Evening star., 1896-10-27
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Brides and Grooms and the Story Of Their
Happy Day
The Marriage Of Miss Ring and Mr.
LamptOn-The BOnapnrte-MOltke
Alliance PerHOnals.

Mrs. George B. Phelps has issued cards
for the wedding reception of her daughter.
Miss Anne Lander Ring, and Mr.. James
Jones hampton, tomorrow evening, from
to IL O'Clock. at Pill Bancroft place.
Connecticut Avenue Heights. The mar
riage which will be witnessed only by the
family and immediate friends Of the con-
tracing pair, will be solemnized by DR.. b.
L. Whitman, president of Columbian Uni
versity. The ushers will be Capt. c. s.
Domer and Mr.. w. c. Morris, and Miss
Pauline Herring of Watertown, N. Y, and
Miss Lenore Armstrong will be brides
maids. The fair bride-elect is a charming
young girl. Mrs. Phelps coming here to
live was solely for the purpose of culti-
waiting her daughters voice. which is phe-
nomenal in range and quality, and now her
marriage will make their future residence
here certainty. Mrs. Phelps and her
family have been well known and wealthy
residents of Watertown, N. Y. This even
ing Mrs. Phelps will entertain the bridal
party at supper. The splendid home in
which the couple will begin their married
pride, and has been richly furnished by
Mrs. Phelps. The bride will wear an i'm
ported costume of white satin. Miss Arm
strong will wear a bridesmaids dress Of
white mousseline de sole. and Miss Heron
lemon satin and chiffon. The bridal jour-
ney will be to Fortress Monroe and north.
The couple will be at home Thursdays
after December ], at their home in Ban
croft place.
At the marriage of Miss Louise Bona
parte and Count Won Moltke-Huitfeldt. De
cember TO- the bride will be escorted by her
uncle, Mr.. Charles Bonaparte of Baltimore.
Count Won Moltke. Danish minister at
Paris, and Countess Won Moltke. parents
Of the groom elect. will be here for the Ger
emony Cardinal Gibbons will officiate. and
the ushers will be Mr.. Walter Van Renssa-
laer Berry, Mr.. Frank w. Andrews, Mr..
Charles McCawley and Mr.. Robert Wal
lack. Only relatives and intimate friends
will be present at the wedding breakfast.
Miss Bonapartes tiance Is now in st. Pc
tersburg. where he is the Danish charge
d 'afaires, and is expected in this country
the latter part Of November The signing
of the marriage contracts, a few days be-
fore the ceremony, will he the occasion of
a social gathering at the home of Mrs. Bo-
naparte.
Miss Julia Defrees Sample and Lieut.
Archibald Campbell Of the Sd Regiment of
Artillery, l.. s. A., were married last even
ing at the brides residence by Rev. John
ii. Elliott, rector of the Church of the As
cension. The bride wore the satin gown in
which her mother was married. Only rela-
tives witnessed the ceremony. Those from
out of the city were Miss Desda Greer of
New York city, Miss Mary Campbell and
Messrs. Gordon and Dougias Campbell of
Cold Spring. N. Y. Lieut.. and Mrs Camp
dell expect to leave at once with Light
Battery for the Preside at San Fran
CISCO
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Barber reached
Washington last Saturday afternoon
aboard their steam yacht Sapphire. Mrs.
Barber will remain several days. and will
be at home in the evenings aboard the
Sapphire. which is anchored at the foot Of
Gath street, West Washington.
Mrs. N. L. Jeffries is again at her resi-
dence. 1929 10th street. Mrs. Jeffries and
her daughter. Miss Armstrong, spent the
summer north.
Miss Virginia. daughter of Mrs. Carrie
b. Peters. and DIR. James r. Hamilton will
be married this evening at Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Episcopal Church South
at o'clock.
Mrs. Caroline T. Shoemaker of Loudoun
| county is visiting Mrs. d. c. Reinohl at GIL
z street.
Miss Maize A. Reinohl, who has been
visiting in Philadelphia, has returned and
will be at home to her friends at Gil O
street Wednesdays.
Mr.. Sol Meyer of Indianapolis, Ind, left
Saturday for his home. While here he
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Strauss of
7O2 street southwest.
DIR. and Mrs. George c. Samson and their
son, Henry w. Samson, have returned
from kensington. Nd. Mrs. Samson has
greatly improved in health.