The morning times., 1895-11-28

drawing room, which was converted intoe
bower of bloom for the occasion. The ba.
window in which the young couple sioo
was banked from floor 10 ceiling. VIII.
tail. branching palms, the solid green oil
which was relieved with great Dunches OF
chrysanthenums and the mantel decorated
with white chrysanthenlums, which Flower
was also used iii profusion in other paris OF
the drawing rooms and dining room;
Promptly IN the stroke .-ssSoon the bride
entered the room leaning OH the arm nf
her father. Miss German is one OF lhe
handsonest young women in society. an
looked especially lovely in her snpert
gown of white duchess satin, trimmed Win
lace and the conventional orange bt's-
SONS and carrying 10 her hand a b"uquft
of white orchids. The groom was attend
ed by his brother, Mr.. Perry Johnson
Cardinal Gibbons. personal TREND OF
the German family arrived in the city yes
terday morning, and was driven To the house
or Father Lee, by ex-Consui Joseph Ed
ward Hayden. The Cardinal officiated'
having come over from Baltimore Tor the
occasion.
Mrs. German was guwned in black satin,
with lace fIchu; the Misses German attired
| in costumes of light silk, with oefsage
! bouGueis of flowers. About thirty guests
| were present.
Mr.. ana Mrs. johnson left later for a
| wedding trip, and on their return Will
reside at No. 1922 P street north west
Miss Estelle Phillips was rendered sur
! prise party Tuesday night by the Capitol Hill
! GIee Club at her home, un Seventh street
| northeast
The guests came in a body, bringing with
| them q band of f,mr pieces aad hamper
| OF generous size. When the hostess found
| herself confronted by a house ful! OF queer,
| silent beings in shapeless PINK GoiDihes
| aud with masks Of the s"me cilor that
| entirely matched each hea> she lieu from
| the rounI, but was caught by one OF the
| dumb ones, who presented her Win q ofesS
| and mask, that enabled her TO mlngie WIN
the motley thrung unknown as themselves.
| Among the features III the evening were
| pantoInine dances by MIR. J"hn r. o,in
aud Mr.. Harold Stancy, and witch reel oy
| Miss Eulalie Brown, Hiss Mamie Carroii'
MIR. julius Wright and Mr. Harry s'ailIcru
| Among those present were: MISS Einiihe
| Wilson Miss Maude Wright. Miss Carrie
Mason, Miss Florence X. Bcall, Miss Nellie
| Bright, Miss Harriet Miller, MISS Bell
| Forney. and Messrs. John +. keinper' Is.
B. Clarke. Fred. Mahouey, j. n Feho"s'
]. F. Nelson. and Messrs. Wright, EarrowS,
| Brown and Neale.
Mr Johu B. Clemens viii give stag
party tonight at his mothers residence,
on Massachusetts avenue northeast
Miss Mamie Adele Copp is home from
college for the Thanksgiving holidays She
viii remain until Sunday next. during which
time she win be at home to her friends.
The friends OF Miss Florence Beuner
| will be glad to kn,w that she mas recov-
cred from her recent illness and VIII be
able to leave for Philadelphia Immediately
alter the Thanksgiving holidays to re-
sumo her studies in art.
AR. and Mrs. Eugene willers of X street
will leave Saturday for Southern trip
which will include Atlanta and al points
of interest along the Florida coast.
Miss Jessie Miller will accompany hel
aunt Mrs B. B. Nelson of Baltimore in hel
annual visit to Asheville, N e., where sht
will remain until February l.
Mrs. Vance has returned to the city ant
is at her home, on Massachusetts avenue
Her son, Mr.. Henry Martin, and his wife vii
be with her this wintes.
Col. P. B. Hauptman Of Georgia is tn,
guest of b. NJ. Barrows OF Capitol Hill
During his visit Col. Hauptman will mak'
brief visit to Southern Maryland to try hi
luck with the canvas-backs and mallordl
on their Potomac feeding grounds, which
are claimed by our District sportsmen TO b'
the best water fields for game ducks IL
this part of the world.
Miss Talbot of Richmond, Va, is VISITING
Miss Lucille Fuller. on street.
Miss Gertrude Rfves. who Ia In to Wp yitf