Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-28

a Pretty Wedding Today-Psrsenal Matters
Of General Interest.

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! a Pretty Wedding Today-Psrsenal Matters
/ OF General Interest.
A quiet wedding took place at Trinity Church
this morning. which was Of particular interest
| to the residents Of Washington because of the
longtime residence Of the brides people in the
city. The bride ives Miss Katharine Roane,
daughter Of Mrs Mary B. Acker, and the
1 groom Mr.. Joseph Bodger Marvin. The Altar
was decorated with masses OF palms. The
ushsrs were Mr.. Albert 81. Shiliington, Mr..
Lewis q. Thompson, Mr.. Alfred J. Clarke, Mr.,
Edward Trenchard Price, Mr.. Walter f. Rod
gers and Mr.. William Mortimer, who wore
bride entered the church leaning upon
the arm of her brother, Mr.. william
Acker, and met the groom e the altar, Dr.
Magruder Muncaster acting as best man. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Thomas
s. Addison, ID. The bride, . petite brunette
was attired in . travelling dress of mastic brown
| broadcloth, short and full in the skirt trimmed
| with graduated bands of dark brown velvet
and Q brown velvet girdle. The sleeves were
full, and large brown felt and velvet hat and
gloves the shade of the dress completed a
most becoming toilet She carried q bouquet
Of American beauty roses tied with long pink
satin ribbons. While the bridal party was en-
tering Prof. Jeco played the wedding march
from Lohengrin and 20 Promise Me" during
| the ceremony. The notes Of Mendelssohn's
| Among those present were Mrs. Mary B.
Acker Miss Susie and Miss Tillie Acker, mother
and sisters Of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Roane. Miss Disney Of Boston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph shillington, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eberly
and Col and Mrs. Seaton and Mr.. Joseph L.
Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin have gone to
New York, where they will remain for two
| weeks. They will be ct home to their friends
on Wednesday, March Is, from to II pm, at
| 1920 Riggs place.
Senator and Mrs. Eugene Hale gave tea
| yesterday afternoon for their friends to meet
guests. 1t is needless to say that there WAS
| very large and very distinguished company
| present The hostess and Mrs. Evarts received
| together in the white drawing room. Miss
Evarts. Mrs. Cockrell. Mrs. Arson McCook,
Mrs. Wadsworth Of New York and Mrs. Wilmer
ding assisted in receiving In the dining room
Miss Morton and Miss Stoughton did the honors
at the tea table. Among the guests were
the Vice President and Mrs. Morton. Count
and Countess Sponneck, Mrs. Romero,
Baron Fava, MIR. and Mrs. A. c..
Barney, Senator and Mrs. Washburn, Senator
and Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. and Miss Sheriff.,
| Senator and Mrs. Davis. Mrs. John r. Mclean,
Mrs. William ". Johnston, Senator Hiscock,
Mrs. and Miss Foster. Mrs. Edward L. Platt
Senator and Mrs Gibson, Mrs. William E.
Chandler, Senator and Mrs. Cullom. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Gordon Hardie, Senator and Mrs.
Hansbrough, Mrs. and Miss Teller, Mrs. and
| Miss Dawes, Mrs. and Miss Villas, Representa-
tive and the Misses Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Slack. Miss Edes, Mrs. Linda Ball and
Mrs. Joseph Carey.
Mrs. A. A. Wilson has cards out for a tea on
Friday afternoon, from 4 to 6, to meet Mrs.
! Henry Perrine of Buffalo.
Mrs. Noble will be at home to her friends to-
morrow afternoon after o'clock.
Mrs. and Miss Rusk will not be at home to
| tom, cd NY aft
Mrs. Florence B. Solger will no. be at home
next Wednesday, but will be during the re-
naming Wednesdays of the season.
Miss Stella V. Curtis OF Capitol Hill enter
tanned her friends at a progressive euchre party
last evening. Miss Mabel Doris captured the
ladys first prize and Mr.. r. E. Wilson the gen.
tleman's. MIR. William N. Moore and Mrs.
