Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-26

the possessor of more than usual good
lecks.
Secretary and Mrs. Smith did not return
| with the party, as the latter is about to
close up their country home near Atlanta.
| They will return next week with their
| young family to their home on K street
erai. Is also going to make visit in Georgia
to her father. who lives down there, and
| Will not return for some days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin and Mr. Daniel
Bates are back again at their Massachu-
| setts avenue home after pleasant SIM
| mer at Deer Park.
Dr. Busey gave reception last night to
medical friends. who were most agreeably
| entertained at his house. The doctor, whose
serious accident last spring kept him con-
| naeu 70 the mousse for so long. has been
quite well again for several months
Miss Hamlin returned on Thursday, and
| IS visiting Mrs. Carlisle. She has been
spending several weeks with Mrs. Bissell at
her home in Buffalo Miss Jane Hamlin is
expected today. and will also be with Mrs.
carlisle until the sisters open their house
on Massachusetts avenue.
The Japanese minister has invitations out
Tor a dinner early in November
AT the wedding of Miss Payson and Mr.
Raymond lie CHAT, on Monday Rev. Thorn
as s. Lee, rector of ST. Matthews Church,
will officiate. The Invitations for the event
include all the young friends of the couple
and sprinkling of the official and resident
families. The young couple will go abroad
shortly, but will return here eventually.
The Payson family is now packing up with
the view of leaving town after the mar
riage.
Another pretty home wedding will be that
of Miss Mary Donelson Reeve and Mr..
Thomas H. Sprinkle. Tuesday noon, at the
residence Of the Solicitor of the Treasury
from 1890 to 3 pm, when the couple will
start on their wedding trip.
Mrs. Talcott Wing of Detroit, sister of
Private Secretary Thurber, is making the
family a visit and is greatly enjoying the
continuous Inequalities shown her by their
friends.
Christ Church, Georgetown, was filed to-
day with the guests assembled to witness
the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Busey
Champion, niece of Dr. Busey and of Mrs.
Elizabeth Busey. and Mr.. William Henry
Welsh, jr. The chancel was set with palms
and the altar vases filled with chrysanthe-
NUNS The chortsters, few minutes before
IL, came down the aisle to meet the bridal
en- Glowing Morning. and then as the pro-
cession turned again, the way to the
chancel, the beautiful music of 1.-The Voice
that Breathed Ger Eden" filled the church
The bridal party was preceded by the four
ushers, Messrs. Carryl Bryan and Edgar
Allen Poe of Baltimore, George Buchanan
Fife and George Fort Gibbs. The brides
maids, walking in couples, came next. They
We're Miss Katharine Champion, sister of the
bride, Miss Emily Dunlop, Miss Mary Comp
ton and Miss Molly Burroughs. The maid
of honor, Miss Helen Dunlop. preceded the
bride, who came in church with her brother,
Mr.. Henry D. Champion. At the chancel,
where the groom and his best man, Mr. JOS
eph Wickes English, were in waiting. the
betrothal service took place, Rev. Albert
Steuart officiating. Before the marriage
vows were plighted another sweet-toned an
them was sung. and when the benediction
was given, it was the venerable uncle of the
s. of Eol
who laid his hands on the heads Of the young
couple. AS the bridal procession passed out
Of church again the chorsters sang 30. Per-
feet Love-
The bride, who is young and very sweet
and attractive. was richly gowned in an
imported robe Of white MORE, elaborataIy
trimmed with point lace, put on with a
cascaded effect from the shoulders TO the
hem- Pearl pins and diamond ornaments
held her tulle VEIL and her bouquet was of
Write orchids and lilies of the valley. The
maid OF honor wore pink organdie over
pink taffeta, with pink ribbon sash and
big hat of pink ta:feta, trimmed with black
tips She carried large cluster of pink
chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids wore
white organdie over pink taffeta, with
white ribbons, and their hats of pink and
white were also trimmed with black
p!umes. They carried pink and white
chrysanthemums. The brides aunt, Mrs.
sat;n e5n srssy' wore black brocaded
lace ana cut steel paSsemcnterie
The wedding breakfast which followed at
the residence Of Mrs. Bnsey. BAT u street.
was attended by the bridal party. The
chrysanthemum blooms Later in the dav
Mr. ard Mrs. Welsh started on their we'd
ding trip. The bride Travelled in a stylish
Ianor-maoe suit, in gray and black. After
December she will keep Tuesday as her
reception day. The couple Will live at a141
L street. a. 'ir'
Gov. Alex. R. Shepherd and family ar-
rived in New York today and will come to
washington next week
pleasant surprise party was given last
night to Miss Hester R. Bunch by the NEW
bers and friends of the Temperance pleas.
ure Gun. at her residence. No. 30 H street
northwest. Games were enjoyed until a
iate ncur, when supper was spread. Among
those present were Miss Mary Hope Miss
leila ManverSe, Miss BERTHE Clark Miss
Gert:e Berkeley. Miss Maud Carr, the Misses
Frances and Lynn Pike Miss Jennie Lou
Neane. Miss Nellie Bateman, Miss Ida
OConnell. Miss Hattie Stewart, Miss Annie
Harper, Miss Hester Bunch, Miss Lizzie
King and Miss Marian Haper. and Messrs
cd Wheeler. John HILL VIII Bright, How
ard Stewart, Ray French, Staley Clark o.
car Harper, Clarence sheckells, Gayes
renee Bateman. Arthur Sherwood. James
Hoover, Masters Guss.e and Will Creepy,
Mr.. and Mrs. John 1. King Mr. and Mrs
N. Bunch. Mrs. w m. b. Creecy and Mrs
Williamson.
Rep-es 2nta.ive Harmer and family have
taken a house On K street.
Miss Irene Carter of Alb ID street north
west is rapidly conval scing after months of
serious illness.
Tuesday evering a "'bus" party was
given to Mr.. and Mrs. George Rupert of
Brightwood. Supper was spread for the
guests, followed by dancing, which was en-
ioyed to a late hour. Among those present
We're Mr.. and Mrs. William Regan. Mr. and
Mrs. John Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Nailor Mr.. and Mrs. John Reding, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs Walter Murphy,
Mr.. and MrsJules Kane, Mrs. Molle Jones,
Mrs. Nellie Corbin, Mrs. Rena Griffin. the
Misses Mary and Ella Griffin. the Misses
Belle ard Bernie Fegan, Miss Mary Eng
land and Miss Mary Regain, Miss B. NJ.
keenan, and Miss Stella Campbell and
Messrs j. Sheehan. v. Sheehan, Slack.
Campbell, Charles Schlegle. Tom Kane.
Harry Reilly, Francis Javins, Frank Fee
gan, George Heath, George Griffin B. Ed
monston, r. Clagett. Mathews. Mccall. Mil
Ter, w. Wood, Bernie Rupert, George,
Charles Rupp, Bernie Leighman, Frank
Mccormack and George Lauer.
Mrs. MH.Martin has returned to Charles