Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-29

| Count and Countess Div0nne, who ere at
Newport still, are receiving . great deal Of
social attention. Count Divonne has mapped
out a western trip to see the sights Of that part
| OF this country, for which he starts on the LIST
OF September. His wife viii spend the same
month at West Point, and has not yet decided
| whether or not to return to Europe In October.
Mrs. Audenried will return here on the LIST OF
October.
Miss Augusta Schlotterbeck is visiting Miss
Lizzie. daughter Of Marshall Bonifant, in Mont
gomery county, Nd.
Mrs II. E. wnver has returned from Pennsyl-
vania: where she spent six weeks visiting
friends.
Miss Lulu Robert left this morning for New
York and Port Jervis.
An enjoyable Tally-Ho party was given by
the G. W. 8. Club Saturday evening Among
those present were Misses E. Naeff, Maggie and
Sarah Harrington, E. Miller, A. Merrill, A. Nee
Hin and Messrs. Barry, ] Haas, J. Broadfoot,
J. Wilson, q. Dawson, C. La Porte, NJ. Morri-
son r. Gingell, F. Sergeant, W. Kearney and
| r. Wood
Mr.. William @. Randolph Lea will spend the
remainder OF the summer and early fall among
the mountains Of Pennsylvania in the neighbor-
hood Of Andenried, Hazleton and Glen Onoko.
Miss Jennie Lubken Of Audenried, Pa, who
has been Visiting Mrs. Louise Longstreet Lea of
this city, Has returned to her home among the
mountains.
Miss J. L. Ryder, accompanied by her little
niece, has gone to Niagara Falls, Buffalo and
Watkins Glen.
Rev. W. H. Gotwsld. pastor Of st. Marks
Lutheran Church, and family, who have been
spending tie last six weeks at their former
home In W,lliamsport, Pa, will return to the
city September /.
Mrs. N. y. Nelson and daughter. Mrs. Ed
| yyar1 i Waite hava rotu cd T Ia lao
and Saratoga.
Mrs VIM. Bentley Donaldson, accompanied
by her son end daughter Jennie, left last week
for Toronto.
The Spanish minister, Senior Morque Dupuy
de LONE. ard wife are at the Blue Mountain
House, where they will remain for a short time
before returning here to take up their residence
at the legation, 1900 Massachusetts avenue.
| Slrs. de LONE was one OF the patronesses Of the
| ball at Blue Mountain on Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. N. Huyck and daughters
are home again after an extended trip to several
| northern resorts.
Secretary and Mrs. John w. Foster left
Saturday for northern New York and the
Thousand Isles and will be gone until the
18th of September.
Miss Lizzie P. Donaldson left this morning
for two weeks trip to New York.
At the delightful cottage Isle Of Wight"
Ocean City, Md, are registered the following
Washingtonians: Thos. J. King, wife and chill
dren; Capt. l.. W. Littlefield. wife and son; Mr..
W. s. Pettigrew, wife and son; Mr.. H. d.
Nicholson. wife and children; Ed Newmeyer,
w. H. Mohler, John Miller, Prof. Dannenhower,
NJ. Cassidy, A. r. Williams, Chns. Morrow, J.
r. Burnside, J. Bromwell, Miss Gore, J. +.
Linden, DR.. and Miss McLain, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Walter Brown.
"Farview," the home Of Mrs. Henry Hub
bard Pierce at Mountain Lake Park Nd, was
| the scene of an interesting ceremony last
Wednesday evening when her daughter, Miss
| katherine Brown Pierce. was married to Rev.
Macy MCGEE Waters of Dubuque, Iowa. The
bride was attended by Miss Mary Ollie Of Nor
gantown, W. Va, as bridesmaid, and Miss Olive
| Pierce. her youthful sister, as maid of honor.
Mr.. Edward Startzman Elliott was best man.
