Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28

ness the marriage OF Miss Louise Harrison
Chew to Lieut.. Edward P. McGlachlin Of the
fifth artillery. The groom and all the men Of
the bridal party wore their uniforms. The
ushers-Lieut. Archibald Campbell. Lieut.
Robert McGregor, Lieut. John P. Hams, Lieut.
VIM. l.. Henley, Lieut Frank d. Webster and
Lieut. Henry d. Todd-made a fine procession
going up the aisle ahead Of the ak brides
maids. These young ladies, who wer, all
gowned in white silk null trimmed with rib
bons, were Miss De Kraft, Miss Helen Monroe.
Miss Annie Rundlett, Miss Ruth Kerr Miss
Lizzie Eastman and Miss Mildred Carlisle
Miss Chew, younger sister Of the bride. pre-
ceded her down the aisle She was dressed in
white crepe. Lieut. J. J. Coffin, U. s. n. the
brides uncle, escorted her to the altar. and
gave her handin marriage. Her wedding gown
was Of ivory white bengaline, trimmed with
lace. She wore tulle veil and carried . clus-
ter Of rose buds.
Lieut.. Lassiter attended the groom as best
man. Rev. DR.. McKim performed the cere-
mony. Afterward the bride and groom re-
celved the congratulations Of their friends at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Chew
Lieut. and Mrs. McGlachlin will take short
wedding trip and then go to the groom's new
postal Willetts Point, n Y.
Mrs. s. G. Paine of Annapolis and Mrs. c. 8.
Penhallow OF Boston, the brides aunts were
present at the marriage.
Baron and Baroness de vriere have gone to
Servia, the former having been sent to that
ulstant pOlnt on QlplomQtlc mission from the
Belgian government. They had, as usual, ex-
pected to return here for the winter Mrs.
Hayward Cutting, the latter's mother, sailed on
Saturday to join them
Socially it was pretty dull in New York last
week. although some of the most entertaining
members Of the diplomatic corps were there.
1t was the calm after the storm-that ia the
horse show. Still invitations are flying around
as thick as the leaves were q fortnight ago, and
the prospect ahead is gay to the last degree.
On December 10 young lady much better
known here than in New York perhaps, Miss
Pauline Whitney, will make her debut. Mr..
and Mrs. William c. Whitney will make the
coming out of their daughter an event out of
the common. Saturday night parties are pro-
verbally early ones. At this the real program
will be some professional singing Of the highest
quality and selections from a large orchestra.
These are the sounds that will be heard for the
first time this season in their reopened white
and gold ball room, and this is the entertain
meut Mrs. Whitney has selected for her daugh-
ter's debut.
Mrs. Cleveland and Baby Ruth are enjoying
the calm of Lakewood after the exciting weeks
they spent lately in New York Instead Of her
presence all the people who expected 10 en-
terrain her last week received regrets. It is
hoped, however, that both the President-eiect
and Mrs. Cleveland will be back for the
Patriarchs ball on the 18th. At Lakewood the
latter ia taking no part In the large gayeties
but is having quiet time with intimate &C.
Quaintances.
Mrs. Mayo Hazeltine has cards out for tea
on Thursday December l.
Rev. Thomas s. Lee, pastor Of St. Matthews
sailed on Saturday on the Fulda for Genoa
He will study church architecture during his
short stay in Italy, with view to using the
knowledge SO obtained in the plans of the new
St Matthew'S
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dinner on December 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Barney of New York and
their young daughters have been visiting Gen.
and Mrs. Schofeld. The ladies are sisters and
it is the first visit Mrs. Barney has made to her
sister since the latter's marriage to Gen.
Schofield
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Foster have
pleasant prospect ahead Of them in a contem-
plated trip around the world upon which they
hope to start late in next February.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing have returned from
their extensive western trip and will be with
Secretary and Mrs. Foster until after the hol-
days.
Mrs. Charlotte c. Brandau announces the
marriage of her daughter. Annie Linore. to
rails Nelii Hughes OF the Navy Department
Thursday noon, November "a, 1892. Knoxville.
Tenn. At home after December 6, the Oxford,
14th street and New York avenue.
Mrs. Jennie V. Bishoff, 1926 Q street north
west. has returned from delightful visit in
Chicago. and found large number of her
friends waiting to welcome her home.
Miss E. J. Walker. well known in art circles.
has returned to the city after a long absence
and is OF home TO her friends at No. 1915 O
street northwest.
Miss Ietta G. Sardo will leave the city Thurs
day morning. the LIST of December for Omaha,
Neb., to visit her sisters.
masquerade party was given last week to
Miss Bertha johnson by the members Of the
Irving Dramatic Club at her residence. 400 ID
street southeast The masqueraders were de-
lghtfuliy entertained by choice selections rem
dered by members Of LD.C. At IL o'clock
supper was served. Among those present were:
Misses May Beall Night: MAY Buckler Fairy;
Jessie Cadle, Gipsy Queen; Florence Downer,
Bohemian Girl Tattie Grinstead. Press; Clara
Hugle. italian Peasant: Bertha johnson, Co
lumbia; Elsie Kshler. Flower Girl; Augusta
kahler. Gretchen; Clara kubell. Yum Ynm;
jeanette McCauley, Marguerite; Louise Nom
tague. Cinderella; Blanche Newton, Priscilla;
Americas Odenton, Cleopatra: Mary Polk
Bride; Sarah Quincy. Flora; Doloria RYAN,
Spanish Maid; Catharine Sullivan, Juliet: Edna
Stahl. Charity; Messrs. James Q. Bailey, Mark
Antony: X. Woodbridge Ciapp. Uncle Sam:
Henry Dugway, Faust; Silas Edmunds, Uncle
'Rastus: George johnson, Sambo: Adolph John
son, Page; Winston Kassenac. Red Cloud: Pat
rick II. Loughran, Spanish Cavalier: Matthew
Morrill,. Cowboy: James Polk, Groom: Andrew
Qnackenbush Bull Fighter; jeremiah Scott,
Convict; Jacob Slessenger Lafayette; Herman
Slickun. Prince of Wales; George Turfiincer
Bandit; Sydney Vincent Sailor; Chas. Wells
ings. Romeo.
pleasant and successful mask bus party was
given at the residence of Mrs Morrow. 4lS 9Th
street southwest, Wednesday evening After
calling on many friends the party returned to
Mrs. Morrow's, where collation. was served.
Among those present were Miss Grace Miller as
Old Maid, Miss Bessie Morrow as Wild Waves
Miss Grace Williams, School Girl; Miss Hattie
Morrow. Snowflake; Miss Gertie Rogers. Sun
flower. and Mrs Mary Tyler, French Flower
Girl; Miss Jennie CalIaghn, Fortune Teller:
Miss Myrtle Woodman, Gypsy Queen; Miss Ida
Gates, Dina; Mr. Luther Feete. Mexican Scout
Mr.. E. II. Cooke, Aunt Leila; Mr. Harry Burgess,
Ounce; Mr.. w. E. E. Tyler, Domino; Mr..
Hammond, Dude. and DR.. r. r. Cooke as Mai.
Snodgrass.
Senator and Mrs. Cullom and Senator and
Mrs. Stockbridge returned to the city on Satur-
day last.
Mrs. Lander has returned from Europe and is
again ut her home. No. As B street southeast.
Mrs. and Miss Marie Lester have returned to
the city and are at their home on / street
The Brazilian minister and Mrs. Mendonca
have sent out cards announcing the marriage Of
their daughter Amelia to Mr.. Archibald Nc.
Bean.