Evening star., 1895-05-09
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A Pretty Wedding Last Night at
Brookland.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Fuller Dine
the Court Fumilies-Per-
sOnaI Notes.

The wedding of Miss Eva L. Fisher. of
Brookland and Mr.. ]. Robert McChesney of
Prince Georges county, Md, was very
quietly celebrated last night at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. NJ. e. Fisher. in
Broohland. Owing to the recent death of
the father of the bride only the closest
friends and relatives out of a very large
circle We're invited to witness the cere-
mony, which was impressively performed
by Rev. Robert L. West. The wedding
march was played by Prof. Isdell of Wash
ington and continued playing softly
throughout the ceremony. The couple We're
attended by their brothers. Messrs. John
McChesney and Homer Fisher who preced-
ed them from the library to the jparlor,
where under beautiful canopy of bridal
wreath and palms the ceremony took place.
Palms and bridal wreath made graceful
decoration for the entire suite of rooms,
which were thrown open for the occasion.
The wedding gown was of pansy petal
whipcord trimmed with corn-colored silk,
and very becoming to the brunette beauty
of the bride. After the departure of the
guests Mr.. and Mrs. McChesney left for
their future home in Prince Georges
county, a new house. the gift of the
groom's father, Mr.. William McChesney,
being in entire readiness for them. The
presents We're not displayed but were
numerous and elegant, including silver
ware, bric-a-brac. fine linen, a set of fur
niture from Mrs William McCheSney and a
parlor set from Mrs. M. E. Fisher.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Fuller entertained
at dinner last night tire associate justices
of the Supreme Court and their wives, with
Attorney General Olrey and Mrs. Olney.
In a few weeks the company will be scat
tered for their summer vacations, and this
event was in the nature of a parting COM
pliment among the members of this large
judicial family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh J. Grant have sailed
for Europe, following the accepted custom
nowadays of keeping the date of their de-
parture to themselves until the last mo-
ment. 1t got out, however, and their cabin
aboard ship yesterday was a perfect flower
garden with the numerous tokens of that
character sent to them by friends. They
will only make short stay in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curzon, who are now in
London, are being feted on all sides. Yes
terday they were presented with hand
some service of silver plate by the conserv-
atives of Derbyshire.
Last evening a very enjoyable time was
spent around the festive board at Hotel
Page by representatives from classes of
'9j '96. '97 and '9S of the Association of
Medical Students of Georgetown University.
toasts were responded to by. members of
the various classes: DIR. E. j. Mahoney,
Our Alma Mater" DR.. R. F. Carmody,
Athlsts s sp2rts g,tdn DR. ,sS G Neil aa Barry The
sociaticn;" NJ: Darcy Magee, '96, The
Glass of 3d. Stuart Johnson, '91, "The
Class of '9I;' j. c. Lowrie, '97, Summer
Vacation" T. A. Flood. 81, Student Life;''
W. N. Barnes, '9S, The Glass of '9S.'
Miss Agnes Lawler of Fauquier county.
Virginia, is visiting Miss Catherine Fitz-
gerald, at 507 e street southwest.
Miss Vetta Cummings of Jonesboro, Tenn,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. VIII H. Reeves,
at 1920 18th street northwest.