Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-10
SOCIAL MATTERS.
The solomOns-Phiiiips weddinx-Personni
Notes of Interest.

Notes OF Interest.
The President and Mrs. Harrison win give
dinner party tonight Of about thirty covers.
Mrs. and Miss Foster had many callers YES
terday afternoon after O'Clock and the gather
! ing around them in their hower-decked draw
| ing room was always one Of interest. Mrs
roster had received the pleasant news Of the
| sailing for home of Secretary Foster and an
| hcipated the most satisfactory results from his
| voyage.
Mrs. Elkins' drawing room after o'clock
was another attractive rendezvous for her
friends, and many Of her recent dinner guests
| were paying their party calls. She had Miss
| Gouverneur, Miss Kerens and Miss Lindsey re-
ceiving with her, and this bunch of younp
ladies by turn did the honors of a little tea
table In the back parlor. Secretary and Mrs.
| Elkins had intended to go down to Cuba for a
| two or three week trip, starting next Monday
| as the guests of Hon. and Mrs. H. G. Davis
| and taking their sons along but the pressure
Of public business has caused the postpone-
ment of the trip by the Secretary.
Mrs. Miller spent the late afternoon in max
ing calls. Miss Miller is going to New York to-
DAY Tor her usual spring visit and to recuperate
also from the effects of tine bad cold from which
sne has suffered for nearly a month.
Mrs. Morton, Miss Rusk and Mrs. Wanamaker
were all out yesterday, either driving or pay
ing calls. f"'
Mrs. Morton had company at her house
yesterday morning for lecture on .srbe Max
ing OF the Constitution" by Miss Jane Mead
WEIGH.
Ihe marriage last night Of Miss Rosalie Solo
mons and MIR. N. Taylor Phillips Of New York
city at the residence Of MIR. A. s. SolomOns
was one OF the most impressive of the season 8
nome weddings The ceremony took place in
tine large drawing room under the middle arch.
A canopy of white silk made an effective
decoration under the arch tied to either side
ot long white ribbons The futed pillars on
either side were twined with smilax and
tIe mantels banked with pink and
white azaleas. Tall palms and pots
OF st. Joseph lilies decked each corner. The
musicians were stationed in the bay window at
the left of the hall and PLAYED the wedding
march as the bridal party came into the room.
lhe groom walked in with his sister, Mrs.
Lhlah Cohen OF New York. and the beautiful
young bride eamo In escorted by her father. Rev.
Dr. Nleto performed the service, which was
mainly In Hebrew and consisted OF many
significant and touching ceremonials. Only
tne famlly party were present, Mr.. and Mrs.
Liner, Hendricks Elmer and Mrs. Cohen
representing Mr.. Philips relatives and Mrs.
Pelxotto the brides mother. The guests in
wed to the reception began to arrive after 8
CLOCK 10 oner their congratulations to the
happy bride and groom. The bride was radi-
ant In her trained gown of white falle, the
bodice cut rounded at the neck aud having
long sleeves pulled high at the shoulders. The
""o OaSSu Will lille Olu
ny lace ana jabots of the same made vest.
Two garlands of orange blossoms came across
the right shoulder and tapered down to the
waist line. Her tulle veil was worn I'M
der a wreath Of orange blossoms and
diamond pendant was hanging from her
necklace. Her flowers, bunch of white roses,
were carried by her little niece Miss Irma
Plexotto. who was gowned in blue silk. Miss
Annie Darlington, another pretty little child
dressed In white, was her second attendant
"a hrrH q 10 frAv,, frYn .l,
over the country and completely filled large
room where they were shown. A wedding sup
per was enjoyed by the guests. The bride and
groom went north on late train the bride
travelling in gown Of navy blue broadcloth
trimmed with mink and jet. After a wedding
trip Mr. and Mrs. Phillips will spend a month
at Lakewood before settling down in New York
to reside.
