The Washington times., 1895-01-04

4 with trimmings OF jet passamenterles. MIS-
/ Schofleld wore mauye more antique vatered
in shimmering lines Of silver. Mrs. Nilburn,
| OF Buffalo, the guest of Postmaster General
and Mrs. Bisseli, wore fawn color broeade.
I Mrs. Perrine's gown was OF gold color satin
/ and lace; Mrs. Hearst. white silk striped in
open jet work; Mrs. McPherson, gold bro
cade; Mrs Don NJ. Dickinson, Nile green
satin brocade Mrs. Tracey. blue satin. and
Mrs. Bryant, OF New York, pink satin with
I pink chiffon.
/ The President and Mrs. Cleveland have as
I their guests DR.. and Mrs. Bryant, of New
York, and hon. and Mrs Don NJ. Dickinson,
who are now making short visit at the
White House.
The residence of Chief Justice and Mrs.
Miller was the scene OF a thoroughly enjoy
able musicale at $50 o'clock yes sterday after
noon, when their daughter Mrs. Mary Fuller
Manning. and Miss Emily s. Hutchinson,
ensemble pianists assisted by Miss Fanny
Losey, violinist, rendered fine programme
of classical music before an appreciative
/ audience.
The proceeds of the entertainment will be
/ given to st. Johns Church Orphanage. OF this
/ city.
This concert is the first of a series to be
! given by the three young ladies. who will
make tour of the country, under the leader
ship of Thomas, of orchestra fame.
Among those in the audience yesterday
afternoon were: Mrs. Letter, Nine. Romero,
Justice and Mrs. Brewer, Justice and Mrs
Grey, Mrs. G. Norman Letter. Mrs. Robert
Hinckley, Mrs. Davis, Gen. and Mrs. Scho-
field, Mrs SternDerg. Minister and Mrs.
Zehallos, Miss Edes, Mrs. Thomas Wilson,
| Mrs. Kilbourn. Miss Morgan, Miss McCullocn,
and DIR, and Mrs. Mackay-Smfth.
The following programme was rendered:
! Concerto, G major Bach. Mary Fuller Man
/ i,,ip Inf Z, fup
TASTE. Saraste, Fanny Losey: andante and va
riations, Schuman. Mary Fuller Manning,and
Emily S. Hutchinson; Eere Kati, Hubay,
Fanny Losey; variations, Beethoven-Saint-
Saens, Mary Fuller Manning and Emily S.
Hutchinson.
Mrs. Fleming opened her hospitable house
on l street from to 7 o'clock yes erday at
ternoon to welcome her many friends in resi-
dent society al the tea given in honor of her
daughter. Mrs. Baich. and daughter-in- law.
Mrs. Waldron Fleming. The rooms were
ornamented with potted plants and vases of
cut flowers
The hostess received in a gown Of black
silk with point lace collar: Miss Lee her
sister. wore a gown of black satin AMI jet:
Mrs. Bachs gown was of pink bengalinc and
white fiowered brocade, and Mrs. Waidron
Fleming IN white uncut velvet, with bodice OF
gold color satin.
Mr. and Mrs. George Howa introduced
their daughter at handsome entertainment
yesterday afternoon at the Washington Club,
where later IN the afternoon the guests en-
ioyed dancing in the large room at the rear
of tho suite of parors. The mantels were
decorated with cut flowers and about the
rooms were palms.
The hostess received in n gown OF silver
gray brocade and velvet. The debu;ante's
gown was OF white Swiss muslin with inser
tions of Valenciennes lace, collar and sash OF
white satin.
Mr.. Evan Thomas has issued invitations
for the marriage OF her daughter. NJ SIS Mar
ion Josephine Thomas, to Alr. Henry Fisher.
The ceremony will take place Saturday. Jaa-
uary l9. at noon. at the Church of the Epiph-
any, corner of Thirty-Gfth and Lexington
avenue. New York.
