The morning times., 1895-12-12
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The following social affairs are set for
today:
Miss Hichborn, a luncheon.
Mrs. McCammon, 3iuncheuu.
| Mrs Holdswurth Gordon and Miss Cor
don, a tea.
Mrs b. F. Rittenhouse and Miss Ritteu-
| house, tea.
Mis-. George whitfield Brown and Miss
| Cuthbert, tea.
| Nine. Romero, dinner.
In Cincinnati, the marriage of Miss Nichols
to Marquis de Chambrun.
Mr.. william Tcnnyson gave a reception
In honor OF the Ivy Lear Pleasure Club last
| evening at his residence. No. 1928 Nine
| teenth street northwest
Theenteriainmentw was opened by dancing,
later on followed by refreshments the
| tables and rooms being deliberately dec
Grated with palms. chrysanthemums,
| flowers. cts. Dancing was kept up un-
III a late hour. During the evening Miss
Carrie Kingston entertained the guests
with fancy dancing. and Mr.. Emil Brown
and Miss Lulu Tennyson gave a violin
| solo with piano accompaniment. which was
highly appreciated by the guests Among
| those present were the Misses Carrie
Kingston. Geriie Woods, Annie Charlton,
| Annie Bright. Della Murphy, Jessie Murphy,
Bertha johnson. Annie Ryan, Gertrude
Knight. Lulu Tennyson, and Mcsdames
Tennyson aud Brown. Messrs. William Ten
nyson. George E. Ruhl, Emil Brown, Ed
ward wynne. Thomas Griffin, Joseph
Groves. Harry Tennyson. Edward johnson.
Charles Brown. Henry White Elmer Green,
and numerous others.
The Mississippians were In social con-
clavc last night at the hospitable home OF
Miss Herne ToIson. OF No. 1913 p street
northwest Among the many delightful
In, lUae Ia Inn
prominent and charming than the meet
ings OF the members of the Mississippi
Club. composed of the ladies aud gentlemen
of the State who are now domiciled Il this
city.
This association is represented by large
number of members, many OF whom We're
present last night The program was
| prefaced by introductory remarks by
Judge Harry Peyton. president, followed
By music and readings by Mrs. Thomas
II. Herndon. Gen. j. K. Brinker, Miss
Dashicll. Mrs. e &. Herndon. Mr.. II. Pey
ton. and Miss Nan Pegram.
Among the members present were Mr..
and Mrs. Hurt. Mr.. and Mrs PeytoD, Capt.
and Mrs. Fite, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Herndon,
Col. Money. Miss Pegram, Capt. and Mrs.
| Beall and Misses Beail. Mrs. Bankhead,
| Mrs. Owens. Miss Olmsted, Mrs. Tom
! Herndon. Mrs. Loveioy, Mr.. Vaughan How
ard. Mr.. Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey,
| Miss Pearl Wolverton. Mrs. Holman, Mr.
and Mrs. Sydney King. Miss Isaacs, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. &. Wall, Mr.. Shaffer, Miss
Annie Hemstrcet, Miss Hastie, Miss May
wolverton. Hon. John scharfe Williams.
Hon. ]. G. Spencer. MIR. George Ucrndon,
Mr. John Herndou. Gr. Coiesworlh Hern-
don, aud Mr.. Lucien Herndon.
Miss Mary Frances Moran. daughter of
Mr.. John Moran OF No. 1912 street
Tfz. rlaI rftux- at
noon at O'Clock, to Mr. Elihu Guy Burritt
of this city. The ceremony was performed
at st. Matthew'S Church by Rev. Father
Bart, assisted by Rev. z. j. O'Comeli
of st. Stephens. There were no attend
ants. r.f
The bride was gowned stylishly in q
skirt of Napoleon blue cloth, with velvet
coat of the same color. showing front
OF white brocade. Her Verot hat was OF
black, trimmed with plumes and ruby
velvet. and she carried vioiets-
The ceremony was followed by a recep-
tion for the immediate family at the home
of the bride. after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Burritt left for a trip To New York. Upon
their return they Will be at home to their
friends at No. 2I29 / street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Roberts gave a
party TO a number Of relatives and friends
last evening at their residence, No. 8
Third street northeast. The evening was
spent in dancing end . musical entertain-
Inent. Supper waA sefred at IL O'Clock
Mr. and Mrs. F. w Myers of Vermont
avenue. entertained d-some OF their friends
last night at a eucher party, which proved
to he delightful affair. The guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Frank, Miss
Fannie Castleton. Miss Gladys Granger,
Goldsm yih, Miss Mabel Hoffman, and Messrs.
Samuel 8. Burgess, William Price, Ed
ward Manning, Richard Temple. Mat Suits.
| n. Retlaw, Florent Martin Meline. Daniel
| Morten, Fred j. Bo ydel and Walter Scott
Stetson. NJ ISIS Fannie Rosenthal and Hank
Schlosberg.a
The marriage of Miss Carrie Caldwell
jenkins to Rev. William G. Andrews of
Culidford, Conn, took place yesterday.
The ceremony was soiefnnized al the home
OF Mrs. W. II. Parker, widow Of the late
| Commander Parker, U. s. N, at the Milton.
Rev. Dr.. Randolph McKim offlcated,
The bride was gowncd in a handsome
combination of green cloth and velvet. and
| wore a hat 10 match. She carried La
France roses. Miss Alice ThorntonNJenkins,
her sister, gowned in changeable blue cloth
and velvet and carrying crimson roses,
| acted as attendant.
Mr.. Charles Andrews. brother of the
groom, was best man. The bride was given
| away by her brother, DR.. Frank Thornton
| jenkins, of Connecticut.
| Following the wedding a collation. was
| served, and small reception TO few
| friends and relatives was held.
| Among those present were: Sherlock An
| drews OF Rochester, N. y; Miss Prescott,
Mrs. and Miss Parker of Baltimore, Miss
| Sarah +. jenkins, sister OF the bride; Mrs.
| PC. Haines, Mr.. and Mrs. Pettis, DR.. james
| Durant, Mrs. W. II. Parker, her daughter.
Miss Marion Parker, and her sons, Messrs.
Thornton j. and VIM. H. Parker, Mr.. and
Mrs Pierce.
| Rev. Mr.. and Mrs Andrews left later
for the South, and will make their home at
Guilford, Conn, where Mr.. Andrews has
his charge.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Allison of Richmond
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs John ID. ALI
son of Capitol Hill.
Miss Mamie Boswell of Massachusetts
| avenue is home, after O pleasant visit to
relatives and friends in Baltimore.
| Lieut.. and Mrs. T. B. N. Mason are estab
| lished at their beautiful residence, No. l sos
| Twentieth street.
Mrs Sewers, wife of DR.. Sewers of New
York avenue, entertained at a handsome
luncheon yesterday
NO ANTI I-ENGLISH SPIRIT.