Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-21
SOCIAL MATTERS,

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Take Place-PersonaIs.
One OF the prettiest home weddings Of the
season was that at high noon today Of Miss
Lucille Wizard and Mr.. Arthur Alex. Newberry
OF Spokane Falls WASH, at the home Of the
bride, 1Ol2 18th street. In the spacious draw
ing room, fragrantly decorated with white rose
buds anu handsome palms, q company of rela-
mony, which was performed by the Rev. DR..
Mchlm. In the second parlor a screen of
palms hid the musicians and the Joyous strains
OF the wedding march filed the house as the
bridal party passed through the rooms up to
the palm bower arranged in the front bay
mony. 1t was Mr.. W. J. Florence, the prince
OF comedians, who escorted the pretty dark
eyed bride. who is his niece, and gave her hand
into that Of the waiting bridegroom. Mr.. New
berry had his friend. Mr. Randall of Spokane
to stand up with him. Miss Winifred Wizard,
the brides sister, was the only attendant. The
brides winsome beauty wss enhanced by her
elegant bridal robes Her gown WAS princess
OF heavy white satin that opened down the
front to display petticoat Of satin embroid-
cred m silver true lovers knots A deep
founce Of fine old duchess lace bordered each
side of the front from the Medicis collar to the
hem of the dress. This lace and her VEIL also
OF duchess, belonged to the brides grand
mother. and are part of Mrs. Wards gifts to
her daughter. A diamond butterfly held the
veil to her hair, and was one of Mr.. Newberry's
gifts to his bride. The bride carried a bou-
quet Of lilies of the valley. The bridesmaid Miss
Wizard. wore a turquoise crepe made with "
shaped neck and long sleeves and bec0mingly
trimmed with point applique. She carried a big
bunch Of Jacqueminot rose buds The brides
mother, Mrs. Mary J. Wizard, was gowned in
gray crepe and carrid pink roses. The Misses
Snyder, daughters Of Mr.. B. P. Snyder, we're
prettily dressed, Miss Elsie in pale green crepe
and embroidered silk muslin. and Miss Jessie in
dark blue and old rose crepe. They were
to have been bridesmaids, for the wedding, as
originally planned was to have taken place at the
Church Of the Epiphany, but owing to the very
recent death of Mr.. Newberry's father at Pisa,
Italy. that arrangement was abandoned.
Others present at the ceremony we're Mr..
Austin Corbin Of New York, Inspector Conlin
OF New York, Com. Joseph H. Tooker, Mr.. and
Conlin, all of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. B. p.
Snyder and Mr.. c. NJ. Hendley. After the
ceremony the company was entertained at
breakfast and during the afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Newberry left for New York. The bride's
travelling dress was a Redfern gown OF blue
serge and dark red broadcloth, and jaunty
and becoming little hat matched it in colors
When they return from New York the bride
and groom will spend a week with Mrs. Wizard
and then start for their long journey to their
home at Spokane Falls. Until the completion
Of their residence there they will live at a
abroad in the spring to visit with Mr.. New
berry's relatives in England and Italy. The
bride received many elegant presents.
Capt. and Mrs. Richard Meade have sent
out invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Clara Meigs Meade, to Mr.
George Breed at st. Johns Church. high noon.
Tuesday, November 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Martin have issued
invitations for the marriage Of their daughter,
Miaa ltvo hat orxs - IT. Wolx
Raleigh Johns. IT,, Wednesday evening, Octo-
Der %, at 8 o'clock, at Hamline Church. Mr..
and Mrs. Johns will be ct home after Novem-
Der Is on Wednesdays to their friends at
1904 8 street.
Miss Pendleton and Mr.. Arthur Bryce will be
married next month.
Mrs. Imogene Robinson Morrell will be at
home at 8O4 E street, and will cordially well
come friends and ali lovers Of art Friday even
ing.
The National Capital Press Club will give its
first ladies' night Of the season next Wednesday.
This will not be formal reception. Members
Of the club will be privileged that evening to
bring ladies with them as their guests.
Maj. Gen. Schofield and his wife arrived in
Washington yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Guest, widow Of the late Commander
Guest of the navy, has located at I'LL De Sales
street and will make Washington her home.
Mrs. Seymour, widow Of Lieut. Seymour of the
navy, is with her.
Mrs. c. ". Moeller and daughter. Pearl, who
have been visiting the Misses Clements of 9th
street, left for their home in Chicago Monday
evening, accompanied by Judge and Mrs Gias-
ton of Racine, Wis.
pleasant party was given at the summer
residence of Mr.. Rudolph Scheitlin last Mon
day, October IL, in honor Of his birthday.
Music, singing and dancing Furnished an,,se
ment for the guests until supper was an
nounced, when all adjourned to the dining
room. Among those present we're: Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Hilton and Miss Resale Hilton of
this city, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gunther of Balti-
more and Mr.: and Mrs. B. L. Binnix, Miss
Kuhn Of Brightwood, Miss Annie Kagle and
Messrs. John, Joe and VIM. Kagle, Mr.. Thos.
Watta and Mr. Gfnyn