Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24
WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
A brilliant Wedding ~ the brazilian Legs-
ticn Tonight-Personal Mention.

Amelia de Mendonca, second daughter of the
Brazilian minister. 10 Mr.. Archibald j. F. Nc
kean OF Chicago will take place this evening at
the Brazilian legation. Although il will be sur
rounded by all the usual formalities OF an I'M
portsnt nuptial event, only family PARTY viii
be present to witness IL. The groom's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Mexican. are OF, for the
wedding. The brides sisters Will be her at
PENDANTS and the best man viii be the erOom's
brother. There win be four groopIsmen,
mainly college friends of the groom at Yale.
The marriage of Miss Nina Gunior. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. z. p. Gunion. TO Mr.. Harry
Viewers Baldwin Of Providence. and managing
editor of the Telegram in that city. took place
last night at Hamline Church in the presence Of
very large and very greatly interested
audience of friends. All around the platform
and reading deck an effective decoration Of
palms and blooming chryssuthemums made a
tasteful background for the grouping Of the
bridal party. The clergyman VINO offcisted was
Rev. Albert S. Todd, pastor OF the church.
The ushers. who were kept busy till
the last moment seating the guests. were: Mr.
H. o. Netteton, Mr.. j. J. Fisher Mr. Frank
Calhoun and Mr.. Edward Hasbrouck. They
preceded the bridesmaids down the aisle and.
following the old-fashioned custom. escorted
them up again after the bride and groom PASSED
out In this bunch of pretty girls were Miss
Baldwin, the groom's sister; Miss Cowhng. Miss
Bracket. Miss Webb. Miss Hay. Miss Laura
Walker. Miss Blasland and Miss Grace Walker
Mr.. Walter n. Weston OF Worcester. Mass.
was best man.
largely attended reception followed at the
residence of Mr.. Gunion. 927 d street. The
newly married couple stood TO receive the con-
gratulatlons Of their friends in the flower
decked parlor. Later in the evening Mr. and
Mrs Baldwin started on n wedding trip before
settling down in their future home in Provi-
dence Among their friends present at the
ceremony and reception were Mr.. and Mrs
Blasland. Mr.. and Mrs. Boorhaem Mr. and
Mrs. Philip S.Gunion, Mr.and Mrs Thos Roach
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ludgste, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Doyle. Miss Rathbone, Miss Newton.
Or. and Mrs. Donohue. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Rawlings, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lake. Mr. and
Mrs. Job Barnard. Mr.. and Mrs T. r.. Tvner,
Mrs. Alexander Kent. Mrs. James Hood. Mr..
and Mrs. Woodworth. Mr.. and Mrs. :. A. Six
bury, Mr., and Mrs. J. u. Croissant. Mr.. and
Mrs {. Coombs, Miss Beulah Parsons. Mr. Ed
Robinson. Mr.. J. J. Fischer, Mrs. H. T. Hall
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph QuInter
Miss Annie O'Connor and Mr. Joseph J.
Crowley were married last evening at St
AloysIus Church by Res. Father Dolan assisted
by Rev. Father Gillespie. Mr. T.. {. Gatcholl
and Mr.. VIM. Crowley were the Sroomsmen and
Miss Katie O'Connor and Miss Alice Crowley
the bridesmaids. The ushers were Messrs. J.
T. Crowley, II. A. Fitzgerald, F. d. Council.
L. +. keane. III. +. Drake and i. A. Van ReutL.
Among those present were Mr., and Mrs. O'Con-
nor, Mr.. and Mrs. Crowley. the Misses sullivan,
Mr.. S. q. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Thomp-
son, Mr.. and Miss Hart. Miss Lyons, Miss Peter
son and the Misses Waters.
