Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-04
SOCIAL MATTERS.


A very large gathering of friends looked on
yesterday afternoon at the marriage ceremony
of Miss Anne MCGOWAN and Mr. Richard Victor
Oulahan at Trinity Church. Georgetown. The
high altar brilliantly illuminated by
the numberless tapers and fragrant and
beautiful with profusion of white roses
and yellow and white chrysanthemums.
The ushers. some Of whom were pro-
fessional friends Of the handsome Young
groom.Mr. Cornelius Gardner. Mr.. Henry
Kemp, Mr.. A. ]. Clarke, Mr.. Chas. ". Curtis,
Mr.. Chas. Cropley and Mr.. Will McGowan-
were kept busy seating the guests until the
arrival of the bridal party. The reverend
clergy,in white surplices ard stoles, awaited the
brides coming on the altar steps with the
The ushers preceded the maid of honor,
Miss Katherine MCGOWAN, up the
aisle. She prettily gowned in
white India silk and carried a bunch of yellow
chrysanthemums. The bride came into church
with her father. She was most becomingly
dressed in trained gown of ivory white crepe.
Her tulle veil was held to the hair by pearl
pins. Her flowers were white chrysanthemums
Rev. Father Seaman, ST., assisted by Rev.
Father Roccofort ST.. officdated.
The wedding reception held later at the resi-
dence Of Mr. and Mrs. MCGOWAN was attended
only by the bridal party and the relatives and
was a handsome event
Mr.. and Mrs. Oulahan started away last
night for a trip west, followed by thegood wishes
of legions Of friends. They are going to reside
Mt 1888 street upon their return and will be
at home to their friends on Tuesdays in De-
cember.
Miss Lucinda A. Mann and Mr.. W. H. Webb
we're married on Wednesday evening at the res
idence Of the brides parents, Nj. and Mrs. John
Mann, on Pierce street, in the presence of a
large gathering Of their friends. Rev. Mr.. Dy-
son of Galbraith Chapel officiating. The bride
da1 nv AIaD,
lOtte Mann. She wore a dress Of cream-coiored
cloth, trimmed with passamenterie and Irish
point lace. She carried q bunch Of white roses.
Her presents were both ornamental and useful.
and among them was an elegant silver ten serv-
ice presented by the clerks of the city post Office
After receiving the congratulations Of their
friends Mr.. and Mrs Webb went to their own
home at 423 LIST street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. W. Browning will be glad to
meet their friends at 331 Missouri avenue. Miss
Katie Il. Nipple OF Reading and Miss Lulu E.
Wilkins Of Syracuse are visiting them.
Maj. and Mrs. Sanger have removed to 2O2O
r street.
Lieut.. Juan 8. Attwell, naval attache OF the
Argentine legation in this city, left Washington
today for London via Liverpool whence he will
sail for Boenos Ayres, returning here in the
spring.
Mrs r. H. Goddard of No. 141O 18th street is
Mamar oneck. n. Y.
Mr.. John r. Cam of Scales Mound, ILL.,, and
Miss Jennie shearer Of this city were married
Mt O'Clock yesterday morning. Rev. L. B.
Wilson performed the ceremony. Immediately
afterward they left for o weeks sojourn in Hi
nois.
Mrs. James " Lawrence Of Yonkers, N. Y,
is visiting her mother. Mrs. E. d. E. n South
| worth, Of Prospect Cottage Georgetown, Her
young son Nevitte is with her.
An enjoyable birthday party was given by
Miss Margaret Weir at her parents residence,
2O6 Arthur place, last evening. Music and
dancing were kept up till a late hour. Among
the features Of the evening the donkey
game. After the games refreshments were
| lola wilkerson, Ada Oliver, Nina Cross, Mrs.
Annie Stevens, Mrs. Watson, Hannah Robertson,
Stella Carbhry, Nellie Reed, Mr.. Harry Plow-
man, William Baumgarten, w. N. Wiggenton,
| Ewald Schneider. Frank X. Sahl, A. NJ Her
bert. Stel Fred Frazier, James II. Weir, Jack
V. Skeen, George Stepple, Thomas Weir Willie
Weir, Tom Oliver.
Aprivate wedding took place at the residence
| Of Mr.. Julius Bien of 321 west 57th street, New
York city. on Thursday, November 8, at II
am. Simon Wolf Of this city was married to
Miss Amy Lichtenstein, niece Of Mr.. Bien. On
their wedding trip they will stop at Albany,
Niagara Falls, Chicago and St. Louis, return,
1 Il
| and Mrs. Wolf will be at home to their friends
every Wednesday from to during the month
| OF December.
There was pretty home wedding last even
ing at the residence Of Mrs. Lydia Eppley, COS
Maryland avenue, that OF Mr.. Albert Coup and
Miss Carroll Whithail, both Of Cleveland, Ohio.
The bride, attended by Miss Maud Eppley as
maid Of honor aud Miss Lizzie Banner OF
Rushville, ILL.,. as bridesmaid, entered the beau
tifully decorated parlors on the arm of the
groom, where the Rev. Mr.. Price Of Ryland
NJ. E. Church performed the ceremony. Mr..
Marion Eppley acted as best man. The bride
wore becoming robe OF white benRaline
heavily trimmed in lace and carried bride roses,
Miss Eppley was attired in cream silk trimmed
with pink ribbons and carried La France roses.
and her cousin, Miss Banner, wore white silk
and carried Marechal Neil roses. After the
ceremony reception was held and q bountiful
collation. served. Mr.. and Mrs Coup will
start at the end Of the week on an extended
trip through the west, Pittsburg being their
first stopping place.