Evening star., 1898-04-29
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Married in Presence of a Distinguished Com
pany.
Miss COrkhin Becomes Mrs. Clarkson
esting Personal Notes.

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the residence on Highland terrace Of the
late Justice Miller of the Supreme Bench,
| and now the home of his widow, was re-
vived last night when Mrs. Miller welcomed
| the guests invited to the marriage cere-
! mony Of her granddaughter, Miss Lucy
| Corkhill, to Mr.. Coker Fifeld Clarkson. The
| drawing rooms and dining room were elab-
| orately decorated with spring flowers, the
mantels being banked with vases filled with
roses, many of the bouquets being sent the
bride. The ceremony took place in front of
| large square mirror near the archway in
/ the drawing room. A bust of Justice Miller
In its accustomed place was surrounded by
beautiful flowers, the vines from which
reached UP and bordered the mirror in a
frame of clematis and purple and white
hlacs. The two younger brothers of the
| groom. Messrs: Harold and Grosvenor
Clarkson, preceded the couple to the pres
ence Of the officiating minister, Bishop
Hurst. The handsome young couple faced
the assemblage during the ceremony. The
bride never looked to better advantage than
| In her wedding dress. which was Of heavy
white brocaded satin, the low-necked bodice
having a deep bertha of duchess lace con-
fined by string of large pearls, which
hung to the waist line. A spray Of white
lilacs fastened ner tuile veil, which fell
back from her face. After the ceremony
| supper was served and about IL O'clock Mr.
and Mrs. Clarkson left for the north and
They will reside permanently in New York
| city.
Mrs. Miller wore a rich black satin dress
and Mrs Ciarkson was in brocaded white
satin with diamond and pearl ornaments.
Gen. Garrison was also present. Some of
the guests were the Vice President, Chief
Justice and Mrs. Fuller, Major General and
Mrs. Miles, Justice and Mrs. Gray. Justice
Brown, Justice and Mrs. Shiras, Secretary
Aleer, Mr.. Frederick Alger, MIR. G. E.
Roberts OF Philadelphia, Senator Allison.
| Senator and Mrs. Gear. Mrs. Harlan, Mrs.
Field. Senator and Mrs. Cu!lom, Senator
and Mrs. Quay. Miss Quay, Mrs. Blaine,
Mrs. H. b. Beale, the Misses Strong, Mr..
and Mrs. Pollok, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Nc
Kim. Mr.. and the Misses Maury. Mrs.
Frank Hattcn. Senator and Mrs. Elkins,
Mrs. George b. Williams, Mrs. c. A. Will
liams. Miss Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
| J: Davis. Senator and Mrs. Burrows. Mrs.
Edmonds, ex-senator and Mrs. Henderson,
| Lieut.. and Mrs. L. l.. Reamey, DR.. Pritch-
| ard and the members of the Iowa delega-
tion in the House Of Representatives.
The Saturday Evening Assembly viii
\ give their last dance of the season tomor-
row evening at Carroll Institute
Mrs. J. Loeb announces the engagement
/ of her daughter, Ella, to Mr.. Sam Samuel
| Of Baltimore. At home Sunday, May /,
| from to 10, at 11c9 1th street.
At the Church of St. Michael and All An
| GELS Baltimore, at high noon yesterday was
| celebrated the wedding of Miss Helen NJ
| zimmerman, daughter of Mrs. John W.
Zimmerman of Baltimore, and Mr. Charles
| Cowles Tucker of Washington. The officiat-
| Ing clergyman was the Rev. Frederick Glib
| son, assisted by the Rev. c. Ernest Smith
| There were no bridesmaids. Dr. Sterling
| Ruffin was best man, and the ushers were
DR.. B. Rush Logic of New York and Mr. J.
| III. Brickens .ein, Mr. William Hamilton, Mr..
! Clarence E. Latimer. Mr.. Andrew Y. Brad
| ley and Mr.. B. Kennon Peter Of this city.
| The bride was attired In white satin, and
| cnrTi ad a hou0nAf of of no
| Upon their return from a wedding trip to
| the north the home of Mr.. and Mrs Tucker
will be at 1O16 Vermont avenue.
| Mrs- Mcclure, Mrs. Boardman and Mrs
Williams will be in charge of the tea room
| tomorrow afternoon at the art loan ex-
| hibition, which closes tomorrow at 6
I o'clock. This will be the last of the teas,
| and several novelties have been planned
which should not only attract the friends
OF these ladies, but the general public as
| we'll. After tomorrow all the energies Of
| the committee will be bent toward the sue
| cess Of the tableaux which will be given at
the old Corcoran gallery May o. Mrs. A.
| Z. Barney Is In exclusive charge of the ar
| rangements for these pictures, which is in
| itself a guarantee of their success.
| Mrs. Daniel Manning, who has been here
| for several days on business connected with
| the Daughters of the Revolution, returned
| to her home in Albany this morning Next
| winter she will take house in this CITY,
Ex-Secretary and Mrs. Foster left this
| afternoon for a western trip and will be
| away about ten days.
The marriage Of Miss Julia H. Sengteller.
| daughter Of the late Alexander Sengteiler
| of this city, and Mr.. Theadore T. War1ng
| of Maryland. took place Wednesday after
noon at 3 o'clock at the residence of Mr.
J. L. Gladmon. in the presence of a few
| intimate friends and relatives. The bride
| was attended by little Florence Gladmon
| as maid Of honor. She wore dainty gown
| Of pale blue silk and muslin. The bride
| wore a becoming toilet of green silk, with
| white trimmings. and carried La France
roses. Rev. Mr.. Duffy of Mt. Vernon Place
/ NJ E. Church officiated. After a short
| wedding trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Waring will be
at home to their friends at Boz NJ street.
No reception followed the marriage Of
| Miss Lceffier and Mr.. Nicholas Eckhardt,
| tr., Wednesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Eckhardt will be at home TO their friends
after May 1 at GIG street.