Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-01
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A Pretty Wedding Today at St. Matthews
Church.
Halloween Was Pleasantly Celebrate
ed in Many HOmes-Per-
sOnal Notes.


ablaze with lights, and the usual floral
decorations Of a high church holiday-today
being the feast of All Saints-were in place.
Vases filled with white chrysanthemums
were on each altar shelf The young lady
who became the wife of Mr.. Spinettt Is
| the daughter Of Gen. Pulgar Of Venezuela.
" no until lately was the minister from MS
| country to France. He only returned from
Europe few days ago. so as to be present
at the ceremony, and came here to JOIN Nine
Pulgar and his son and daughter at the
Cochran, where the entire party VIII re-
main for some time. The family are In
deep mourning because of the recent death
| of their eldest son, in Brazil, and therefore
| the wedding arrangements were planned IN
| the quietest manner.
Gen. Pulgar escorted his daughter into
| church and gave her to the grooms keep
| ing at the sanctuary railing. The Nene-
zuelan minister Mr.. Jose Andrade, and Miss
| Andrade, his daughter, represented Gen.
| Crespo, president of Venezuela, and Nine.
| Crespo at the ceremony. The BRIDE, VINO is,
| like many of her countrywomen, a hahd-
| some brunette, with expressive black eyes,
| was gowned very richly in white MORE an
| tique. The bodice was covered with white
| chiffon, caught in q pulled effect with mar
| row bands of point lace insertion, and was
| high at the neck, and the sleeves reached
| below the elbow. Her tulle veil was caught
| to her hair with a diamond star, the
| grcom's gift, and encircling her collar band
vas a string of fine solitaires, another giit
|
| bracelet, with triple row of diamonds COW
| ering one-half OF it, was also worn. Her
| bouquet of white rosebuds.
| After the ceremony the bridal party and
| friends went back to the Cochran for the
| wedding breakfast. Mr.. and Mrs. Spinetu
| will remain here for several weeks, and In
fact, until they start for long period on
| travel in Europe. Among those at the
| wedding, besides those mentioned, were Mr..
| and Nine. Ponti, Mr.. and Nine. Cavalcante,
Mr. anu Nine. Dronisio Cerquiera and Nine.
| Antoinetta de Castro Cerquiera ana MI.
| Alberto Fombona.
| Mr. William Z. Huntington and Mrs
Ella d. Hindle we're married yesterday
| morniTg at 1870 by the Rev. Father
| 'Brien, pastor of st. Peters Church. I'M
mediately after the ceremony they repaired
| to their future residence No. 1911 G street
| southeast, where many relatives ana
| friends awaited them with large number
| of beautiful and costly gifts.
| A very pretty home wedding took place
last evening at the residence of Miss Lizzie
| Varrey, 511 4th street northwest the occa-
sion being the marriage Of her niece, Miss
Annie NJ. Varney of Bangor, Me-, to Mr..
Thomas W. Cadick of this city. Rev. DR.:
Kelley officiated. The bride was gowned
| in white bens&line ard carried bunch OF
| white chrysanthemums Only the relatives
and intimate friends were present, and
after supper the couple left for western
| trip.
The marriage of Miss Clara. Z. Ragland
Of this city to Mr.. Major A. La Motto of
Portland, Ore, took place on Tuesday even
ing at the residence of Mr.: and Mrs. Jas.
A. Shaw, New Hampshire avenue. The
parlors were profusely decor ted. and the
| couple stood under a floral arch in the bay
| window for the ceremony, at which Rev.
Mr.. Grimke ofticiated. The little Misses
Fleetwc cod and Hawkes. attended the bride.
who was gowned in white silk, trimmed
with point applique. Mr. and Mrs. La
Motto leave here on Saturday for an ex-
| tended trip through the west, terminating
at Seattle, Wash. where they will make
their future home. Those present were Mr.;
and Mrs. Montague and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A.
Fleetwood. Mrs. Hawkesworth and son.
Mrs. John H. smyth and dsugh n1ti the
Mr.. Lowery Of Annapolis, Mrs. Emma
Mayer, Mrs. SHEPPARD Mrs. Myers, Messrs.
Lewis Thompson, H. A Davis, Edwd.
Scott and Rev. Mitchell of st. Mary's
Chapel.
Miss Elizabeth Riley Is slowly recovering
from the terrible fall she received in Ken
lucky last week. She and her brother, Mr.
| Robinson Riley, are the guests Oh COL
| Johnson at Mt. Sterling, KY.
| A large party last evening gathered at
the residence of Mrs. +. Isemann to ccle-
brate the anniversary of her birthday
| After minor games and enJoyments the
dance Of the evening occurred, which lasted
| until midnight, when supper was served
| Among those present We're: DIR. Draw
baugh, Prof. c. Phierbach, Capt. Frank
Williams, Lieut.. VIM. Earl Evans and the
|
Isemann, Kitty Morarity, Minnia Lisnitzer,
Lena and Julia Isemann, p. Gohl and l..
Thierbach; Mesdames Lemour, Bohs, Stohlp,
Thierbach and Schuldt; Messrs. Silyerberg.
Storey, Bid, Martin, Stohlp. Behrens,
Naecker Schroeder, c. Thierbach, jr., w.
Thierbach, Berger, Bohs, Dick, Isemann
and Gus A. Schuldt.
The young friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Bre-
wood Of 1923 LIST street northwest rendered
them a Halloween surprise last evening.
After playing tricks from the outside they
were invited In. where the games of All
Halloween were continued, after which
they repaired to the dining room for re-
freshments
Mrs. G. w. Montgomery will be at home
to her friends at 415 street northeast
Mondays.
Miss Margie Bid has returned from Con-
pecticut, where she spent the summer.
The friends of Mrs. VIM. Stone Albert
will regret to learn of her recent affliction
in the death of her sister, Mrs. Preston
w. Hardin, formerly Miss Kate Hamilton,
which occurred yesterday morning in
Louisville, KY.
The initial reception Of the Alpha Club
for the season of "a and 90 was held last
evening at their club house. Dancing was
the order Of the evening, after which a
bountiful repast was served. Among those
present were Misses Dunkhorst. Schmidt,
Pitt Fritsch, Gordon, Phillips, Harner
and Messrs. Ridgway, Page, Slaughter.
Moore. Rooms. Dunkhorst, Dalton and
|
A very pleasant Halloween was spent
last evening at the residence of Mrs. A. A.
Hedges, 1921 l street northwest, the
feature of the evening being a donkey
party" which created lots of merriment
The ladies' first prize a bisque ornament,
was awarded to Mrs. Hammerly; gentle
mems first. fancy Japanese bracket was
conceded to Mr.. White; ladies' BOBBY fell
to Miss Emery and the gentlemen's BOBBY
prize was awarded to Mr.. Offer. This was
followed by music, both vocal and instru-
mental, dancing and the usual Halloween
games. Among those present were the
Misses Feihmeyer, Ahern, Hedges Emery,
Mrs. Douglas, Mrs. Mexican. Mrs. Hedges.
Mrs. Hammerly, Mrs. Compton and the
Messrs. White, Mexican, Offer, Lotion,
Davidson, Hough. Poole and Compton.
A pleasant dance was given last evening
by Miss F. Marian Trimble at her home
1890 Rhode Island avenue. Among those
present were Misses Maize Brown Elise
Dufour, Brown, Hester Armstrong, Ruth
Andrews, Flora Cook, Isabel Dubois, Kath-