Rev. Lytteton F. Morgan. ID. D., Of Baltimore
performed the service, assisted by Rev. John F.
Goucher, D. D., president of the woman's
College, Baltimore. Gen. o. o. Howard gave the
bride away.
The decorations were effective and beautiful
At the rear end Of the room a stately arch was
sprung above an altar decorated with smilax and
roses. In front Of the altar q snowy japanese
rug was laid on which rested the kneeling
cushion trimmed with rich old lace aud satin
ribbons. Handsome foliage plants were
grouped here and there, clinging vines over
hung doors and windows, and jardinieres and
! vases were filled with choicest lilies and roses
shedding sweet perfume everywhere The
staircase was changed into an avenue of
emerald. fine feathery vinces interlacing the
balustrade. In the dining room golden rod
| was the CHI osen emblem
Promptly at o'clock the officiating clergy
men entered the room and passed within the
altar. followed by the groom and his best man.
! who stood without the fowery rail The Young
bride entered. leaning upon the arm of Gen
! Howard, The bride wore an exquisite robe of
white faille en- train. with high corsage daintiy
trimmed with chiffon wrought in hemstitch,
while the bridal veil fell in soft folds over the
| entire robe. Her only ornament a true
lovers knot Of pearls. and her bouquet was
composed of Puritan roses tied with white satin
| ribbons. The bridesmaid wore beautiful robe
OF embossed India silk. cut en- train the high
corsage trimmed richly with rutfies of lace and
caught with 4 diamond pin. She carried La
France roses. The pretty little maid of honor
wore dainty dress of white silk and WOOL
beautifully trimmed with lace and ribbons and
white roses on her breast. The bride is the
daughter of the late Capt. Henry Hubbard
Pierce of the army and granddaughter of the
| late Re'. Ii. Newton Brown OF Washington.
The wedding gifts were numerous and very
elegant.
After receiving congratulations refreshments
were served and the bridal party took the
western express. Mr.. Waters is the pastor Of
the First Methodist Episcopal Church in
Dubuque and will take his BRIDE at once to her
future home.
The guests of the evening we're Rev. DIR.
Morgan, Rev. John F. Goucher. Rev John Van
! Meter. professor Womau's College; the Misses
Van Meter of Baltimore. Mrs. and Miss Pierce.
mother and sister OF. The bride: Mr.. VIM. Waters
and Miss Waters of West Virginia. father and
sister of the groom; Maj. Gen. o. o. Howard.
i U.S.A.. and Lieut.. Godfrev Macdonald of his
staff. Miss Mary Ollie of Morgantown. W. Va,
Mr.. Edward StarrZman Elliott of Kingwood
! ". Va. Dr. Marcus p Hatfield. Mrs. Hatfield
Of Chicago, Rev. DR.. Earl Cranston. Mrs. Gran
ston of Cincinnati, Ohio, Mrs. Gen. Crook Of
Oakland. Md. Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur David
son, Mrs. Arminius Hank Of Martinsburg, Mrs
Holloway of Wheeling, Rev. Millard Pell. Mrs.
Vincent Of Buffalo, Mrs. Hardy, Mrs Howe.
Miss McLain. Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Baldwin. Miss
Baldwin. Mrs. ]. d. Lynch, Miss Lynch. Miss
Paddle r. Brown. Miss Kate P. Brown. aunts Of
the bride; Mrs. Lloyd. Mr. and Mrs. Roger C.
Giascoek and Miss Elizabeth Fletcher, all Of
Washington.
E. II. Hart Of 900 X street will return Sep
TENDER from the mountains Of Pennsylvania
Mrs. G. J. Drew and daughter Edith Of New
Jersey avenue have returned to the city after
two months absence in Maryland.
Mr.. Peterson and family have gone to Sara
toga for a short vacation.
Mrs. II. A. Morgan and daughter. Miss Laura
Morgan. of 1924 street left Saturday morning
for White Sulphur Springs, to be gone several