Evening star., 1894-12-20

| home always eXerts, manifested itself in a
very sociable way. There were quantities
| Of flowers adorning the drawing rooms
but they were not needed, as the bouquets
sent the debutante would have made fra
grant twice as much space. Mrs. Brewer
| received in q rich toilet of black and rose
| brocade and the attractive young debutante
was in white satin-striped taffeta, which
| had a round shoulder effect and the neck
| filled in with plated chiffon. She carried
| one of her shower bouquets of pink roses.
| Miss Brewer in light brocaded satin, trim
| med with blue velvet bows, stood with
| her mother and sister, and their welcome
| was most pleasngly echoed by Justice
| Brewer. Miss Harlan. Miss Hoge, Miss
| Mannix, Miss Resenger, and Miss Hamln
| assisted in receiving. Among those present
| were Sir Julian Pauncefote and family.
Chief Justice Fuller and family, Justice
and Mrs. Field, the Mexican minister and
Mrs. Romero, the Chinese minister and Mrs
Yang Yu, the Argentine minister and Mrs
Zeballos, Miss Zeballos, Justice and Mrs.
Harlan Miss Harlan, Minister Kurno, JUS
tice and Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Lamont, Mrs.
BisselI and Miss Love of Buffalo, Mrs. l..
Q. Lamar. Miss Lester, Representative and
Mrs. Washington, Mrs. Stanley Matthews.
Bynum, Senator and Mrs. Morrill,. Miss
Swan, Representative and Mrs. Dalzell,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 1. Fleming, Mrs. Frye,
Mrs and Miss Kelly, Miss Voorhees,, Mrs.
w q,
Mrs. Veazey, Mrs. Clifford Walton. Judge
and the Misses Maury. Mrs and Miss Call,
Minister and Mrs. Mendonca, Mrs. and
Miss Murphy, Treasurer, Mrs. and Miss
Morgan, Gen. and Mrs. Sutherland, the
Misses Sutherland, Mrs. and Miss Black
burn, Mrs Burt. Miss Burchell, Mr.. Paul
Johnson and the Misses Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Waggaman en-
tertained a company of about one hundred
friends last night at a brilliant reception to
thn niniS Mr. rtyin
There was orchestra playing in the
conservatory, and the hest and hostess re-
ceived in the picture gallery. Mrs. Wagga-
man wore q light green brocade and lace.
The guests numbered the personal friends
of the host in resident, diplomatic and Off
cial society, and the occasion was de-
lightful one in all respects.
The marriage service last night at the
First Presbyterian Church which united
Miss Mary Christmas Hine and DR.. j. RAM
say hewitt was ideal in it's beauty and
solemnity. The church was thronged in
every part, and the ceremony, participated
in by Rev. James s. Ramsay of New York,
uncle of the groom, and Rev. Dr. Sunder-
land, who looked on the couple with no
less affection, expressing 1T, in fact in
every word he uttered, was unusually i'm
pressiye. The ushers were kept busy from
the time the church doors were opened till
the arrival of the bridal party in finding
seats for the guests, and the upper half Of
the auditorium was filled by those in even
ception. All around the reading desk and
platform fine palms were clustered, and on
the reading desk was a vase filled with
superb white and red roses. The coming
Of the bride was announced by the en- |
trance from the vestry of two beautiful |
little children, niece and nephew of the |
bride. Marjorie Mertz and John Hardie |
Morgan, the first in muslin and pink rib |
bons and her escort in a Lord Fauntleroy |
costume. They came down the side aisles, |
stretching the white ribbon along the |
pews. They were followed by the ushers
and the bridesmaids and maid Of honor,
and at the church door they met the bride |
The procession reformed and passed up the
aisle again, the bride being escorted by her
father, ex-Commssioner L. G. Hine At
he head pew the groom attended by his
BEST man, Mr.. j. e. Jones, waited to claim
MS bride. The bride was gowned in ivory
Nhlte satin, and the diamond and pearl |
Drooch worn was the gift of the groom
another or his gifts, diamond ornament
cleaned amid the folds OF her tulle veil !
Her bouquet was of lilies of the valley and
white orchids. Miss Blanche Hine' the |
maid OF honor, wore white chrysanthemum
'repe, made very stylishly, with pink COL
ar glTdle and shoulder knots, and carried
| bunch of pink roses tied with white rib
IONS. The two bridesmaids Miss Mary
Temple and Miss Bessie Hine, were dressed
n pink crepe and carried punches of white
'uds, tied with pink ribbons. The ushers
we're Mr.. William Horton, Mr. Charles
pNeal, Mr. Henry Karr and Mr. Oliver
line. The reception which followed at the
omc of Mr.. and Mrs Hine at Eckingt0n
7as an elegant affair and very largely at