Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-13
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Marriage Today of Miss Wine and Mr..
Willard.
President and Mrs. Cleveland Dined
by Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle-
Miss Murphy's Cotfllion.


| Luttrell Wine. daughter of Mr.. Louis d.
Wine, to Mr. Dwight Daniel Willard Of
Philadelphia. The bridal party entered the
church preceded by the ushers. These gen.
| tlemen as originally selected were Mr..
Clyde Milne and Mr.. Louis 1. Riechner Of
Philadelphia, Mr.. Louis Richardson OF
Hyattsville, Nd, Mr.. Robert Wilson Of
Philadelphia and Mr.. John F. Wilkins. Mr..
T. Conrad Dodge and Mr.. William Rufus
Reitzell Of Hagerstown OBLIGATED in place
Of couple of the above who were either
| Ill or snowbound. The maid of honor was
Miss .Venette Shapley Reitzell of Philadel-
phia and the bridesmaids the Misses Mar
garette Hoover, Mabel Mauck, Mary Lut-
trell and Rebecca Parker Warner. Mr..
David Milne Willard OF Philadelphia was
best man for his brother and Rev. Edwin
Heyl Delk of Hagerstown performed the
ceremony. The bride was gOWned IN white
satin, deliberately trimmed with duchess
lace and pearl passementeries Her veil
was of tulle and her bouquet of lilies of the
| valley. The maid of honor wore rose pink
satin with a bodice Of chiffon, pink satin
Normandy bow in her hair and carried
pink roses. The bridesmaids wore white
satin striped silks, had white bows in their
hair and carried pink roses. After the
ceremony large reception was held at the
residence of Mr.. Wine, 1717 Q street, which
lasted until o'clock, during which Mr. and
Mrs. Willard started on a wedding trip.
received numbers of. beautiful presents in
silver, china and cut-glass, which will
adorn her future home
Senator and Mrs. Murphy's splendid home
was the scene of brilliant gathering last
| night enjoying the pleasures Of the cotil-
lion given by their attractive daughter,
Miss Murphy. Mrs. and Miss Murphy re-
ceived in the drawing room, which, like the
other parlors, dining room and ball room,
was deliberately decorated with palms,
md Mnrnhv
gowned In light gray brocaded satin and
point lace, and the handsome young host
ess wore white satin trimmed with sprays
of forget-me-nots. Her guest, Miss De
Fresst of Troy, N. Y, wore light green silk
edged with fur. The supper table was ar
ranged in the second parlor and the big
white and gold dining room was transform
ed into beautiful ball room. The mantel
shelf and the buffets were banked with
maidenhair fern, dotted with jonquils, and
the effect was most charming. The CO.
tillion favors made gl1tter1ng coliection
by themselves. large heart hung on an
easel was covered with violet boutonnieres
and corsage knots and quantities of valen-
tines added another seasonable touch. The
souvenir favors for the ladies were pan
ners stamped with the date, and for the
men, flags similarly marked. Some OF the
other favors were parasols tWined with
orchids, silver pin boxes and bow and ar
rows for the ladies, and canes, heart shie, ti
and sailor hats for the men. Lieut.. Gill
more led the cotillion with Miss Murphy.
Some of the others present were MISS Her
bert, the Misses Pauncefote, the Misses
Patten, Miss Won Saurma, the Misses Men,
donca, Miss Mcpherson, the Misses Gray,
Miss Ramsay, Miss Lockwood, Miss Har-
Ian, Miss Condit-Smfth, Miss Deering, the
Misses Jackson. Miss Rochester. Miss May
Mullan, Miss Pitts Miss Aline Wilcox, MISS
Stewart. Miss Ruggles. Miss Tardy. Miss
Jane Hamlin, Miss Gilmore, Miss Goodfel-
low, Miss Chandler, Mr.. Boeufve, Marquis
de Chambrun. Mr.: Galarza, Baron Won
~ 40 Wilson
Mr. LIE CHAT Mr.. Bax-1ronside Lieut.
