The Washington times., 1894-10-25
SOCIAL SAYINGS AND DoINGs.

daughter of Senator MCPHERSON. Miss Nc
Pherson is tall, handsome blonde, with'a
brilliant color and superb carriage. Many
entertainments will be given in honor of the
fair young debutante.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
riage of Miss Grace Saunders to Mr.. John II.
! Macy, jr., at the Madison Avenue Baptist
Church, New York city, November T. The
young couple are well known in Washington,
and this announcement will give great
pleasure to their friends. The bride and
| groom will sail for Europe on wedding
| tour Immediately after the marriage cere-
| mony.
Miss Laura Bailey and Mr.. Miller Kenyon
were married yesterday morning at st. JOHNS
| Church, Georgetown, by the rector, Rev. Mr.
| Black in the presence of a large number of
relatives and friends. The bride was stylishly
dressed in a becoming dark-blue travelling
costume, with hat trimmed to match. Miss
| Helen Bailey, sister of the bride, acted as
maid OF honor, and wore blne silk gown
trimmed with dark brown velvet Messrs.
| Carroll Bailey, Boyd Matthews, Thomas
Bryan Huyck, Corcoran Thorn, Carroll
| Dodge, Lee Harbau. and Walter Peter we're
the ushers, and their services were IN active
| demand to provide for large number of
| guests who were present at the ceremony.
| The church was beautifully set with chrys-
anthemums and palms, and chrysanthemums
were also used for the bridal bouquet and the
| boutonnieres of the ushers. Alter reception
and breakfast at the residence OF the brides
parents on street, the happy couple left the
! city on brief wedding tour. They will
make Washington their future home.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Alice
Burdett and Mr.. William Hubbard Barksdale.
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ST. Johns Church, King George county, Va.
Miss Cornelia Weaver and Mr.. w. NJ. Hall
were united in wedloek Mt the residence of
Rev. S. II. Greene, of the Calvary Baptist
Church, yesterday at 10 o'clock a. m. After
a reception. rendered by their friends, the
bride and groom left for their future home in
Westmoreland county, Va.
The many friends of Admiral and Mrs.
Worden will regret 10 learn that Mrs. Worden
is lying dangerously i'll at her residence on K
street
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Emmons have returned
to Washington, and will open their beautiful
home on H street for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stilson Hutchins will give a
! dinner ana reception next Saturday evening
in honor of DR.. Hensoldt, the noted scientist
and investigator Of occult phenomena.
Count and Countess Divonne with their
three beautiful children, will return to their
home in Paris next week. Countess Divonne
! is considered even more beautiful since her
marriage than when shs reigned belle at the
National Capital as Miss Florence Audenried.
Her departure will be a source of regret TO
| her many friends.
| Mr. md Hrc Ho1aF EfIbnurp r,ava i'm,
promptu musicale in their charming fiat at
the Portland Tuesday evening. Those who
| contributed to the musical part OF the pro-
| gramme were Nine. Bourgeat Mrs. Kittie
Thompson Berry, and Prof. T. Williams Pear
man. Nine Bourgeat also gave several de-
lightful recitations, lie Tambour," by Victor
| Hugo. in French, and ''The Letter" by Brete
Harte, in English, being especially fine. Miss
jennie G!ennan was the accompanist, and Miss
Johnson also played very artistically. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gordon,
Mrs. Senator Stewart. Miss Stewart, Miss
Hitchcock. Mrs. Briggs. Mrs. and Miss john
son. Miss Margaret Smith, Mrs. Pearson, Mr.
Smith, Mrs. Berry, and Prof. Pearman.
The marriage of Miss Jesse Bryant, OF
Ninth street northwest. to Mr.. Harry Grove
took place last night. A reception followed
the ceremony.
MISS Mary hlNnDdll, uduHlIer Oh Dr. l.. -.
| Kimball, the well-known vocal teacher, came
over from Baltimore for the Seidl concert
and will remain in town visiting friends for a
few days.
Mr.. Edwin Aler, one of the leading organ
lists of Baltimore, came over To be present al
an informal dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs
Stison Hutchins last evening at their resi-.
dence No. 1928 ] street. Mr.. Aler is the
organist Of the First Presbyterian Church, aS
well as OF the Madison Avenue Synagogue.
Mrs Walter f. Hewett and little daughter
have left the city for an extended visit in tho
West. They are at present in Delavan, III.
visiting friends, and will not return to Wash.
ington before Thanksgiving.
The parsonage of Trinity Church was the
scene of a pretty wedding last night. the oc
casion being the marriage of Miss Ida l.
Murphy the handsome daughter of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Nicholas Murphy, of this city, TO Mr.
George P. Sacks. junior member of the firm
OF Chaplin & Sacks. Rev. DR.. Addison per
formed the ceremony. The bride wore white
silk, trimmed with white satin ribbon and car
ried bunch Of white roses. Mr.. Fred Diefen
back was best man and Miss Nettie Sack:
was maid of honor. At the conclusion of the
ceremony the happy couple went to their fu
ture home No 507 Sixth street northeast
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those present were Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Sacks
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Claxton, grand
mother of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin
Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs. Diefen
back. of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Morris. Mr.
and Mrs. 7. L. Costigan, Mr.. and Mrs. Hell
muth, Mrs. and Mrs. Burke, Messrs Costigan
Ferry, Orldman, and Misses Nettie Sacks
Lily Murphy, Jessie Murphy, and Stella Car
berry.
At a special meeting called to consider the
invitation of the Woman's Press Club to join
in the organization of a federation of the
womans clubs of the District, held Tuesday
evening at the home of the president Mrs
NJ P Davis. the District Suffrage Associa
tion took action recommending its member!
to attend the meeting at Wizards Hotel par
lors, Friday evening" the 26th instant. Tht
following delegates were elected to act il
case of organization: Mrs. NJ. ?. Davis, Mrs
NJ. Z. Mcpherson, Miss S. G. Snow, Dr. Clara
McNaughton. and Miss NJ. H. Williams.
Charles T. Walport, who is one of the mos
efficient, if quiet, workers in behalf of orga
nized labor, has been entertaining the famil,
of United States Marshal John w. Arnold o
Illinois, who found it his duty to arres
Eugene Y. Debs during the strike in Chicago
Mrs. Arnold and Mrs Walport are cousins.
Miss Lizzie Magic, of No. 6S NJ street north
west, gave the first OF her seasons Wednes
day evening lat homes" last night. Mis-
Magic is well known in local amateur literar,
and histrionic circles, and Wednesday even
ing always brings together in her parlors
number of kindred spirits in artistic and lit
erary pursuits.
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