Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-07
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Welded in Historic st. Johns
Church.
Miss HutchesOn and Mr.. MugEe thc
Happy COuple-Harrison We'd
ding Cards.

st. Johns Church was well filled last
night by the friends assembled to witness
the marriage Of Miss Mildred Hutchinson
to Mr.. Edward Mugge. jr., OF Houston,
Texas. The chancel was decked with palms
and vines, and the altar vases filled with
Easter lilies. Tho usha-s. Mr.. Edward Par
ker end Lieut.. Vogelgesang, were kept busy
until the arrival of the bridal party seat
ing the guests. The tiny sister of the bride.
Miss Rosalte Hutcheson, as flower bearer,
led the party to the chancel. The maid of
honor, Miss Maud De Witt Talmage, preced-
ed the bride, who came in with her father.
Representative Hutchinson. Mr.. L. Parks
Of Houston, Texas, was best man. The
youthful and pretty bride was dressed in
white tulle over white satin, simply made,
and she wore no ornaments. Her Veil was
OF tulle. and her bouquet Of white ilacs.
The maid Of honor wore white null,
trimmed with frills CT dotted white net, and
carried a large bouquet Of lilies CT the val
ley. The little fower-tearer wore a dainty
frock of white null and Valenciennes Lace
and carried basket filled with white roses.
Mrs. Hutcheson wore light Dresden-now-
cred silk. The three young sons complet-
ed the family circle. Vice President Ste
venson was among the guests. No recep-
c zion ioia9 3t the ceremony. as the young
trip they will go to Houston, Texas, to re-
side.
Mrs. David r. Mckee gave a dance last
night In honor of the visiting Yale Glee.
Mandolin and Banjo Clubs. and invited to
among whom were the Misses Pauncefote.
the Misses Brice, Miss Hay, Miss Hagner,
Miss Belknap, Miss Clagett, Miss Letter.
Miss Mls' Mss pa mss Mis-:
Rodgers. Miss Mcmillan. Miss Cockrell.
Miss Anderson. Among the men pres
ent were: Messrs. De Sibour. Draper. Nc
Lanshan, Hay. Brooks. Hit. Murphy. Kipp,
Dodge. Mccullough and D. Mckee. An the
rooms on the parlor floor gave dancing
space. and supper was served upstairs.
Easter lilies and palms and the Yale colors
decked the house.
Many Washington friends found in their
mail this morning the announcement cards
of the Harrison-Eimmick wedding. This
souvenir of the interesting OCCASION reads:
Mr.. Benjamin Harrison and Mrs Mary
Scott Dimmick announce their marriage
on Monday, April 6. 1896. at Saint Thomas
Church. New York"
Mrs. Leech entertained at a breakfast
yesterday in honor of the Yale visitors.
Her guests were Miss Ewing of Nashville,
Miss Butts of st. Louis, Miss Clagett, Miss
Norris Miss Hagner the Misses Leech DIR.
Leiber, Lieut., MagiI, Mr.. Cassells, Mr..
Slade and Mr.. Baird of New York. and Mr..
Ledyard.
Miss Genevieve Mattingly gave a tea yes
terday afternoon in honor of Miss Eleanor
Nicholson of Philadelphia, who is visiting
the Mattingly home for the Easter vaca-
ton. Miss Mattingly, Miss Wfnifred Mat
tingly, Miss Farnesworth, Miss McComas
and Miss Bessie Baker assisted in receiving
the young company.
Mrs. and the Misses Brice sail tomorrow
for England. and during their stay in Lon
don will enjoy a presentation at court at a
May drawing room. They will be back in
this country the latter part of June. and
It is understood Senator Brice has or will
soon purchase the Astor villa, Beaulieu,
which he occupied last summer. During
the absence Of his wife and daughter. SEN
ator Rrice Will have the companiOnship of
relatives in his big mansion on La Fayette
Square.
Mrs. Bissell. accompanied by her little
daughter. arrived yesterday, and Ia the
guests of Mrs. Carlisle.
Senator and Mrs. Wolcott will give
dance tonight at the Country Club, to
which large company is invited.
Mrs. Sewers gave a delightful dancing
rarty last night in honor Of the home COM
ing of her son, Mr.. William F. N. Sewers
Of Yale. A pleasant company OF young
People were entertained.
Representative and Mrs. Draper and the
Argentine charge d'affaires and Mrs. Do
tanned at dinner last night. The Draper
dinner was in honor of Yale men, and the
guests were Miss Story. Miss Rodgers Miss
Hagner. Miss Ethel Horstman. the Misses
Johnson. Miss Sheridan, Mr.. Burton, Mr..
Moore, Mr.. Fisher, Mr.. Brooks, Mr. Allen,
Mr.. Bugher and the Messrs. Draper.
Mrs. Faulkner, wife of Senator Faulkner,
gave a reception at her home. Boydville,
Martinsburg. w. Va. last night. Among
the guests were Miss Mary Jones, daughter
Of Senaior Jones of Arkansas: Miss Nettie
Brakeman of Little Rock Ark; Mr.. Con-
rad Syme of Washington, Miss Fannie
Wheatley. Mr.. Griffith Smith. Miss Lucille
Fuller, Mr.. c. p. Faulkner of Washington,
and Miss Elsie Love of Winchester, Va,
and Mr.. William Sproul of Staunton, Va,
who are being entertained by Misses Jane
and Boydie Faulkner. The rooms were
decorated with cut flowers and ported
plants.
Miss Laura Agnes Kinzer, formerly of
Gettysburg, Pa. was married to Mr. William
/. Bike, jr., of Washington at the rectory
of St. Vincent's Catholic Church, North
Front street, Baltimore, by Rev. John d.
Boland, last night,
The bride wore a travelling dress of dark
green diagonal cloth, with Dresden silk and
spangled trimming. She carried a bunch of
brides roses. The bridesmaids, Miss Ma
mic Twamiey and Miss Anna Donohue also
were dark green dresses, trimmed with
Dresden silk. Messrs. J. J. Below and L. H.
Bergman Of Washington were the grooms-
men. After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Sikie were given a wedding supper by the
Girls, where Mrs. Bike boarded for several
years. The parlors and dining hall were
decorated with stands of flowers and
plants. In the company, which numbered
about forty persons, were Miss E. A. STRAIT
ton and Mr.. Teller of Washington, D. c.
After the supper there was music and sing
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Bfkle took a train for
Washington. where they will reside.
Mrs. c. F. Goodell of Frederick is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. J. F. Manning, for a.
few days.
Mrs. Henry c. Brewster will receive at
the Shoreham today, from $50 until 6
o'clock, and will be assisted by Mrs. H.
Austin Brewster Of Rochester and Mrs, J,
Converse Gray of Boston, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassidy will give a recep-
ton Saturday evening. April II, from to
II, at National Park Seminary. Forest
Glen, Md.
Miss Rosie Dent gave an Easter luncheon
at the residence of her grandmother 434
10th street southwest Among those pres
ent were Miss Rosie Dent, Miss Susie Vein
meyer. Misses Pearl, Irene and May War
rem, Masters William Leasshire, Luther
Low, Ollie and Frank Veihmeyer. Re
freshments were served and a good time
was enjoyed.
Mrs. Harry c. Mclean gave a delightful
dinner Easter Sunday in compliment of
several college boys who are spendinR the