Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-12-27
Welded AT ST. PATRlCKS
Miss Boone and Mr. French the Happy
Principals.
Yesterdays Social Events-A Dancing
Party-Teas-Person Notes
of Interest.

for many years been the organist at ST.
Patrick's and is widely identified with Cath
Ole musical circles throughout the city and
Is greatly beloved and esteemed, could not
but have had the beautifully arranged we'd
ding as was planned by the rector and his
assistants at st. Patrick's Church. The
friends who had assembled in the church
were shown to seats by the ushers. Mr.
Bryan Huyck, Mr.. McNeir, Mr.. Boiling and
Mr.. Marshall
W hen the bride and groom arrived they
were met at the church door by a long pro-
cession of acolytes which preceded them 10
the sanctuary. Rev. Father Dyer, pres
ident of st. Joseph's Seminary al Eonkers
nephew of the bride, performed the cere-
mony, at which also assisted Father Gloyd.
MonsiSnor Stephan, DR.. Stafford. Father
McGee and number of other clergymen.
There were present in the church Sisters Of
Charity and Sisters of the Holy Cross. for
whose orphan asylums in the parish the
Drlde OF today was a devoted friend The
weooing dress was travelling costume of
Dark brown cloth, trimmed with brown vel
vet, and small toque to match was wora
Mr.. and Mrs. French were driven at once
TO the depot, and left for a short trip. They
VIII reside in New York city.
A very large company assembled at Mr.
and Mrs w. F. Mattingly's Yesterday TO
meet Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Treat Paine ir
who are spending few days here en- route
TO their future home in Boston, where they
VIII begin the new year. Mrs. Mattingly
was very elegantly dressed in gray silk
which was yelled in chenille embroidered,
and 1etted black lace The bride wore a
Frenchy gown of white net nounced with
deep falls of Irish point, with inch collar
and girdle Of softly folded pink satin Mr.
Paine stood near his handsome young wife
to meet her friends. Miss Genevieve Mat
tiEgly, Miss Helen Long, Miss Winifred
Mattingly, Miss Miles and Miss Sewers, all
bridesmaids at the wedding assisted in the
a nf1W he 4 hat
day for the ceremony. Miss Long and Mrs.
Hines presided at the refreshment table,
the former at the tea things and the la tier
at bowl of eggnog. The table was adorn-
ed in red and white, poinsetta blossoms
filling the silver bowl in the center. Among
the guests who were early corners and
who were Joined by couple of hundred
others during the last hour were Secretary
and Miss Long. General and Mrs. Miles.
Colonel Berret, General and Mrs. Wilson,
DIR. and Mrs. Gallaudet Mrs. L. p. Brown,
Miss Brown, Mrs. Stilson Hutchins, Mrs. ].
Thomson Swami, Mrs. Willard Warner,
Mrs. Elkins, General Breckenridge, General
and Mrs. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs Nathaniel
Wilson. Mrs. III. F. Davis, Mrs. George Da-
Wis, Mrs. McMurtrie, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
monds, Mrs. John o. Evans, Mrs. Worth
Wilson, Miss Martha Hichborn, the Misses
Tisdel, Mrs. Henry May, Miss McCeney,
Mrs. Stanley Matthews, Mrs. Field and
Mrs. and Miss Condit Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Wilson gave
charming party last night for their young
er daughter, Miss Daisy Wilson. 1t was
given at Rauschers. Mrs. Wilson and her
daughters receiving in the pink parlor.
The ball room, well as the dining room,
had Christmas suggestions in the decoTa-
tons Of mistletoe and holly tied with red
ribbons. Dancing in the bali room kept up
with gayety till supper served. The
guests included many of the debutantes of
this and last season, and the younger men
As,,f- 49, Co..
the holidays or visiting friends here. The
supper table was decked with American
beauty roses, and the prettiest things in
spun sugar-dolphins holding baskets of
candied cherries. etc.-helped to adorn 1t.
Miss Isabel Fowler and Mr.. ]. Frank
Trazzare were married last night at Trim
ity Church in presence Of large gather
ing of friends. Mr.. Warfield Hobbs of Bal
timore and Messrs. Louis Stratton. Warren
Hoeke and Harry o. Fowler were The
ushers. The bride and groom were accom-
panied by Mr.. Ernst Dunn and Miss Nellie
Trazzare. The latter wore white organdie
over blue silk and carried pink roses. The
bride wore a pretty gown of white chiffon
and satin, made with a short train. Orange
blossoms were worn in her hair and bou-
quet of bride roses carried. Rev. DIR. Hunt
ley officiated. No reception followed the
ceremony The couple will be at home
Wednesdays after January l at 40 4th
street southeast.
Miss Margaret G. Smith and Rev. Oliver
M. Ruork were married last night at the
residence of the brides parents, 513 b
street northeast. Owing to the recent
death of the groom's father only a family
party witnessed the ceremony. Rev. DIR.
w. l. Mckenny of Hagerstown, Md. Off
ciated, assisted by Rev. DR.. j. A. Price,
pastor of the First NJ. E. Church of Mar
tnsburg, w. Va, of which church the
silk and chiffon. Rev. Mr.. Ruork is
member of the Baltimore conference and
has charge at Williamsport, Nd. Mrs.
Ruork will be at home at 5l3 Il street
southeast until February 1.
Miss Della p. Mussey is visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey. during the
holidays. Mr.. William III. Nussey was also
home for a few days, but has returned to
Philadelphia. Mrs and Miss Mussey will
be at home to their friends informally on
Friday of this week, both afternoon and
evening, at their home, No. PAS X street.
Miss Blanche Rust of Hagerstown is
spending the holidays with her cousin, Miss
Eleanor Ashby, Alb Sd street.
Mrs. ]. William Henry will give 5
O'Clock tea Thursday. January 5. instead
of 4th stated in the cards of invitation.
Miss Bessie Hobson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. W. Hobson of this city, was mar
ried at noon today to Mr.. Holmes Colbert
of the Indian territory. in the presence of
the immediate family, at the brides home,
the Analostan flats. The bride wore a
handsome travelling gown of blue, with hat
to match. and a beautiful diamond sun
burst, the gift of the groom. Mr.. and Mrs
Colbert left for New York Immediately
after the wedding to spend the honeymoon.
After their return to this city, about Janu-
airy TO- they will be at home to their friends
at the Wellington.
Mrs. ]. S. Whitehead is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Victor Kaufman, 200
Wyoming avenue, for the holidays.
Miss Leavitt, 1l21 Vermont avenue. will