Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-15


Lynch OF Wilkesbarre, the bridesmaids we're
Miss Mary Quay, daughter OF Senator NJ. :.
Quay; Miss Kate Baldridge Of Hollidsysburg,
Miss Mabel WEIGH OF New Haven. Conn: Miss
Beth Archibald OF Scranton and Niss Susan II.
stetson and Miss Florence Brown OF Washing
ten. Lieut.. Samuel Dunney was the hes; man
and the ushers were Lieuts. W. A. Holbrook
C Il. Stewart. 7. Bentley Mott, P. J. b straub
and Josep Kahnal of West Poin. and Lieut. j.
f. r. lands OF Fort Myer.
The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth Carkson
Thompson. daughter OF e1-Gov. Hugh 5.
Clevelsnd's assistant secretary o. the treasury.
to NJ. James Grier Zachry took place st 80
o'clock last night in 81. Thomas Church, New
York.
She was attended BY her sister. Miss Caro-
line thompson, whose gown was OF yellow
bengaline made in the empire fashion. She
carried a bouquet Of dssodils. There were no
bridesmaids.
Lieut.. James Il. Oliver. U. S. ". was best
man The ushers were Mr. Frederic d. Nc
Kenny OF Washington, Mr.. Roland R. Conklin.
Mr.. Wlioughby ". sharpe and Mr.. Gary
Hutchinson OF New York The ceremony,
which was performed BY the Rev. DR.. John
Wesley Brown. was followed by n reception at
the house Of the brides parents, 81 East SD
street.
Another Of yesterdays teas was given by
Mrs. J. +. Batchelder, from TO T. The pretty
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with handsome palms and cut flowers and the
soft lights and bright faces Of the young assist
ants made a picture suggestive Of fairy land.
Mrs. Batchelder received her guests In q be-
coming gown Of black silk and pink crepe and
was ably assisted by Mrs. Senator Gallinger OF
New Hampshire, who has made many friends
during her stay in Washington. The decora-
tions of the dining room were red and yellow
tulips. At the tea table Miss Florence Platt
and Miss George Lightfoot served chocolate
and ices. Miss Fairly in pink silk and Miss
Storm in a gown of cream and heliotrope also
| assisted. Among the many callers were: Mrs.
Gen. Paul, Mrs. Lieut. Hosley, Mrs. Douglass
Scott, Mrs. Senator marlborough, Mrs. ii.
Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Dunning. Mrs. Senator
Perkins. Miss Maury. Mrs. W. Ii. Weed. Gen.
T. \. Batchelder. Representative and Mrs. J.
ID. Taylor, Mrs. DIR. Hood. Mr.. and Mrs J. F.
Hood, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Conard. Mr.. Chas Z.
Coon. Mrs. and Miss Stiokney, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
VI. Tonson, Mrs. Currier, Miss Harrison, Mrs.
Col Owens, DIR. and Mrs. Tarleton Bean. Miss
Van Hook Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Davidge, Mrs.
+. E. Storm. Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. .. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ McLachlen, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. NJ. Saunders, Mrs. Tiffany, Mrs. and Miss
Hieston, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Marchand. Mrs.
Jas. Taylor, Mrs. L. II. Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Apple, Mr. and Mrs. Heiskell. Mrs. and Miss
Tucker. Mr.. and Mrs. Holton, DIR. Geo. n.
Acker. Messrs. Dabney Harrison, c. c. Tucker.
J. A. Massie. y. q. Sexton, W. II. Gallinger.
Frederick Merritt. W. ii. Chendenin, {. b.
keferstein and many Others.
Ex-senator Palmer is here and yesterday
afternoon attended some of the teas being pre-
sented at Mr.. and Mrs. Beriah wilkins enter
tanment for Mrs. Potter Palmer. Mr. Palmer
grows younger with each return to Washington.
He reports Mrs. Palmer well and their four
year-old adopted son more attractive and ir-
resistible every day.
Mrs. Potter Palmer, during her previous
visits to this city, has never had time TO enjoy
the Inequalities extended to her as she has at
present. She returns 20 Chicago ON Friday.
Senator and Mrs. Brice give her dinner to-
morrow night.
Miss Lula II. Smith of 92s street north
west. after spending several weeks with friends
in Norfolk, Va, has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Williamson Of Duluth,
Mimi, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Berry at
3O05 Beall street, Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Judson OF Saratoga
Springs are the guests Of Mr.. j. II. Patrick on
Massachusetts avenue.
Mr.. Judson was appointed postmaster Of
Saratoga Springs by President Grant and held
the Office for sixteen years.
Senator Stockbridge will give dinner to-
night in honor of Senator SAWYER. The guests
will be the gentlemen of the committees Of post
offices and post roads and commerce of the
Senate, with Congressman Burrows and L. b.
The residence of Dr. and Mrs. l.. 8. Wider
man was thronged with guests Monday evening.
the occasion being that of violet tea. The
hostess wore a magnificent gown OF black ben
galine with canary velvet Those assisting we're
Miss Meeks, in pink crepe; Miss Mamie Meeks,
red bengalne and velvet of the same shade;
Miss Bessie Latham. in gray duchess satin,
and Miss Cummins presided over the orange
ade. The dining room table had an immense
bowl of violets for a centerpiece. and at one
end Miss Florence Brian poured chocolate and
opposite her Miss Mary Boss poured coffee
DIR. Townsend rendered beautiful music on the
autoharp.
pretty wedding took place last evening in
the Assembly's Presbyterian Church, that of
Miss Bessie Dillon and Mr.. Chas. J.. Sturtevant
both of Mt Pleasant. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Geo. q. Little. The ushers
were Messrs. Warren s. Young George 4. Pre-
vost. J. Nota McGill, Horace Dodge, Vernon E.
Hodges and DIR. L. l.. Harlan. Miss Rose
Dillon. sister of the bride, maid of honor
and Miss Minnie Ssxton and Miss Janney were
bridesmaids. The bridal party was met at the
base of the pulpit by the groom. accompanied
by his brother. Mr.. Fred Sturtevant, acting as
best man. After the ceremony the guests re-
turned to the homo of the brides parents in
Mt. Pleasant, where an enjoyable reception was
held. The couple were the recipients Of many
valuable and handsome presents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sturtevant left last night for short trip north.
Miss Hennie Minister has returned home after
a visit TO her cousin, Mrs. Victor II. Wolf Of
Philadelphia.
Miss Louise Beatrice McKelden Of 5th street,
Capitol Hill. who has been SO i'll for the last
two weeks. is out again and will be pleased to
see her friends.
The coming event to the friends and relatives
of the members Of the L'Allegro Club is the
masquerade ball TO be given by them tonight
The affair has been arranged by the committee,
Misses b. Grossart and Allie Bortle and Messrs
Thorn. hurry and E. Whit
Col. and Mrs. Treutland gave a progressive
eushre last evening at the Hotel Livingstone.
There tie between Mrs. Anna Hodson
Welck, Miss Grace Warren and Miss Wilson for
the ladies' first prize, and between Col. Treut-
land. Mr.. Claughton and Mr.. Percy Marshall
for the gentleman first.
The dancing reception Of battery A. Light
Artillery, ID. O. Y. G.. was given at National
Rifles Armory last evening. The occasion was
most enjoyable and the dancing was particle
pated in by a large number of the young people
Of the city. The hall was decorated with flags
and palms.
The tea given bv Mrs. Col L. Caldwell at her
residence, 1859 Q street northwest. yesterday
| from 8 TO was one Of the most charming
social parties Of the season. The house was
beautifully bedecked with pink hangings and