Evening star., 1893-11-02
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY,".
Wedding Of Miss Munson and Mr.. Thomu.
son Last Evening.
The Doll Bazaar for the Children's
Hospital-Personal Notes
of Interest.

The marriage Of Miss Evangeline Munson
and Mr.. William Mills ThompsoH Of San
Francisco. which took place last night at
O'Clock at the Church Of the Epiphany, at
tracted a large gathering of their friends
Mr.. Murray Addison ana Mr.. Mills Thomp-
son acted as ushers. They preceded The
pride and maid Of honor to the chan EEL the
bride coming in church with her father
MI. Harmon Munson. The groom and his
best man. Mr.. Marvin Thompson, met the
bride at the grill where the betrothal SER
vice was read by DR.. McKim, the couple
and their attendants passing in afterwards
to the altar steps for the rest OF the cere-
mony.
The bride wore a rich toilet of white
duchess satin. The skirt was made with
fashionable fullness and plainness, but the
high waist was nearly covered by the deep
bertha OF point applique lace. The bertha
was crossed in front and fastened on the
side by diamond and pearl star, the gift
OF the groom. Her tuile veil was fasteaed
to the hair under a cluster of orange bios
SONS. and her bouquet was of white
chrysanthemums. The maid Of honor, Miss
Katherine Storm, wore yellow and " hite
striped peina trimmed with yellow ribbon
and her bouquet was of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS.
A reception followed at the residence of
Mr. ana Mrs Munson. on street, at which
only the relatives of the couple and The
bridal party were entertained Later in the
evening Mr. and Mrs. Thompson went TO
New York, the brides travelling dress be-
ing OF black and old rose striped oheviot
aney VIII be back again by Monday ard
expect to leave the following day for San
francisco, where they will make their
future home at the Preside, In that city
Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Middleton and
Mrs. Howison, wife of the commandant Cf
the Mare Island navy yard who accountant
led Mr.. Thompson here for the wedding
Will all return with the couple the whole
party travelling in the private car Fran
CISCO"
Prof. and Mrs. Carl Barus have taken a
mouse Tor the winter. at ISIS 2Sth street
Mrs. Barus, who has been detained in the
country by the serious illness of her little
boy, has now returned.
Mrs. Eunice Ward and Mrs p ], Nc
Henry will spend several weeks visiting
relatives in New York and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Cutter will be at
home to their friends on Thursday even
ings through November, at their new resi-
oence. 1914 Pennsylvania avenue.
MI and Mrs. Borrowsw. King. formerly Of
12l3 l. street. have purchased a home at
Iakoma, where they have permanently
| located.
Miss Rosa Buchanan Of New York is Wis
iting her aunt Mrs. r. Byrd Lewis, No.
ieoS 18th street, Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Barbour left the
city yesterday for New York and will sail
on the French steamer Saturday for Hayre
After short stay In Paris they will go TO
switzerland, where they will place their
son, Master Fred. at school Their present
purpose Is to spend the winter at Athens
ana In voyage up the Nile. reaching Rome
IN time for the great festivities there at
Easter. They will in all probability remain
ABROAD Tor year or more. Their residence
on hhode Island avenue has been leased to
Mr.. Arnold Hague. whose marriage with
Mrs. Walter Howe of New York is an
| nounced for the 18th Of this month.
Mrs. g. A. Griffith chaperoned a party of
| young people out to Bellview on Tuesday
night, where they were entertained an the
| residence of Mr. and Mrs. +. Messeneer
Among those present were Mrs. Biar, the
Misses Clements. HALEY, Trumble VAIN
wright, Simpson, Humphreys. Heiges Per-
klns. Richards. and Messrs. Messenger.
Griffith. Otterback. Cook, Crier, Mead
Clements. Wainwright, Suit. McKenney'
F'ugitt, Briggs. Herman and Watts.
Miss Flora Rhees gave a Halloween par
ty. and among those who attended were the
Misses Helen Smith, Josie Perkins. F. W.
Wilson, L. Wilson, Margaret Tyler, Maize
| Brown, Daisy Davis, Ola Brockett, Zue
Brockett Mae McCauIey Emily SprouI.
Daisy Mullett Nina Beall, Louise Witherow.
4 Knees. MASSrS
Mohun, Young, Aspinwall Ashford, Mat
| thews Bergen, Gerry, McCauley, Hufty,
| Clephane. Pierce, Wilson and Rhees
The ladies who are in charge OF the pro-
| posed dolls bazaar for the benent of the
! Children's Hospital have found a warm
| friend for their undertaking in Mr. John r
Mclean, who has rendered them the use of
| the first floor OF his offices In the old Morris
mansion on the corner of 18th street and
Vermont avenue for the two days needed
1 for the bazaar.
With this admirable location secured. the
ladies have fixed upon Friday and Saturday
The Sth and 9Th days of December for hold
| ing the bazaar. A number of ladies promi-
nent in official and social circles have
| rendered their services as patronesses ana
it is expected from the interest already
| shown In Its success that IL will prove ar
tractive to all the friends of that worthy
| charity.
| Miss Kate Cariey gave a Halloween party.
and during the evening Mr. Walter Nolan.
| Mr.. Michael Green and Miss Rose Nolan
sang.
| The dining room was beautifully decorated
| with chrysanthemums and cut flowers and
| a table abundantly supplied with delicacies
! the center piece being a cake containing a
\ ring, which was drawn by Mr.. NJ. Green.
| The evenings entertainment closed with
| recitations by Mr.. p. 7. Moran
| Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs
| VIM. Carley, Mrs J. T. Green, the Misses
Callahan, Whalan. Nolan. Mclaughlin
| Whelan, Green. Logan, Carley, Parker and
4 Carley. and Messrs. John Green, Willie
| Whelan, Michael Green, John Carley Tom
Crowley, Walter Nolan, James G-eely and
| Mr.. p. T. Moran.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin s. Exley were at
home to their many friends at their resi-
| dence. 1909 18th street northwest yesterday
| evening, the event being a reception upon
| the return from their bridal trip 10 Chicago
| Among those present were Mr. and Mrs
| Arthur Hendricks and Mr.. and Mrs. L s.
| Exley. parents of the bride and groom, res
pectively; Mr.. Geo. b. Chittenden. Miss Mira
! Chittenden, Mrs. Delano. Mr. Wilbur De-
| lano Mr.. Harry Davis, Mrs. and Miss Davis
| Mrs. J. E. McCabe and the Misses McCabe
Mrs. Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. N ]. Adams
| Miss Maude Lipscomb Mr. A. w. Hen
| bricks. Mr.. r. NJ. Hendricks, Mrs s T.
| Goff, Miss Nellie Sommerville, Mr. Glare
! Exley, Mr.. Sidney Exley, Miss Mamie
| Dickey, Miss Lilly Bartlett, Mrs Geo. A,
Bartlett, Mrs. and Miss Parmeater. Mr. r.
| S. Peck, Miss Emily Peck, Miss Josie Peck.
! Miss Matte Saxton, Mr.. and Mrs. Lisear
| Mr.. and Mrs. Emery, Mr.. and Mrs Geo
| Rose, Miss Matte Saxton, Miss Mira Roby.
| Miss Nellie Ball. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Camp.
| bell. Miss Nellie Carter, Mr.. Ben Davis. Nr
Rouncerville and the society of King 5
Daughters.
| Mr.. G. A. Marmion, son of DR.. Geo. II
| Marmion, and Miss Kate Burns, both of
this city. were married at the Cathedral in
| Baltimore on Saturday, October 2s
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clipper, who returned
a few days ago from their wedding trip.
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