Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-21

Of many friends There were no invita-
tons for the ceremony. The altar vases
were. filled with American beauty roses.
These flowers. well as the rest which
decorated the home of Mrs. Arthur I.
Brice. the sister of the bride. where the
wedding breakfast was given. were sent
this afternoon to the Home for incura-
bles. The bride came in churc: with her
brother. Mr.. Frank Pendle;on. of New
York. who gave her hand in marriage.
Messrs. Hugh Thompson. H. r. Garden.
groomsmen. Rev. DIR. Mackay-Smitn per-
formed the wedding ceremony. using a
white bound prayer book, which he after
ward handed the bride.
The bride wore travelling gown of cord
ed white silk. The bodice was trimmed
with chiffon and lace and coronet Of
orange blossoms held her tuile veil. She
carried a cluster Of American beauty roses
those witnessing the ceremony we're MY.
and Mrs Arthur T. Brice and their chill
dren. Justice and Mrs. Gray. Justice and
Mrs. White. Lieut.. Com. and Mrs. Emory,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chopper. Miss Riggs. MIS-
f. F. Riggs. Mrs Richardson Clover. Mr..
and Mrs. Calderon Carlisle. Mrs. Eucking-
ham. the Misses Sche::.k, Mrs. Browne and
Mrs. Wallack.
breakfast to which sa.enty-fve rela-
tiyes and intimate friends were bitden fol-
lowed at the residence of Mrs. Brice Mr.
and Mrs. Abney went north this afternoon
and will live In New York city.
President and Mrs. Cleveland will spend
Thanksgiving at the White House. and In
all probability will have some TRENDS 10
join their dinner party.
The Vice President and Mrs. Stevenson
will pass the holiday at their Bloomington
home. but will be here in good season for
the reassembling of Congress
Secretary and Mrs. 0lney and Mrs. Minot
will make the most of the New England
festiva! in their fine home. secretary am
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entertain constantly in this way
Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle will follow
their time-honored custom Of hospitality.
and 1t Is not likely will dine without
friend or two to keep them company.
Secretary and Mrs. Lamont have new
member to- their household this Thanks
giving in the person OF their youngest
daughter, Katharine Lamont. Tnis young
lady thrives in the haLpest and most &C
certable beby fashion. and Is already not
only the most important member OF, the
family. but the one around which all the
joys Of the rest center,
Sec rotary and Miss Morton will spend the
holiday in their pleasant apartments at the
Portland. SO far as their firestde pleasures
are concerned. but will probably accept a
dinner invitation outside
Postmaster General aid Mrs Wilson and
their happy circl'.i awi,h perhaps additions
in the persons of young people, school
friends of their children, will make their
Thanksgiving a pleasant zone at home.
Attorney General and Mrs. Harmon. Sec
rotary and Miss Herbert viii be two other
cabinet households itwhere quiet hospital
ity and the usual good cheer Will reign
Thanksgiving day. t. -
Secretary of the I6terior and Mrs Fran
els, who have but l few days taken pos
session of the Sawyer mansion. will spend
their first Washington Thanksgiving there,
and will have the pldhsant company of their
five sons on that datA. n Mrs. Francis ex-
poets to entertain onsiderably., her selec-
ton of such a large and beautiful home
was splendid start The Sawyer man
sion Is ore OF the K1estlhn most artistic
ally decorated and furnished homes in the
West End. 1t has a fine hall. spacious
drawing rooms, large ball room and dining
room on the main floor. The coloring of
the walls and furniture is in soft tints.
Rose petals are embroidered on the draw
Ing room Curtains and furniture and the
ceiling Is EMPOWERED with roses. This ar
tistic treatment Is continued In the dining
room, where the wall Is bordered Ey a
series OF pfcturesErepreSentfng cupids.
birds vita brilliant piumage amid wood
land beauty. The bail room Is finished In
Moorish style. hangiEgs and Furnishings
being In harmony. The second floor has
several sleeping rotms. large library. an
exquisite boudoir in the tower room and q
hau upon which the stone balcony on the
Connecticut avenue front opens. A porte
cochere under this balcony gives easy ac-
cess to the ball raanl and was always used
when evening entertainments were in prog