Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-28
SOCIAL MATTERS.
A Number Of Pretty Spring Wedding
Personal Notes OF Interest.

Personal Notes OF Interest.
Miss Annie Preston. the eldest daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert A. Preston. and Mr. John
A. Chamberlain we're married last night at the
residence Of the brides parents in the presence
Of small gathering Of relatives and intimate
friends. Rev. Mr.. Perry Of ST. Andrews Church
performed the marriage ceremony. The parlor
was tastefully decorated with plants and vases
Of roses and horseshoe made Of pink and
white carnations was suspended in the bay
window where the couple stood 70 be married
As the Lohengrin wedding march was being
played the bridal party entered the parlor
The maid OF honor, Miss Mary L. Sanford Of
Baltimore, preceded the bride, who was
corted by her grandfather, Mr.: James McNabb,
who has reached his eightieth year. Prof. +.
E. Emory Of Morgantown, W. Va, was best
man. The bride wore q gown of white silk
trimmed with old family lace, the full. short
waist made with high pulled sleeves and Wat
teau bow In the back. Her bouquet was formed
Of few roses from each of q number sent her
mingled with white carnations The brides
maid wore gown Of white bengaline and car
rIed q bouquet Of white carnations.
Miss Chamberlain of Worcester. the groom's
sister, Mrs. James McNabb Of Chattanooga.
Tenn. the brides aunt. Mrs. Fred n. McNabb
and daughter Of Clinton. Mass, Mrs. Edward
Sanford and the Misses Sanford of Baltimore.
Miss Lloyd, Miss Davidson Aud Mrs. Bickford
were the guests present.
Mr.. and Mrs Chamberlain cent last night to
Atlantic City, where they will make a short
stay, and will return to receive their friends on
Thursday. May 5, at 1908 18th street, from to
o'clock. They will reside at 1929 \ street
until June, when they will go north for the
summer.
The marriage Of Miss Eliza Slaughter and
Mr.. James ". HARRISON took place yesterday
afternoon ut the Vermont Avenue Church and
was largely attended by their wide circle of ac-
quaintances. Rev. Mr.. Power performed the
ceremony. Mr.. Beyber. Mr.. Mather. Nh. Webb
and Mr.. Taylor were the ushers. the last named
| also acting as best man. The pulpit and plat
form were handsomely set with palms and
blooming plants. The bride wore a travelling
dress of tan colored cloth with hat to match.
and carried bouquet of La France roses.
Mr. and Mrs. HARRISON drove from the church
to the station and went to New York. They
will reside at Sf3 X street upon their return
st. Aloysius' Church was thronged yesterday
afternoon with those present at the marriage
of Miss Kate Monahan and Mr.. Frank W. Donn
The ushers were Mr.. James Fogarty, Mr.. Hugh
Kane, Mr. Harry Lemmond and Mr.. Chatfee.
| The bride was prettily dressed in tan-coiored
| crepe and silk trimmed with point d'1relande
| lace and carried a cluster Of pearl dn jardln
roses. Rev. Father Dolan performed the mar
| riage ceremony. The newly married couple
dispensed with The Usual bridal trip and enter
tanned their friends Mt a reception at their own
residence. 829 1lth street northeast. The bride
| received great many elegant presents.
Miss Ella Vernon and Mr.. Granville VI. Hunt
were married last night at the residence OF the
brides parents. Lieutenant and Mrs. Vernon.
| by Rev. {. c. Meador. Miss Ella Barnes and
Miss Fannie James were the bridesmaids and
MIR. Ernest Bowling and Mr.. Frederick Name
| lister were the groomsmen.
| Senator and Mrs. Mcmillan and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. C. Glover gave dinner parties last night
Mrs. Noble had very pleasant and largely
attended reception yesterday afternoon after
| 5 o'clock. Miss Halsted of Chicago, who is
visiting her sisters. and the Misses Marguerite
| and Leonora Halsted were all present and the
| circle Of callers around them was always large.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. NJ. Curry and Miss Con-
| molly sail for France on the 38th Of april.
| Mr. Adam H. Gaddis and Miss Elizabeth /.
