Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-25
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Yesterdays Brides and Grooms Here and
Elsewhere
The GOings and Comings of Fashion
able FOIks-PersOnal
Notes.

| Mrs Lamont has returned from McGraw-
Vile, where she went last week. Secretary
Ian ont still fingers there by the bedside of
his rtcther, in whose condition there has
been, however, in the past few days some
| improvement noticed. If these favorable
symptoms continue few days longer hopes
are strong that she will recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. u. Letter and the Misses
Letter arrived in New York from Europe
yesterday. They have been abroad since
early spring, and have spent the latter part
Of the summer at other of the fash
ionable German resorts.
The marriage of Mr.. Rutherford Plat
Hayes, son of ex-President Hayes, and
Miss Lucy Hayes Platt, daughter of Mrs.
William A. Plaut was celebrated yesterday
at noon in Trinity Episcopal Church, CO.
lumbus Ohio, Rev. DIR. Jones of Kenyon
College performing the ceremony. The
brides sister, Miss Sarah Plat, acted
maid of honor. Miss Fanny Hayes of Ere
mont, sister of the groom, and Miss jeanne
| Mitchell were bridesmaids. At the chancel
the bridal party was met by the groom and
his best man, Mr.. Scott r. Hayes of Cleve-
land, his younger brother. The bride wore
white satin. The bridesmaids and maid of
honor wore lavender and white, with hats
to match.
At the conclusion of the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast to the relatives given
at the home of the brides mother. After
a short trip Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes will take
up their residence in Columbus. Between
the bride and groom there is a close fam
lily relation, the brides mother being the
second wife of the late William A. Plat,
whose first wife was q sister of the late
President Hayes, the groom's father.
At St. Johns Episcopal Church, Yonkers,
at noon yesterday, Miss Anna Phillips
Cochran and Thomas Ewing, jr., second
son of Gen. and Mrs. Thomas Ewing, were
nsy.yll {Na.
rector of the church, assisted by Rev. J. S.
Moody. rector of the Church of the Re
deemer at Sorrento, Me. The blessing was
pronounced by Rev. Washington Rodman
of Astoria, l.. /.
The bride wore a gown of white satin,
trimmed with point lace and orange bios
SONS. She carried a white prayer-book and
wore costly diamond necklace, a gift from
| Warren Smith, her uncle. The maid of
honor was Miss Elinor Dewitt Cochran and
there were six bridesmaids. Z. TecumSeh
Sherman cousin of the groom, was an usher,
and the best man was William Cox Ewing
of Washington, a brother of the groom.
After the ceremony reception was held
at the brides summer home, Duncraggan.
Among the guests were Chief Justice Full
Ter, Mrs. Fuller and the Misses Fuller.
In the presence of a company of relatives
and intimate friends Miss Nelly E. Robin
son of this city and Mr.. John A. Livermon
OF Baltimore were married yesterday even
ing at o clock at the parsonage of st.
Dominic's Church The ceremony was per-
formed by the rector, Rev. Father Kent.
The bridesmaid was Miss Elizabeth A.
BUrneStOn, and Mr. George j. Hoffman
acted as best man. The bride and the
bridesmaid were dressed in white silk elab-
| Cratey trimmed with lace and satin ribbon
| After the ceremony the couple returned TO
he home of the bride, where refreshments
were served TO a limited number of friends.
Ihey left later for an extended tour north,
after which they will reside in Baltimore.
Miss Elizabeth II. Thorn and Mr.. John A.
Sis were married yesterday evening at St
DOmlDics Church in the presence of a
large number Of friends, who braVed the
| rain to witness the ceremony The wishes
! of the couple were to have the wedding as
quiet as possible. The bride was becoming
| ~ atuIed in an electric blue cloth ana car
iled large bunch OF roses. Mr.. Samuel
Ifiggles was best man and Messrs. Henry b.
| W lSSner, Patrick Ford and Frank j. WiSs-
! nar were the usherS. The couple left for
their future home at 4s9 NJ street south
west, where reception was held TO a host
Of friends until midnight. The wedding
! presents were numerous.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs Charles NJ.
Bryant. 934 T street, was the scene of a
very pretty wedding last evening the con-
tracing parties being Miss Jessie Bryant
and Mr. Harry c. Grove. The ceremony
was performed at O'Clock by Rev. s. NJ
Newman of the First Congregational
Church. From till 10 the house was
thrOnged with those who came TO extend
their congra tulatiOns to the newly welded
pair. Mr.. and Mrs. Grove left last night
Tor short tour.
Miss Jean E. Reeves, eldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John G.. Reeves of Illinois. and
AIR. Charles Meals. jr., son Of MIR c. C.
Neads Of East Washington, were quietly
married last night at the residence of the
brides parents, l3S 9TH street northeast
the Rev w. f.. ParSon, Church of tha
Reformation, officiating. The bride was
goWned in brown cloth travelling dress
win nat and gloves to match. The couple
Ieft Immediately on their wedding trim
they VIII be at home to their friends after
November l, at Us 9th street northeast
At IIamline Church a large company was
gathered at 40 for the marriage of Miss
Eva May ONeal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
l.. /. O'Neai 20 Mr.. Hugh c. Clover, Rev
Jr. Todd officiating. The ushers were
Messrs. George Snelen, Charles FrayeI
james Ningheld and James Hudson. The
brIqe entered the church with the groom
and wore a travelling gown of brown cloth
WITH hat to match, and carried a bouqIet
OF pink chrysanthemums. Following the
ceremony at the church was a reception To
the relatives and a few intimate friends az
the bride and groom. \ large number of
handsome presents We're received. After
the reception Mr.. ana Mrs Clover drove to
their iuture home in Anacostia.
Miss Ethel Ingalls,, eldest daughter of ex-
Senator ingalls,, and DR. Edward Giles Blair
were married at Trinity Church AtrbisN,
ran, last night. The bride was acco,,'
panied to the altar 10y her father. Her sis
Ter, Miss Constance Ingalls, was maid az
1870. iNSN' JOhl henry hopkins OBLIGATED
Dr. Blair and bride will make their homo il;
| Kansas City. ~ AZ
Mrs and Miss Stoughton have returned to
their residence, after a long absence.
Mrs. n. Kaufman of Toledo, who is Wis
lung her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Raar
Friday afternoons 81 i'0iiie
MI. Howard J. Sumner Of Princeton Col
leSe Is stopping a few days with his aunt
Mrs. Ruth q. Allen, on Capitol Hiu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. X. O'Connor have re-
| turned from their tour abroad, and will he
! each week.
Gen. and Mrs A. D. uazen, and Miss
Hazen have returned to the city and are
at No. l2lI h street for the winter
MIR. Percy II. Gibson of san Francisco IS
visiting relatives in the city, and will re-