Evening star., 1898-11-23
w ED DING TONIGHT
Miss Bayne viii Be Attended by Seven
Maids.
Heroes of the spanish WHr viii Bt
Ushers-Dinncrs md Coming
Events Notes,

Miss Lucy Ashby Bayne and Lieut. Elisha
! Sylvester Thean L. S. NJ. c.. will be mar
ried tonight at $50 at St Marks Pro-
| Cathedral. Rev. Mr.. Devries officiating
| Guests will present cards of admission. 1t
| will be military wedding. as all the men
of the bridal party will wear their fun
dress uniforms. The brides dress Is of
| white satin. and is made low-necked and
| trimmed with duchess lace, and the groom :
| gift, a pearl sunburst, will he worn in her
| veil. The maid of honor will wear pink
! organdie over pink taffeta. and carry pink
roses The bridesmaids will he gowned I'm
white organdie. with pink trimmings All
| the dresses are made low-necked Miss
| Mae Ashhy Bayne will he maid of honor
and the bridesmaids will be Miss Dimmick
OF Scranton, Pa; Miss Florence Beale. Miss
Nlteeler, Miss Middleton. Miss Dare and
| Miss Gordon. Passed Assistant Engineer
] NJ. +. Reed will be best man. and the tish-
| ers will be Major Paul St. Clair Murphy,
Capt. L. j. Magill, Lieut.. George H. Rich
ards, all of the Marine Corps; Passed As
| sistant Engineer r. Kyle Crank. Ensigns
j. F, Carter and r. =. Pringle. The brides
presents nearly cover the large room where
they are displayed. They comprise every
| thing needful for table use and ornamenta-
ton in silver. china and cut glass and
numbers of other beautiful articles from
nome friends and from others abroad The
reception which will follow the ceremony
tonight at the residence of Dr. and Mrs
John w. Bayne is intended only for the
nrldal party and the immediate relatives
The groom's father Mr.. E. s. Thean of
Brooklyn, and the Messrs. Maurice. Thorn
.on ana Harold Theall. his brothers. are
mere for the wedding. After a short trip
Lieut. Iheall will take his bride to Brook
| iyh, where they will live this winter
MI and Mrs. John W. Foster gave a din
ner last night in compliment to the young
people OF the commission. The guests sat
about round table which was nrertily
| adorned with pink roses and matndenhair
fern. Those present were Mr. and Mrs
Pope, Mr. and Miss Cartw light Miss Scott,
Miss Dingley, the Misses Phipps. Mr.. Tow
| er. Mr.. Williamson, Mr. Anderson. Nr
oHara and Mr.. j. b. Henderson, jr
Miss Sally Faulkner, second daughter Of
Senator Faulkner is debutante this win
Ter ana lS with the senator and his wife
| ana MISS Faulkner at the Shoreham, where
| they ore spending the autumn.
Mrs. Richardson Clover will give a fancy
| dress ball for the little friends of her
daughters. Dora and Beatrice, the after
| noon of Saturday, December IL
Among the pleasant theater parties last
| evening was that given by Mr. Jack Pett!s
IN honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred N Newell
| of Chattanooga, Tenn, which was followed
| by a supper.
The annual meeting of the Dolly Madison
| Chapter, d. A. r.. was held at the reSi-
dehce of Miss Margaret Rrady on S street
Mrs. Henry Gannett was elected regent
and Mrs. Charles Sweet Johnson vice re-
gent.
Miss Nellie Evelyn Scott and Mr. Harry
Washington Smith were married this morn
| ing at st. James Church bv Rev V-m
Tayloe Snyder, rector of the Church of the,
incarnation. Miss Lulu May Mcintosh was
| best man.
Miss Marjorie Morrison of i27 A street
northeast is spending the THANKSGIVING
mondays in Baltimore with Miss Irene
Kemp.
MI. James Sousonnge of Knoxville, Tenn.
and Miss Elise Buchanan SURPRISED their
friends by getting married yesterday after
noon at the parsonage of Waugh Chapel.
Kew. Mr.. Elridge officiating. Miss Ruch-
anan is a granddaughter of the late Judge
James buchanan of Baltimore and is well
known in musical circles They will ne al
nome to their friends at 221 North CapitoI
street.
Senator and Mrs Mcmillan and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page gave dinners
last night.
Mrs. M. A. Keyworth is now residing at
800 NJ street, where she will be pleased to
see her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. LIE Grand johnson have
gone to Beltsville, Md. for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew B. Graham and
family are again at their residence on 10th
street, having closed their country seat
Fort Richardson" Va, where they spent
the summer.
Tuesday evening Miss Bessie L. Shomo of
$50 street southeast pleasantly entertained
a number of her friends. Vocal and in
strumental music was followed by refresh
ments. Those present were Misses Clara
Phelps, Mamie Scott, Fannie and F,ffie
Rowe. Dora Cadel. Lula Faux, VI. Berry
Messrs. Marshall CheseIdine, Frank Huse-
man, James Waters, Frank and George
Scott l. Anderson, C. Boax, S. Watkins,
Harry and F. Rowe, E. Smoot and J.
Houghton.
Miss Minna Cromwell, youngest daughter
of Commodore and Mrs. b. ]. Cromwell
Will be among the seasons debutantes.
This evening at s o'clock a the home of
the brides sister, Mrs J. d. Miller 157 Cali
fornia street northeast, Miss Mary L.
Wherry of Malto, Ohio. and Mr.. Z. F.
Breckmyer will be married.
Captain and Mrs James E. Macklin
United States army, are guests of Mrs NJ
E. Boarman and Mrs. E. NJ. Clayton, New
York avenue. They viii spend their Thanks
giving with their friends prior to their de-
parture for Porto Rico, where the captains
regiment is stationed.
The commandant and officers of the Nor
folk navy yard gave Saturday one of the
most enjoyable as well as one of the most
distinguished hops society has had the
pleasure of attending at that naval sta
ton. Mrs. FafQuhar, vile OF the cornnld1c-
ant assisted by Mrs. Wise and Mrs. Niles,
received the guests, among whom, besides
the families of the officers and representa-
tives of Washington, Norfolk and Ports
mouth society, were the following: Mrs !.
S. X. Reeves, Mrs. Robt. NJ. Doyle, Mrs.
Cushman and Mrs. Guthrie, representing the
naval forces, and Mrs Phillips of the army.
There were also present Misses Farquhar,
Niles, McCalla, Reeves, Wnn and number
of others. Miss Farquhar is the daughter
of Commodore FarQuhar.
The announced engagement of Mr.. Rob-
ert Murray Bohlen, of Philadelphia, to Miss
Margaret Cassels. of this city, is a matter
of considerable social interest, both here
and in the Quaker City. The popular pros
pective bride is the daughter of Col. John
Cassels, of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany. and Mr.. Bohlen has large acquaint-
ance, especially in the club circles, in
Philadelphia. Newport and Bar Harbor.