Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-04
SOCIAL MATTERS.
The Curriden-Powell Wedding - Personal
Notes Of Interest.

The Currden-Powell Wedding - Personal
Notes Of Interest.
The marriage Of MIRA Annie Louise Powell
and Mr.. Samuel W. Curriden was performed
last night at the residence Of the
brides father, Mr.. Thomas McGill, and was
witnessed by large and distinguished
company OF their relatives and friends. The
large parlor was profusely decorated with
palms and the mantelpiece, near where the
couple stood to be married, was banked with
roses and maidenhair ferns. Mrs. Harrison's
gift, superb basket of orchids, was notice
able object of the decoration Mr.. Clarence
Beall. DR.. Chase, Mr.. Oscar Krutzsch and Mr..
u. W. Francis were the ushers, and Mrs.
george u. Taylor OF Baltimore, the brides
sister; Miss Powell, her daughter; Mrs.
Springer, Mrs. Philander johnson and Miss
Parke OF New York, the talented cornetist,
were the hostesses Of the occasion. When the
wedding march was played DR.. Sunderland
and the groom entered the parlor, followed a
moment later by the bride and her father. DR..
Sunderland performed the ceremony and
the venerable DR.. Scott, who has known
| the bride since she was q child almost, pro-
nounced the benedictiOn in a most impressive
manner The bride gown was of cream colored
bengaline, made in princess style and edged
| around the neck with frills of chiffon, She
| carried loose cluster of Jacqueminot roses aud
never looked more attractive. Supper was
served up stairs and later on the bride and
groom started for a fortnights stay at Atlantic
City. They will reside at "a B street north
| east upon their return and will be
| at home on Monday afternoons and
evenings after May IL to their friends
The bride received many elegant tokens of her
friends appreciation. nearly all Of which will
go to beautify her new home.
Prof. and Mrs. Emmons gave q dinner party
last night. when their guests were Senator and
Mrs. Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Linden Kent, Mrs.
Sheridan, Mr.. Patenotre, Miss Markoe and Mr..
Arnold Hague.
Mrs. N. S. Lincoln's tea yesterday for the
Mask and Wig Club sent those favored young
gentlemen out of town with the most deli ghtful
remembrance Of Washington society The
club attended the tea in . body on their way to
the station, enjoyed the occasion vastly and
grouping about the door, gave a goodbye to
their hostess sonorous college yell, followed
by another for Mrs. McMichael, who was as
slsting Mrs. Lincoln to receive. The house
was fragrant with roses and all
the spring flowers, and full to over
flowing with the crowd of young ladies asked
to meet the clover young collegians. Miss
| Marion West and Miss Waite did the honors of
the refreshment table, while Mrs. j. Fairfield
Carpenter, Mrs John Rodgers, Miss Bispham,
Miss Hazeltine, Miss Condit Smith, Miss Nc
Lenahan and Miss Du Pyster were the agree
able assistants The throng of guests kept
coming in nearly up to o'clock, although the
late corners were disappointed in missing the
university men.
A PAS"Sohs OuS parry W dTedb THllb WAS
given Sunday from Georgetown. Among thoss
present were: Miss Mamie Caozor, Miss Katie
Caezor. Miss Katie Eoylan, Miss Annie CAL
laShan, Miss Katie Seaman, Miss Agnes Sulli-.
van. Miss Bertha Allen. Miss Hughes. Miss
Kelley, Miss Boylan Misses Annie and Katie
Shea, Miss krause, Miss BERTHE Krause and
Messrs. F. Boyle. J. Mccarthy, C. Kelly, A.
King, Frank Erower, J. Rodburg. H. Dummick
Barrett. +. Brodian, J. Dentz, James Backeney,
L. kilinartin, Geo. Miller, J. L. Daily and q.
Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. W. Treadwell Of Boston are
visiting Capt and Mrs. J. L. Engle at 1880
street. Mr.. Treadwell IL exalted ruler Of the
Elks OF Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Meyers have removed to
Brightwood and will be at home on Fridays.
Mrs. Casey will be at home informally tomor-
row at Cliffburn, Columbia road
Mrs. Fredonia Duncan Of Birmingham. Ala,
is visiting Mrs. Ellen Smith Of ll25 9th street
northeast.
Representative and Mrs. Hit will give din
ner party tonight.
and MIR. Walter Francis Aycock OF Tennessee
will take place on May IL at the brides resi-
dence.
Cards are out for the marriage :of Miss Ella
Gibbons Of Georgetown to Mr.. James Francis
Leahy, prominent member OF the Ohio bar,
at st. Stephens Church, May II, at 3 o'clock.
The last Of Mrs. Adee's informal Evenings"
at the Shoreham brought together delightful
company Monday evening.
Miss Madge Nichols of New York, who has
been Mrs. Adee's guest for several days, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. C. Robbins left the city on
Monday for months sojourn with friends at
New Brighton. Staten Island, N. Y. Their
Washington address hereafter will be 1926 18th
street northwest.
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Collier,
2902 N street, Georgetown. was the scene Mon
day evening of u pleasant birthday party, given
in honor of their daughter May. Among those
present we're; Mr.. Rose and 0ir. D. Byrd Pinks
of Virginia, Ed. Read of New Orleans, La. Miss
Cora Dietz Miss Bessie Hilton, Miss Marion
hurry, Miss Dubee, Miss Rose and Miss Katie
Mastin.
Mrs. Stone and Miss Stone left Monday even.
ing for their Kentucky home to spend the sum-
mer months, and will be joined by Capt. Stone
az soon as Congress ndjOurns. They were ac-
companied by little Miss jamie Wood, who will
visit her grandparents in Kentucky.
A pleasant birthday party was given last
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Conner to their
daughter Irene at their residence, AL Massa-
chusctts avenue. Among those present were
the Misses Sallle Shreve, Irene Conner, Hattie
La Porte, Addie Patrick, Florence Patrick,
Carrie ShteSe, Marion Connor. Mollie Hum
mer, Caroline Grahe and Florence Fowler and
the Messrs. F. Blue, C. Wells, E. Gordon, J.
German y Rishop Shrova p Hoppora I