presence of
the young bride. Mrs George II. Barclay.
whose husband has recently been appointed
second secretary of legation at Rome. The
high bred beauty of Mr.. Jays granddaughter
will be fully appreciated in the eternal city,
where ialr beauties are rare and always greatly
| admired. 1t is a curious fact that almost all
the American women who have married into
prominent positions abroad are as remarkable
for their beauty for their fortunes. Miss
Matte Mitchell. who will shortly bear one of
| the proudest names in France, is a noted Wash
lngton beauty, also the Countess
Divonne. formerly Miss Florence Andenried
The Duchess of MARLBOROUGH, the Duchess of
Manchester Mrs. Dudley Leigh. the three
daughters of Mr.. Leonard Jerome Mrs Naylor
Leyland and Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain are all
extremely handsome, while only two of them
could boast OF any considerable fortune.
Mr.. W. H. Wilson was banqueted at the Ra-
iv,,n Il,,l1
previous to his departure for Washington to
keep his wedding engagement with Miss Kate
Billings. the beautiful and accomplished daugh-
ger OF Dr. Billings of the army The groom
elects lovely sister. Miss Julia Ap-Lloyd Will
| son. will act as bridesmaid at the wedding.
The Seattle So,ndj3tgs says: Mr.. and Mrs j.
Loring Wilmington entertained few friends
at dinner on Thursday night in honor of Miss
Wilson, who Is now visiting them. Miss Annie
Furth, Miss Riley Mr.. Pomeroy, Mr. Emery
and Mr.. w. H. Wilson were the invited guests
Afterward, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. A. p
Hill, the party enjoyed the performance of
''1he Burglar" at the Seattle Opera House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Coomes of Baltimore,
who have been the guests of Mrs. Pattison
at her mother residence Georgetown Heights,
have now gone south, where they will pass the
winter.
Mr.. Alpin Cameron of New York is the guest
of Mr.. Eugene Monkey at his residence on
Georgetown Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Baumgarten will cee-
brate the twenty-fifth anniversary of their we'd
ding at st. Joscphs Hall, corner 9Th and
streets. at 6 o clock this evening.
The parsonage of st. Peters Church was
crowded last evening with friends to witness the
marriage of Mr.. Alexander McKie to Miss Mag
gle Dooley. After the ceremony performed
the. happy couple repaired to their future
home, where reception was held. The bride
and groom were the recipients Of many hand
some presents, notable among which a
Carlsbad tea service. presented by the Unknown
Circle. of which the groom was a prominon mt
member. Miss Della Dooley, sister of the
bride, assisted the bride, while Mr.. John G.
Miller was best man for the groom
The E. S. Assembly, recently organized. will
naugurate series of Saturday evening re-
unions Saturday, the 21st instant The follow
ing compose the committee: Mr.. Ed. Mallet,
jr., chairman: Messrs Chas. f. OConnor Geo.
L. Cox, +. Edw. Mitchell, Vim. c. jacques,
Chas. V. Mallet and Howard B. Hodge.
Company B, Washington Light Infantry
Corps, will be at home from until ~ o'clock
tomorrow evening. The affair is informal and
there will be dancing
q Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly T. Sencr will not be at
home the remaining Wednesdays in November.
Mr.. and Mrs. CEas. W. Cutler of jefferson,
Nd. who have been spending part of their
bridal tour in Washington the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Wm.F StidhamOf l4l6 Rhode Island
avenue, have returned to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Brandenburg have gone
to housekeeping in their new residence 1854
9Th street. and viii. be at home on Thursdays
A pleasant masquerade party was given at
the residence of Mrs j. Halloran, 800 street
northeast, last Friday evening. Among those
present were the Misses Halloran, Miss Maggie
flower girl, Miss Katie. infant; Isabel Miller,
Martha Washing ton; Josie Mccarthy, evening:
A. German. tambourine girl; J. McGrath,
GYPSY; K. Gillon, Buttcrcup; L. OConnell,
GYPSY; N. Ryan, flower girl A. Dryer. school
girl; NJ. Purcell, nurse; NJ. Helengas, peasant;
l. 1iverney. peasant; A. Hill, night; X. Riley.
folly; b. Ritter, twilight; K. Mccarthy snow
flake; b. Hall and X. Foley, phantoms;
Z. Miller, princess; L. Grant, Topsy;
L. Kennedy, old lady; C. Denigri,
Red RidInghood; E. Kennedy, witch;
f.. Vaughn, Goddess of Liberty; Messrs. Geo.
Miller, George Washington; II. White, green
horn; T. Kennedy, grandmother; g. White.
negro; L. Stewart, Jew; j. Skeen. peddler; j.
Dawson. policeman; G.. ". Baxter and p
o Hern as Romeo and Juliet; w. Dwyer, NOM
key; A. Burns satan; +. Dant, kings servant;
A. Mcdonnell, Turk; W. Wright, Little George
Washington; +. Smith. Indian; G. Green.
waiter; c. Conboy. jockey: F. Sohl, peddler;
Mr.. Wigginton, tramp. Among those who were
not masked were: II. German, n. Fitz, 2.
Grady, L. Grady. L. O'Brian, b. Craven, J.
Pike. q. Dant, 5. Bolan, X. Mack. s. Kelly. NJ.
Robinson, NJ Armstrong, A. Foley. Misses