Among those present at the reception. in
addition to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Levi of New
min Lawrence, also of New York, who were with
the family party at the wedding, were Bishop
keane, Justice and Mrs. Lamar, Father Mac
klue, Mr.. and Mrs Ross Perry, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. X. Young. Gen. and Mrs. Mason, Col
Long, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G.; Emery, MIR.
and Mrs. Horatio King, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mann. Mr.. and Mrs. Messer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wild, Mr.. Brooke, Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Macfar-
land. Mr.. and Mrs. Pairo. Lieut.. and Mrs.
Adler. Mr.. Thayer. Mr.. Rodgers. Mr.. james
Wilkins, DR.. and the Misses Lovejoy, Com.
Webb, Judge and Mrs. Phillips. the Misses
Phillips, Mrs. Sturtevant Moore, Miss Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. b. Hay and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Conger, Maj. and Mrs. Peixotto, Mrs. z.
benjamin of New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Gle
phane, Mr.. and Mrs Max We'll, Mr.. Simon
Wolf Miss Josephine Phillips of New York. the
Misses Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hendrick of
New York, Miss Tones, Miss Chapman, Mr.. W.
nr,v,L cd nd
The brides sisters, who are exceptionally
handsome girls. were each pfettily dressed and
made an effective grouping around the bride
during the ceremony.
DR.. and Mrs. Pope entertained a company of
their music-loving friends last night, as is
their custom every winter, by program in
which a number of their talented amateur and
professional friends took part. Each number
was a gem, and the evening was much en-
loved. Those who took part In the program were
Miss c. r. Hunt, DIR. w. z. Compton, Miss
Keen, Miss E. F. Pierce, Mr.. C. W. Curtis. Mrs
Claire Buxton. Mr.. Paul Miersch, Mr. Henry
Xander, Mrs. W. b. King and Mr.. Stone.
Among those present we're Mrs Audenreid,
Miss Edes, Mrs. Winthrop. Mrs. Green. Mrs.
and Miss Christy, Mr.. and Mrs. Cummins. the
Misses Prall. Mrs. William Slack, Mrs Rae,
Miss Lehman, Miss Aileen Bell. Mrs and Miss
Harter, Mr. and Miss Cabell, Mrs Adee, Mr.
Harry johnson and Mr.. Rice. dainty sup
per was served after the music. Tonight Dr.
and Mrs. Pope have invited another group of
friends to a musicale.
Mrs. Pope will not receive tomorrow, but
will be at home informally the remaining Fri
days in March.
Mr.. David Fl. McClelland and Miss Floride
Josephine Maynard daughter Of Dr. John D.
Maynard, were married yesterday III New York
at the Bloomingdale Reformed Church. The
bride wore a charming travelling costume.
Mr.. McClelland is well known in connection
with various newspapers He was at one time
connected with the National Republican of this
city. The couple will be at home at HOS New
Hampshire avenue, this city, after April 1.
A very enjoyable masquerade party was given
last night at the residence Of Mr.. r. T. King,
No. go street southwest. Among those
present were Misses L. Lipscomb, N. Rau, Il.
Rabbit, E. Parker, 7. Johansen. F Brfmage,
E. Mitchell, NJ. Stinzing, NJ. Eppley and L.
King, Mrs. G. B. Eppley, Messrs. P. Rollow j.
Rollow, +. Rollow, W. Lewis, +. Bremen, L. De
Montreville, j. Davidson, G. Woodbridge. Z.
Semmes. F. Faucet. Z. Lutz and E. Persons,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Birckhesd, Mr.. and Mrs. Bap-
tista and Mr.. and Mrs. Ward.
A pleasant masquerade party was given at
the residence Of Mr.. G. Keister, No. ll50 5th
street northeast, Tuesday evening. The COS
tunes were many and varied. Among the
characters taken were Miss NJ. Whelan Antoi-
nette; Miss Z. Flynn, Fortune Teller; Miss J.
Hurley, Dinah; Miss A. Burch, Red Riding
Hood. Miss NJ Burch Cinderella: Miss r.