Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-25

the Daughters Of the Revolution was largely
| attended, many representatives, of distinguished
patriots being present In colonial style refresh
ments were served from an uncovered table Of
polished mahogany, and the rooms illuminated
by candles. Mrs. Hallowell was assisted in
receiving by Miss Elizabeth Lee Washington,
Mrs. Estes G.. Rathbone. Mrs. George H.
Shields. Miss Eugenia Washington, Mrs. Maria
G. Devereux, Mrs. Admiral Middleton, Mrs. A.
Howard Clarke, Mrs. Tarleton r. Bean. Miss
Hallowell was assisted by Miss Middleton, Miss
Wendell, Miss Msclay, Miss Keim, Miss Bynum.
Apretty wedding took place at the Great
Island Presbyterian Church Of Lock Haven,
Pa, on Thursday evening. The bridal couple
| were Miss Hadassah Carroll Lesher Of Lock
Haven and Mr.. George Edgar Fleming Of Wash
| ington, D. C. The church was tastefully dec
| GRATED for the occasion and was quite filed
| with the friends Of both parties. The bride
was attired in q beautiful empire gown,
| composed Of white faille, artistically arranged
| with an overdress Of exquisite flmy lace.
| Besides the usual veil and brides flowers she
wore ornaments Of diamonds. She was escorted
| to the front Of the church by her father. and
was preceded by the ushers and the maid Of
honor and the bridesmaids. The maid Of honor
was Miss Helen B. Lesher (sister OF the bride)
and the bridesmaids were Mis-. Hergesheimer Of
this city and Miss Mary ". Sherrick and Miss
Anne NJ. Kress Of Lock Haven, all Of whom wore
empire gowns OF pink silk silk bro
cade, the large pulled sleeves being Of
satin brocade, and each one carried Q
| bouquet Of the loveliest La France roses
The ushers were Msssrs. ]. Hogan Furst, L.
Macksy Hayes and Robert b. Lesher of Lock
Haven and DR.. Lswes D. Wilson and Messrs
Mortimer Whitehead, IT,, and W. Spencer Arm
strong Of this city.
The groom, attended by his best man, DR..
| Clarence @. Campbell of New York, met the
bride and conducted her to the altar, where the
Rev. DR.. Joseph Nesbit, assisted by the Rev.
Mr.. Pomeroy Of Mill Hall, performed the mar
riage ceremony. Afterward the bridal party
| . reception and supper were given to the guests.
After the festivities Of the evening were over
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Fleming started upon
their bridal journey in the east, from which
they will come to Warrington, where they will
make their home.
| pleasant masquerade party was given by
| the members Of the "Junior Pleasure Club
and tho friends ct the residence of Miss Grace
Parker, 4S9 9Th street southwest, last evening.
Games, music and dancing were enjoyed until
. late hour, whom the little folks repaired to the
| awaited them. Among those present were
Misses Marie Burnes, Hannah Dunn and sister,
Edith Rabbit, Bertha Hehelfnger, Rhrman-
trsut, Vernon, Lille Rabbit, Deborah ONeill,
Goldie Miller, Ella McDermott and Mary Can't
| well and Masters Yodsr, Miller, Vernon, Rab-
bitt, Isemann, Burnss, Csntwsll, Tucker,
Richold and Parker.
Mira Donohus viii hold her last at home
Monday from . to G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Catlin Of San Fran
cisco are Waiting thar parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. o. French Of 1888 street northwest.
The "Ksnilworth" Club held smother enjoy
abls meeting last Thursday night at the resi-
| dsncs Of Mr.. J. 7. DAILY.