Evening star., 1897-01-20
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Brilliant Wedding Scene at St. Johns
Today.
Miss Hare Becomes Mrs J, n, I.fupt m.
day Personal Notes.

HStStu Dy II very large aSSemDlage OF
their friends. The church was elaborately
decorated with greens and trailing vines.
On each pillar was tied a great bunch
of annuEciation lilies and white blossoms.
with loops and ends of white ribbon. The
chancel was set with palms. Back of the
altar the wall was covered with asparagus
vines and in the vases with tall clusters
of lilies. Near the organ more fflies were
grouped and the entire effect was very
rich. The ceremony was accompanied by
full choral service The choristers
emerged from the vestry singing and as
the bridal party approached the cAanceI
sang Faithful and True" The ten r;shers
| led the pre- cession, followed by the brides
| maids and maid of honor. The bride came
| in alone, and at the chancel was met by
the groom and his best man. Mr.. Charles
Walsh of Philadelphia. Bishop Satterlee
offciated, assisted by Rev. Dr. Mackay-
Smith. The bride was only formally pre-
sented to society upon the announcement
OF her engagement. She left school last
summer. She Is the eldest daughter OF
Capt. Luther r. Hare of the eth Cavalry.
United States army. Mrs. and Miss Hare
have spent the winter here with Col and
Mrs. Hancock. parents of the former. The
bride was attended by six bridesmaids
Miss Mary Hare. her young sister; Miss
Marie Hays and Miss Winona King CT AL
bany. Miss Caroline Porter. Miss Walsh
of Philadelphia and Miss Lippincott. the
of Minnesota, cousin Of the bride was the
maid IF honor.
The bride was handsomely gowned in
white satin. the bodice trimmed with en-
broideries In seed pearls and deep falls of
point lace over the closely fitting sleeves
A pearl necklace of many strands, divided
by diamond links. clasped about the satin
neck band. A tulle veil was worm and a
huge bouquet of orchids, roses and white
MACS carried. The maid of honor wore
| white satin. with a jacket bodice. The
bridesmaids also wore white satin. with
bodices of white muslin and Valenciennes
lace, yellow velvet stock collars, and car
ried yellow roses. All wore large picture
hats Of black velvet, with buncnes of nod
ding white plumes. They wore enamel
four-leaf clover pins the brides souvenir
The groomsmen received from the groom
gold nail scarf pin, with a tiny pearl.
Mrs. and Miss Hare, who spent the win
ter at the home of the formers parents
Colonel and Mrs. Hancock, have been at
the Arlington the past week, where the
groom, his relatives and friends We're also
quartered. The wedding breakfast was
served at Vauscher's, where the bridal
party met in the beautifully adorned hall.
The couple received under a floral bower.
The breakfast table was handsomely deck
ed not only with flowers, but the novel and
tasteful guises In which the viands We're
served. The guests were mainly the out
of-town friends, the New Workers, the
Philadelphia relatives and friends of the
groom and the relatives and intimate
! lIISHuS VI tHc DFlue 3 ldElly. MT. ana MIS-.
Lippincott left this afternoon for an ex-
tensive trip, and will reside in Philadel-
| phia.
The Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs
Carlisle entertained President and Mrs
Cleveland and the cabinet at dinner last
night. The tone of the table decorations
was green and white. silver vase in the
center was filled with white roses and
F'arlayense ferns, and tall vases at the ends
bore similar fragrant burdens. Large bows
n la foff fQf1 rih
cred the cloth between the vases and white
and green-capped candelabras. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlisle's guests were President and
Mrs. Cleveland, Secretary and Mrs. Olney
Secretary and Mrs. Lamont, Attorney Gen
eral and Mrs Harmon, Secretary and Miss
Herbert, Secretary and Mrs. Francis Sec
retary and Miss Morton, Mrs. Harriet Lane
Johnston, Solicitor General Conrad, Repre-
sentative H. St. George Tucker, Mrs. Per-
rine. Miss Lucy Page and Mr.. Herman
| Stump.
Mrs. Lamont gave a luncheon today of
eighteen covers to young ladies' in honor of
her guest, Miss Isabelle Stillman of New
York. The table was daintily decked with
La France roses, and corsage bouquet
OF violetS was at each place.
Mrs. Townsend will give a luncheon Feb
ruary 3.
Senator and Mrs. Brice entertained at
| dinner last night Vice President Stevenson.
Miss Stevenson, Speaker and Mrs. Reed,
Senator and Mrs. Cullom, the Spanish min
lister. Dupuy de Lone; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Curry, Mrs. Bur-
ton Harrison, Mr.. Langley, Mrs. John
Rodgers, Mr. Boutelle, Miss Alice Lee and
Senator Bacon.
Mrs. Francis will be assisted at her re-
ception this afternoon by Miss Boyd, Mrs.
Price Lane Of st. Louis, Mrs. John Charles
Colwell, Miss Lizzie Sherman, Miss Miles
and Miss Ffoulke.
Mrs. Edgar Frisby, 1907 31st street, will
be at home two Thursdays in February.
11th and 18th.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Worden Graham are To-
Gated at their home 1880 Corcoran street.
Mrs. Graham will be at home Wednesdays
during the season.
Mr.. G. Harold Stickney, United States
consular agent of St. Andrews, New Bruns
wick, with Mrs. Sticllney and Miss Odell,
are the guests of Mrs. E. B. MacGrotty for
a few days.
The Misses Malcolm gave very pleas
ant euchre party at their home, 1921 M
street Monday evening to MIR. H. r. Insley
in honor of his birthday. The lady's prize.
a silver-mounted inkstand, was won by
Miss Maggie Malcolm; Mr.. Steele and Miss
Mabel Kent won the other prizes. Refresh
ments were served. Among those present
were Misses Watkins, Meloy, Brugh, Rain.
NJ. Malcolm, Center, Gowan, J. Malcolm
and Miss Krafts and Miss Kent, and
Messrs- H. r. Insley. King. Newcomber,
Huffman, Stelle, Stockton and G. E. Heb
bard.
The marriage of Miss Mamie Morgan to
DR.. Leonard johnson, both of st. Mary's
county. Md, took place yesterday after
noon at St. Aloysius Church. Their former
pastor. the Rev. DR.. Beckett, officiated.
The bride WAS tastefully attired in be-
coming travelling dress and was attended
by her cousin Miss Agnes Delahay, who
wore blue broadcloth. Mr.. Tolson of Balti-
more was best man. The couple have
gone on an extended trip north. DR.. and
Mrs. johnson will reside in their new home
near Mechanicsville, Md.
At St. Dominic's Church Monday even
ing the marriage Of Mr.. w. Berry Early
and Miss Angela d. Petty took place. Ow-
ing to the recent death of the grandmother
Of the bride the event was a quiet one
though quite a number Of relatives and
friends witnessed the ceremony. The bride
was becomingly attired ,in brown cloth,
with hat and gloves to match. Her bou-
quet was Of pink carnations and ferns.
The groom is the eldest son Of Mr.. Charles
s. Early, a prominent citizen Of Prince
Georges county, Md. After the ceremony
the couple left on a special car for Phila-
delphia and the north. On their return they
will reside in their new home at Brandy
wine. Md. The couple were the recipients
OF many handsome gifts.
Mrs. Brown, wife Of Senator Brown, will
be at home tomorrow at the Ebbitt.