Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-05
SOCIAL MArTERa.
Numsrsus Spring w~ddiss.-Lsscheos ana
DtnnerN-PersonAla.

D,neer-Personais.
Miss Katharine Laing and Mr. Walter TaN
Hutchins were married today az high noon %
the residence OF Mr.. and Mira A. J. Halford In
the presence Of . large gathering OF their
friends The ceremony took place in the
Hastily arranged parlor and under canopy Of
smilax and asparagus vines The deep recess
Of tho bay window was filed in with handsome
palms and made most effective background
for the brides cleaning white toilet The
guests had al assembled when the bridal
party entered the room. In the lead walked
little Miss Halford carrying the white ribbons
which 40 abe went along made an aisle for
tho bride TO approach the waiting minister.
kev. Dr. Bartlett Mr.. Hutchins Was attended
by DIR. Magruder Muncaster ~ best man. Mr..
halford escorted the bride and gave her hand
IN marriage The bridal gown Was OF white
satin made with low neck and short sleeves,
but over which was worn q stylish little jacket
OF point lace. Her veil was prettiy arranged
and some elegant diamonds were worn Her
bouquet was formed OF superb white roses and
OF new variety called the katharine LANG"
Hor youthful attendant. Miss Ruth Halford.
wore pretty white silk sprigeed with mistle-
toe. with red ribbons and red boots After the
ceremony the guests enjoyed a wedding break
fast and during the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Hutchius started on their wedding trim, the
destination Of which they did not reveal
They will be gone few weeks
to spend the summer. Mr.. Huichins is an
Englishman, and his mother, Mrs. Sharp, re-
sides in London. His sister 10 the Baroness
oppenheim of Germany. He has indie
pendent fortune. and has spent most OF his life
in travelling all over the world. Where the
young couple will make their home eventually
10 as yet undecided. The bride IL native q
New York state. Her parents were prevented
from coming on TO the wedding by the Illness
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present Her travelling gown was of dark blue
serge. with coqu, ish hat 70 match Among
those present at the wedding we're Represents
tive and Mrs. Burrows. senator and Mrs. SAM
ders, Mrs. John w. Foster. Mt. and Mrs- 7. v.
DE Graw. Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Curtis. Mrs and
Miss MacGregor. Mr.. aud Mrs Kitchener. Mr..
hampton, Mr.. T. LOOMS. DIR. Stuart Muncas-
ter, Miss Phillips and senator and Mira Perkins
Justice and Mrs Brewer have sent out invi-
tations for the marriage Of their daughter.
Henrietta Louise, TO Mr.. James Lawson kar-
| rick on Monday evening. April is. at Is O. o'clock,
at st. Johns Church. card TO be presented
ut the church door accompanies each invita-
tion. recent Boston paper says OF Mr.. kar-
rick that he ''Is sill ON the youthful side Of
thirty. He IL the tall, dark, handsome and
agreeable nephew Of Mr.. Hurlbut OF Berk-
shire mills fame" The marriage will be fol-
| lowed by q European trip, after which Mr..
Karrics will take his bride 10 Boston, where she
will be welcomed by . large circle Of his
| friends.
Justice and Mrs Gray gave dinner party
last night
Mr.. Greger gave dinner party last night Of
eighteen covers at the Metropolitan Club.
| The marriage OF Miss Grace Stone. daughter
| Of Representative Charles ". Stone. TO Mr.. W.
A. Allen will take place tomorrow at noon st
the residence of the bride. 40 Is street north
| east.
Mrs. Cilley gave whist and card party on
Saturday evening. Among those present we're
| ex-senator and Mrs. L. G. Cheney of New Hamp-
SHIRE, Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Clarke. Gen sad
Mrs. Greedy, Justice aud Mrs. Brewer, Mrs.
n Z. White of Boston and Miss
| White. Mr.. and Mrs Cummings Gen.
and Mrs. Ordway, Col and Mrs. Lieber, DIR.
and Mrs Haines, Mrs FRANK Upham of New
| York. Gen. Batchelder, MIR. aud Mrs. Christy,
Capt and Mrs. oNeil. Col and Mrs. Haywood,
| Representative and Mrs. J. Is. Robinson. Mr..
and Mrs. McIntire and Col aud Mira Ruthcr-
| ford.
