Evening star., 1896-12-03
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Miss Glover Charmingly Presented to So
ciety.
Several Pretty Weddings and At.
tcndant Festivitfes-Person
Notes of Interest.

Miss Glover daughter of Mr. and Mrs. c.
| C. Glover, made her debut yesterday after
| nc on at a reception at the fine home of her
parents on Lafayette Square. The drawing
| rooms We're fragrant with the flowers sent
| the debutante, who stood with her mother
| to receive their friends. Assisting in the
| nc spitality We're Mrs Kindleberger, Miss
| Ashton, Miss Blanche Emory. Miss Owen.
| Miss Lindsey Poor and Miss Howell and in
the handso mely appointed tea room Mrs.
| r. B. Mcclure and Mrs James Johnson dill
| the honors. Resident and diplomatic
| well Gs official society was represented in
| the gay company filling the rooms.
The engagement was announced last night
| of Mrs Frederick DE Courcy May to Count
| Luis d'Andigne of France. The wedding
| will take place December II in Paris. and
| Mrs May sails for Hayre Saturday next
| Mrs. May was formerly Miss Coleman of
| California, and inherited through her moth
| 81 third Of the O'Brien millions. She has
| been a widow several years. and has spent
| that Interval in European and eastern
| travel. Last week in New York she had
| her surplus household goods sold AT
| ticn. She owns the house now occupied by
| Attorrcy General Harmon, on h street. and
| the elegant furniture i'm it. After disposing
| of her larger residence. she prepared this
! smaller one next the home of her sister.
/ Mrs. Henry May, but travel plans inter
| fered with her occupancy of ii. She is an
| unusually fine-looking woman.
! Count d Andigne comes of distinguished
| French family. royaiist ancestor having
| received the title OF marquis in Ill. He il a
| bachelor of excellent appearance, and about
fifty years Of age. The choice Of Mrs. May
| meets with the appreciation of her family
| and best friends.
| At tho Metropolitan Presbyterian Church,
| corner of Ash and B streets southeast. last
| night, Miss Bessie II. Bohrer. eldest daugh
| ter of Mr and Mrs. George p Bchrer. and
| Mr.. Eimon Cook were married by Rev.
| George n. Luccock. A large concourse of
| friends was in attendance, and the plat
| form was decked with flowers. The ushers
| We're Messrs. William =. Walker. W. NJ.
| Hallara, Harry p Cook and c. s. Hagan.
| Miss Imogene Bohrer was maid of honor,
| dressed in lavender silk. he bride wore
| white satin with pearl passementeries.
| reception followed at the residence OF the
| brides parents, lsi Virginia avenue south
| east. Mr. and Mrs. Cook left on a late
| train for a trip north. They will be at
! home Thursdays in January at their
| home Ii' 4th street southeast.
| AT st. Johns Church, Georgetown. last
| night. an assemblage of friends witnessed
| the marriage of Miss Harriet Belle Reeler.
| daughter of MIR. and Mrs Thomas A. Reed
| et of st. Mary's county. Maryland. and
niece of Mrs. c. +. Buck. wife of the rec
tor Of ST. Johns to Mr. James r, Bur-
| 1oughs Rev. Mr.. Buck officiated and
Messrs. Claude Lunsford and c. Boyden
| Buck were ushers. Mr.. l.. c. Owens OF
| baltimore was best man. Miss Minnie
| Buck. cousin of the bride. was maid of
honor. and was handsomely dressed i'm
| velvet and old rose silk. She carried
chrysanthemums. Miss Bessie Buck was
| Hover girl, dressed in white orGandie ami
| carried a basket of pink carnations Th.
| bride wore costume of novelty cloth
| combined with garnet velvet aud yellow
| SATIN After the ceremony reception TO
the bridal party and intimate friends fol-
| lcwed at the rectory. The parorS and din
| ing room were decked with ponsettsas and
| holly. The brides mother owing to illness.
was not able to ba present Later I'm The
evening the young couple left for the
north. where they will spend their honey
| moon. Their future residence will be al
Mechanicsvile. in st. Mary's county.
