Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-13

Miss Boyd. the Misses Casey. Rev. Clarencs
Bispham, Mr.. Jesup Blair Mr.. z. Whiting,
Mr.. Paul johnson, Mrs. Ewing. Mrs and
Miss Hazletine, Miss Lulie Williamson.
Mr.. Alfred Homer, Miss Delafield, Mr. Rob-
ert Cummins Miss Belle Armstrong.
Miss Lieber will give a tea to young peo-
pie today from 4 to to meet Miss Palms OF
Detroit
The Misses Sedgiey viii give a tea on FRI
day afternoon from 4 to O'Clock at their
home l71s Massachusetts avenue. to meet
Miss Burgess.
Mrs. Oliver Perrin of Cincinnati gave a
reception on December 5 in honor OF the
return OF her son and daughter-in-law Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Perrin, from their wedding
trip. The bride. who was formerly Miss
in pale mauve and white silk, with fisrihs
skirt; the low, round corsage was finished
with lace, thickly studded with dia nond
Jewels. A long chain of pearls was worn
around her neck. and she carried a superb
bunch Of hyacinths and orchids. Mrs Oliver
Perrin took great pleasure in Introducing
her new daughter-in-law 20 the large circle
of friends who attended the brilliant event.
Mrs. Nelson Perrin of Baltimore and Mrs
Frank Perrin Of Cincinnati assisted In dis
pensing the Inequalities of Mrs. Oliver
Perin's elegant home.
Mrs ID. ]. Brewer. wife OF Associate Jus
tice Brewer, and Miss Brewer have cards
out for IAN home Thursday. December
debut of Miss Brewer
Mrs. Charles G. Duiin will commence her
Tuesday receptions after New Year.
Mrs Hobson, who has been In Europe the
last year, has returned and is again estab-
lished in her street home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halliday. who have been
away from this city nine months. most OF
which they spent at their country place az
Tuxedo Park, are now back again at their
residence on street.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Brooke are visiting the
latter's parents. Col and Mrs. Wilson
Mrs. John Gray Foster will not be at
home on Wednesday, December Is, owing
to illness In her family.
Quite a number of little girls gathered at
the residence Of Alice Barnes last evening.
the occasion being her seventh birthday.
After dancing refreshments were served
The residence Of Mrs. Helen Spalding. s19
22d street northwest. was yesterday even
ing. at 100 O'Clock. the scene of very
pretty home wedding. the contracting par
ties being Mr.. Morris w. Waters ana Miss
Katie A. Spalding. both Of this city. Rev.
DR. Joel Brown Official ted. Miss Annie G.
Spalding. sister of the bride, acted as brides
maid and Mr.. z. W. Ednonston as best
man. After the reception the bride and
groom left for New York on the 10 O'Clock
train.
A special meeting OF the board Of lady
managers of the Garfield Hospital win bs
held in the parlor of WIZARDS Hotel Sat-
! urday, December 16 at II 80 am.
Mrs. Oliver p. Morton. widow of the late
senator Morton of Indiana is visiting MrS.
jeremiah NJ Wilson OF HIP I street
A pretty wedding took place last evening
| at 6 O'Clock at the Calvary NJ. E. Church
Georgetown. The bridal couple were Mr.
Walter w. Hummer of Virginia and Mins
Lula, youngest daughter of Jas ID. and Elixs
Fowler of this city. The ceremony was per
| formed by Rev. Mr.. Black. The bride vas
handsomely attired In a gown of white silk
trimmed in ribbon and lace, and carried q
large bouquet Of bridal roses. The maid OF
honor. Miss Alta Thompson, wore cream
henrietta. trimmed in ribbon and lace and
carried pink roses. The ushers were Messrs
Norman L. Sansbury. Jas. Hummer. Harold
Deval and Chas. Moran. Mr.. Cropley rem.
| dered the march. The church was filed
with friends of the young couple.
| Miss Adele Matthiessen, daughter Of Mr.
| and Mrs. w. +. Matthiessen, and Lieut.
George Preston Blow of the navy were
| married at La Sale. Ill, last Wednesday
Miss Emma Matthiessen. sister OF the bride
preceded the bride as flower girl and Miss
Grace Hayes of Chicago was maid Of honor
The best man was Lieut.. George Barnett
| U. s. marines.
Owing to illness in the family Mrs Isaac
Cans viii not receive tomorrow.