Ex-senator and Mrs. T. C. Cheney have been the
recipients Of much social attention during their
stay in the city. On Thursday last Mr.. and
| Mrs. A. A. Wilson gave a dinner in their honor.
Friday they dined with the President and Mrs.
Harrison and attended the reception 10 James
| Nhitcomb Riley. Saturday Mrs Cummings
had a luncheon and Mrs. Cilley gave them a
card party. Sunday General Batcbelder.
| whose guests they at the Shoreham gave Q
dinner. Monday they lunched with Mrs. Har-
rison and attended Mrs. Adees reception in
| the evening.
The German Club was entertained on wednss-
day last by Mr.. and Mrs. Ffoalke.
Among the weddings announced for Easter
week is that of Miss Hattie A. Knapp, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Daniel L. Knapp. 70 Mr.. Ar
thur NJ. Poynton, son OF the late James @
Poynton.
Miss Cora A. Clark Of Seattle. Washington,
| formarlx ~ off - xsat
1917 10th street, where she viii be pleased to
see her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis M. Yorke Of Bismarck, n
d., have taken apartments for the season 81
the Woodmont
A successful leap year party was given ct the
Lincoln last evening 10y fourteen young ladies'
under the direction and management OF Miss
Stella Curtis. The party was chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs Robert McMurray. Mrs. Nc
| Murray wore light blue faille with point lace;
| Miss Stella Curtis. princess gown OF pink crepe
de chene; Sue Wilson, canary silk; Edna Tune.
| white silk; Annie West. yellow silk; Miss John
son, pink silk; Mae Byrne. light blue brocade;
| Annie Slen. lemon colored tulle; Marie Man.
ming. Nile green crepe; Nellie Heineline. light
blue; Anna Hopper, cardinal silk; George
jeffrey. white crepe de chene; Grace White.
corn colored silk; Ely Wilson, blue tulle Dora
| Breunenger, white net Among the guests
were Messrs. Il. 4. Yohe, Charles Wright DIR.
Cockerile, Walter Payne, Nelson Conrad. Glib
son White, Capt c. s. Domer. William Hip
| kins Warren Choate, A. Glascock. Milton
| King, Charles Roberts and Dr. Donavon.
Mr.. W. V. Cox, who is conyalescing from an
attack Of grip and tonsilitis sailed today with
/ Mrs. Cox from Baltimore for Savannah for the
benefit of his health.
Mrs. Robert l. Fleming, lois 18th street, viii
not receive tomorrow.
Miss Harriette Whiting Of Boston ID visiting
her parents at l0O6 n street.
The osceola Club will give q dancing rscep-
ton at Concordia Hall Wednesday evening,
April 90 Dancing will begin at . o'clock
Lieut. John L. Reinburg Of the U. 6. r. n,
accompanied by his bride, formerly Miss Foe
| gate of Wilmington, n. C, left this morning
| for San Francisco, where he has been ordered
for duty. They will spend q few days in salt
Lake City as guests Of Lieut. Reinburg's uncle,
| Gov. Thomas.
Rev. Oliver A Brown, the new pastor oe
Foundry N. Z. Church, will perform his nrss
| marriage ceremony in his new charge wednes-
day evening, April 6. at clock The contract
| ing parties will be Mr.. Arthur Cowsin and Niss
| Matilda Rutherford, both Of this city. The
| ushers will be Mr.. Rbesa q. Dubois Mr. Alex-
| ander r. Mullowny, Mr.. Clare l.. Harding and
Mr.. George W. Drew. Mr.. and Mrs. Cowsin
will leave at 7i0 p. m. for the north and viii
| be at home to their friends after April Is nj
| ga street northeast
Mrs. Harry c. kennedy Of Chicago, formerly