Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-29

Terrell, Miss Stoughton, Miss Boardman.
Miss Josephine Boardman, Miss Hopkins.
Miss Eide, Miss Deering, Miss Lay, Miss
Horstman, the Misses jackson, Miss Stew
art, Miss Draper. Miss Cavendish Taylor
of London, Miss Parkman Blake. Miss Con-
nelly, Miss Kinney, Senator and Mrs. Hale,
Mrs. Scott Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs. S. ).
Rowland, Mr. and Mrs. Endicott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alan tombstone, Lieut.. and Mrs. Null
ligan, Mrs. Carrie May Wright, Mrs. Nc
Kay, Mrs. Augusta Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs
Blair Lee, Senator and Mrs. Wolcott Mr..
and Mrs. Seth Barton French, L. A I'm.
gineer and Mrs. Rae, Mr. and Mrs. Her.
bert Mrs George Dunn, Count Lierspooff,
Mrs. John Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs. Carley
HaVemeyer of New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Tyson Of Baltimore. Mrs. Huidekoper,
Mr. George Howard, Mr. Clarence Edwards,
Mr oDonnell, Mr. Fred May, Mr. Horace
ashinSton. Mr.. Botkine, Mr. Frank
mitchell, Mr.. Van Ness Philip, Mr. Trux-
ton Beale, Mr.. W. Y. r. Berry. Mr.. Jesse
Brown, Mr.. Lee Phillips Mr. Shubrick
Clymer. Mr. Key, Mr.. Tavel Mr.. William
Gutus' MI Reynolds Hit. Mr.. James Har-
rlsoh, MARQUIS lmperian. Mr.. Chandler
Hale. Mr. Fairfax. Mr.. Churchill Mr. Long
worth. Mr.. Nichols. Lieut. Buckingham
Mr.. Clifford Richardson. Mr. Prentiss Knut,
Mr.. Morton Otis. Mr. T Sanford Beatty
Mr.. Hamlin. Count de Chambrun. Mr.. SOU
"a Rosa. Mr.. Claparede Mr.. Depret Mr.
Spring-Rice. Mr.. Knagenhjelm. Mr. Wood
bury Blair. Mr.. Montgomery Blair Baron
tallon, Mr.. Raymond lie CHAT. Baron Flo
tow, Mr.. Eastman. Mr.. Padilla Mr. Prank
lin Bartlett OF New York Or. Murray. Mr.
Cavendish Taylor. Mr.. Percival Farouhar
MI. Frank Lee Count Clarence won Rosen.
baron Won Schultzlar-Mitching, Prince Luz
heXkL Mr.. Brsiles Ford Crewe. Mr.. George
HELEN, Mr.. Morton Frewen, Mr. Lehr Of
Baltimore and Mr.. Henry Earle.
The recently announced engagement OF
MT Bancroft Gherardl. r.. son Of Admiral
Gherardi and Miss Erben daughter ~
Admiral Erben. is said by members of ,,o,h
Families 10 be entirely without foundation
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. F. Mattingly Mr.
and Mrs. s l.. Mattingly and DR. ana
Mrs. +. t. Sewers Were present last night
at the marriage in Baltimore Of their young
relative. Miss Genevieve Trust TO Mr. q
J.. Sawyer of New York Misses Marie
Genevieye and Winifred Mattingly and Miss
Nellie Sewers were among the eighteen
attendants. ribbon girls they were called
who held white ribbons forming an aisle
down which the couple passed 10 the i'm
provised chancel at the end of the drawing
room.
Mr.. and Mrs F. H. Smith returned to the
city today from an extensive trip TO Florida
and the West Indies.
pretty wedding took place AT the resi-
dence of Mrs. r. L. Johnston. 1874 Corcorsa
street northwest, last evening AZ O'Clock
Miss Angela J. del Castillo. sister OF Mrs
Johnston and daughter of Col. Francisco A
Del Castillo. was married TO Mr.. T. Lyme
Saackleford OF Virginia in the presence of
their Immediate relatives and friends. The
ceremony was performed by Rev Alfred
Harding of St Pauls Episcopal Church.
The bride wore white silk trimmed with
white lace and pearls. Her ornaments were
also pearls. and she carried a loose bunch
of roses. At the conclusion of the cere-
mory, amid the hearty congratulations OF
friends, they left for a short trip north.
