Evening star., 1896-11-18
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Tho FounAngs Friends Ask ALI to
Tea.
Last Nights Weddings at Home and
ut Church-Other Pleasant
Events-PersOnals.

| from until 6 o'clock tomorrow. The
president Of the board, Mrs. W. P. Kellogg,
and the other officers will welcome visitors
and will be very grateful for donations of
| money, groceries and clothing. These
| ladies will greet visitors In the reception
| room. Assisting Mrs. Kellogg in this pleas
ant duty will be Mrs. Cullom, Mrs. F. e.
v arren, Mrs. ]. N. Whitney. Mrs. Charles
G. Dulin. Mrs. c. B. Beall, Mrs Simon
Wolf and others. The tea room will be in
charge Of Mrs. NJ. c. Stone and Mrs. d. A.
| Chambers. Among those assisting will be
Mrs. T. A. Swope, Mrs. T. T. Lightfoot,
Mrs. John Dew. Arnold. Mrs. L. ID. Wine,
Mrs. L. w. Mccartney. Mrs. Green, Mrs.
Richardson. Mrs. Joyce. Mrs. Church. Mrs.
| Pennies. Mrs. Smithe, Mrs. Kendall Miss
Tisdell, Miss Noble. Miss Noyes. Miss
| Kaufman, Miss Chambers. Miss Sewers,
Miss Talmage, Miss Lightfoot and Miss
| Beard.
| At Calvary Baptist Church last night a
| large assemblage witnessed the marriage
| OF Miss Edith F. Larcombe and Mr.. S. Ed
win Tomlinson. White and yellow chrys-
anthemums and a background of palms
| hid the platform. The ushers were Mr..
| William NJ Larcombe and Mr.. George W.
| Larcombe, brothers Of the bride; Mr.. Chas.
s. Domer and Mr. Frank Israel. The
| brides attendants were the Misses Ida and
| Blanche TomlinSon, who wore white
| candle dresses and carried white chrys-
anthemums. and Miss Minnie Anderson.
maid of fonor, who wore yellow organdie
| over yellow silk, and carried yellow chrys-
| anthemums. The bride came in church
with her brother, Mr.. Howard Larcombe.
She was elegantly dressed in white satin.
| trimmed with lace. wreath of lilies of
| the valley held her tulle veil and bouquet
| of bride roses was carried Mr.. Warren
Choate was best man. Dr.. Greene perform
| ed the ceremony. After the wedding Mr..
and Mrs Tomlinson received their friends
in their new home IS Q street northeast.
| where their wedding gifts were displayed.
Among the latter was a silver tea service
from the National Rifles, of which Mr..
Tomlinson is member.
Miss Mary Mccarthy, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Mccarthy of 925 9TH street.
and Mr.. j. A Harmon were married last
| night at the residence of the bride, in the
| presence of a number of their relatives
and intimate friends. The bride, who was
| becomjngly dressed i'm blue and white silk
| and carried white roses, was attended by
| her little sister Pansy, who was dressed in
white. and carried chrysanthemums. Rev.
| Rather MCGEE Of St Patrick'S Church OFF,
| ciated, assisted by Father Gloyd, Rev. Dr.
Stafford and Rev. c. NJ. Bart, the bridal
| couple standing before a bower of palms
| and white chrysanthemums. After the re-
| ception MIR. and Mrs. Harmon left for an
| extended tour north, which will include q
| visit to Niagara Falls. After December 10
| they will be at home at 1723 9th street.
| Miss Halle Lewis. daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. James E. Lewis, and Mr. Charles b.