AT ST Andrews Church, yesterday. Miss
Lucy isabelle Cral;e and DIR. O. J. Henaer-
| son of Montgomery Va were married by
Rev. DIR. Perry. The ushers We're DR. Il. HI.
| Garland, DIR. A. b. Hove. Mr.. Coburn
| Brown and Mr.. Robert Test. The bride
wore tailor-made gown of green broad
| cloth and velvet and hat 10 match. and
| came ia church with her brother Mr.. j. r.
| Cralle. preceded by Miss Brcneman maid
| OF honor. who was attired in purple cloth
| with Gansborough hat trimmed with
| piumeS- The best man was DIR. S. X
| Owens of West Virginia. Only the imma-
| diate family were present at the breakfast
! given at the brides home 3oI G street al
! ter which DR.. and Mrs Henderson left for
| trip south. that will include a visit to
| the Hot Springs in Virginia. They will
| make their home in Montgomery. Va.
! The regular bi-wcekly meeting of the Q
| StIttl W MIST tluD was held last night at
| the residence of the president. Miss Lo:tie
| Anderson, No. 1915 Q street There was a
| full attendance of members. Mr.. Harry
King acting as substitute for Mr.. Poston
| After roll cali play was commenced al
| O'Clock and concluded about 1890
The prizes-which were. lady's a hand
some parlor lamp. and gentlemans. a pearl
scarf pin-were awarded to Miss Anderson
and Mr. Charles Augustus Brookes re-
spectively, who scored l12 points in twenty
| four games against Mrs. Agnew ard Mr
| Stanley Hinrichs. The secretary announced
| the partners for EeXt night of play, which
| will he at the residence of Miss Julia Car
ter. After supper dancing was enjoyed
| A reception will be given i'm honor of
Mrs. Philip H. Sheridan on the occasion
| of the unveiling of Mulvany's heroic paint
| ing, '.Sheridan's Ride at the Hotel La
| .ayette, Philadelphia, Friday evening. De-
| Cember 4. The committee having the event
| in charge are Capt. G. S Bingham, U.S.A.;
Gen. Charles l.. Leiper, U.S.N.: Col. John
| A Wieder sheim. C.S.E.: Capt W. W
| Frazer, U.S.N., and Capt Frank Furness
| C.S.N.
Col. Clement ID. Hebb, an active member
| Of thu Marine Corps for thirty-six years
and candidate five years ago for the COM
| mand of the same, but now retired for
| age, has gone TO housekeeping in the
family residence a 12i6 X street His fam
lily consists Of Mrs. Hebb and Miss Elise.
| a daughter, who has been abroad for two
years travelling over the continent AMI
| England and in pursuing her studies in
| Paris in French and music. She witnessed
| lately the elegant festivities in Paris in
honor of the ear and czarina. Her par
entS expect her home about Christmas
Mrs. Caroline H. Dali. 1526 18th street is
at home informally Friday afternoons and
| Monday evenings. She will make few calls
TINS winter
Mrs. Edwin McCahll of ::3l2 n street has
| issued cards for Tuesday. December H.
from to 4. to introduce her daughter
Miss Maud Laurens McCahill Miss Nc
| Cahill will be assisted in receiving by the
| Misses Rasin of Baltimore and other deb
| utanteS.
| Mr.. and Mrs Arthur A. Birney have is
sued cards for a tea Thursday, December
| 10, at which time they will present their
eldest daughter. Miss Margaret, 10 their
! friends.
Senator and Mrs. Brice and family are
| expected Sunday at Corcoran House
Mr. and Mrs. Pilling entertained at din
| ner last night in honor of their guests
| Mrs Andrews and Mr.. L. H. Andrews fir.
| or Philadelphia. Other guests We're Mrs
Newbeld, Mrs. McCrea, Miss Newbold,
Miss Schmid, Mr.. Low and Mr.. Wooten
Mrs Richard A. Nottingham of SWARM
more, Pa. with her three children. are Wis