Evening star., 1897-04-07
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Dunn-Richmond Wedding Tomor-
row.
Cards Are Ncccssary TO Witness the
Event at the New York Avenue
Church-PersOnnl Notes.


row at noon at the New York Avenue
Church. Miss May Morrill, Dunn and Mr..
Stacey Courtiss Richmond of New York
will be married by Rev. DIR. Radcliffe. The
bride Is the daughter of Mrs. William Nc
kee Dunn, jr., and granddaughter of Mrs.
Gen. Dunn, at whose lome - Lanier
place, wedding breakfast for intimate
friends will follow the ceremony The
bride will be attended by Miss Chapman of
Chicago maid of honor; Miss Foster OF
New York and Miss Richmond of East
Hampton, Mass. bridesmaids Mr. William
Adams of New York will be best man and
Mr. George Dunn and Mr. Lanier Mckee of
ths city and Messrs. James Parker. Geo.
Blagdon, Edwin S Buckley and Frank f
RUNNER of New York will be the ushers.
Admitta.ice to the church will be by card
number of New York aud Massachusetts
relatives and friends here for the Ger
emony. The couple win make their future
home in New York city
Mr.. and Mrs. Letter and the Misses
Letter will soon sail for Europe so as to
be In time to witness the queens diamond
jubilee festivities. The Misses Letter will
be presented at court this spring
Little Miss Gladys Constance Hinckley.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hinckley.
marked her sixth birthday by a gathering
OF young friends yesterday. Games and
refreshments were the afternoons enjoy
ments. The little ones present were Con-
stance and Campbell Edgar Benjami ard
Mary Mckee, Violetta and Lucy Page Mer-
Ger. Henry and Douglas Blagden, William
Goldsborough, Robert and Mary Chew.
Mary McCauley. Marion Sprague and
George Appleby.
A euchre party was given last night by
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. N Saxtcn at their resi-
derce, No. 19i1 Vermont avenue The
first prizes were captured by Mr.. and Mrs
Fred. Miller and the consolation prizes by
Mr.. b. b. Saxton and Miss Emma Sebas-
tian. Those present were Mr.. J. l.. Rea,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Redman, Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Grove, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. B. SaXton, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. n. Saxton, Misses Ella and Emma Sehas
tan, Olive Wyiia. Minnie Redman aad
Messrs. Jacobs and Rea. After the game
refreshments We're served.
Miss Mary E l.. Thes ker. daughter of
the late Judge T. C. TheaKer. with a party
from New Bedford. Mass. Is at Willard's ;.
Mrs. Hatch wife of the Hawaiian min
lister. has gone to California. She was
obliged to leave town without returning
any calls, on account of ill-health, having
suffered all winter from a severe attack
of grip, which was al times very serious.
The engagement of Mr.. Harry King and
Miss Fannie Spandan of this city has been
announced
Mrs. Wilton G. Shock and Miss Shock
will not be at home tomorrow.
Miss Bella Steinhardt. prior to leaving
for her home in Newark, has returned to
his city and is visiting her cousin, Miss
Seraphine Steinhardt, 712 9Th street. At
nome this evening from to II O'Clock.
Mrs Geo. f. j. Col5urn, who with her
husband DIR. Colburn. and Mrs. Judd of
his city, went to Pasadena. Cal. las;
month. took severe cold after reaching
her destination and DIED the 9th utimo
She was cremated on the 18th.
Brooks have gone to Atlantic City. Mrs
Guss is convalescent, after severe and
protracted illness.
The last of the series of Quodiibet
luncheons for this season viii be held at
the residence of Mrs. f. a Graves, 921
Massachusetts, avenue. Friday next.
a dinner was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Jules A. Demonet last Sunday evening. in
honor of the christening of their daughter
Among those present Were Mr.. and Mrs
George Rife, Mr.. and Mrs. Early Walsh
sir. and Mrs. Charles Oehm of Baltimore
J. a. Bokel, Mr.. l.. Gallagher of Baltimore
county, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellinger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Demonet, Mrs. Demonet
and Miss Marie Demonet
Mrs c. Adele Fassett will leave Friday for
a visit to Mrs. Clara Erskine Clement of
Boston. Mrs. Fassett will make a stay of
some time there. and in New York on her
return trip.
Mr.. Charles F. L. Franz and Miss Car
rcllynne Lavinia Beall were married yes
terday at Bennng. the Rev. Mr.. Mayo Of
ficiating.
The bride was attired in white silk trim
med with lace and satin ribbons. The veil
was neld in place by a spray of Orange
blossoms. She carried a bouquet of Mare
chal Mel roses. tied with white SATIN rib
Ion. There were four bridesmaids, Miss
Fannie Leapley, in blue silk: Miss Mary
Z. Slack. in white silk; Miss NettIe Franz.
in cream brocaded silk, with pearl passe-
menterie, and Miss Blanche Smell. n cream
brocade satin and pearl passementerie.
The little flower girls were Hilda Hayes
and Emily Browne. The former was dress
ed in baby blue silk and carried a basket
of loose flowers. and the latter in violet
crepcn, satin RIBBONS, cream silk lace and
violets. and around her neck a strand of
crystals worn by her grandmother. the
mother of the groom. on her wedding day.
The ushers Were Messrs. w. H. Hitchcock,
G. II. Halman, Harvey Phillips and f. II.
Duke. After the ceremony the bridal
couple held reception at the house of the
brides parents There were number of
pretty and useful presents.