Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-07
SOCIAL MATTERS.

SOCIAL MATTERS.
The marriage Of Miss Olive Crook to Mr. VIM
Craig Mason took place at o'clock last even
Robt. Crook, 226 South Washington street,
Alexandria, Va The house was beautifully
decorated with palms, vines and flowers. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr.. Butler
Of the First Baptist Church The bride was
attired in pale Blue silk en- traine She was at
tended by Miss Gertrude Lowrey of Washing
ton, gowned in cream silk, and Miss Cora
Mason in blue silk. After the ceremony a
bountiful repast was served in the dining room.
Only the immediate relatives Of the contracting
parties were present. The presents were both
numerous aud costly. Mr.. and Mrs. Mason
left on a late train for an extended northern
trip. Upon their return home they will reside
at 3o4 9th street, Capitol Hill.
Mira. A. Dallas Tucker, accompanied by her
children, Edwin and Ethel, left for River
Springs, on the lower Potomac, on Saturday,
where they viii remain until September. Mr..
Tucker viii Join them later.
Misses Katie and Fannie Campbell and Miss
TO New York. Later they will Join friends at
Ocean Grove.
The members of the Pickwick Club and q
number Of their friends gave q bus party to
Barcroft's mill on the Fourth. The party was
composed Of Misses Price, Carter, Caywood,
Daniel, Lizzie Burns, HALEY, James, Katie
Espey, Mollie Burns. jamie Espey, Edith Price,
Carter, E. H. Daniel, r. P. Burns, F. R. Riley,
J. A. Larcombe, H. +. HALEY, J. T. Carroll. NJ.
l.. Price, w. Bolison, Foster, Shoemaker and
G. Bolison.
Mr.. W. h. Wheatley Of Kensington, Nd, &C.
compsnied by his daughter, Mrs. Lewis Jack
son Of Georgetown, left yesterday for three
weeks stay at Ocean Grove.
Mr.. John II. Roche Of the Post and Miss
Daisy Moore Of 1852 NJ street were married in
Pittsburg Tuesday. Mr.. George Wagner of the
Warrington ball club acted as best man. They
had been engaged for some time, but the we'd
ding was surprise to their friends. They will
accompany the Washington ball club on its
western tour.
Mrs. James Robbins Of Vermont avenue
leaves today for her country seat, Pittsfeld,
Me. Later she will go to Bar Harbor, where
she will be Joined by Mr.. Robbins.
The marriage Of Mr.. Albert G.. Drsne Of the
surgeon generals Office, War Department. to
Miss Hettie B. Mckenzie. daughter of the late
DR.. N. NJ. Mckenzie of the University Of Vir-
ginia, took place at the residence Of the brides
mother, No. 621 Maryland avenue northeast,
last evening. The house was tastefuRy decor
ated with ferns, potted palms and flowers. The
bridal couple were preceded by little Mary Hol-
mead In pale blue silk, who carried white rib
bons inclosing the bride and groom. Thebride
was attired in white silk and lace; ornaments,
diamonds. Miss Annie R. Mckenzie, sister Of
the bride, wore white silk and chiffon. Mrs.
Mckenzie wore black silk. The ceremony was
performed by DR.. Cornelius. After q reception
and elegant collation. the young couple left for
Georgia, the home Of the groom. The brides
travelling dress was of dark blue serge, trimmed
In silk and passamenterie, with hat to cor
respond. They were the recipients of many
elegant presents. Among those present were
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Mrs. Guy of Staunton, Mrs. Minor, Mrs. Nelson
of the University Of Virginia, Mrs. and Miss
Fitzhugh, Miss Tyler, the Misses Dade Mrs
Hall, Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Wayland, the Misses
Mcdaniel, Miss Dunn, Miss King Sena-
tor Daniel, Speaker Crisp, Col. O'Ferrall, Mr..
Guy Cochran. Judge Sener. Mr.. Cumming, Mr..
and Mre. Holmead, Chas. Crisp, Mr.. Wilson,
Mr.. Tabor and Mr.. La mbeth.
Mr.. Thomas Collins and daughter Katie left
Tuesday for Brooklyn.
Mrs. W. j. Cowing and Miss Cowing are sum-
mering at Berkeley Springs, W. Va.
Mrs. Arthur W. Dunn is visiting Mrs. How
ard Thorpe Woods at Takoma Park.
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Gilbert of Tifin, Ohio, and
Mr.. Harry 8. Milstead Of Fairfax, Va, were
married yesterday afternoon at Epiphany
Church. Rev. Mr.. Wallace of fax oficiated
The ushers were Mr.. H. C. Brig and Mr. D. L.
Richmond. Miss Marie Pearce of Nashville was
maid Of honor The brides gown was of white
crepe de chine and her bonquet Of Puritan
roses. Mr. and Mrs. Milstead left on an after
noon train for Harpers Ferry, from where they
will go to Tiffin, Ohio before returning to make
their home in this city.
The marriage Of Miss Ida NJ Humphrey to
Mr.. John W. Childress OF Danville, Va, took
place yesterday morning at Calvary Baptist
Church. Rev. S. H. Greene oficiated After
the ceremony they left for their future home
in the south.
Mr.. ard Mrs. lyman and Mrs. and Miss
Joyce have left the city to spend few weeks in
Atlantic City.
Mrs. l. Platt Foot and her sister, Miss Moore,
are spending July and August at the "Corwin
COTTAGE" Cape May Point
Misses Angela d. and Genevieve Petty leave
Saturday for Leouardtown, Nd, to be absent q
month.
Gen. O. D. Wilcox and family and Miss Bessie
Blount will sail on Saturday for Europe.
Mrs. s. Ii. Bryan sailed yesterday for Eu-
rope.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sehl Of Wilmington. DEL,
are now visiting Mrs. Kate johnson, 1872 Della
ware avenue.
The members Of the ''whitley" Club, with
their friends to the number Of forty, had a
most enjoyable trip to Marshall Hall Tuesday
evening The steam yacht Bartholdi was char
tered for the occasion, leaving the 7th street
wharf at $50 pm. Music and dancing were
features of the entertainment at the Hall Re-
Treatments were served on board the yacht on
the return trip. Among those present were
Mr.. Orrison and lady, Mr. Plant and lady, Mr..
Mack and lady, Mr.. and Mrs. Fonda, Capt and
Mrs. Thomas, Mr.. Edgar, Mr.. and Mrs. Morri-
son, Mr.. May, Miss Parry, Mr.. Trainer, Mr..
Davis, Mrs. Linden. Mrs. Murphy, Mr. and
Mrs. Daggett, Mrs. Gilmore, Miss Triplett. Miss
Rowlson, Mrs. Nelson, MIR. and Mrs. Yeatman,
Mr.. Yeatman, IT,, Mrs. Yeatman, Misses Bray,
Mr.. Burnham, Mr.. Brayton and Miss Brayton.
EXCURSIONS.