Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-23
SOCIAL MATTERS.
A Notable w eddine--sfr and Mrs. Clephane'
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A Notable w eddins-- Mr.. and Mrs. Ciephane'a
| Reception-Notes-
Secretary and Mrs. Elkins returned from
/ New York on Monday night and last night en-
tertained at dinner President and Mrs. Harrison,
Secretary Tracy. Senator and Mrs. Mcmillan,
| Senator and Mrs. blackburn, Senator Faulkner:
Representative and Mrs. Cultivate, Col. and
Mrs. John Jay McCook, New York: Mrs G. =
Alexander. Mrs. Geo. B. Mcclellan, Mr. H. @:
Mccormick. all of New York; Mrs. Audenried
| and Mr.. aud Mrs Clifford Barney. The taoie
| was prettiiy decorated with narcissus. and this
/ idea of color was carried out in all the sweet
| meats. When the ices came on they were served
| In little bushei baskets 81 pale yehow CANDY.
| the handles tied with yellow ribbons. The ices
/ were Strawberries, both In color ana na'of'
| with artificial stems. ~
Mrs. Mckee expected to go yesterday to
| Boston. but as Mrs. Harrision was not well she
postponed her departure until today. She
expects to be absent for about ten days and has
| many engagements awaiting her, which Will
| make this visit as busy az usual.
Mrs. Morton and her daughter are back from
\ their ten days stay at Virginia Beach, which
| they greatly enjoyed.
The chanceI of the Church of the Covenant
| was a perfect bower of palms and Easter lilies
/ last night for the marriage of Miss Carita Ly-
| ford Parteio and Mr. Louis A. Horst of Brook
| iyn. The wedding party made a striking pic
ture grouped around DR.. Teunis A. Hamin
during the ceremony. The ushers, MIR. E.
Clemens Horst of San Francisco. Mr. Thomas
b. Loodal Of Sacramento, Mr. William Willard
Thayer of Brooklyn and Mr.. Ralph William
Lee OF this city were kept busy until the ar
rival OF the bride in seating the guests. They
preceded Der down the aisle and stood in
couples on either side of the chancel. Mr.
Paul Horst of Chicago stood next the groom as
best man and Miss Adeline Particle as maid
OF honor attended the BRIDE who came in church
escorted by Capt p. c. Asserson of the navy,
an old friend of the family. The brides
father. Mr.. ID. j. Particle, consul to Dussel-
dorf. could not leave his post to come on for
the marriage. although he had fully expected
to accompany his family home when they left
Ciermany a few weeks ago The bride brought
her wedding gown and trOusseau with her from
abroad. Her bridal toilet was of white satin,
with V-shaped bodice and pearl corselet.
Around her neck CLEANED the groo,n's gift. q
string of superb diamonds with diamon
pendants. Her veil was fastened to her nair
by spray of natural roses and foliage and she
carried a large bouquet OF brides roses. She
hasa pleasing face and inquire and during her
stay abroad her natural musical gifts received
every attention and she has returned an accom-
rlished pianist The maid of honor wore a
deep orange striped silk, the bodice slightly
rounded at the neck and edged with deep
fall of chiffon. She carried q large bouquet of
Marechal Neil roses
After the ceremony about hundred guests
attended the reception at 1908 Sunderland
place. Mrs. Particle received the company.
wearing highly becoming toilet of old rose
silk and diamond ornaments. Mrs Horst, the
grooms mother. in black velvet and point lace,
and Mrs. Asserson, in black velvet and Chan
lilly lace, also assisted in receiving. The house
was tastefuiiy decorated with white flowers the
newly married couple standing to receive con-
CALCULATIONS III the powered recess of the bay
window. The supper table was decked with
bride roses; the brides cake having circle of
roses around it, Later in the evening MIR. and
Mrs. Horst started on wedding trip to st.