The Rev. DIR. and Mrs. A. G. Rogers have
issued Invitations for d reception to be held
i'm the Church Of our Father 18th and L
streets. Friday evening. from to 10 o'clock
Miss Lille Carr. who has been visiting her
aunt Mrs. c. W. Chamhin OF 1902 X street
northwest. has returned to her home in
Loudoun county, Va.
The members Of Grace Reformed Church,
No l4o5 10Th street northwest. gave a 80
cial on Tuesday evening, which was largely
ATTENDED 4 short program was renlerei,
including music by the Either Club and sew
eral solos.
AIR and Mrs. Allan c. Clark entertained
2'i2o O street northwest. last night The
company was entertained by some excellent
music and recitatlOns.
Mrs. DR.. Pope will be at home Informally
tomorrow after 3 O'Clock
The wedding presents received by Coun-
tess de Frankenstein We're not displayed,
but many magnificent ones We're received.
The archbishop II New York sent the bride
necklace set with sapphires. with a sill
Yer crUcifiN pendant also two uncut sap
for the bride and enc for the groom. Mrs.
brewster gave her daughter a beautiful
silver center piece for the dinner table. and
her sister. Mrs. Reamey. silver service.
From Mr.. Brewster there were a coupe,
victoria and brougham.
Among one Of the presents received by
the bride was the first rocking chair made
I'm this country. 1t originally belonged 10
her ancestor. Wrestling Brewster. "a. and
has for some time been in the Historical
Museum in Kingston, Mass. This chair
is more than two hundred and seventy-fiNe
years old.
Early yesterday morning Miss Brewster
and her fance attended mass and received
communion at the cathedral Just before
the bride left her house for the marriage
ceremony cable was received from Car
dinal Rampola with the papal beneliction.
Count and Countess Henri De Frankensten
viii sail for Europe on April Z. They viii
visit the counts mother at her palace in
Rome for a few weeks and will then go TO
the counts estate on Lake Albano. about
two hours journey from Rome
ON Saturday the count and his bride viii
be here. on Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Pollok
will give them a tea and the same even
ing the Brazilian minister and Mrs. Men,
donca will give them a dinner.
The Legion of Loyal Women will be az
home to their friends as usual tomorrow
evening. 1:;O TO 10 O'Clock. The commits
tee on arrangements consists of the fol-
lowing ladies. who will also act the re-
ception committee on that occasion: Mrs.
II.
Miss Mary a. Robbins, Mrs. Victoria Rob-
inson. Mrs. Isabella c. lockwood. Mrs.
Ida c. Rogers. Mrs. Lydia +. Rosenberg.
Mrs. Nellie c. Royce. Mrs Lucia II. Ruvg
Mrs. Lavinia Russell Miss Nette Schwing-
hammer. Mrs. r. f. Scott. Mrs. Hattie
l.. Scribner. Miss Carrie NJ. Shinn. Miss
Annie NJ. Smith. Mrs Eldridge Smith. Mrs.
Flecta F. Smith. Mrs. Emily J. Smith and
Miss Mary L. Smith.
Capt and Mrs. Frederick whyte have
been visiting their niece, Mrs. A Barra tx,
and little daughter Of Westmoreland coun-
". Va.
A lucdlibet lunch Will h. given by the
ladies' of the Nordhoff Guild At the resi-
dence of Mrs. Moses. l7i5 Rhode Island
avenue. on Friday, March D. from 2 TO
O'clock.
Col John Hamilton. wife and laughter
and Miss Grace Hamilton OF Fort Monroe
ere visiting their relative, W. W. Metcalf.
1T 1881 Vermont avenue.
The Twilight Teniis Club met last Tues
day evening at the residence of the Frechs.
zoo Mass lchusetts avenue northeast After
tie report Of the executive committee ana
treasurer for the past year, there was an
election OF officers. which resulted in Mr.
J.. T Farabee for president Mr. F. 4.
Churchill vice president; Miss Clara y
Walter secretary, and Miss Maud Watson
treasurer. The new executive committee ;,
Mr. Geo T.. Frech chairman; Messrs VIM
fred Beck. l.. W. Body. Misses Bertha
Walter and Emma Nasz The club was in
dehtcd 20 the Misses Walcott for some er
all he 10