Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-25
SOCIAL MATTERe.
Wedding st the Brazilian Legation-Society
Notes OF Interest.


"eo"ing u tne nrssiiian Legnfion-socfesy
Nofes OF Interest.
Miss Amelia Mendoncs, the pretty brown
haired daughter Of the Brss,li.n minister made
q Charming picture last night in her bridal
robes. Her marriage to Mr. Archibald i F.
McBeaA of Chicago took place In the legation
drawing room at O'Clock and althonoh only a
family party were witnessed the event was a
notable one in every resnect The rev home
Of the Brazilian minister il exceedingly At
tractive, even more so than his former resi-
dence on Massachusetts avenue fts vaIis ara
nearly covered with fine pictures 90 that art
lovers win find quite ns much ep,oyment "a
ever in seeing The presen: collection. For
the ceremony last night an effective decoration
OF palms, orchids and chrysanthemums lent ad-
ditional beauty. While Dr. Hamiin read the
marriage service the bridal party stood in the
bower arranged in the deem bay window recess.
There were four Rroomsmen-Mr. st. Clair
Blitz and Mr.. Bancroft Of New York, Mr. Her
bert Smith Of New Haven and Mr. Mario Men,
donca- The best man was the grooms brother,
Mr.. George Mclean. The brides three sisters
attended her. Miss Mendonca was the maid Of
honor. Her drcss, made in the empire style,
was most becoming to her Spanish type. 1t was
Of yellow brocaded satin, made with high puffed
velvet sleeves and ribbon girdle. Her two SIS
ters, Miss Amalia and Miss Valentino, wore
dresses made in similar style, but Of soft white
crePon; >.
10 ,uh;.. " was gem :, In .s way
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After the ceremonv those nr.sent ,o;ned the
br1de and groom a. wedI;un srruar Ths
GttIe conneny irclndad NJ onS NJ Wcpaon
of CHICAGO the oroom's narenta. NJ and Mrs.
Mcleod Of Philadelphia. Mr.. John c. Red
mond, who Ia Mrs. Mendonca's brother; Miss
Charlotte Rogers Of Brooklyn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Max weyl, Miss Florence Miller and Miss Deer
Ing. The last two were invited to be brides
maids when church wedding was at first
Planned.
Mrs Mendonca wore an elegant toilet OF
white brocaded satin and gold passementeries.
When Mr.. and Mrs Mclean started off for their
bridal journey the bride wore stylish travel
Ing dress and wrap OF dark blue French serge
trimmed with Persian lamb and becoming
nat 10 match lhey intend 70 divide the winter
oetween fniiadeiphla and chicago, where the
Rroom's business interests are conferred, but, Of
course, may be expected back here for a visit
the gay season.
Miss Mary c. wsshburh, daughter Of Senator
and Mrs Washburn was married on wednes
dav afternoon to Mr.. Ebert Francis Baldwin
of New York at the Church of the Redeemer al
Minneapolis The nine bridesmaids were &C.
lected from the brides school friends. and are
oil guests OF her parents at Fair Oaks the Sena.
ols nolne. a very large reception Iono"ec
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II Understood that Mai and Mrs Fercuso,
took the 18th street property in exchange TO,
their house. but paid in addition a sum AID
preaching $4,000. They intend TO erect
large fat or apartment house on the site.
Nal ana Mrs. Ferguson have moved arount
on street near l4th street.
| Miss Hutchinson has cards out for 5 o'cIocl
tea on Saturday, December 8, to meet Mis-
Hurst.
| Mrs. Lillian NJ. Carpenter and Mr.. John T
Phillips were married yesterday at st. Stephen
Church by Rev. Father Gloyd. reception
was held later at the residence OF the bride
parents on 18th street. after which Mr.. anC
Mrs. Philips started on southern wedding
trip.
| Last night 1918 V street was all aglow will
light and merry with laughter and song, tn
| occasion being party given to Miss Letitl
Sole, VINO Yesterday ceieofated her si4'eenti
Cole Tho Misses Won.toiI W;ss w. a's Gu
| banch Miss Annie C;iI,sn Mics sae creay
Miss Annie Treanor W;ss Ann;e DaIa,S NJ
| Pat Mis- CoIbonn Mic TanIar 81 ~,
William Crowmyem Chsrles Io Pnr,o Nv e
| Koarna, Tbomas Ro,t T L. W;,i;o.. I, ~. n,
Cole. Gideon, ". E. Copenhauer, Harry Cole
Gardner and John Nails. Games OF all kind
were played and dancing INDUCED in. One O
! the features of the evening was the solo of Mis-
Ireanor.
MI Ernest Is. Bowling OF this city and Mis-
| Emma Mitchell of Pittsburg were married las
night at ST. Peters Catholic Church, Aileghen,
City.
Miss Blanche Russell of Lowell. Me-. is visit