Evening star., 1896-11-11
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Married at Home and at Church Amid Friends
and Flowers.
The HampsOn-WilsOn and Other
Events Here TOday-The Horse
Show and Good Clothes.

| sen and Mr.. Joseph H. Hampson were
| married today at noon at the Wilson fam
lily residence. lib East Capitol street, the
brides father, Chaplain David Wilson, L.
>. A, retired. performing the ceremony.
| The drawing rooms were pre.tily deco
| rated with autumn blossoms and centered
In the pretty effect of the bower. where
| the couple stood to be married. Rev. b.
| b. James of Baltimore assisted I'm the cere-
| ncny. The brides only attendant was
her young niece. Elsie Byron. who wore
Nile green silk and carried the brides bou-
quet Of orchids. The bride was hand
| somely gowned in white. A wedding
| breakfast followed at which the relatives
We're entertained. Late this afternoon Mr..
| aid Mrs. HampsCn started in the private
| car OF ) he former for journey through the
| east. Later they will 20 to the City of
Mexico, where Mr.. Hampson is president
OF the Mexico, Cuernavaca and Pacific
| railroad.
AT Hamline Church today at noon Miss
| Lille M. McClelland and Mr.. Charles Wes-
| ley MOTIFS, 1r.. were married by Rev. Dr.
Stricken P5rtar ~ MI NJ. Frank C bothrop Mr.
| Mr.. Harry B. Davis were the ushers The
| ceremony was followed by informal re-
| ception at the nome Of the brides mother
| Mrs. John McClelanG, 1874 10th street
| after which Mr.. and Mrs. Morris left town
| for hoLeyEloon jaunt. They will be at
| home to their friends Tuesdays through
out December at their new residence, 1884
| street.
At the marriage tonight at Christ Church.
Georgetown. of Miss Claudia Stuart and
Mr. William J. Barden, Engineer Corps
/ L. 5. A. the ceremony VIII bc performed
| by the bishop of Washington. Right Rev.
Henry Yates SatteTlce, assisted by Rev.
| Dr. Stuart, father Of the bride, rector of
| the church: Rev. DIR. Trimble and Rev.
j. III. Elliott, ID. rector of Ascension
| Church. will also be present in the chancel
wi he. tod ha oh. N,..1
| lay her brother Mr.. William c. Stuart of
| Newport News. Va. The bridal cortege
will be headed by the four brothers of the
bride. DR. A. Rhett Stuart, Mr.. Barnwell s.
| Stuart. Mr.. Garden c. Stuart and Master
| Roger NJ. Stuart. followed by the ushers
in full uniform. MIR. W V. Laduc. Corps of
| Lucas. Corps of Engineers: Mr.. j. Curtis
Gilmore 4th United States Artillery, and
Mr.. Charles G. Sawtelle. I'd Cavalry. Mr.
| e c. Williams of the 4th Artillery will be
best man. The brides attendants will be
her younger sister. Miss Sophie Stuart. as
raid of honor. and the bridesmaids will be
Miss Alice Payne of Warrenton. Va: Miss
! Lucy Matthews. Miss Daisy Blackford ami
| Miss Eva Gilbert. The chancel viii be
decked with yellow and white chrysanthe-
| NUNS. The service will be fully choral
| The ceremony will be followed by a recep-
ton TO the bridal party and immediate
| family at the residence of the brides
| parents. Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Stuart, 1915
"lst street. At 10 o'clock Mr. and Mrs
/
| They will be at home at Willet's Point
| after December ].
The marriage OF Miss Julia Jerome Hillt.
| daughter of the late Colonel Jonn Mclean
| Hildt, U.S.A.. and granddaughter of the
! late Addison G. Jerome. to Mr.. Charles
| Cooper Mott, jr-. son OF Justice Mott of the
| nited States Court Of Claims. took place
| al noon yesterday in the Church of the
| Holy Communion. New York. Rev. DIR.
Henr! Mot,et officiating. The bride entered
| The church with her sterfather, Mr.. Benia-
min Perkins. and wore ivory satin, the
! corsasc and front of the skirt completely
| drai,ed with point lace and veil of rare
point lace fastened with orange blossoms.
