Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-07
SOCIAL MATTERS,
The Halford-Bencdict Wedding Today
Where Well-Known People Will Summer

The Halford- Benedict wedding Today
Where Well-Known People Will Summer.
Miss jeanette, daughter of Mai. E. W. Hal
ford. formerly private secretary to President
HARRISON was married today at Nottingham.
England, to Mr.. Edmund A. Benedict of
New York. The ceremony was per-
formed in the Cathedral Church of st.
Mary's. at one altar Of which nearly sixty years
ago the grandmother Of the bride was married.
in the presence of the family and relatives Of
Major and Miss Halford and friends from Paris
and London
The young couple met in the White noun
tains in the summer of 1892 and were fellow
passengers on the steamer New York from
New York to Southampton in February last,
and the courtshp has been one of the interest
ing incidents to the American colony
In Paris, especially those who are
connected with the Boring Sea arbitra-
ton now in progress in that city, After
tour through Europe Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict
Will return to the United States early in Sep
TENDER and will probably make their home in
Brcokline. one Of the suburban towns OF Bos-
ton Mr.. Benedict is twenty-six years Of age
and belongs to prominent family in New York
and Massachusetts,
Mrs j. E. Tamson of Upperville. Va, is Wis
itlng her daughter, Miss HELEN, at 424 East
Capitol street.
Mrs. Capt Chambers, mother of Mrs. DR..
English, returned home today after a visit of
four weeks in the city.
The marriage of Mr.. Dennis Guilty and Miss
Maggie Carpenter, which was published yes-
terday, viii not take place until tomorrow
evening.
The marriage of Miss Clara White Reigart to
Mr.. David Powell Walhaupter will take place
this evening at $50 at the Fourth Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs L. Laramore, who spent last summer in
Washington with her sons, A. VI. and T. NJ
Quarles, the former of the United States geo.
logical survey. has returned to the city from
Nashville, Tenn. accompanied by her daughter.
Miss Birdie Carrie. who has just graduated from
the Peabody Normal College Of that city.
Brig. Gen. L. A Carr, U. S. A., with Mrs
Carr, will leave the city tomorrow for West
Point After witnessing the graduation exer-
cises at The Military Academy they will visit
some of the New England resorts. and when
cooler weather prevails propose visiting the
worlds fair.
At the marriage tomorrow at Epiphany
Church Of Miss Alice Condit Smith and Mr.
Cyrus Field Judson Of New York Few. DIR. Nc
Kim will ofiiciate and the choristers from St
Johns will sing. There will be four brides
maids. Miss Grace Condit Smith. who will
make her debut the coming winter; Miss Mary
Osborne Condit Smith. another sister. who is
still in school, and Miss Mary Anderson of
Richmond and Miss Helen Williams of Buffalo
All the ushers will be New York men save Mr..
Van Ness Phillip Of this city. They will be
Messrs. j. Condit Smith. Frank Roosevelt
Theodore Havemeyer, Coleman Williams
Pedro Franche. Norman de r. Whitehouse and
l~,l Il ,,-,r< l.
The grooms brother, Mr.. William Francis
Judson.
The wedding breakfast will be given at the
residence of Justice Field. because the house is
so much roomier than Mrs. Condit Smiths
that adjoins it. Only the bridal party, the out
of-town friends who will be here anG few per-
sonal friends are invited. The bride has re-
ceived a great quantity Of superb presents.
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Clover have
started on their long journey across the conti-
nent to California. where they will spend most
of the summer at their Napa ranch, SO re-
nowned for its picturesque beauty.
Mrs. Hazen and Mrs. Washington Mclean
have closed their K street home and are off to
Beverly, Mass, for the summer, where Mira
Bugher went nearly month ago. The latter's
son is conspicuous among the coach owners at
Beverly, in the driving Of which he takes great
pleasure.
Mrs. Ross Thompson and her young son will
summer at Deer Park, where they will 60
shortly.
Senator and Mrs. Sherman are still here en-
joying the comforts OF their new home
Mrs. Covarrubias is still at Atlantic City,
where she has been greatly benefited in
health. Shortly after her return here about
the 18th. she will go TO Deer Park for the sum-
mer. with her interesting young family, and
where Mr.. Covarrubias can make frequent visits
to them.
Miss Lulu A. Barker of S12 c street, who has
been attending college in Staunton. Va. for
the past winter, returned home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. I. Luce had a pleasant
gathering at their home last evening. the occa-
sion being the fifth anniversary Of their
marriage. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. b. Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs. Gantz, Mr..
and Mrs. W. Phillips, Mrs. Yea, Miss L. Yea.
Miss Lena Bean, MIR. I. A. Mckee, Mr. and
Mrs. ". \. Bean, Mr.. c. Kimmill. Miss Annie
CAN'T, Miss Lena CAN'T. Mr.. E. S. Bean of
Baltimore. Miss Matte wanstall. Miss Laskie
Wanstall, Mr.. VIM. Bean. Miss l.. Smart, Mr.
II. Bean, Miss NJ. Bean, Mr.. Frank Luce. Miss
F. Bean. Miss F. Clark, Miss Maud Bean, Mr..
d. Bean.