Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29
SOCIAL MATTERS.
The Mitchell-Rohrerw Wedding Last Might
Personal Notes OF Interest.

Personal Notes OF Interest.
Miss Alice Virginia Mitchell, daughter OF
Mrs. sydney Mitchell. was married last night al
her mothers residence 10 Mr. William Henry
Eohrer OF Altoona. Pa The parlors were
tAstefully decorated with growing plants and
palms. and between the two long windows they
formed bower. under which the couple stood
to be married. The ceremony was performed
oy Rev. Father Scanlan. 4 ]. The best man,
Mr.. L. L. Lord OF Cincinnati, and the maid OF
nrst aud were followed by the bride. escorted by
her brother-in-law, Mr.. Samuel Wallace
Inc bride wore q rich gown OF ivory white
corded silk, cut rounded ~ the mock and with
half sleeves, trimmed with Honiton lace and
orange blossoma Her tulle veil was held in
her hair by pretty pins and she carried bou-
quet OF white roses. The mad of honor was
dressed in pink and carried cluster Of La
France roses. Mrs Sydney Mitchell and the
Misses Mitchell received the guests.
who came to the reception at s
O'Clock. After the newly married
couple had received their friends congratuIa-
tons collation. was served Mr.. and Mrs
Rohrer started later on their wedding trip. the
bride travelling in = stylish gown OF dark
blue serge. Their future home will he in AZ
toona, where Mr.. Rohrer is chief clerk TO the
general superintendent OF the PennsylvAnia
| railroad
Representative and Mrs. HUI Of Teunsylva-
MIA gave dinner party last night in honor of
tue tTesluc1t anu Mrs- harrison. altlough tne
latter was represented by Mrs. Mckee. Those
| invited TO meet them were Senator and Mrs.
Cameron, Senator and Mrs Dolph Representa-
tive and Mrs. DalzeIl, Judge and Mrs. Logan
OF Philadelphia, Miss Msgee OF Pittsburg and
Judge White OF Indiana, Pa
Mrs. Frank Gordon, who was thrown from
| her carriage while alighting from IL at tho
Portland on Wednesday evening and broke her
left arm had partly recovered yesterday from
the shock and was resting rs easily ss could be
| expected after such painful injury. There
| were hundreds of inquiries yesterday for her
| and kind messages sent by friends.
Miss Ida Thompson and Miss Golde, her
guest, are visiting with friends in Buffalo. and
VIII go up TO Niagara before their return.
Mrs. and Miss Goldis. who have been here
nearly all the winter with the Thompsons con-
clude delightful visit shortly. They sail on
| the 10th OF May for England.
Representative and Mrs. Cable have invita-
! tons out for diplomatic dinner on the 5th Of
! May.
Christ Church was Last night brilliantly
| lighted and botsnically decorated in honor OF
the marriage of Miss Lula Lsvinis Harper 10
Mr.. Cornelius W. Davis A few minutes after
o'clock. to the strains OF a beautiful wedding
march, the bridal party entered, the bride
Leaning on the arm of her father. NJ. Benz. +.
Harper, and attended by her maid. Miss Mag
gle Iawler. When the chancel was reached
Rev. Albert Stuart stepped forward and the
Episcopal service was read. The bride was
| atured In iight-colored dress OF exquisite
workmanship and soft texture. The
church was crowded TO the doors with
\ after the ceremony Mr. aud Mrs. Davis left on
a southern tour. Those who acted ushers
| were Messrs L. J. McQuade. Francis II. Con-
molly, j. f. Lashhom and J. W. Macbeth. Mr..
1 Edward Cleaver was best man. The Knights
| of Pythias. of which the groom was a member.
attended the ceremony in body.
Mrs. c. o. Hays of Green comfy. Alabama,
widow of the late Representative Charles Hays,
| is visiting her sistsr-in-lav, Mrs. Marcus J.
| Wright, 202s q street northwest.
Miss Antoinette IL Cohen has returned homo
from her three months visit south.
| Mrs. Fred. Levi of Sumter, s. c.. is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Cohen. at 92l
Sth street northwest At homo Wednesdays.
Mrs. Andrew Lipscomb gave a luncheon yes
| terdsy to Mrs. John L. Morehead OF North
Carolina. The guests were Mrs. Justice Lamar
Mrs. Tom L. johnson, Mira Caichings, Mrs.
4 Oates, Mrs. Blount Mrs. Frank Conger, Mrs
Laner Dunn. Miss Lipscomb. Mrs. DuSas of
Augusta. Ga, and Miss Elizabeth Alexander
OF Augusta. who is Mrs. Lipscomb's guest
The members Of the S. L. ". Club rendered
a reception last evening TO their president, Mr.
! Ralph Everett. who has Just returned from the
north. where be has been travelling for the past
| Two montns. DIR. Everett presented each
member of the club with a souvenir spoon
| from the various cities Of interest which he
visited. The evening was delightfully."- spent.
| The guests OF the evening included Capt. L.
Z. Morgan, Miss Helen Dixon Mr.. f. Huntley,
| Miss BERTHE Ross. Mr.. A. c. Davis, Miss Bessie
Allen. Mr.. J. II. johnson, Miss Blanche Craw-
ford. Mr.. Frank Armistead, Miss Mona Riordan.
Mr.. \. V. Dalton, Miss Stella Everett, Mr.. 7. y.
Tamadgs, Miss Alice Muir. Mr.. l.. A. Mere
dith. Miss Minetta Johnson, Mr. Ii. F. Hough.
! Miss Adelaide C. Borbeck. Mr. James Parker.
Miss Edith Hopkins, Mr.. Mervyn weyley, Miss
Lottie Stofer, Mr.. D. Matthews and Miss L.
Hunter.
Miss Mamie Campbell and r. N. Towson
OF the geological survey were married last
evening at the Church OF the Ascension, be-
fore a large gathering Of friends.
Mrs. Constantine of Chicago, accompanied
oy her daughter, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Col Hoyt.
The first annual musicale and hop by the Star
Pleasure Club given last evening at Con-
cordia Hall Some OF the most talented am
a,eurs of the city contributed to the pleasure
of the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elliott Warren (nee
Geissenhainer) are at the Arlington for few
| DAYS. on their return to New York from their
| wedding trip. Mrs. Warren 1 the daughter Of
Congressman Geissenhsiner OF New Jersey.