The Washington times., 1894-12-07
GLOVES that WEAR.

sentatives have not yet located for the sea-
son.
The guests included: the Chinese Minister
and Nine. Lu, the Nicaraguan Minister aud
Nine. Guzman, the Mexican Minister and
Nine. Romero. the Argentine Minister and
Mmm. Zeballos, the Chilian Minister and
NJ me. Gava the Japanese Minister, Justice
and Mrs. Brener, General and Mrs. Dunn,
Gen. and Mrs. A. A. Wilson, United States,
Treasurer and Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Represen
tat! We Draper. Secretary and Mrs. Blanchard
SO llcitor and Mrs. Maxwell Mrs McCreery,
Nj rs. Justice Field, Mrs. Justice Harlon, JUS
t1ce Brewer and Miss Pitts, Judge and Miss
Morris, Mrs. Lander, Miss Strong, Minister
and Nine. Mendonca. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Sharier, Major and Miss Carron, Bishop and
Mrs. Hurst, and Miss Hurst.
The marriage of Miss Margaret C. Free
man, niece OF the late Miss Coleman of La
1ayette square, to Lieut.. Benjamin H. Buck
ingham, U. S. NJ, took place quietly at noon
yesterday at the residence Of the bride on
Lafayette Square in the presence of the
family and small number of very intimate
friends. The decorations of the drawing
room IN which the ceremony took place were
OF palms and flowers, and notwi hstanding
the extremely quiet manner in which the
marriage was celebrated, there was nothing
lacking in the matter of appropriate sur
roundings
The bride wore handsome gown of white
silk with the tulle veil and orange blossoms,
and was attended by her sister, Miss Isabelle
Freeman, whose gown was of white silk. Rev.
DR.. Mackay-Smith. OF ST. Johns Church, per-
formed the ceremony
After breakfast, Lieut. and Mrs. Buck
ingham left on their wedding trip, upon their
return from which they will make their home
at the Freeman residence on II street.
Mrs. John Rodgers has issued cards for
tea on Friday afternoon next to meet Miss
Sheridan.
Justice and Mrs. Brown have issued cards
for an evening reception on Tuesday. the 18th
instant, from to II o clock.
Mr.. Harcourt J. Leese. of No. 50 street
northeast, gave a little entertainment to few
friends last evening. The table was set in
English style, beautifully adorned with
American beauty roses. carnations, and ferns.
| The menu was also English in character. The
evening passed pleasantly with music and
dancing.
Mrs. McCammon has issued cards for tea
on the afternoon OF Saturday, the 10Th in
slant, when her daughter will be formally in
troduced 10 society.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cabell have issued
cards for Friday evening, the 18th instant, at
$50 o'clock. On that occasion Secretary
Carlisle will make an address.
The marriage of Miss Daisy Adelaide Will
liams to Mr.. Clarence Austin Hartman will
take place at $50 O'Clock on the afternoon Of
/ Wednesday, the 18th instant, at Metropolitan
Church.
The marriage of Miss Annie Grace Lippin-
colt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. K. Lippin-
colt, the latter well known as Grace Green
wood, to- Mr.. Herbert Hall Winsow OF New
York. took place yesterday at the residence
OF the brides parents. No 218 New Jersey
avenue. Rev. DR.. A. D. Mayo, of the Unita-
rian Church. IAN uncle of the bride. officiated
The parlor was decorated with flowers and
growing plants.
The bride wore a gown Of white satin with
tulle veil fastened with orange blossoms.
Miss Lippincott has musical ability Of high
order. and was educated abroad with the
idea OF using her talent in a professional way
| but though she has been singing for a number
/ of years past, she has never regularly gone
upon the stage as was at one time anticipated
Mr.. Winslow is a dramatIst Of some note in
/ New York. Early in the past summer he was
7 W ~. y. y.
After the marriage Mr.. Winslow took his bride
away for a little trip, and upon their return
! they will spend a short time in Washington
| before going 10 make their future home In
New York.
! The ladies of the United .Brethrens Memo
rial Church have started very pretty
4 luncheon under Mayse's bank on Ninth street
near F, and the attendance speaks well for
ultimate success. Lunch was served yester-
day from y to o'clock and cost but 10 cents
while a New England dinner with an abund-
ance of turkey as feature will be served
from till O'Clock and costs % cents
The following ladies, headed by Mrs Ed
ward Kern, compose an efficient manage
ment: Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Mayse, Mrs. Walters,
Mrs. Cuppett, Mrs. Freeze. Mrs. Fout, Mrs
Hoffman, Mrs. Crump, Mrs. Reed, Mrs.
| Cleveland Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Payne.
A corps of attractive mattresses is in attend
ance and the following young ladies compose
it: The Misses Dice, Isabel and Kate Akin
! son. Hammer. Lucas, Payne Armand. Freeze,
/ Cleveland, Crump and Sibly.
| Mrs La Fetra left for Wilmington. Ohio,
/ yesterday to visit her ailing mother, who is
over eighty years OF age.
The ladies of the New Church gave a tea
! and bazaar at Masonic Temple last evening
for the benefit of the building fund of the New
| Church Temple. The entertainment was un-
/ der the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Associa-
! tion, and they well sustained their reputation.
/ Among those in charge were Mrs. John Joy
/ Edison, Mrs. S. A. Spencer, Mrs Twitchell,
! Mrs. Gen. Carmen. Mrs. Flora Barnard. Miss
Eliza Gardner, the Misses Sewell Miss
Fletcher, the Misses Barnard, Mrs H. A.
! Davis Mrs. D. J. McCarty and Misses Eliza
beth Edison, Florence Smith, Gertrude Upton.
| Mary Gannett Mary Barton and Edith Abel.