Evening star., 1896-04-09
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A Busy Wednesday in ths Matrimonial
Market
A Warrington Man and . Troy
Beauty United-HOme Events
+ersOnal Notes.

The marriage of Miss harriet Adelaide
Df Freest to Mr.. Robert M. Larner, the
well-known newspaper man Of this city,
| took place yesterday afternoon at tie resi-
dence of the brides father. Mr.. Charles w.
De Freest, at Troy. NY. and was an
Ideally pretty ceremony. The house was
elaborately decorated with all the spring
blossoms. and at one end Of the parlor,
/ amid a bower of palms and lilies, the
couple stood to be married. The ushers
| were Charles w. De Freest. Jr., Edward
| Murphy, Henry T. Mason and William H.
| Russell. The brides two pretty little nfeces,
Miss Jessie Laurel Sullivan and Miss Helen
Adelaide De Freest Sullivan, dressed in
| iioweIed organdies over pink. and carrying
| baskets OF pink roses, were her attendants.
| Mr.. Fred. r. Smith Of this city was best
man, and Rev. T. p. Sawin Of the Episco-
Pal Church oficiated. About hundred
| guests were present, and after the wedding
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sullivan, the sister
| and brother-in-law of the bride. came for
ward with their tiny daughter, the smaller
her aunt's name and became Helen Ade-
| laide De Freest Sullivan. The dining room
was profusely decorated with Easter lilies,
| and an elaborate collation. was served. The
brides cake was made by an aunt of the
bride from an old family recipe. and 1t
formed striking ornament of the table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larner went 10 New York
| last night, and will begin their honeymoon
| by short stay there. Those present at
| tending the wedding from this city were
Miss Larner and Miss Evelyn Larner. sis
| ters OF the groom: DR.. H. L. F. johnson
and H. L.. West, Mr.. and Mrs. Rouzer and
Colin Studs, the southeastern passenger
agent of the Pennsylvania railroad. The
wedding gifts filled the library. and We're
| silver tea service from Senator and Mrs.
Murphy. and set of Venetian glass table
service from ex-Mayor and Mrs. Hugh ].
Grant. and quantities more Of beautiful
| things. which were presented py Washing
ton friends, and are here awaiting the
| turn of the couple.
A very large assemblage of friends and
relatives witnessed the marriage last night
| at Concordia Church of Miss Annie b.
| Schneider second daughter of Mr. Charles
Schneider, and Mr.. Frank N. Firor. Rev.
Mr.. Drewitz officiated, and Mr.. Waldecker
| played the wedding march. Just before the
| lection. The ushers were Mr.. John G.
Kaiser. Mr.. John A. Rooms. Mr.. Carl Loef-
| fer and Mr.. Theodore Apple. The chancel
was tastefully decorated with palms ard
| charming in a gown of white satin, and
| carried bunch Of large golden gate roses.
| After an extended trip north the young
couple will reside at Alb street.
Miss Mary Anne Endres and Mr.. George
B. Muilin were married at st. AIMS
Church, Tenleytown, d. c., last evening
by Father j. c. Malion, in the presence Of
large number Of friends and relatives.
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Endres.
from to 10 o'clock The bride is one of
the most attractive and popular young
ladies of Tenleytown. as was attested by
the many beautiful and valuable presents
received After the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Mullin went to their home, near Chevy
Chase, which was in complete readiness
for their reception. The bride wore beau
AT hOh taff IL f~,y,
med vita lace and chiffon. with hat to
match. and carried a boQuet of bride roses.
The daughters of Mt Holyoke College
held very enthusiastic and interesting
social meeting at the parlors of the First
Congregat tional Church last evening. There
was goodly number present, including
Mrs. Seymour, registrar of the ID. A. r.;
Mrs. Gregory of New York state and Mrs.
Draper of Kendall Green Pleasant literary
exercises, consisting of addresses and
| music. occupied a part of the evening.
MIR. b. V. Darrell returned Tuesday from
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Carlisle held a charming reception
yesterday afternoon, when her callers had
the pleasure also Of meeting Mrs. Bissell,
who is spending the week with her. The
ladies had q throng of friends about them
up to & O'Clock. Mrs. BiSsell is looking as
handsome as ever, and has lost none of her
interest in her Washington friends.
Mrs. Edw. De Maine left this morning
niece. Mrs. Maybell Pywell Wright, to Mr.
Winthrop H. Clark of Chicago.
Mrs. Philip Darneille and the Misses Dar-
nellie have returned from Atlantic City.
Miss Charlotte Emmert, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Emmert, and Mr.. Charles
e. Paul Of Constantine, Mich, We're mar
ried last night at Trinity Lutheran Church.
Palms surrounded the altar Of the church.
and as the bridal party approached Prof
Rupprecht played the wedding march from
Lohengrin. Rev. c. c. Morhart was the
officiating minister. The bride wore white
silk. trimmed with chiffon and lace, and
carried a large bouquet of brides roses and
lilies of the valley. The maid of honor was
Miss Edythe Faber Of Philadelphia She
wore pink organdie trimmed with 50 tin
RIBBON. and carried La France roses ard
maidenhair fern. The ushers were Mr..
Albert d. Spangler of York, Pa, who at
tended the groom; DR.. Walter NJ. Wooster
Mr.. Frank NJ. Couser and Mr.. Robert l..
Recap of Bridgeton, n. j. The church was
crowded by friends. and the ceremony was
followed by reception at the home Of the
brides parents. No. 715 9th street After
receiving congratulations, Mr.. and Mrs
Paul left on a wedding trip north. Upon
their return they will reside at Mt. Pleas
ant. corner of Howard avenue and Center
street.
Mrs. r. E. Boyd returned yesterday from
| a pleasant visit of three weeks with friends
at Old Point.
Mrs. B. T. Mccartney entertained her
friends at a card party last evening at SIG
North Carolina avenue southeast The
decorations were in yellow and white. The
centerpiece for the table was composed of
jonouils and farlayense ferns The tapers
in the candelabra were capped with yellow
shades. The first prizes were won by Mr.
w. White and Mrs. Wheeler while Miss
Waltemeyer and Mr.. Chase We're consoled
by the second prizes. Among those present
were Miss ID. Caminade, Miss Agnes Waite
meyer, Miss Katie Ketchum Mss T. White
MIR. and Mrs. Drury, Mr.. W. White and Mrs
J. White, Messrs. Waltemeyer T. King
p. Wright, H. Chase. Mr.. and Mrs Lobe and
Mrs. Wheeler.
Representative and Mrs Draper and Gen.
and Mrs. Batcheller will give dinners to-
night
Miss Bartlett entertained young ladies at
luncheon yesterday. Her guests were Miss
Greenough Of New York, Miss Barney Miss
Newlands. Miss McCammon, Miss Sheridan.
Miss Rodgers. the Misses Patten, Miss Cas-,
sells. Miss McLanahan, Miss Dc Pyster
Miss Curtis, and the Misses Horstman.
Mr.. Harry K. Willard was the host of a
card party last night, at which a company
OF about forty of his friends was hand
somely entertained. There were pretty
prizes. and later fine supper was served.
Miss Elsie Anderson gave a bicycle tea
yesterday at the Country Cluh at which ,