Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-03
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Home Ceremony Uniting Miss Clark and
Mr.. Mutohler

Married Amid Smiling Friends-Mrs
Hnzen Gone to Buy Her Trous-
| seau-PersonaI Notes.
| A charming wedding last night was that
| of Miss Fidele Clark and Mr.. William
! Lloyd Mutchler of Easton. Pa. The cere-
| mony took place at the residence of Gen.
and Mrs W. T Clark. 1923 L street, and
was performed by Rev. DIR. Radcliffe.
| Chrysanthemums and palms adorned the
| parlor suite, white flowers being used in
| the first room. where the couple stood to
| be married yellow in the halls and pink
| blossoms in the dining room.
The wedding march. played by the or
chestra, heralded the coming Of the bride,
| who was escorted by her father to the bay
| window bower where the groom and his
| best man. Mr. T. S. Clark. jr. of New
York, awaited her coming. The bride was
| dressed in a very dainty toilet of white
crepe de chene, fine lace forming the yoke
and sleeves. She carried a shower bouquet
| of bride roses.
The company present numbered less than
| fifty and included number of army friends
| of Gen. Clark and associates during his
term in Congress, as well as friends of the
couple.
| Mr.. and Mrs Mutchler left late in the
evening for "A northern trip and will spend
| the most Of this month out of town. The
brides going away gown was of plum-col-
| ored cloth. Mr.. and Mrs Mutchler will re-
| side at 1928 L street after December !.
Mrs. HaZen and her sister, Mrs. Nicoll
Ludlow, are in New York. They went yes
| terday afternoon, and as their errand is
presumably the selection of a trousseau,
| their stay must cover several days, and
may run into a week. No date has yet
he Is
understood, already suggested. II will
| be a home ceremony, at which only rela-
| tives and a few personal friends will be
present.
| Mr.. and Mrs Geo. w. Griffith handsomely
| entertained at the residence of their son,
DR.. Chas. /. Griffith, 200 II street nor,-.east,
| the Phroso Club. The parlors were dec
| GRATED with foliage plants and flowers. In
| the dining room an oyster supper was
| served. Progressive euchre the even
| ing's entertainment. and the prizes were
| won by Mrs. Geo. w Griffith and DIR. John
| son Elliott, first and Mrs Bradford and
| were Mr.. and Mrs Greenwich and Miss
| Greenwell. Mr. and Mrs Bradford. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Brewer Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Radcliffe,
| Mrs. Jennie Radcliffe, DR.. Johnson Elliott,
| DR.. Chas. I. Griffith, Miss BESSIE Haines
| and DIR. Wellenrider The Phrosos will be
| entertained at the residence of Mrs. Rat
| cliffe on November II.
| The Army and Navy Chapter D. A r..
|
| regent Mrs. Main. 1853 MasSaC husetts ave
nue.. Blue and white draperies adorned the
| parlors. hail and dining room. while the
national co.Ors waved over the front en-
| trance. The officers of the society residing
| in this city. well as The national board
now holding its meeting. were nearly all
| present Mrs Main met the guests in the
llrSt parlor, and assisting IN the hospitality
We're Mrs. Sternberg, wife of the surgeon
general of the army; Mrs. Robert I. FIem-
| ing. Mrs. Aldrich, Mrs. Isaac Winston,
AIrZ
Mexican. Mrs. Moore. Miss Gushing. Mrs.
| Chamberlin, Miss Moore and Miss Brown.
| Miss Miller poured tea and Mrs. Moore
! served the frappe. The event was very
successful. bringing together so pleasantly
| the members of the society for the first
time this season.
Mr.. ]. L. NJ. Curry, member of the
National University committee. gave a din
ner last night to his colleagues The guests
were President Harper of Chicago Uni
| Versity. President Eliot of Harvard Pres
| ident Schurman Of Cornell President Will
| son of Washington-Lee. President Alder
man Of University of North Carolina, Pres
| ldent Draper of Illinois University, Jus
| tees Brewer and Brown of the Supreme
| Court, Mr. Langley of the Smithsonian,
| Superintendent GOldan and Maxwell of
| the city schools of st. Louis and New York
| Prof. Murray Butler of Columbia Unver-
| sity, Mr.. Dougherty of Illinois, Mr. Can
| field, librarian of Yale University; Mr.
KapOn of this city Mr. Hill assistant Sec
| education, Mr.. Putnam of Congressional
| Library and Mr. Proctor of civil service
| commission.
Miss Clara Hanley was given Hallow-
| cen surprise party. In the party We're the
| Misses Julia Meads, Nellie Heating, Lillian
| Love, Susie Whitmore. Nellie Powell, Ma
| mic Powell. Bessie Smith. Maud Beecher,
| Margaret Hanley, Annie Hanley. Agnes
| Hanley, Katie Hanley, Clara Hanley, jean
| cite Meack Messrs. Keefer Wells, Trodden,
Hayden of New York city, Harley, Dolan,
| Hanley, Boyle, Davis, Bowers, Jack Fin
nerty.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wolfe Brown and
| the Misses Brown are located at The
Westminster" corner of nth and q streets
| for the winter.
The Saturday Evening Assembly will give
| dance tomorrow evening at the Rifles
Armory.
Mrs. A. Sigmund will be at home Sun
day afternoon, November 5. in honor of
her sons contirme ton, 1902 Pennsylvania
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. EngeI will be at
home Sunday afternoon, November ;, in
honor of their sons confirmation, So 21st
street northwest.
AT $50 O'Clock Wednesday, November
l, Grace NJ. f. Church of Gainesville. Va,
was the scene of a largely-attended we'd
ding at which the Rev. j. W. Baine Off
ciated the contracting parties being Miss
Jessie Moore Bell, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. w. Bell of Prince William coun-
ty, Va, and Mr.. Frank Hunter Pickett of
the same county. So great was the popu-
larity of the couple that the church, which
was beautifully decorated for the occasion.
was scarcely large enough to accommodate
their friends, who made the bride the re-
cipient of presents both numerous and
beautiful. Amid a deluge Of rice Mr.. and
Mrs. Pickett took the train for Washing
ton, where they We're rendered a reception
by Mrs. r. w. Prince, a sister of the
bride. Among those present We're Mr. and
Mrs. c. w. Guilford Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Ayers, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Feishell, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Van Horn, Miss Blanche
Howershell and Mr.. Jacob Stairewalt and
others.
Mrs. j. William Sinclair, jr., and daugh-
ter, Laura, will entertain Company +,
Business High School Cadets, the 18th of
next month.
Mrs. Charles f. De Valin has leased the