Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-22
SOCIAL MATTERS,
Interesting Events of the Spring Season
Persnnal NnSa

The festivities at Kendall Green at the we'd
ding of Miss Gallaudet on SATURDAY. were Of
more than ordinary interest and beauty. The
warm brightness of the summer evening was
In marked contrast to the chilly DAYS lust
passed The scene presented by the walking
OF the bridal procession from President GAL
laudet's house through the picturesqe paths of
| the Green to the chapel was one the like of
which has seldom, perhaps never. been wit
messed before in Washington. The brides maid
| OF honor was her sister. Miss Catharine Gallau-
Diet, and the bridesmaids we're her cousins. Miss
Alice Trumbull of Philadelphia, Miss Edith
Gallaudet OF New York, Miss Rebecca Jameson
Marion Gallaudet. Prof. Kendalrs best
man was Prof. Edwin Morris HYDE
OF Lehigh University. and the ushers were the
brides cousin, DIR. Bern Budd Gallaudet OF
New York. and her brothers. Mr. Denison Gal
iaudet OF Altoona, Pa, Mr.. Edison F. Galiaudet
OF Yale University and Mr.. Herbert ID. Gallau-
oct, who has about completed his preparation
Tor Yale. As the wedding procession entered
tne chapel Dr. j. p. Caulfield PLAYED the Lo-
hengrin wedding march and the Meudelssohn
march as it retired. The profusion of the floral
decorations OF the chapel made one feel that
some OF the Astounding shrubs and flowers from
without had made their way into the interior.
| Immediately after the ceremony the wedding
party walked back to the home of the bride,
and soon the house was filled with her MANY
friends and not few of the grooms.
Miss Bessie Scott Smith, who has spent the
winter and spring with relatives here. left this
morning for New York. where she will spend a
week with her sister, Miss Edna, who is study
ing music there, after which they both will re-
turn to their home, Portsmouth, n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth William Clark. formerly Of
this city, have issued cards for the marriage re-
ception OF their daughter. Miss Cora Annetta.
and Mr.. Joseph Albert Jackson on Tuesday
evening. June 6, from until 10 o'clock, at l0l6
l4th street, Seattle, Wash.
The president, overseers and the trustees OF
the Columbian University have issued cards
for reception to be given the faculty Of the new
| school OF graduate studies on Thursday Nav
Is, between and O'Clock. at the university,
corner OF 18th and II streets.
The marriage of Miss Abbie Pearce Scott to
Dr. Robert W. Parker will take place on We'd
nesday at IL O'Clock at the church OF the
Covenant
Chief Engineer and Mrs. williamson have
issued cards for the marriage Of their daughter,
Miss Marie williamson, to Mr.. William Carvel
Hall on Saturday, June 8, ats o'clock. at ST.
Johns Church.
Mrs. John Hay has loaned the young ladies Of
the Church OF the Covenant her grounds corner
OF New York avenue and 18th street for lawn
fete. to be held FRIDAY evening The members
OF the reception committee are Misses Macfar-
land. +. Rheese, ID. Davis, V. Grafton, \. Niche
ner, NJ. Brown.
The Misses Carter Of Capital Hill entertained
the Progressive Euchre Club. Of which they are
members, Friday night. The prizes were won
by Miss Alice Treber and Mr. VIM Simons
first prizes; the BOBBY prizes, Miss Sadie Bates
and Mr.. Robert Lewis. Supper was served at
IL o'clock, followed by music and dancing
Among those present were the Misses Jessie
Marks, Alice Trieber. Mary Carter, Matte
Wade, Edith Carter, blanche Hodges. BERTHE
Hodges, Irene Carter, Mrs. Morsell, Misses
Swarztman and Sadie Bates, Messrs. Simms.
Trieber Lewis, Boyden. Bailey, Orme. Green.
Way. Jordan, Molby, Cameron, wingfeld and
DR.. Duffey.
Miss FANNY Costigan, daughter of the late
s. Costigan Of this city, whose article on the
intellectual women of the early church was
read before the congress of Catholic women
now in session at the worlds fair, il well known
in this city.
Miss Francis Augusterfer entertained her
Sunday school class of ST. Paul's English Luz
theran Church on Friday evening last at her
residence, 804 street northeast.
Several musical and vocal selections were
beautifully rendered by the young ladies, also
some fancy dancing.
Among those present were the Misses Gertie
Pond, Sallie Shaw, BERTHE Muth. Ella Reed.
Mamie Burns, Eva Betz, Emma Hendrich.
Blanche Corson, Selma Spelshouse. Ida Kieny,
Mamie Schmitt. Blandna Bushman, Nettie
Nav, Clare DeNeau, Katie Arenz and Mary
Augusterfer.
Mrs. James Edmunds Of 1870 18th stree,
north west, wife Of Mr.. James Edmunds of the
general land Office. and their daughter Katie
left today for an unlimited visit to Delaware.
The parsonage OF the First NJ. E. Church o,
Martinsburg. VIVA, was the scene Of a yer,
pretty wedding last Thursday, the CONTRACTING
parties being Miss Amelia Beall Chap
man, daughter Of the pastor OF the
church, Rev. William H. Chapman
| and DIR. George Frank Day, q prominent phy.
stefan of the town. The ceremony. which was
performed by the brides father, was attended
only by the immediate families and few
friends. After receiving congratula-
tons the happy. couple left fol
two weeks trip to the worlds fair. stoppins
at the home of the groom's parents in Beilaire
Ohio on their return journey. Mr.. Harry NJ
Chapman of this city and ". J. Capper OF Win.
chester, Va, were the usbers, the former also
acting in the capacity of best man.
DR.. and Mrs. ID. S. Lamb received many con
gratulstions at their home Saturday evening
last, the occasion being the celebration OF theii
silver wedding. They were assisted in receiyins
by Mrs. S. Scott Jones Of Philadelphia The mar
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table decorations were bride roses and ferns
silver candelabras with white shades In tnt
dining room the Misses Dckerson. Dame. in
cream silk. and Seaman, in pink silk. dic
the honors Of the refreshment table
| The gifts were numerous aud costly
A poem for the occasion was composed by Mrs
NJ. Longfellow Morris. Among thos present
were DR.. Robert Reyburn and family, Prof
and Mrs Gushing, DIR. George Ma
gruder, Prof. MCGEE, DIR. Anits
Vincent MCGEE, Mr.. and Mrs NJ q. Emery
DIR. and Mrs. John E. Bracket. Maj and Mrs.
Ssxton, DIR. and Mrs Mcconnell Profs Seaman
and Purvis, Mr.. and Mrs. Lothrop, Mis-,
Lothrop, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Fen
wick, Miss Ward. Mr.. and Mrs Ad
olson Smith. Miss Ada Smith, DR.
Heiberger. Miss Leighton, DIR. and Mrs
Janney. Mrs. NJ. Longfellow Morris, Rev. DR.
and Mrs. Gibson. Miss Steele. Mr.. and Mrs
Willis. DIR. and Mrs. Dufour, Mr.. and Mrs
| John Dixon, DIR. and Mrs. Baker
DR.. and Mrs. John Garrison. Mr.. and Mrs Jno
Hutchinson, Mrs. n. V. Wells. Mr.. Edward
DR.. and Miss Spachman. Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett
Mr. James L. Ewin. Prof. E. r. klemm. Mis-,
Lulu Facius, DR.. and Mrs. Hartleben, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Boyce.
DR.. and Mrs. Hamlin will be at home 1906
Connecticut avenue. Monday evening after z
| as usual and will be pleased to see acouaiut.