The times., 1899-02-09
Ferguson, Mrs. Daniel Manning, and Hon
John Bigelow Miss Bigelow

Trinity Episcopal Church was the seen,
last night OF one of the most beautiful
weddings that has ever been solemnizet
within its time-honored walls. The bride
was Miss Anna Teresa Harbaugh the onl;
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar G. Har.
baugh OF this city, and the groom was
Mr.. Eugene A. Logan, of Missouri. a
chorus of fifty voices. composed of the
choirs of Trinity Church and St Andrews
beralded the approach of the wedding train
with the nuptial song from "Lohengrin.
The procession passed up the aisle. led by
| the ushers. Mr.. Howard Christman, MIR
Walter Thompson Mr.. Mason Brown. and
Mr.. Robert Coombs. The bridesmaids,
| wearing white organde and pink satin
ribbons, and carrying La France roses,
| followed. They were Miss Lille Christ
man. Miss Ida Nourse, Miss Jessie Bun
yea, and Miss Annie Dillow. The maid of
honor was Miss Fannie Whitney Washing
| ton. aunt of the bride Her gown was of
| La france pink organdie over white silk
| ana her bouquet was of long stemmed
| Golden Gate roses. tied with satin ribbon.
Inc bride entered the church with her
iather and was received at the chancel by
the groom, who awaited her with his best
man, MIR. Leo Harlow. of Virginia The
wedding gown was of white satin. trimmed
! with family lace that has belonged in the
washington family since the days of the
revolution. the bride being a Iineal de-
scendant of old Colonial stock. Instead of
| the conventional bouquet. she carried an
ivory prayer book, the gift of her brother
Master John Harbaugh
The ceremony was followed by an in
| formal reception for the bridal party. and
later AIR. and Mrs. Logan left for New Or
leans, where they will spend carnival week
ana return to Washington by way of Luray
I in
Yesterday afternoon the ChevaIier Tren-
tenoye and Prince Troubetskoy gave the
second of their studio musicales which they
lnaugurated last week and will continue
al intervals throughout the Lenten season.
Inc programme was made up of selec-
,lons from the master works of the worlds
most famous composers and interpreted by
artists of rare skill. Mr. Emanuel Wad,
oil the Peabody Institute and one of Bal
tiinores most eminent pianists. opened the
programme with Beethoven's sonata in f
ana later gave numbers from Mendelssohn.
Grieg. and Chopin. Mr.. Pietro Minetti. also
OF the Peabody Institute, gave splendidly
effective rendition OF the serenade from
Mozart Don Giovanni" and later a
duette from the same opera which he sang
with MS pupil, Miss Cumins, of Baltimore.
Inc young artists beautiful voice was
also heard in solo work. her songs being
the Dream, by Rubinstein, and Nell
ohde Chiare, by Smareglia Cheyalier
lfentenoYe's rich. full, and splendidly
melodious voice was heard to advantage
IN Two solos. one by Tosti and the "Elegle,"
by Massenet. lI''
The concert was given in Prince Troubet-
skoy's studio and later the guests adjourn
ed into the artistically appointed atelier
oi ms brother artist where tea was served
IN the tent-draped corner. and punch was
dispensed on table near by
The ladies who assisted in receiving the
guests included Mrs. Hansbrough. Mrs
FRANK B. Conger. Mrs. and Miss Ffoulke
Mrs and Miss Selfridge. Mrs Wright. and
Mrs Cridler.
Among the guests were Mrs. Harry W.
RULER, Miss Fuller. Mrs. James +. Hawley.
Miss Powell. OF Boston; Mr.. Lee Hutchins
Mrs David W. Taylor. Miss Bena Loretta
Coleman. Mrs Shoup. Miss Shoup, Miss
Laura Shoup. Mrs. Walter Evans. Miss
Evans. Frederick +. Schrader. Mrs. Fred
erick f. Schrader, Mrs. D. B. Powell, Mrs.
D. B. Anderson. Mrs. S. d. Zeigler, Max
Weyl. Harry Floyd, Mrs Westinghouse,
Mrs. Fairchid, Miss Fairchild Mr. and
Mrs. Brainerd II. Warner, Mrs. Alexander
Stewart, the Misses Stewart. Miss Mary
Parker Warner. Miss Laura Virginia Har-
baueh, Hiss Francis Benjamin johnson.
Mrs. Senator Hansbrough. Mrs Frank B.
Conger, Mrs Ffoulke, Mrs. selfridge.
Miss Selfridge played the accompani-
ment for Cheyalier Trentenove's songs.
Mrs. John Cammack has cards out for
Monday, February 13. to I, at 1858
Brightwood Avenue.
The committee of prominent women who
have been so untiring in their efforts TO
make life bright for the little ones of the
rounding Asylum, are now concentrating
their energies in the acquiring of a sum
mer home for the babies. and in the inter- |
ests OF that work have secured Mr. Leon
II. Vincent to give a course of lectures |
for the purpose OF adding TO their fund. |
The first subject William Makepeace !
Thackeray. will be given tomorrow at IL |
o clock at the Cochran. Fourteenth and |!
X Streets, and the second Robert and |
Elizabeth Barrett Browning" Monday.
FEBRUARY IL. at the same hour in the ball |
room at Rauscher's
The Wednesday Cotillion Club held its |
third meeting last night in the Assembly |
HAN OF Carroll Institute. when the success |
Of its previous dances was brilliantly re-
Deated.
Tn" cotillion. which began at $50
0 clock. was led by Mr.. George Thomas
Cox. The patronesses were Mrs William
L.
William Todd Devan, and Mrs Nelson
Moore.
Mrs. II. Clay Evans and the Misses Evans
received large number of callers yester
lay afternoon. II was their last "at home"
'or the season.
Mrs. John ". Holiyday and Mrs n u
Mexican were at home yesterday afternoon
when they were assisted in receiving their
many callers by Mrs. Joseph W Collins.
One OF the most attractive "at homes
1t yesterday was held by Mrs John G.
1apers, VINO received for the last time this
season. Assisting the charming Young
Miss Ficklin and Miss Florence Wise, of
Virginia.
Mrs. w. E. Edmonston and Miss Edmon-
ston will give tea tomorrow afternoon
from to : at their home. 1920 Massa-
;husetts Avenue
Senator and Mrs. Elkins entertained at
Inner last night.
The Columbian University Law School
lass 80 held its annual ball at Rauscher's
asst night. The committee in charge of
he very delightful entertainment was
ormef of Mr.. Thomas c. Ridgway chair
nan: Mr.. J. W. Butts, Mr. ". NJ Hallam
dr. l.. Hufty. and Mr.. II. A. Pierce. The
,atronesses We're Mrs. Hobart Mrs Gage,
Mrs Harlan, Mrs. John ". Foster, Mrs.
[eedham, Mrs. Turley. Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs.
lattingly, Mrs. Johnson. Mrs Maury, Mrs.
holmes, and Mrs. Legare
American Goods Appreciated.
Consul Cooling. at Newcastle. writes to