The Washington times., 1894-11-08
SOCIAL SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

SONIaL OH IINOO n4FD DOItNO's
Nine. and Miss Bonaparte have returned
from their trip abroad, and are located at
1927 Is street for the season.
bliss Mary Lee Goddard has arrived home
from a ten days trip to Boston by sea- She
returned by rail and spent several days in
New York and Baltimore.
A large assembly OF friends and relatives
were present mt st. Paurs Episcopal Church,
on Twenty-third street, last evening to wit
ness the nuptials of Miss Mary J. Osburne to
Mr.. c. Biddie, of Wilmington. Del the altnr'
and chancei were brilliantly illuminated and
decorated with chrysanthemums and palms.
Rev. Alfred $. Harding, pastor OF the church,
performed the ceremony. The ushers were
Messrs. c. NJ. Mehary. William Alison Graham,
John G. Weeden, and Ralph Dayton.
The bride entered the church on the arm
OF Capt. j. B. Simmons, who also gave her
away. Her gown was superb white moire
antique, the long white train being draped
on either side with orange blossoms, the
same Howers also adorning the bodice. Her
tulle veil was caught back by an exquisite
diamond and opal brooch, the gift OF the
groom. She carried huge bunch of white
chrysanthemums. There were no bridesmaids,
but two dainty little maids, Misses Marie Par
ker and Nellie Hunt. in white null. carrying
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party up ;he aisle to the sanctuary.
The maid OF honor was Miss Lucy G. Bid
de sister OF the groom, who came on
especially for the wedding, and has been the
guest of Mrs. Horace C. Biddle for several
days. Miss Biddle was superbly gowned III
white satin, draped with accordion
plated chiffon and marguerites. She also
carried a bunch OF yellow chrysanthemums.
The bride was met at the altar by the groom
and his best man, Mr. Harrison w. Howell of
Wilmng
After the ceremony the bridal party drove
TO the residence of Mrs. Horace c. Biddle,
No. 500 TWenty-hrst street. where reception
was held for only the immediate relatives
and friends. The travelling gown was hand
some brown covert cloth, tailor made. with
bat TO match. They left on the II O'Clock
train for the North and Will reside in VIII
mington, Del. The presents were many in
number and very costly.
Commander and Mrs. Heald have returned
from Rockville, where they spent the month
OF October. In company with their son
Eugene they spent the summer in Europe,
and while there attended the Bayreuth fes-
tivaL Eugene Heald entered Johns Hop
kius College. in Baltimore. during September.
Mrs. Della Domer Alleman, of Harrisburg.
Pa, is in the city, on a visit TO her sister,
Mrs. Clarence 3. Rheem, No. 1912 S street
Mrs. Aleman came over to attend the cele-
bration OF the twentieth anniversary OF her
fathers pastorate of ST. Paul's Lutheran
Church. which was held at the National
Rides Armory on Monday evening. She will
return home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles W. Metzgar left last
night for York. Penn. to attend the marriage
of Mr.. Metzgar's cousin, Miss Annie Smyzer
to Mr.. Ramsay, OF Philadelphia. The we'd
ding IS TO take place tonight.
Mrs. Belknap and her charming daughter.
Miss Alice, have returned TO the city rom
Chevy Chase Inn, and have taken house No.
Ii2l z street Tor the winter
Mrs Lieut.. W. W. Rhodes who has been
summering with frend- in the North, has re-
turned to the city for the winter.
Commissioner Browning, of the Indian
Bureau, is at his home in Illinois on a visit.
Miss Jane Clare Shields was welded to Mr.
Norman T. Elliott Y, s-erday afternoon at the
Central Presbyterian Church.
Palms and potted chrysanthemums were
tastefully grouped in the church. Mr. ia es
NJ. Stewart Mr.. W. ". Warwick Mr.. George
w. kennedy and Mr. J. Van Allen Shields were
the ushers. Mr.. Percy 5. Foster played the
wedding music. The bride entered with her
father. Mr.. James Shields, preceded by the
ushers and the maid Of honor Miss Louise
G.. Saxton. The best man was Mr. q. Sargent
Elliott. Rev. II. Pitzer, d. D., performed the
ceremony.
The bride was gowned in bluet broadcloth
trimmed with cerise velvet and mink with
hat and plumes to match and carried bride
roses. The maid of honor was in fawn
colored novelty goods with brown silk trim
mings, and carried pink chrysanthemums.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott left late in the after
noon for a Wedding trip. and will be AT home
alter November % at No. 2l53 Florida ave
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W. Miller have sent
out invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Mary Adele. 10 Mr.. John Raymond
Peake. Wednesday, Move ber y, ar II
O'Clock at the Church OF the Immaculate
Conception.
At Haines Hall. corner of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue aud Eighth street southeast. last
evening the Carnelian Club held its nth an
nual dancing reception. The attendance was
quite large, over 100 members and their
friends being present. Dancing began at 8
O'Clock. A delightful evening was spent bv
al. present. The committees having charge
OF the reception We're: Floor committee
Joseph II. Wood, T. Lloyd Mockabee Harry
BaulsIr, and T. J. Mcdonald. deception
committee William a. Feuton, William Nc
Donald, II. j. Doyle, and c. L. Stalley.