Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-06
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Marriage Today Of Miss Freeman and
Lieut. Buckingham.
Yesterdays HOspitaIities Were In
Honor of tho Brides-MOre
of Them to Come.

man ana lLlent. benjamin II. gham
Of the navy took place today at noon at
the brides residence on H street. and was
witnessed by small company Of relatives
and the most intimate friends Of the
couple The drawing room. where the
ceremony was performed by Rev. DIR.
Mackey- Smith Of st. Johns Church. was
tastefully decorated with palms and roses.
The bride, who is eEdeared to a large cir
Gle by her many charms Of mind and
heart, wore a superb white toilet, and her
sister. Miss isabelle Freeman, who attend
ed her. was similarly attired. After con-
gratulations the guests partook Of COLA
ton before Lieut.. and Mrs. Buckingham
started for their wedding trip. They will
resid- at the mansion on Lafayette square
upon their return. The mourning retire.
ment which the entire family connection
ale observing by the death Of Miss Cole
man. followed little later by that Of the
brides mother, Mrs. Freeman, caused the
event Of today to be carried out very
simply, instead Of the eclat which would
naturally have surrounded the marriage OF
wealthy young woman and distinguish
ed naval officer. Lieut.. Buckingham has
hosts Of friends in this city. who will ex-
tend to him the warmest congratulations
on his happiness today.
The marriage last night at Epiphany
Church Of Miss Elizabeth Tilton Eastman
to Lieut.. Joseph Lee Jayne of the navy
made beautiful spectacle. The bride is
l..
Eastman and granddaughter of the late
DR.. Maxwell Of the navy. The ushers were
Lieut.. Harrison H. Walford Ensign Philip
Andrews, Ensign Logan. Lieut.. w. w.
buchanan, Frank G. Hutton and Leonard
G. Gunnell. The best man was Ensign
Strauss. U. S. N. The bride came into
church with her uncle, Lieut. VIM. J. Max
well, U. s. NJ, preceded by her maid OF
honor, Miss Maize Eastman, her sister,
who wore gown Of pink crepe and lace.
and carried bouquet of white chrysanthe-
NUNS. The bride wore white satin, with
the bodice covered with plated chiffon;
tulle veil and wreath Of orange blossoms.
Her bouquet was OF brides roses. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. DR.. Nc
Kim. Mrs. j. K. Jayne Of Branton. Miss.
the grooms mother; Mrs. and Mis-, Townes.
cousins Of the groom. from Mississippi. are
the guests Of Mrs. Thomas H. Eastman.
the brides mother. Lieut.. and Mrs. Jayne
will go to Bath, Me-. where the former is
stationed. The entire wedding party were
entertained at supper at the home Of the
brides mother on Tuesday evening.
Two more charming young ladies were in
troduced to society yesterday through the
pleasing medium of afternoon teas. Miss
Ramsey, daughter of Commodore AID Mrs.
Ramsey, was presented at a tea 1T which
all Of official and resident Washington
seemed represented The guests several
times during the progress of the entertain
ment had to wait their chance at the door,
the incoming and outgoing throng making
continuous procession over the threshold.
| Mrs. Ramsey and the debutante, who was
gowned In white and carried some of the
flowers sent her, Were assisted in receiving
| by Miss Poor Miss Rush, Miss Justine de
Pyster. Miss Cioodfellow. Miss Merrick,
Miss McCammon. Miss Wainwright, Miss
Frck of Baltimore and Miss Adams of An
napols. who is the guest of Miss Ramsey.
| In the tea room Mrs. Schroeder and Mrs.
| Mulligan did the honors.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McCauley had the
pleasure also of presenting Miss Isabelle
Hagner. daughter of DR.. Charles Z. Hag-
rer, to their long list of acquaintance yes
| terday afternoon. The house was taste
| fully decked with flowers but there was
| nothing likely to distract attention from
| the debutante, who looked unusually pref
| ~ in a gown of simple white null ana rib
| bons. Assisting in the hospitalities OF the
| occasion were Miss Ciagett. Miss Hopkins,
| Miss Addison Cobb. Miss Garnett and Miss
| Poor. At the tea table MIRA John Rodgers
and Mrs. James Johnston presided.
Mrs John F. Rodgers has cards out for
tea on Friday, December IA, 4 to 7. to
meet Miss sheridan.
Mrs. Ralph Cross Johnson. ST.. has tea
cards out for Monday, December ~. at
| o'clock
Mrs. Herman Knickerbocker Viele has
| Invitations out for Tuesday evening De-
cember IL. at o'clock. at 1922 Connecti-
| cut avenue.
Justice and Mrs. Brown and Miss Pitts
have cards out for an at home Tuesday,
| December IL. to IL o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cabell have sent out invi-
tations for Friday evening. December IA.
| at $780, when the Secretary Of the Treas
| ury will make an informal address.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. b. Shebley have re-
turned from a delightful trip south, and
| are located at the buckingham.
| Miss Cassie Moncure Lyme of Richmond.
Va. is stopping with Mrs. Moncure Burke.
at 1913 q street northwest.
| Mrs. Cassel will give q tea tomorrow,
| 4 70 70 fpfr
Mrs. McCammon will present her daugh-
ter, Miss McCammon, at a tea, Saturday.
| December 10. from to T.
Mrs Addie Deane Lyons and her daugh-
tiers of Richmond have come to Washing
ton to spend the winter, and have taken
| the house No. lol5 n street. They have
with them as their guest for the present
| Mrs Buhmer. formerly Miss "Pinkey"
| Lyons, who has just returned from Ger
many in time to be present at her sisters
| marriage, on the 18th instant, to Repre-
| sentative Swanson, the junior member of
the House from the Old Dominion.
The Dolly Madison Chapter Of the
| Daughters of the American Revolution will
| be entertained by Mrs. w. Ross Browne,
| at her residence, 1905 Caroline street, at
| their next meeting, December IL.
| Miss Julia Kahn of San Francisco. Cal.
| who has been visiting Mrs. McHoffa, an
| nounces her engagement to Mr.. Pouder of
| Alameda, Cal
| MIS- anu 0AiSS bulief, WIG udusHltT
| of Senator Butler, have returned from New
| York. and are at their home. 14S4 n street.
Miss Lillian Maude Shaffer OF Aurora,
| w. Va. who has been quite i'll for the past
three weeks. is now convalescent. She ex-
| poets to spend several weeks with her
| brother, at SIG 18th street.
| Cards are out announcing the marriage
| of Miss Daisy Adelaide Williams to Mr..
| Clarence Austin Hartman, Wednesday
| evening. December 10. at $50 o'clock, at
| Metropolitan Nj. +. Church.
| Mrs. Benjamin Crane of 1325 New Hamp-
| shire avenue, after a long and severe Ill
| ness, is slowly conyalescing.
The Rev. and Mrs. Richard Lewis Howell
| and Mrs Howers sister, Miss Rush, are
| at the Arlington. and will shortly occupy
their residence, 1879 New Hampshire
| avenue
Mr. Frank Parish OF this city and Miss
Maude Robins Haskell were married
| Wednesday evening last at the Methodist
| Church, Lanhams, Nd. by the brides
father, Rev. Daniel Haskell, assisted by
Rev. w. w. Van Arsdale of Washington. 1t
was probably the prettiest wedding that
| Lanhams has ever had. The church was
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