Gibbs came in for the boobies. Among those
l present were Mrs. Gibbs, Svbl Weidermann,
Madaline Turner. Edna Tune. Kathryn Ham,
NETT, Carrie Taft. Mae Trader, Ely Wilson,
| Dora Breuninger. Mabel Doris. Maude Clay
| ton, Messrs. William n. Moore. Frank Taft. h.
E. Wilson. DR.. Hammett. Frank NJ. Stafford,
Z. p Parker, B. c. Spransy, VIM. H. Hopkins,
c. B. Cutler, C. II. GLADDEN. and E. s. Ken
nedy.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Fink have returned
from their wedding tour north. and will be at
home to their friends on Thursdays. until
further announcement is made, at 1913 YER
mont avenue northwest.
| st. Andrews P. E. Church was crowded last
evening by relatives and friends to witness the
marriage of Miss Lillian MayDelle HEREFORD to
| Mr.. John Martin Henderson. The church
chancel was lined with palms, thus forming an
effective background for the wedding party.
! The ushers. Mr.. ". Mex. Clayton. Mr. J. Ed
ward Williams. Mr.. Harry Human. Mr.. s. r.
Nichols, Mr.. Fred Hartford and Mr.. John
Roney Of Philadelphia, preceded the bridal
party up the aisle. The maid of honor. Miss
Nell Eertford of Galveston. Tex, cousin of
! the bride, Immediately preceded her. The bride,
On the arm OF her father. was met at the cbancel
rail by the groom. with his best man, Mr.
| Edgar Henderson. The wedding gown was of
| white bengaiine with pear, passementerie trim
ming. and the brides veil fastened with a
wreath os orange blossoms brought from Florida
| by a friend of the bride. The bouquet was OF
| bride roses ana maidenhRir fern. The maid of
| honor wore az elegant Marie Antoinette gown
OF pink brocade and carried bouquet o. La
| France roses. The wedding ceremony Was per-
| formed by Rev. DIR. Perry. assisted BY the Res.
| Mr.. Gray. After the wedding large reception
| followed at the home OF the brides parents, No.
| 1412 Park street. Mount Pleasant, which YVES
beautifully decorated with potted plants and
cut flowers. MIR. and Mrs. Henderson left on
| the late train for New York, from thence sailing
| for Kingston, jamaica where they will spend
! their honeymoon. Upon their return they will
| reside in Washington.
| Among the guests at the reception were
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Henderson, Miss Florence
| Henderson. Lieut.. Andrew j. Henderson and
| wife of Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Hender-
son, Mrs. H. C. Kroh OF New York, Mrs. Little
hale of Boston. Mr.. and &rs. schuyler of New
| York, Miss Stivers OF Burlington. Iowa. Mrs.
| Stoner OF jacksonville. Fla. Dr. J. ". Little,
Benz. W. Holman and wife. DR.. Tompkirs and
| wife, Dr.. and Mrs. Bsggett, Miss Bsggett. Mai.
| and Mrs. Saxton. Miss Minnie Saxton. Miss
Louise Saxton, Miss Matte Saxton, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. c. Martin, Miss Martin, Capt. and Mrs.
Lay, Miss Lay, Miss Rodgers, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Emil Belinser. Mrs. Philips, d.. and Mrs. Gray
i MIR. and Mrs Mcleod, Mr.. James Henderson,
| Nr. Richard Henderson. Mrs. Kennedy Camp
bell. Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall, Miss Clayton, Mr..
G. Keys. Mr.. Keen Lewis, Mr.. Fulton Lewis,
| Mr.. Harry G. Grove.
| The couple left on the 11:35 train for New
York. sailing thence by Atlas line steamer Alene
FOR Kingston. Jamaica. for a stay Of four weeks.
| They will make their home in Washington.
! Miss Florence Dudley of Capitol Hill will
give a dance Friday evening to meet her broth
| ers who are home for a short time