Dalton. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Robt Dali
ton. were married at st. Marks Episcopal
| Church last evening ut 7:30 o'clock. The cere-
| mony was performed by the pastor. Rev. A.
T. Steele. Miss Amelia Dalton, sitter Of the
| bride. acted as maid OF honor and Mr.. Roy II.
Kenny was best man The usheIs were Mr.
| RObt. Dalton. Mr.. J. Pinkney Gadds. Mr.
| William y. Hodges, Mr.. Arthur ]. Perkins
After a wedding supper at the home of th1
bride the happy couple left for the north on g
bridal tour.
| Mr.. Samuel A. Drury Of this city and Misi
Mary Louisc Plunkett we're married yesterday
/ morning at St Martins Church. Baltimore. by
| new L. D. uWyun. lue usueTs were Dr. ". ID.
| Young of this city and DR.. l. J. Davis of Baiti
more. Mr.. Edward Clark. Mr.. J. L. Arms Mr..
| A. Fisher and Mrs. 7. J. Vandoran of this cit,
were presen:. Mr.. and Mrs. Drury went north
| on wedding trip and will make an extended
| tour before returning here to reside.
| Miss Molly Villas, daughter of Senator and
Mrs. Villas. was maid Of honor yesterday at the
| marriage in New York OF Miss Helen Steele
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. l. Eevett Steele, &c
Mr.. J. Leon Moran.
| Gen. and Mrs Upshaw entertained at sup
per at La Normandie last eyeniug ex-Con
| gresham and Mrs. Wiley of New York. Mrs
Robinson. Miss Hammond. daughter of Judge
| Hammond of Tennessee. Senator Dubois ant
Mr.. Mcliillin. The party had been theii
guests at a box party earlier.
Mrs. G. r. Cockburn, wife Of G.. r. Cockburn
member of parliament. arrived today on a visit
to her mother, Mrs. Hampden Zane. at the
Portland. She will only be in the city for 4
few days as she sails on the 7th Of May fol
| Europe.
Mrs James W. Allison Of 1925 5th stree
northwest is visiting her brother, Mr. T. H
| Clarke. and her husbands sister, Mrs. T. II
Billingsley. in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Croissan: entertained
few friends last evening i'll discussing the in
| terests Of East Washington. Among tbos.
| present were DIR. Geo. II. Corey, Prof W. Il
Powell, Mr.. aud Mrs. s. A. Sixbury, Miss julia
| Adams. Miss Sarah q. Clemens. Miss LuelL
| Cooke. DIR. and Mrs. W. A. Croffut, Miss f. NJ
| Craothxaite, II. j. Hanford, z. z. Gunion. DR.
and Mrs. l.. H. Mann. Mrs. $. E. Ingraham
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. p Kane. Miss Lizzie J.
Fitch. Mr.. Perkins, c. Willard Hayes Josie X
Nichols end NJ. L. Hitchcock.
Mr. Darius Z. Baldwin and Miss Mary E
Fitchett were married last evening at tn,
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Buckingham
| No. Co L street northeast. Rev. Frank j
| Hall of Portsmouth, Va, performed tho cere
| mony. They were the recipients OF man,
handsome presents, and, after congratulation,
and bountiful refreshments, repaired to theil
| own home. which was already furnished.
Mr.. G. W. 'Blick Of Richmond and Miss
Lulie NJ. Burch of this city were married in
| the presence Of few friends Tuesday morn
ing at the residence of the brides father. 2l]
18th street The ceremony was performed by
| Rev. 7. y. Tongue. Afterward Mr.. and Mrs
| Blick left for Richmond their future home
Miss Bessie Darlington of Richmond vii
visit Miss Hattie Martin at her residence, o,
| I'D street, very shortly.
Mrs. George Haas, jr., of Capitol Hill has re
turned from the south much benefited il
| health.
The marriage of Mr.. Charles Trip Cutcheon
| a son of Gen. b. NJ. Cutcheon,- ex-represcnta
| tive from Grand Rapids, Mich, and Miss Susie
May Armor Of this city, took place at Mt Yer
| non Church last evening, the Rev. J. d. Wight
man officiating. When the time liked for the
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