Louis and Cincinnati, en- route for New Or
leans, where they will make stay before go
ing to their future home in Chicago. The
groom is a member Of the firm of Horst Bros.
of Chicago and San Francisco. The BRIDE
presents numbered $50 and came from friends
III Europe and this country. Mrs. d. j. Par
tello and her daughter expect now to return to
Germany in May.
an elegant reception last night one of the
largest companies of the season. Their home
was profusely decorated with all the spring
flowers and a stringed orchestra gave musical
selections all evening. Miss Julia Clephane
Miss Ella Clephane. Miss Sadie Clephgne Of
EnglewoOd, NJ. Mrs. Mitchell of Germantown,
Pa, and Messrs. Lewis p, Alan and Walter
Clephane assisted the host and hostess in re-
ceiving and looking after the pleasure of their
guests. Mrs. Clephane richly attired in
black velvet. with diamond and pearl orna-
ments and La France roses. Miss Julia Gle
diamonds and jonquiis Miss Ella Ciephane
wore pink crepe. Her flowers we're carnations
In the list of residents and officials represented
were Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Coolidge, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred P,iling, Mr.. J. "; Orme, Hon.
and Mrs. F. H. Smith, Mrs. Judge Salazar
of New Mexico, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Trimble
Mr.. and Mrs. Beriah wilkins. Mr.. John Joy
Edison, Senator and Mrs. Rugh, Mr.. and Mrs
James L. Pugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Noble d. I.arner,
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. >Duvall, Mr. and Mrs Nc
Chesney. Prof and Mrs. I. W. Sidwell, Mrs
G. S Noyes, Miss Noyes. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
Dingman. Miss Bessie keim, Miss Randolph
of Yves. Virginia, Admiral Colhoun, Miss
Colhoun, Mrs. G. A. McIlhenny. Mr.. James
McIlhenny. Miss Williams, Miss Daisy Brown.
Dalzell. Mr.. and Mrs W. c. Wood. Mrs
Schwartz, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. VIZ
lard Mr.. Harry Willard, Mrs. W.
Sturteyant Moore, Miss Moore, Gen
A N. Lothrop, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Mater, Judge
and Mrs. S. i. Phillips, Miss Gertie Philips,
Mr. Carter Ballantyne. Mr.. and Mrs. Ro5t l.
fiemming, Mrs. Duhamei the Misses Dnbair,eI
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Broadhead, Col. and Mrs
A. T. Britton. Miss Bri..on. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
+ Larner. Mr.. W. d. Cabell, Miss Cabell, Mr.
and Mira George Baber, Mr.. and Mrs. II. s.
Cummings Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Quaiffe, Mr. and
Mrs. G. u. Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs. j, r. Apple
berg. Mr. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Drinkard, Mr.. aud Mrs. C. q. Dulin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lyman Miss Lyman
Miss Claughton, DR. and Mrs. c.
W West, Miss Lillian Van Dyke,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 4. Childs. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey Spaulding, Mrs. Ackerson, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Mills, Mr.. aud Mrs. H. W. Holman. Mr.
and Mrs. W. b. Gurley, Mr. Chas l.. Gurley,
Senator and Mrs. Teller, Miss Teller. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. b. Winner. Miss Winner. Mrs. John s.
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. q. Hine. Miss Hlne.
Mr. and Mrs. A. a. Birney Mr.. viii Robson,
DIR. James II. Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. c. g.
Smith, Miss Smith. Mrs. ). T. Suit, Mrs l. NJ
Bittenger, Miss Wilson, Major and Mrs. Peix-
otto, Miss Julia SoiOmons, MIR. Leonard Brad
ley. Mr.. Edward McCalmont, Mr. Clarence
A. Brandenburg, MIR. Frank Beckett.
Mr.. Thomas wilson, Nj. j. W. Thompson. Miss
Goldie, Col and Mrs. G. p. Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs.
James. Wooiworth, Miss Taylor, Mr.. NJ. G..
Emery, Miss Emery. Judge and Mrs. W. W.
Upton. MI. and Mrs. Frances Cotton, Dr. and
Mrs. Edgar Janney, Mr.. q. r. Wilcox. Miss
Wilcox, AIR. and Mrs. a. A. Thomas, Mr.. and
Mrs. }, II. Soule, Mrs Soule, Miss Sadie Gle.
phane OF Epglewood, n. j.. the Misses Crissey,
Hon. and Mrs. James Buchanan, Maj. and Mrs.
Hopkins. Dir. Theodore Gill, Mr.. Fred. Owen.
| Mr.. Chas. N. Day. DIR. Hawxhurst, Mr.. McClel-
land, DIR. MunsoD, Dir. James L. Bell. Miss Nimmo,
Mr.. John ii. Drown, blr. /. u. Townsend Miss
Janet Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Dodge, Capt.