Evening star., 1894-04-12

palms and flowers, the prevailing colors
IN the dlnlng room being yellow and white,
ana In the center of the table were twenty
one la France roses. Refreshments were
served and dancing enjoyed. Among those
present were the Misses Flora and Nettie
Mcdonald, Florence and Clara Ireland.
Minnie and Tillie Roth, Willie La Hayne,
Belle Taylor, Mrs. Ireland Mrs Cerhauser
Mrs. Clocker. Mrs. Carrick Mrs McDon-
aid, MeSsrs. George Mcdonald Charles Nc
Donald, jr., Bertram Budlong, b. Bissell,
Mcfadden, Ireland, Martin Adams, c. Nye
Fraser, George Spence Capt. Mills George
Gerhauser. Eugene Dawson. Charles Nc
Donald, ST., Clocker and William A. Fraser.
The Legion of Loyal Women will be at
home as usual to their friends at their
headquarters. 4l9 10th street northwest,
tomorrow evening from 7:30 to 10 O'Clock.
The following are committee in charge OF
the arrangements for the evening. who will
also act as the reception committee: Mrs.
NJ. H. Weisner, Mrs. Harriet l.. Vining,
Mrs. Ada H. Weiss, Mrs. Maria Van Al
stine. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Nose, Miss Jennie
NJ. Waller. Miss Helen G. Watt, Mrs. Mary
NJ K. Weaver, Miss Emma L. Wells. Miss
Ella A. Westgate, Mrs. Mary Wheeler.
Miss Nellie Wheeler and Mrs. Martha
Waters.
Miss Nora Quiyg of Memphis, Tenn. is
visiting her brother-in-law. Capt. Goldman.
The marriage Of Miss Ada B. Marshall.
daughter Of Mr.. Thomas r. Marshall, and
Mr.. Walter c. Duff took place last night at
the residence of the brides parents. and
was made the occasion OF a gathering OF
friends, who offered their congratulations
TO the happy couple, enjoyed the wedding
supper ana remained to see Mr.. and Mrs.
Dun OF to the train. They have gone north
for trip and will return here 10 reside.
Rev. Father Mackin performed the cere-
mOry.
Miss Herbert the daughter OF the secre-
tary, accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Buell. are In Annapolis as the guests OF
Lieut. and Mrs ]. NJ. Hawley, U.SN. They
VIII take In the private theatricals Friday
night, and will attend the german given by
the first class Saturday night. A reception
academic staff, to meet the members OF the
first class, and in a general way, the stay
OF Miss Herbert will be one OF the pleas
antest events Of the season. Lieut.. and
Mrs. Hawley have arranged an excellent
program for the entertainment OF their
visitors, and have been much complimented
by the officers at the academy for the COM
pleteness of their arrangements.
One of the quietest weddings in New York
yesterday, says the New York Tribune
was that of Miss Louise Hartshorne and
John Godfrey Moore which was celebrated
at O'Clock at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Hartshorne,
800 Madison avenue. A large church wed
ding was intended, but owing to the Sc
we're illness of the brides father the plan
was changed, and only relatives were bid
den TO witness the ceremony. This was
performed by the rector of the Church of
the Heavenly Rest the Rev. DR.. u. Parker
Morgan. The bride was given away by her
brother, j. Mott Hartsholne, 5r The brides
maids were Miss Estelle Hartshorne, cousin
of the bride; Miss Ethel Hartshorne, a sis
ter; Miss Ruth Moore and Miss Faitl
Moore the two daughters of he bride
groom. Grant b. Schley was best MAJ
There were no ushers.