Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-22

superb gown of blue and gray striped satin
with blue velvet sleeves and trimmings. Rev.
DIR. Bartlett will perform the ceremony. There
will be some intimate friends present at the
ceremony from New York and Indianapolis.
Some Of the cabinet families will be repre-
sented at the ceremony also. but all are invited
to the reception, to which about 100 guests are
expected. After short wedding trip Mr.
Arrick will take his bride to Baltimore to live
as his future occupation will be in that CITY.
Mrs. Miller viii. have time to see her daughter
settled there before the family return TO their
old home in indianapolis. Mrs. Mckee will be
present at the wedding tonight and the Presi-
dent wonld also attend were it not for his en-
gagement in New York
The reception given last night by Mrs. VIM.
ID. Cabell. vice president general of the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution, to the dele
gates and visiting members of that society
brought together in her hospitable home a COM
pany of more than ordinary distinction. Mr.
and Miss Cabell gracefully assisted the hostess
in entertaining the guests. The insignia of the
order, the distaff and wheel in the daughters
badges. and the blue and white button which
distinguishes the sons were noticeable on nearly
everybody present. Mrs. Cabell and the ma
tional board of officers. who received with her
stood near the middle drawing room door, and
while 1t was almost impossible to crowd such
spacious house there were animated groups in
every direction. All the rooms were tastefully
ucchcu WITH pains anu DlOOmlnS aZalea plants.
Musicians were stationed in the hall and PLAYED
both patriotic and operate airs. Supper was
served in the large banquet hall andby IL O'Clock
the guests began to separate. Assisting Mrs. Cabel
to receive were Mrs. Alexander. Mrs. Page
Robinson. Mrs. William Writ Henry. Mrs. Pope
Of Louisville. Mrs. Henry V. Boynton, Mrs.
Hallowell. Mrs. Hopkins. Mrs. Littman, Mrs.
Shields, Mrs. Rose Wright Smith. Mrs. Lock-
wood. Mrs. Greedy, Miss Eugenia Washington
Mrs. F. o. st. Clair. Mrs. Ellen H. Walworth
Mrs. Marshall Macdonald, Mrs. F. G. De Fon-
tame. Mrs. Hamln and Miss Clara Barton.
Among those present were Justice and Mrs.
Brewer. Commissioner and Mrs. Parker, ex-
Mayor and Miss Emory. DIR. and Mrs. Teunis
Hamlin, DIR. Toner, Mr.. and Mrs. Estes G.
Rathbone, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Butter
worth Mrs. and Miss Wadsworth, Miss Batchel-
lor, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Schofield Hoge, Miss Nc
Lain. Mrs. Waite. Mrs. Lillian Rozell Messen-
ger, MIR. n. o. Messenger. Mr.. and Mrs. George
+. Newcombe of New Haven, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A. Lipscomb, Gen. Greedy, Gen. and Mrs.
Shields, Gen. and Mrs. Boynton. Gen. and Mrs.
breckenridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Osborn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hinckel, Mr.. and Mrs. De Randolph Keim
Miss Nellie Dorsey. Mrs. Richards, Miss Janet
Richards and others belonging to the national
society and local chapters. Others present of
the visiting delegates were Mrs. L. E. Coe OF
Meriden, Miss Talcott. Miss Clark, Mrs. and
Miss Elmer, Miss Talcott. Miss Bessill, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. F. Newcombe, Mrs. W. s. Chappell, all
of Connecticut; Mrs. w. o. Wilbur OF Rhode
Island. Mrs. Don. Mclean, Mrs. Doremus and
Miss Forsyth Of New York, Mrs. Peck Of Wis
consin, Mrs. Shipper of New Jersey, Miss
Harding, Mrs. Hogg, Mrs. Mccartney, Miss
MacKnight Of Pennsylvania, Mrs. Jeffries Of
Georgia, Mrs. Henry Lyons, Miss Pleasant,
Mrs. Peck Of Wisconsin and Mechanics Trent
man, Thompson. Burdette, Poe. Beatty, Pope.
Ridgely, Pittkin. Stearns. Greenleaf, Walker,
Roosevelt Matthews, Avery. Clarke. Dooley,
Trip, Dingley, Matches, Putnam and Taylor,
Saunders, Powell, Alexander, Goodrich, Hetzel,
Rose. Rice, Crux. Hinckel, Goodrich, Avery,
Powell and Towles. Misses Morrison, Kellogg,
Beach, Jewel, Walker, Wilbour and Avery.
Mrs. John W. Moore, formerly of this city,
now Q resident Of Charleston S. c., is q guest OF
her son-in-law. Mr.. R. J. Laurenson. Mrs.
Moore will remain in this city until after the
Inauguration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ravenwood HEREFORD
have issued invitations for the marriage Of their
daughter, Lillian Maybelle, to Mr.. John Martin
Henderson, Monday, February a at 7S0 o'clock,
at st. Andrews Episcopal Church.
Dr.. and Mrs. J. W. Church last evening gave
largely attended reception in honor Of their
visiting sisters, Miss Church and Miss Ella
Church OF Pennsylvania. The entertainment
had all the essential adjuncts-music, flowers
and refreshments. Some Of those present we're
Miss Yerkis Of Hartleton, Pa, Miss Turner,
Miss Eckbert, Miss Gregory, Miss Rose, Miss
Garner, Miss Addison and Messrs. Claughton,
Weiss, HoHf, Mitchell, Haines and Cady.
Yesterday being the silver wedding Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Plant they received their friends
from to 10 at their home on 9Th street. Mrs..
Plant received in the same dress she was mar
ried In, ashes Of roses and point lace. Mira g.
the vidtors; In the dining room Mrs. L Cow
linz and dauRhtnra aigt0r and niecea Of Mr.