Heese Mr. Vogel, Mr.. Lefaivre Lieut..
Iansdale, Mr.. Paul johnson. Mr.. James
Morrill,, Mr.. Taylor; Mr.. Cosby, Lieut. bar "
Hamlin, Mr.. Wilcox Mr.. T. Sanford Beatty,
Mr. Redfern, Mr.. Curtis, Mr.. May, Mr.: Hal
stead, Mr.. Phillips. Mr.. Radford, MIR. Field.
Mr.. Keith, Mr. Mckee, MT: Br1ome, MI Mt
John Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. McCallum, Sec
rotary and Mrs. Lamont, Senator Hlli. Mrs.
Field, Col AMI Mrs. Haywood, Mrs. Bugher,
Miss Edes. Lieut. and Mrs: Reamey, MI;
Grant, Mr. and Mrs Hemphill Senator and
Mrs Stewart, Mrs. Jet Of Buffalo and Mr..
Campbell.
The Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs.
Carlisle gave a dinner last night in honor
of the President and Mrs. cleveland. Inc
table was daintily decorated entirely In
white and green. On the center piece OF
lace was a cut glass bowl filled with white
roses, and the tapers burned under white
meet the President and his wife were SEQ
retary and Mrs Gresham, Secretary and
Mrs. Lamont, Attorney General and
Mrs. Olney, Postmaster General and Mrs.
Bissell, Secretary and Miss Herbert, Secre-
tary Hoke Smith, Secretary of Agriculture
and Miss Morton, Mrs. Perrine, Mrs. Daniel
Manning and Assistant Secretary Hamhn.
Mrs. White, wife Of the Ohio Representa-
tive, gave a most elaborate reception yes
terday from to in the banquet hall OF
the Shoreham. 1t was floral fete In
way, for both ends of the big room were
bowers of roses most artistically arranged
The Hungarian Band played IN the corrloor'
The table, spread in the far end Of the room,
was superbly decked with orchids. Great
bouquets of them were laid In Intervals
along the cloth, marking chain around
the table. and tall silver vases niieu VIII
glorious American Beauty roses lowered
above the dainties with which the table
was literally supplied. Screens OF the roses
and a mantel very beautifully arranged
yond the table, Mrs. White wore light
satin, brocaded in flowers, and her cordial
greeting was supplemented by that OF her
young daughter, Miss Gloria White. who Is
still a school girl Mrs. Egington of Ken
tucky. Mrs. Joseph O'Neil of Boston. Mrs.
Frank Mcneil of Lockport. N. Y. cousin
of the hostess; Miss Wolverton, Miss Lillian
Smith. Miss Sarah Townsend, Miss Kate
Field and Miss Fletcher also pleasantly as
sisted in entertaining the guests. who num-
bered hundreds. The reception was in the
nature Of a farewell, as Mr.. and MRS
White will leave Washington at the close
of the present session of Congress.
The Misses Brice are in New York to take
mart in the many entertainments there
which mark this week.
Mrs. Chauncey A. Reynolds and the
Misses Reynolds gave a tea yesterday,
which was largely attended by their
friends Mrs. McLain, Miss Woodward.
Miss Nina Cabell Miss Worthington, Miss
Middleton, Miss Mcdowell and the Misses
Chinn assisted in receiving.
Among the closing gayeties of the season
will be the reception and dance at the
Army and Navy Club the evening Of Wash
ingtons birthday.
Mrs. j. L. McCreery and her daughter,
Mrs. jacobson, will hold their last recep-
ton on Monday. February is. to and
to 10, at their residence, 1904 B street
southeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. O. Cassell have sent out
cards for the marriage of their daughter,
Rose E. to Mr.. Randolph 7. Violet at st.
Pauls Catholic Church, on Wednesday.
February 20. at o'clock pm. After the
ceremony there will be a reception at the
home Of the brides parents. The newly
welded pair will go south on their wedding
trip.
Miss Murray Ledyard. 2o1e o street. will