! Washington Athletic Club House. South
Capitol street Mr.. Howison is the secre-
tary of the club and one of its most tireless
| workers, hence the selection of the club
house for the wedding. The ceremony took
| place in the gymnasium, which, like the
| rest of the building, was elaborateiy dec
| GRATED with flowers and bunting. Tine bri-
dal party formed in the club parlor, and
| marched to the gymnasium. The bride was
| preceded by little flower girls, Ella Schmid
Vernie Schmid and Lorita Reiner. and the
ushers. Messrs. James Crupper. Owen Ken
ney, Ralph Rand, Win Arendes, Sam
| ErinlSley and George Martin.
| Mr. M J. Brown, president of the club
escorted the bride. Rev. John Mckee per-
| couple, Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Howison Mr.
Andrew Kelly. Miss Amanda Howison,
| Mrs. James E. Lewis and the Misses
Lewis. were present. After the ceremony
| a reception was held in the parlors of the
| club followed by a serenade by the Canton
| Potomac Drum Corps. Following the re-
| ception the club members fell in line and
| marched to the new home of the couple
| 1104 Half street southwest accompanied by
| the Canton Potomac Drum Corps Another
| reception was held at the house The bride
was handsomely dressed in white silk. and
wore a tulle veil. The couple received
quantities of beautiful gifts. Mr. and Mrs.
| Howison will be at home to their friends
| the evenings of this week.
Rev John Watson, DID,. Ian Maclaren."
and Mrs Watson are the guests of Rev.
| visit here, and took luncheon with Presi-
| dent and Mrs. Cleveland today.
The marriage of Miss Adelaide Thomp-
| sen to Mr.. Edward kremb was very quiet
ly solemnized yesterday evening at o clock
| "a the parsonage of the Rev Joseph r
Kelly. pastor of the Fourth Presbyferian
| Church. Mr.. and Mrs. kremb Will resid,,
at 2lS r street. They will be at home 10
| their friends Thursday evening
Senator and Mrs. Martin are in the CITY
and have taken house for the winter at
E12 Dist street.
Miss Julia Beveridge Will start tomorrow
for visit to friends in the west.
The Paris Figaro says that Comte de
| Moltke-Huitfeldt Darish minister in Paris.
| and father of Comte de Moltke- HuitfeIdt
| the fiance of Miss Louise Bonaparte is
seriously ILL., He had two apopletic strokes
| last week, but owing to his strong con-
| sttution lis physicians have rot lost hope
| His eldest son, Comte Adam, has arrived
in Paris.
Mrs. Astor gave a dinner last night at
| her. New York house in honor of H. r. H.
| the Duke of Abruzzi, Prince Louis of Sa-
| Baron Fava. the Italian ambassador, and
| Baroness Fava were among the guests.
| Prince Louis went to Boston today.
Mr.. NJ. Z. Carrier has issued cards for
the marriage of his sister. Evelyn F., to
| Mr.. James NJ. Copeland of Cincinnati We'd
| nesday, November 25, at pm, at the
| North Presbyterian Church. The couple
will leave on the 7:1O pm. train for the
| south.
Miss Laura Mulhall daughter of Lieut..
s. J. Muthall of Ballston, Va, will be one
| of the society debutantes this coming win
ter. Miss Mulhall is a very graceful and
| pretty blonde, who has been educated al
| most entirely in Washington. She is a
| talented musician, a splendid horsewoman
| and is fond of all outdoor sports.
Mrs. B. F. Crawshaw, S24 18th street, has
| returned, after months visit among rel
| atives and friends in Ohio.
| Mr. and Mrs. Darlington A Young have
| issued invitations for the marriage of their
| daughter, Edith j., to Mr.. Louis Pendleton
| Darrell Wednesday, November %, at 3
| o'clock, at st. Andrews Episcopal Church.
Miss Frances Graham French, who is
| staying at 81? East Capitol street, has Just
| returned from Europe, where she was a
/ delegate to the second interna tional con-
gress of charities and for the protection Of
| children, which convened at Geneva, Switz-
| erland, September 10.
| Mr.. George c. Hazelton jr., returned last
| week from a three months tour of Eu-
rope. He will spend the winter in Wash
| ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clark Whittemore
| have issued invitations for the marriage of