The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-28
SOCIETY IN JUNE
Wedding Marches the Favorite
Music Of the Month.
TO SEASHORE AND MOUNTAIN
The Summer Hegira From the City Now
in Full lMovement-Many Well Known
People Going to Europe - Personal
Notes and Gossip About Social
Favorites,

Miss Ella Louise Mccartney, daughter of
Mrs. Elizabeth Mccartney, of Q street, and
DR.. Francis Ransom Lane, principal of the
Washington High School, were united in we'd
lock on Tuesday evening by the Rev DR.. Bart
lett. The marriage was solemnized in the
New York-Avenue Presbyterian Church in
The presence of large and brilliant gather
Ing. The ushers were Messrs. Tileston f.
Chambers, Ray Fry, George Provost, and
bridal procession, followed by the groomsmen,
Mr.. Rice, Mr.. Vaughn, Mr.. Mearnst, and
Mr. Frank Reeside. Then came the four
bridesmaids, two gowned in white faille and
chiffon, and two In pink crepe. They were
Miss May Mccartney, sister of the bride; Miss
and Miss May Chambers. The bride,
who was on the arm of her brother,
MI. John Mccartney, was Immediately
PRTeeeded RI;ss d BY two little flower bearers,
MISS Kate Mccartney and Master Lawrence
Snamoers, who carried large baskets of roses.
The brides gown was of rich satin duchesse,
trimmed across the front breadth of the skirt
with Venetian point. The bodice was cut "
shape at the neck and the high sleeves fitted
closely at the wrists. The veil was fastened
the bride were of pearls She carried big
punch OF La France roses. Mr.. Jack CHECKER,
ing waited on the groom as best man. and Mr..
John Mccartney gave his sisters hand in mar
mage. The chancel was beautifully decked
with stately palms and big clusters of roses
Professor Bischoff presided at the organ. play
ing the Lohengrin march as the beautiful
orldal procession slowly approached the altar.
A brilliant reception was held after the church
service at the residence of Mr.. John w. Ma
careney, LIZ Connecticut avenue. The bride
anu groom received congratulations In
power OF palms, arranged In bay window In
Ihe drawing-room The wedding guests were
received oy Mrs. John Mccartney and Mrs.
Ehza6eth Mccartney, assisted by Mrs. Cham
9ers: MRS. Arnold, Mrs. Wilkinson, and Mrs.
Denckson, of Philadelphia. An elegant sup
per was served, at which the bride cut the
wedding cake, in which there was a diamond
1ng gold clover leaf, a thimble and a
smiling piece. Doctor and Mrs. Lane will sail
on Saturday by the La Bretagne for Havre.
They will remain in France during the entire
vacation period, returning here in September,
" |hen they wi Will go to housekeeping on
= street. The wedding guests included
Mrs. and Miss Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs. N. d.
Gn11l,, GGIam, Nh Mr., land and Mrs. D: A. Chambers, Mr..
I paul Arnold, Mrs. ,Woelper, of New Orleans;
Miss Estelle Woelper, Mrs. T. L. Fracker,
Mr.; Willard Fracker, Mr. and Mrs
Wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour and Miss
Lamond, L, OF New York; Mr.. and Mrs Derrick
DR.. and Mrs. Sewers, Mrs. and the Misses
BeVerldge, Mr.. and Mrs H. s. Owen, Superin-
tendent Powell Mr., and Mrs. w. B. Gurley,
Mrs. Fred Hall, Miss Mira Noyes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Shriyer, Mr.. and Mrs. John Poor, Mr..
ana Mrs: Charles Beall, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hughes, Mrs. and
the Misses Heaven, Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider.
MI and Mrs. Phillip Larner, Miss Larner, Mrs.
ana the Misses Fracker, DR.. and Mrs Bartlett.
MI and Mrs. Il. d. Dare, Major and Mrs.
Fiunkett, Captain and Mrs. Provost, Miss Nc
Glil, Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Martin, and Mrs,
John w. Corson.
bo yna af
daughter of Mrs. Lawrence O'Toole, and Lieu
tenant Michael j. Lenihan, of the Army, was
solemnized on Wednesday, at noon. in ST.
Matthew's Church, Rev. DR.. Chappelle Off
ciatng. The high altar was handsomely
decorated with foliage plants, amid which
tWlnk!ed the light of numerous tapers The
usners were Leutenants Perry and Straub, of
the Army Miss Bertha O'Toole attended her
sister as maid of honor, and Lieutenant Gro
Mn, OF the Army, waited on the groom as best
man. Mr.. Lawrence Vivian O'Toole escorted
his sister to the altar. The brides gown was
OF white Canton crepe, high-necked and long
sleeVed. Her full tulle veil was fastened 10
her hair by wreath OF orange blossoms and
lilies of the valley. She held prayer-book
bound in white and silver Miss Bertha
O'Ioole, the maid of honor, wore white
dotted muslin, Leghorn hat, prettily
trimmed with ribbons and roses, and she car
rled bunch of La France roses. After the
church service breakfast TO the bridal party
and few friends was given by Mrs Josephine
kedtern, aunt of the bride, at her
residence on street. In the
afternoon Lieutenant and Mrs. Leni-
nan left for trip to Massachusetts, where
they Will visit the groom's relatives. Ontheir
return they will spend the remainder of Lieu
tenant Lenihan's leave of absence with Mrs.
O'Ioole near this city. In the early autumn
the bride and groom will 90 to Fort Assini-
bolne, Mont, Lieutenant Lenihan's present
station. Among those witnessing the church
ceremony were Mrs. O'Tooe, Mr., Mrs, and
Miss Mamie Redfern, Mr.. Redfern Miss Red.
fern, Mrs. John e. Foster Mr.. and Miss
Dempsey, Mrs. Camp, Mr.. Louis Redfern,
Mrs: and Miss Mattingly, Mrs. Enoch Totten,
the Misses Huyck, Miss Callan, Mrs Howard
Clagett, Miss May Clagett, Mr. Norman Bes-
tor, Mr.. and Mrs Edwards, Mr. Legare, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. George Davis, and the Misses
Mullan.
ThePresdent returned from Cape May on
Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs. Dimmick. He
expects to go back to Cape May for the Fourth
Of July, and Mrs. Dimmick will again bear
him company to the Point, where it is ex-
pected she will remain with Mrs. Harrison
until Mrs. McKee's return. Mrs. Mckee and
Mrs, Russell Harrison, from all accounts, are
having an ideally glorious time in Paris,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Wbitelaw Reid enter
tained them royalty at a dinner, followed by
grand ball, ,On the 26th instant. Among other
Americana present We're Mr.. James Gordon
Bennett Colonel and Mrs. Bonaparte. Mr..
Joseph Pulitzer, Mrs. Mitchell, and Miss Mat
Tie Mitchell
Miss Martha Blumenberg and Mr.. Herbert
MeNair, of Colorado, were quietly married on
Wednesday at noon az tla home 30 ~, n b,ddaie