Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-17
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The North Dakota Senator and His
Bride.
Quiet Ceremony, with Only Intimate
Friends as Witnesses-A Home
Wedding Personals.

daughter of the late Charles Chapman and
| of Mrs Eta s. Chapman of the patent Of
| flee, was married to United States Senator
| Henry Clay Hansbrough of North Dakota
yesterday afternoon at the Burlington, No.
| 10 West Both street, New York city, where
the bride and her mother have lived for
| several weeks. 1t was a quiet wedding
| about twenty-five persons being present to
witness the ceremony and to attend the
informal reception which followed it. The
| drawing room. in which the Rev. Lester
Bradner. jr., the assistant minister at the
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Assem-
sion 5th avenue and 10th street. performed
| the marriage ceremony. effectively
decorated with pink roses, white azaeas.
nader hair fern and palms. There were
no attendants for the bride, who was given
| away by her mother. The bridal gown
was of corn-colored silk. in which there
was brocaded stripe trimmed with ruch-
| irgs of tulle Her hat was of white leg
horn. adorned with plumes. Mrs. Chap
| mans gown was Of white satin, yelled
1 with white and gray grenadine. Her small
| bonnet was If gray and white passemen-
| terie. The ceremony was followed by an
! Informal reception and luncheon. Some of
the guests were Senator John p Jones
| Of Nevada, DR.. Harris. United States com
| missioner OF education, and Mrs. Harris
| of Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Clarence
| Stedman, Congressman Lemuel E. Quigg.
| Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Watson Glider and Clinton
| Sweet. Senator and Mrs. Hansbrough,
| who intend to go to North Dakota in
i few weeks, will pass some time visiting the
nearby resorts. After November l they
| will be at home at No. 2032 Florida avenue.
| this city. Mrs. Hansbrough, the sena tors
| mother, who is in her eighty-fourth year,
and lives in Oregon with a son and daugh-
! ter, unable to take the long journey
| to New York. Mrs. Hansbrough has some
| reputation a writer of verse and prose.
| Senator Hansbrough, who met his bride
| less than two months ago, was the first
| member of the House of Representatives
from North Dakota after it had been ad-
| mitted into the Union. He was the first
| senator from that state elected to serve
| the six-year term. His term will expire in
| 1903
Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain, wife of the
| English secretary for the colonies, and
| daughter of w. c. Endicott MIR. Cleve-
| lands first Secretary of War, special
| evidence Of the favor in which Queen Vic
| terra holds her, has received from her
majesty the gold instead of the silver jubi-
| lee medal. The gold medal was conferred,
| as a rule, only on royal per5onages.
pretty wedding was that which c.
| Cured last night at $780, when Miss Annie
| Myers Bell. daughter of Emma J. and the
| late Robert Bell, jr., of Alexandria, Va,
! and DR. Albert Lynch Lawrence were
| united at the residence of the bride 1918
| street, the Rev. Alexander Bieaski of the
| Union Chapel NJ E. Church, Goth street
| OfnclatlnS. Inc bride was very becOmingly
| dressed in cream Organdie over satin, and
carried bride roses. The maid of honor
| Miss Ruby c. Braulik, wore pink organdie
| over silk and carried La France roses
| The best man was Mr.. John d. O'Connor
| The home of the bride was very prettily
| decorated with pink and white hydrangeas
and 'profusion of palms. The invitations
were confined almost exclusively to rela-
| tives of the bride and groom Dr. and Mrs
Lawrence will be at home Thursdays after
September 1. at 1907 14th street. Among
| those present at the wedding were Dr. A.
F. Pardon. Mrs. Emma ]. Bell. Miss E. r.
| Sanno, Miss Bell and Miss Fannie Bell
Mr.. Lewis Mackenzie Bell. Mr.. Charles w
| Bell, MIR. Robert Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Park
| Agnew and daughter, Mrs. Hattie L. Law
| renee Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Brown. Dr..
and Mrs Robert L. Lynch. DR.. VIM NJ
! Lynch. Mr.. and Mrs Fred Burrhus Mr.
and Mrs. Robert s. Brown, Mrs. Carrie
Miller Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Robson, Mr.
! Harry Human, Mr. w s. Human Mrs
| {. II. Paige, the Misses Braulik Miss War
| ring. Mr.. Louis Duane, Judge Luther r.
Smith. Mr.. Jacob Grouse of PennsyIvania
Miss Lillian Stoner. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
| H. Hardness. Miss Josie L. Jackson. Mr.
| JOS w Buckwalter of Pennsylvania Mr.
| and Mrs. Ed. RowZee and Miss Blanche
Rowzee Lieut.. Kesser, Mr. and Mrs.
scott Bone, Master Milton Roberts. Miss
Dorothy Marks and Miss Mamie O'Con-
| nor.
Miss Sara L. Smell will spend a month at
| Westboro. Mass.
Mrs. S. H. Shields will spend another
month at Nantucket
| Mrs. John B. Murray will spend a fort
| night at Martinsburg Md
Miss R. A. Jones has gone to Belfast.
| Maine, to remain fortnight
Mrs. A. NJ Riley is at Wyoming, Della
| ware, to remain a fortnight
| Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Gorham will
spend this and next month at PittsfieId,
| Mass.
Mrs. L. F. Kelley has gone to Green Har-
| Dor, Mass, for a months stay.
Mrs. ]. A. Kemp will spend this week at
| Colonial Beach.
| Mrs. Electa Smith has gone to Sterling,
Illinois, her old home where she will at
| tend the reunion of the soldiers of the
tenth congressional district, and as usual
| very delightful welcome will be extended
| to her in the town where she counts her
| friends by the hundreds.
Mrs. B. G. Stocks is at Harper's Ferry
Mrs. John 3. Daish, who has been at
| Harwichport Mass, has now gone to
Woodstock Valley. Conn.
| Mrs. John L. Writ will spend a month at
| Center Lowell, Maine.
Mrs. ]. l. Campbell is at West Newton,
Pa, and will remain a month.
Mrs. Leta M. Ferguson and Miss Jennie
| Reed left today for two weeks trip to
st. Georges Island, Md.
| Mrs. Julia F. Webster and daughters,
| Miss Nimia and Mrs. Fannie Wood have
| returned from ten days sojourn at At
| lantic City.
| Miss Lillian 1. Christman, who has re-
| turned from Greenbrier, White Sulphur
| Springs, is now visiting her aunt, Mrs. +.
| H. Christman. at her Falls Church resi-
dence.
Mrs. ]. D. Edwards and her two little
| daughters have returned after months
| stay in the country.
Miss Mabel A. johnson of No. 4S1 street
southwest has for her guest Miss Ethel v.
| Windham of Burnt Mills, Md.
| Miss Lou Poor of 1915 32d street and Miss
| Ella Barnes of Capitol Hill left today for
/ two weeks stay at Atlantic City.
| A pleasant time was spent at the resi-
| dence of Mr.. and Mrs L. H. Levy. 1911 5th
| street. the occasion being a birthday party
| rendered to their little daughter Julia. At
| ter games the little ones were served with
| refreshments. Among those present were
| the Misses Flora and Janette Cans. Sophia
| King, Lillian Klawens and Marie Doun,
Leona and Bernis Adler. Masters julius
| and Charles Lulley, Isador Tanner, Louis
| Lowenthal Louis and Freddie Crollard,
| Max Solomonsohn, Milton Abel and Amelia
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