Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-14
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
The Dalsell-Dunn Wedding at Noon To-
day.
Mia Lenten Designations of various
Sorts-Personal Notes Of
Interest.

oesA Ecn setting OF palms and q hedge
OF white blooming plants made the sur
roundings perfect for the ceremony Bunch
es OF white lilies decked the reading desk
Inc ushers. Messrs. Truxton Beale, Horace
Washington, Stevenson of New York,
Frank Lee Of Baltimore, Preston of Colo
RADIO and Samuel Dalzell. were kept busy
until the arrival Of the bridal party seat
ing the guests. Then they walked in ad-
vance Of the bridesmaids to the presence
Of the oflciating minister. who was Rev.
Dr. s. ]. Fisher of Pittsburg, the pastor
OF the church which the Dalzell family
attend when at home. The bridesmaids
Miss Lockwood Of Buffalo. were ahead CT
the maid Of honor, Miss Kitzmiher Of
Pittsburg. cousin of the bride. The youth
ful bride was escorted down the aise by
sylyania- The bridal toilet was of rich
white satin without trimming except white
chinon on the bodice. The skirt had a
train Of medium length and the bodice
had long pointed basque front A veil
OF tulle enveloped her figure and the bou-
Quet she carried was Of pink orchids and
lilies OF the valley. The maid Of honor
and bridesmaids were dressed alike in
high bodtces and demi-trains. They wore
Leghorn hats trimmed coquettshly with
white tips and chiffon frills and carried
bouquets OF American beauty roses. Mrs.
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OF Violet brocade made with q long coat
over q skirt of MORE. the same color, and
q jet bonnet trimmed with violets. After
the ceremony the bridal party, their rela-
tives and intimate friends, including
number Of out-of-town friends, were enter
tained at breakfast at the spacious home Of
Representative Dalzell on New Hampshire
avenue. The newlt married couple received
the congratulations Of their friends stand
ing under a floral bower arranged In the
curve between the front windows: The
other apartments were also decorated in
white flowers and quantities OF palms In
the dining room the refreshment table had
as q central decoration the wedding cake
wreathed In roses. During the afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn began their married
where they win make q stay before pro-
ceeding to Denver. Col, where they will
reside for the present. The bride received
great numbers Of elegant presents. the
groom's mother giving q solid silver tea
service ana the brides parents a dinner
service in solid silver.
Among the out-of-town friends present
at the ceremony were Mr.. and Mrs. DUN.
Mr.. and Mrs. kitxmiller. Miss Magee. all
Of Pittsburg. Miss Bertha jenkins OF Balu-
more, Mr.. and Mrs. William Dalxen Of
Pittsburg. and among the groor's rela-
tives present were his mother. Mrs. Dunn
Mr.. and Mrs. Lanier Dunn. MI Mckee.
Mr.. Dunn Mckee, Mr.. Lanier Mckee. Mr.
and Mrs. Tenant OF Richmond and Mrs.
Tilton.
The young society gentlemen Of Balti-
more who are to take part In the presenta-
ton Of ''Mustapha" at Aioeugns Moaoay;
January "a, have expended thousands OF
dollars In their costumes and now nave 70
lay out a few hundreds in making some
changes in their tinery. Some OF the actors
will wear army and navy uniforms OF
what passed for such in Baltimore but
there were various inaccuracies that must
be remedied before the young men would
dare to present themselves before critical
A. all Rlrrf
army and navy fine clothes. Just % with
the Chinese and japanese costumes They
would pass too. and did with great success
before their Baltimore friends, but they win
will be thought to be just the proper thing
for the cosmopolitan gathering that will
witness the performance here. Mrs. N. g.
Lincoln has taken charge OF the sale OF the
has disposed OF six OF the former. Those
who have taken them are Mrs. Harriet
Lane Johnston, Mrs. J. r. Mclean. Mrs.
Bugher. Mrs. Halliday. Mrs. Henry May
Baltimore was over yesterday to meet the
lady patronesses at the residence Of Miss
Alice! Riggs. when the arrangements were
talked over. The play has now been given
be absolutely perfect in their parts. Mrs
Eugene Hale. Mrs. German, Mrs. wolcott
Mrs Brice, Mrs. Wallack, Mrs. Chatard
Mrs. Hinckley. Mrs. Frank Loring Miss
Schenck and Miss Patten have been added
to the list Of patronesses. which will also
include the names Of several Of the cabtne,
ladies.
Miss Lulu Peake entertained a number
Of her friends at q masquerade party on
Monday evening at her residence, III 10th
street northeast. The costumes worn by
the guests showed evidence Of great care
In preparation. At IL :3O the company ne.
raired to the supper room. where a boun-
teous repast was served After refresh.
mentS. dancing Oh
tinued In until 1 o'clock. when the party
disbanded. Among those present were the
Misses Beatrice Foster. Bessie st. John
Carrie Oxley, Lulu Peake. BERTHE Rryant
Fannie Minor. Berthe Dant, Lizzie Yeney'
Nettie st. John, and the Misses Rena. Ida.
Lydia, Lily and Mamie Rothwell, Messrs.
Charles Gates. Fernie White. Samuel Wro-
den, William Lockwood, Philip Yeney. win.
lam Boyle John Moreland, Eugene Goodinp
and Messrs. Richard. George and William
Rothwell
Mrs Tom L. johnson gave a pink Jun
cheon today. when her guests were Mrs
Romero. Mrs Gray. Mrs Blackburn, Mrs.
ooiph, Mrs Faulkner. Mrs. L. p. Black
burn, Mrs. Zane. Mrs. Tatens, Mrs Fuller
Mrs. Maxwell, Miss Edes. Miss Morris
Miss Thurber. Mrs. Mcconnell and Mrs
kirtland. The table was decorated with
pink roses. The center of the Cloth was
covered with pink silk. edged with smilsx
garlands. ''-A>
Mrs. Cultivate gave a luncheon TODAY
Miss Marrow's valentine luncheon TODAY
was most thoroughly carried out in every
way. The centerpiece being a heart OF
vioiets pierced by a gilt arrow The guests
CARDS were lilac hearts, with a gilt arrow
through them. with the name in gilt on
the heart. At each plate there was an an.
proprtate verse, artistically tied with q
broad bow OF lilac satin ribbon. Amono
the other noticeable features were the tees
which were, small cupids, with gold wings
and holding gold bow and arrow. and
mounted on nlac-cream PEDESTAL. The
rolls. cakes and bon-bons were also hen =,
shaped. After luncheon the center req ~
which was most adroitly made Of eight
punches Of violets, was distributed amonr
the guests Those present were Mrs. VIM
h. Slack, Mrs. Justin Butterfield. Miss
Draper, Miss Wilcox, Miss Dickerson. Miss
Newlands and Miss Leiber
Senator and Mrs. Brice entertained a,
dinner last night Secretary Smith. Speaker
ana Mrs. Crisp, Mr.. and Mrs Curry. Sena.
tor White. Representative and Mrs Outh.
waite, Representative and Mrs. Tom John.
son, Senator and Mrs Gray, Gen. and Mrs
Schoheld, Mrs. Hobson, Mrs w. B. How,
OF Chicago. Mrs. Audenried Dr. and Mrs
John Jones. the French ambassador So
icitor General and Mrs Maxwell and Rem.
resentative and Mrs. Draper
Lieut.. Ernest v. Smith, fourth United
States infantry, and wife are the guests
Of Col. and Mrs. r. G. Rutherford. No
1911 18th street northwest
Miss Mary Harriet Martin a6or5aa ,