The glamor which always surrounds social
event in which the cadet prominently figures
has lost none OF Its attractiveness. The first
hop of the season last night ~ Annapolis was
largely attended and proved an occasion of
great pleasure. The Annapolis bellies were re-
inforced by a few from this city, Miss Potts,
Miss Sigsbee and Miss Simpson. Lieut. Haw-
ley presented the guests to Mrs Knox. wife %
Lieut.. Commander Knox, who was the hostess
for the evening.
Gen. and Mrs. Moore entertained at dinner
last night a company Of friends includirs
Senator and Mrs. Dolph. Mr.. and Mrs. A. 4
Wilson. Mr. and Mr.. Charles Ffonlie.
Representative and Mrs. Outhwaite. Gen aud
Mrs. Rochester and Mr.. and Mrs Chas Apple
ton of Boston, who are here for brief stay.
very pretty home wedding took place last
evening at 1880 l4th street. when Mr.. and Mrs
J. g. Jones gave their daughter Olivia Guest,
In marriage to Mr.. Willard Averill Pollard OF
this city. Mr.. Random Pollard. brother of the
groom, acted as best man. The nuptial knot
was tied by Rev. DIR. J. q. Batter OF the La
ther Memorial Church in the presence OF
house full of aamirirg relatives and friends,
who fingered Tor an hour or more exchanging
pleasantres. The parlOrs were decorated vi a
flowers and evergreens and Refreshments were
served during the evening. The presents were
numerous and beautiful The bride wore q
travelling dress. The nesly welded pair left
for Boston. where they Will spend the honey
moon. ard will be at home Wednesday, in
January at $3.50 lith street, where they wlIliiye
until spring, when they expect to So to house
keeping.
Dumbarton Avenue Church was the scene of
pretty welding last evening. that of Miss
Irene Trexler and Mr.. George Rented The
pastor. Rev. George Elliot. performed the
ceremony. In the mach to the altar the bride
and groom were preceded bv the maid of
honor, Miss Neva Norton. and the best man.
Mr.. James Thomas. The bride was atiired ia
a becoming gown of soft cream cashmere.
beautifully trimmed with lace. In her hands
she carried superb bouquet of roses Miss
Thomas wore cream cloth trimmed with silk
and carried chrysanthemums. Miss Birch pre-
sided at the piano. After the ceremony the
newly married couple were driven to the home
of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Rented left ON a
short wedding trip later in the evening
The Georgetown assembly will inaugurate
their season OF 80 and '93 by dance on De
cember that promises TO eclipse in brilliancv
any heretofore given. Invitations TO the as
sembly's dances are eagerly sought for. Only
a few are issued. Invitations are already out
announcing as usual that Linthicnm Hall will
be the scene of the dance. Only four or possibly
five dances will be given during the entire
season.
In the presence of many RELATIVES and invited
friends Mr.. Antony Hanlon. jr.. Of Georgetown
and Miss Kate Foley Of New York were last
evening Joined in holy matrimony The cere-
mony took place in the brides own city, many
OF the grooms own friends going on to witness
1t. After their tour Mr.. and Mrs. Hanlon viii
take up their residence in Georgetown. their
house on 35th street being already TO receive
them.
At o'clock mass this morning Mr.. Joseph
Dent and Miss Bertha Allen. daughter Of DIR. y.
b. Allen. were married By Rev. Father Rocco
fort. The couple left Immediately on their
wedding trip.
Rev. Thos. S. Lee, rector of st. Matthew'S.
went to New York yesterday and will sail on
Saturday for Europe. 1t is understood that
he will be absent but a short time Rev.
Thomas 1. kervick. assistant rector. will be in
charge Of the parish during his absence
DR.. and Mrs. Krogstadt held delightful Sat
home" last evening at their residence. 9l6 10th
street. where they have been established bat
fey weeks. Mrs. and Miss Bacon, Mrs. Krog-
stadt's mother and sister. are here for the win
ter, and their Washington friends were de-
lighted to meet them again.
Mrs F. J. Halbert and Miss Hannah Ruhle of
Fairchance. Pa, are the guests of Mrs S. Car
mody of Capitol Hill