Evening star., 1898-11-03
PRETTY WEDDING
Hendley Mackenzie Marriage Last
Night
Other Events at Church and mt Homo
-Peraonal Notes of In
tereHt.

A very large gathering of friends, nota-
bly, from army circles. witnessed the mar
riage last night at the Epiphany Church
of Miss Lucia Mackenzie, only daughter
of Lieut.. Col. Allen Mackenzie, Corps Of
Engineers, U. S. A, and MIR. Eugene Ray
mond Hendley. Messrs. Boyd Taylor Wal
ter Allen, Charles Hendley and Fred Smith
were the ushers, and when the bridesmaids
appeared at the chancel doors, they led the
way for them down the middle aisle to the
church door to meet the bride. The brides
maids were Miss Myra Hendley, sister Of
the groom; Mss Marion Lilley and Miss
Daisy Squfres, all of Washington, and Miss
Potter Of Burlington, Iowa. The maid of
honor was Miss Helen Hall of Cedar
Rapids. The bride came in church escorted
by her father, and at the chancel gate was
met by the groom and his best man, MIR.
Edward c. Robinson. Rev. DIR. McKim
performed the marriage ceremony.
The bride was beautifully dressed In
white satin, the long-trained skirt edged
with a thick ruche of liberty silk. The
bodice was trimmed with point lace. A
tulle veil was worn and bouquet of bride
roses carried. The maid of honor wore
lace-trimmed organdie and carried pink
roses. The bridesmaids were also in white
organdie dresses with pink satin collars
and girdieS and carried pink carnations.
Among the guests at the church were the
Secretary of War and Mrs. Alger, Gen. and
Mrs. Wilson, Col. and Mrs. Black Col and
Mrs. Bingham, Gen. Wright and his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Smith, Gen. and Mrs Parker,
Maj. and Mrs. Kuhn, Capt. and Mrs. Beach,
Mrs. Hendley, the mother of the groom; i;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs. Bradbury
of New York, Mrs. w. A Thompson of La
Crosse, Wis; Miss Swayze and Miss Will
l..
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Brown, Gen. and
Mrs. Wilcox and Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury Spaulding.
The bride received numbers of elegant
gifts. one in particular coming with the
good wishes Of a bunch of friends at her
former home. Rock, ILL., 1t was a silver
service.
Relatives joined the wedding party at
Lieut.. Col. Mackenzie's home, on Jefferson
place, after the ceremony for an informal
reception, during which Mr.. and Mrs.
Hendley left for bridal trip. They will
be at home to their friends Saturdays after
November 10.
Gen. George B. Williams has gone to Rus
sia a business trip, and during his alb
sence Mrs. Williams is spending the time in
California. She will visit her sister in Sac
ramento. where she arrived last night.
Mrs Joseph L. Washington has returned
for the winter and will shortly be Joined by
Mr.. Washington.
NILES mabel EuSenla bTerneT ana MI
Herbert Vincent Hunt were married last
night at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Bremen, 1884 18th street. Rev. DIR.
Power officiated at the ceremony, at which
only small party was present. Miss
Smith and Miss Ethel Baker were brides
maids. and wore organdie with pink rib
bons, and carried pink chrysanthemums.
The bride wore white silk and carried bride
roses. The house was prettily adorned with
flowers. A reception, which was well at
6ad f01 nd Mr md 1nf
during the evening for a honeymoon trip.
Mrs. Kinch of Clarion county, Pennsyl-
vania, grandmother of the bride, was pres
ent
pleasant evening was spent at the
home of Miss Genivieve Showalter, 1O16
East Capitol street, by many of the stu
dents of the Eastern High School and soma
of the faculty, on Monday evening, October
81 A spider web was the main feature of
the evening in the line of games, which in
cluded most of the popular and also many
Halloween ones. Toward the close of the
evening refreshments were served. Then
the regular Halloween nightly promenade
was made around the square. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Gerry,
Mr. VIM. Wallis, Mr.. Edward Playter, all
OF the faculty, and the Misses Ida and
Grace Lind, Josephine Adams, Beryl Gard
ner, Grace Castle, Anna Hallam, Jessie
Fant, Grace Griffin, Fanny Paxson, Louise
Creighton, Maggie Queen, Genivieve Show
alter, Elinor and Elizabeth Wells, and the
Messrs. Walter Guy, Louis Adams, Tracy
Luccock, Ernest Duvall, Ward Fleharty,
Harry Bean, Martin Watson, George Grif-
fin, Irwin Dennison, Avery Gardner Sulli-
van and Moore.
A masquerade party was given by Miss
Nellie Dyer at 713 Sheridan street on All
Halloween. Those present were: Misses
Mamie Mangan Maud Collins, Lottie Heit-
miller, Ardel Payne, Mary Sweeny, Elsie
Moore Edna Bond, Annie Alsop, Katie Sui
livan, Lille King, Elsie Poole, Annie
Walker, and Messrs. Jerry Sullivan, George
Rhine, Abe Shaner, Courtney Poole, Willie
Poole Harvey Shaner, P. Timnons, Willie
sschow, Jessie Vemayer, Johnnie Stall, An
ME Sullivan and Willie Mann.
There was pleasant All Halloween
masquerade party given by Miss Viola Bar
bour a her residence, 121 11th street south
east. After games and All Halloween
tricks, refreshments were served. Among
those present were Misses Emma Stephen
son, Bertha Mahoney. Adele Barbour, Edith
Downing, Emma Downing, Amy Sy-
monds,, Ethel Pattee, Debbie Wood, Ara
Clarke Addie Shelton, Maud Moran, Maud
Barbour, Irene Jacobs, Mildred Jacobs,
Stella Petrola, Minnie Carey, Alice Farrell
Among the boys were Charlie Havell, Yorke
Burgess, Fred Burgess, Dave and Ed.
Crouch. Harry Disney, Fred and Walter
Barnell and John Jacobs.
Mrs F. G. Smith Of Brooklyn is visiting
Mrs. Van Wickle of Q street.
Mrs E. A. Arnold of 227 A street south
east will leave today for New York, to be
gone for several weeks.
Miss Della Storey gave a surprise party
last evening to Miss Maggie Childs at No.
N street southeast. Among those present
were Mrs. Childs, Miss Annie Childs, Miss
ida Richard, Miss Alice Richard, Miss An
ME Smith, Miss Edith Richard, Miss Daisy
Narrower, Miss Cora Dwyer, Miss Maud
Railey, Miss Lula Railey. Miss Goldie Cop
per, Miss Martha Bresiyn, Miss Lottie
Nally Messrs. Thorn, Williams, Henry
Smith, John Richard. Johnnie Norton, Geor-
gle Railey, Willie Hamilton, Elmer Copper,
Charley Speaks, Austin Childs, Berry Kidd,
Norman Child. Paul Wagner and Philip
Hardin.
An All Halloween masquerade party was
given at the residence of Mrs Tyndall, on
l street. A feature of the evening was the
dancing of the Virginia reel by the mas
queraders, after which masks were re-
moved and all indulged in amusing games
and tricks until a late hour, when old-tinie
refreshments we're served. Among those in
costume were Mr.. Ten Eyck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schofieid, Mr.. and Mrs. Poland, Mr.. and
Mrs Maleta. Mrs. Briggs, Miss Guard,
Miss Mabel Thomas. Miss Lottie Thomas.
Miss Wingfeld, Miss Anna KIuge, Mr..