Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-12
): WASHINGTON. D. c., WEI
SOCIAL MATTERS.

SOCIAL MATTERS.
Today is quite the banner wedding day.
Among the interesting events announced are
those Of Miss Maud Sawyer and Mr.. Bernard
Iaicott, Miss Nellie Williams and Mr.. Peyton
Randolph keim, Miss Elizabeth Boswell and
Mr.. Francis Edward Camp; Miss Amelia Wilson
and MI Magruder Sheriff at Ascension Church
ct O'Clock tonight, Miss Anna Pitts and Mr..
George H. Draper at home this evening, and
Mrs Addie Stewart and Mr.. Herbert N. Gil
patrick at Waugh NJ E. Church tonight
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth NJ. Boswell
and Mr.. Francis Edward Camp tonight at ST.
Johns will be accompanied BY all that the
church liturgy ordains for such events Three
clergymen will take part, the grooms brother,
Rev. Chas. W. Camp, rector Of Grace Church,
Lockport, N. T., assisting at the betrothal and
benediction; Rev. Mr.. Clark, rector of st.
james, making the exhortAtion at the beginning
Of the service, and Dr. Douglass. rector Of
St. Johns, following the service at the
passing OF the ring. The music by the
choristers under Mr.. Daniel will be unusually
elaborate. The professional carol as
the choristers 90 to the door to meet the bride
will be Angels Voices Ever Singing" The we'd
ding hymn going up the AISLE "The Voice that
Breathed Ger Eden," with 80 Perfect Love"
after the betrothal, and for q occasional hymn
"Dei9n this Wedding to Approve" The ushers
will be Mr.. Archie Boswell. Mr.. Warren Choate,
mer. Mr.. Norman Harold Camp will be best
man and Miss Francis Graham maid of honor,
The bride will be given in marriage BY her
brother, Mr.. Irving Boswell. A wedding re-
ception will follow at the residence Of the bride,
No. ATT NJ street.
Mrs d. o. Compton bias issued invitations for
the marriage Of her daughter Pate Otey to
October rs, at II O'Clock, ct Christ Church,
Georgetown.
Judge and Mrs. Matthew P. Deadly Of Port
land, Ore, are in the city and are stopping at
Wormley's.
Mrs. @. A. Lyon, who has been visiting her
brother, Mr.. J. H. Miller, has returned to New
York city.
Mrs. Gen. Braxton Bragg of New Orleans is
staying at the Aston. 18th and G streets north
west.
MIS- X. NJ. Towson has returned to the city
and is stopping with her mother, Mrs. Camp
bell, on Rhode Island avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Davis gave house
warming in their new homo, corner Frankfort
and 18th streets, Brooklnnd, last Friday night.
Among those present were Nv. and Mrs. L.
Tisouski. Mr.. and Mrs. Garish. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shepard, Miss Blanche and lie Clair Hepner and
others.
DR.. swope and family have returned to their
home, 2l4 A street southeast
Mrs. s. L. Gillette and Mr.. C. W. Upford Of
Elmira arc visiting their uncle, Rear Admiral
A. X. Hughes, at 1914 18th street northwest.
Miss Marie Droop, Miss Angelica Rogge and
Miss Ella Schum of Baltimore we're the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Droop several days.
The occasion was the double birthday Of Miss
Agnes and Bertha Droop. Several little friends
gathered at the house to enjoy dance and the
Inequalities of the hostess
Mr.. and Mrs S. r. Bond OF 10 Iowa circle
have returned from their four months trip in
Europe, during which they celebrated the
Fourth Of July at the North Cape and travelled
through Russia, with novel experiences In quar-
antine at the Austrian frontier.
Miss Jennie A. Boyle Is visiting Mrs. Capt.
Doherty, 1885 18th avenue New York.
Miss Anna Kellen, who Is at present with
her mother in New Haven, Conn, will visit In
New York and Philadelphia before her return
home.
quiet home wedding took place on October
II ut the residence of Mrs. Luther S. Elmer,
the aunt of the bride, the contracting parties
being Miss Mary Florence Elmer Of Norris
town, NJ, and Mr.. Basil Edgar Murray of this
city. The ceremony Was performed by the Rev.
Z. s. Todd d. D.. OF Hamline Church, In the
presence of q number of relatives Miss Mary
Murray, the sister of the groom. was the maid
Of honor, and Mr.. ]. Everett Baird of this city
best man. After the wedding breakfast the
bridal couple left for a trip north.
Mrs. Jas. McPheemy and Miss Mamie English
Of Danbury, Conn.,, have returned to their home
after q three weeks visit with Mrs. Vincent
Miller OF New Jersey avenue.
Mrs. r. E. Perry is visiting her mother at GAL
D street northeast Civil Engineer r. E. Peary,
U. s. N, is still in Philadelphia, busy with his
photographs and Greenland collections, and
will not be here until the latter part Of next
week.
Col. and Mrs. J. c. Gilmore have taken an
apartment at the Portland for the winter.
Miss Lizzie Miller, accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Annie Werle. left Monday to visit
friends and relations in New York and Penn
sylYania.
The parsonage of the Immaculate Conception
Church was the scene of quiet and pretty
wedding Yesterday morning, the contracting
parties being Mr.. John J. Gavin, jr., Of this
city and Miss Lizzie A. Willis Of Angola, Ind.
The bride was becomingly attired in travel
ing dress Of brown Langley cloth, with hat and
gloves to match. After the ceremony the newly
married couple took the train for New York and
other places north. Mr.. and Mrs. Gavin will
be at home after October 20 at lao street
southeast.