She carried lilies of the valley. The maid
| Of honor, Miss Marjorie Mott, sister of the
| bridegroom, was gowned in pal. blue MORE
and carried pink roses. The Rev. John
| Denison WIS best man. and Mcssrs. How
ard jerome Hildt. John 5. Sheppard. Chas.
| II. Sheriff., jr Edward Liddon Patterson
and Or. Nanderpoel AdrIance of New York
| and w. j. A. Bliss Of Washington We're the
| ushers. A breakfast followed at the family
residence. Judge and Mrs. Mott and Mr..
| and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins We're present
! at the event.
| Miss Helen kedZie Moore of Kingston
| NY, and George c. Sargent of San Fran
| cisco Were married in the former city yes
terday afternoon. Taylor Moore of New
! York was best man. Mrs Hearst of WASH
| ington. whose private secretary the bride
| formerly was. was in attendance. Among
| Others presen: were Mr.. and Mrs. JOS Cor
| nel MIS-. EDWIN 1Oung, MISS Zelmira
| Ramirez Cortes. r. p. Hughes of New
York and Miss c. E. Hughes of San Fran
| cisco.
Chief Constructor Hichborn and Mrs.
| Hichborn left today for New York, where
they will remain till Saturday. Aside from
| the horse show, the chief goes especially
| to attend the fourth annual meeting of the
| Society of Naval architects and Marine
| Enginet RS before which he will read a
| paper dealing with the design of our latest
| and largest battle ships.
The marriage of Miss Melaine Athenese
Boone and Ferdinand Chatard Dugan of
Baltimore will take place today ar ST.
| 1gnatiuS Church. Baltimore Md. Owing
to the recent death of the brother of the
bride-elect. Rev. Carroll Boone of George
town College, the wedding will be very
quiet and only the immediate families will
be present.
Miss May Welch of Wilmington, Del. is
visiting Miss Allie Chamberlain of III Il
street southeast.
Mrs. S. z. Griffith of Wilmington, Del, is
visiting her son, Mr. Chas. Chamberlain.
at 1:t6 A street northeast
| The many friends of Mrs. Donald Mac
Pherson will be griered to learn of the
death of her mother. Mrs. Wilson. Sunday
last at Scranton, Pa. She had many
friends in this city, having spent a part of
each winter here for several years with
her daughter.
| pleasant surprise party was given
| November q to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas L. Dru-
~ at their home. 132S 9th street, 10y about
| sixty OF their friends. 1t being the twelfth
anniversary of their marriage and also
| Mrs. DruryS birthday. After games and
| mt sic the dining room opened and
supper served. The presents We're numer-
Gus and handsome. Among those present
| were Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hooper. MIR. and
Mrs. w. Hodges, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bau-
| man. and Mrs. Deleareaux, Mr. and
Mrs. Mangum. Mr.. and Mrs. Wells. Mr.
and Mrs. b. McQuay. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
| Hardell, Miss NJ White, MIR. and Mrs Hart
man, Mr.. and Mrs J. V. White Miss
Linch. Mrs. Burton. Mr.. Hunt. Miss Tur-
ner. Mr.. Heisell, DIR. Housell. Miss Cogs-
well, Mrs. Chockley of Richmond, Mr. j.
S. Martin, Mr.. F. Martin. Mrs. Bauman
Mrs. Fobell, Mr.. F. Bauman. Mr. H. White
Mr.. c. Curtiss and Mr.. c. Willett
| Cards have been received here announc-
ing the marriage of Miss Sara r. Herfurth
Of this city to Mr.. Leon f. BEEN of Bed
ford. Ind, Thursday October -. at Little
Rock, Ark. Mr.. and Mrs. BEEN will make
Little Rock their future home.
Miss Dora Skeee has sent out cards of
Invitation TO the wedding reception of her
reice. Miss Belle SkeeIe Morgan, whose
marriage to Mr.. Finley Morse Van Hoesen
will take place Wednesday evening No