Evening star., 1897-05-12
THE WORLD OF. SOCIETY
Welded Mid Flowers and Smiling
Friends.
Miss Chandler and Mr.. Cavis, Miss
sherman and Mf. Paschal the Hap
py Couples Clifton Tea.

Harry NJ. Cavts OF Concord, n H., was
solemnized in the presence OF a group OF
relatives and intimate friends, and was a
joyous and beautiful event The drawing
rooms were adorned with pink and white
roses in great profusion and taste. and a
bower Of palms and vines filled in the bay
window recess, near where the couple stood
to be married. Rev. Mr.. Jones Of Wilkes
barre. Pa. uncle of the BRIDE performed
the ceremony. and the bride came In the
drawing room escorted by Senator Chan
dler.
The bride, who since her debut in so
ciety few seasons ago has been an espe-
cial favorite here. and has so many warm
friends, looked particularly sweet and at
tractive in her wedding dress Of white
satin. The bodice was Of pieated chiffon.
and f1ounce Of old family point lace out
lined yoke effect.
The skirt had a long train. and her tulle
veil was held by cluster OF orange bios
SONS. Diamond and pearl ornaments were
worn. and a large bouquet OF valley lilies
carried. After the ceremony the bride and
groom led the way to the dining room.
where a handsomely appointed table,
adorned with pink roses. was spread. The
the greatest sociability. the younger guests
especially surrounding the bride and the
brides cake which she cut in huge slices,
in some of which were hidden the mystic
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were arranged on tables in Senator Chan
dler'S office, and made a magnificent dis
play of cut glass, silver. bric-a-brac and
jeweiry. Late this afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Cavis left for the north. and upon their ar
rival at Concord, N. H., will go to house
keeping in their new home.
Mrs. Chandler wore an elegant dress of
blacl6 chiffon and net. and her mother.
Mrs. Hale. was also handsomely gowned in
black Brussels net. Rev. Mr.. Jones, who
offlciated, Mrs. Jones and the Misses Jones
are also guests of Senator and Mrs. Chand-
Ter during their stay here. as is the sena-
tors niece. Mrs. Daniels. formerly Miss
Chandler, who has just returned from an
extended wedding tour in Europe. Master
Jack Chandler son of Senator and Mrs.
Chandler. completed the family circle today.
Among those present at the wedding were
Senator and Mrs. Frye, Miss Swan, Mr..
James Morrill,. DR.. and Mrs. GunneIl. Mrs.
Baxter. Mr.. Jno. Nicolsy Miss Nicolay
Mrs. Romero. Mrs. John w. Foster and
Mrs. and Miss Galleudet.
A very pretty wedding was solemnized
today at noon. at which only a small COM
pany of relatives and intimate friends were
present. at the residence of the brides
aunt, 1919 10Th street Rev. Mr.. Aspin-
wall. rector Of st. Thomas Church.
united In marriage Miss Mary Lois Sher-
man and MIR. Samuel Scoville Paschal. Ow-
Ing to the recent bereavement I'm the brides
family the arrangements were greatly SIM
plifed, and the couple stood up to be mar
rfed without attendants. The bride was
daintily gowned In white null and wore q
tulle veil. and carried bride roses. The
couple left town this afternoon. and will
sail for Europe Saturday. intending to
spend all summer in travel. The bri lie,
who Is the daughter Of the late Prof. Har-
ry Sherman. is the granddaughter of the
late Charles E. Sherman and Margaret Ell
gar Sherman. whose father. Joseph Elgar.
was commissioner of public buildings and
grounds for eighteen years. The Shermans
a n M Mr
Paschal is the youngest son of the late
Judge George w. Paschal of Texas. Upon
their return from Europe Mr.. and Mrs.
Paschal will take apartments 1t the Vic
tOria.
Last night, at the residence Of Mr. and
Mrs. John p. Schaan. l8Ol Laurel avenue,
Mt. Pleasant, Miss Pearl Warner Arnold,
sister of the latter. and Mr.. c. G.Townsend,
formerly of this city. and now Of Indianap-
oils. were married. Rev. J. d. Arnold OF
North Carolina, father Of the bride. OFF,
ciated. The ushers were Mr.. Robert Nc
Kahan of Columbus, Ohio: Mr.. G. w.
Thompson. DR.. b. w. Arnold and Rev. DIR.
Hall of Princeton. Mr.. William Love of
Indianapolis was best man. Miss Virginia
Arnold was maid of honor. and the Misses
Jeffress Of Richmond, Miss Bolway, Miss
Stearns and Miss Thompson, bridesmaids
Little Bessie Stearns and Dorothy Schaaff
were flowers girls. and were daintily dress
ed In white organdie over pink The bride
wore white moire antique, and her tulIe
veil was caught by a wreath of orange
blossoms. The bridesmaids wore white or
candle trimmed with point d esprit. and car
r1ed pink roses. The drawing rooms were
eiaborately decorated with vines and bridal
wreaths. and palm bower was arranged
under which the ceremony took place A
wedding supper followed. Mr.. and Mrs
townsend, after a short trip will make
their home in Indianapolis
Mrs. c. c. Glover has cards out for a
small dance at "Westover," May 10.
Mrs. Condit-Smith gave a dinner last
night in honor of Miss Jennie Williams of
Buffalo, who is her guest. The Others pres
ent were Miss Lindsay Poor. Miss Sartoris,
MISS MISS Boardman: Miss Grace Cohdit-Smith
MISS Mary Condtt-Smith. Mr.. Maurice COOS
tens, Mr.. John F.. Wilkins, Dr. Wagner
Mr. Evans. Mr.. Ciary Ray, Mr. Siebe-t and
Mr. Frank Andrews. Yellow .ulips decked
the table
The French Ambassador and Mrs. Pate
n0tre welcomed many friends yesterday to
Cnfton. their suburban residence lust he
yond Georgetown. In the large dining room
MISS Boardman and Miss Kate Brice did
the honors. Among the guests were Mrs.
ana MISS Alger. Mrs. and Miss Gage. the
Austrian Minister and Baroness HenreI-
muller. Mr.. and Mrs Boardman. Mrs.
Brice. Mr. and Mis-. J. w. Foster. Justice
and Mrs. White, the Misses PauncefoIe
Mrs. Elkins and Miss Andrade.
The Mississippi Association will meet at
mrs. H. w. Pegram'S this evening" and
Mississippians visiting the city are cor
daily invited.
Mrs. B. w. Gillis of New York is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Doyle, 1904 Verm ont
avenue.
Mrs. c. Beall gave an informal card
party last evening. The head prizes were
won by Mr.. E. r. Nelson and Mrs c. T.
Belt
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Grant and childran
are visiting the Mexican Minister and Mrs.
Romero and will also visit Mrs. Grant be-
fore leaving for the Pacific coast.
Mr.. ]. E. Inglehart of Evansville, IND.
is the guest of Mrs. Pegram, Ills Rhode
Island avenue.
Misses Loula aid Mildred Kyle Reid of
Norfolk are guests of Miss Sue Reid Tun-
stall, LOG 10Th street
Tne marriage of Miss Annie T. Brennan
Of this city to Mr.. Charles A. Muzzy of
Brooklyn took place at 10 o'clock this
morning at st. Paufs r. c. Church, corner
18th and streets northwest The ccrc-
moay was performed by the Rev. Father
Mackin. after which they left for their
bridal tour to New York.
SHE WAS MRS. e. n. REISS.
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