Mrs Lamoreux, assisted by Mrs. Willis
Byron Smith. Miss King and Miss HUsting.
received New Year in t'ieir spacious apart
nien;s at the buckingham. The parlors were
beautifully decorated for the occasion with
palms aud flowers. The refreslIment room
was lii pink and numerous lamps added much
toihe splendor. Mrs. Lamoreux wore hand-
some imported gown; Mrs. Smith pink silk.
green velvet; Miss King. canary silk, black
velvet. anu Miss Husting, green silk. white
chiffon. Miss Gusting. OF Wisconsin, is Il
guest of Commissioner and Mrs. LamoreuX,
and expects 10 spend the greater part OF the
winter in Washington.
There was very pretty wedding at the
Eastern Presbyterian Church at o'clock last
evening. the contracting parties being Miss
Martha Amelia Miller and Mr. john Alden
Roetler, we'll known in musical circies. The
church was ta=tefglly decorated and was
crowded TO the doors with friends and ae-
quaintan ces. The bridal party moved down
the aisle TO The strains OF the familiar Lohen-
Fiu F.D ttx~.a .iaL-.a Ict, ,ora
OF musical friends OF the groom. the bride on
the arm of her father, Mr.. Frank Miller. and
attended by her maid OF honor. Miss Nellie
McCabe and bridesmaids Miss Ruth Gardner,
Miss Fannie McNulty, Miss Jennie McCurdy.
and Miss Mabel Miller and prece led by the
usEers Mr Cary Naie Mr. George Thayer,
Dir. William e. Smith and Mr.. Gilbert A.
Clark
The groom. attended Ly his best man. Mr.
Eugene f. Stevens. met his bride-elect at the
altar Rev. DR.. Thoma, Chalmers Easton
performed the ceremony, after which the
choir sang 90 Love Divine. The singers
assisting were Miss At Lee, Miss Doe. Miss
Dana Miss Judson, Miss McCulloch, Miss
Shepherd. Al=s Stidham. Miss Simonds. Mrs.
Mills, Mrs Barnes. Mrs Hills. Mr.. Grant Mr..
Mcfarland, Mr Skerrett. Mr.. Stathan, and
Mr. Roberts. Mr.. Carl NJ. Roeder OF New
York city, brother OF the groom, presided
, at the organ.
After a brief reception in the alcoye of the
church Mr.. aud Mrs. Roeder repaired to the
home OF the brides parents, where n light
collation. was served TO the wedding party
aud few near relatives. after which the
happy compile took late train for the East.
! The bride was richly gowned in heavy
white silk. trimmed with point lace over full
sleeves. The high collar was fastened with &
brooch Of fine diamonds, and she carried &
large bouquet OF brides roses. Miss Nellie
MeCabe, the maid Of honor, WAS attired in 6
l pretty gown OF heliotroDe crepe and chiffon
and she carried white roses. The four brides
maids were gowned in white muslin carry.
/; ing large bouquets of La France roses.
Miss Gertie Newman gave a charmini
party TO her young friends at her home. No
404 South Capitol street last evening. Music
3 and games were greatly enjoyed by the young
folks, and after supper dancing was engaged
in till a late hour, Misses May Springman
Nora Yermillion, Jessie Miller DInpie
Schackleford. Katie and Florence Boswell
|. Louise Hays Jennie Forest. Marian Conner
r Marian Ireland Rachel Newman. and Mas
Y ters Earl Sweet, Ralph Conner, Howard ire
land. Walter Newman. Bennie Vinton, Willie
Q Miller, and John Hays were the guests OF the
. evening.
d Cards are out for the wedding Of Miss Isa
. belle ". Mitchell. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
: John Mitchell and Mr.. William b. Robson
J. deputy United States marshal for the Dis
). trct and chairman of the finance committee
q for the International Christian Endeavor con
}. yention of 1896. The date for the marriage
r is Wednesday, January 16 at the New Yorl