Evening star., 1899-04-26
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Clarke-Bartlett Marriage at Epiphany
Today.
Gibson Pictures Before Notable
Audience A Card Party
Personal Notes.

chancel was set with palms and white flow
ers adorned the altar The uShers who
seated the large audience were Mr. How
ard c. Brokaw, Mr. Macintosh kellogg and
Mr. }. Harry Mason, jr., of New York,
Mr.. Macy Brooks of Philadelphia and Mr..
Arthur III. Hagemeyer of Orange, n. 5,
and Mr.. William C. Bartlett. the brother
of the bride, Miss Bessie Bartlett was
maid of honor and the bridesmaids were
Miss Josephine Perkins, Miss Elizabeth
Minetree, Mss Mary Campbell Miss Eliza
beth Edison, all of Washington; Miss Julia
Ryan of Iowa and Miss Agnes jackson Of
Baltimore. The bride came in church with
her father, Her wedding dress was of
white satin, trimmed with real lace and
pearl passementeres. and her tulle veil was
fastened by cluster of orange blossoms.
The maid of honor wore lavender taffeta
under white mousseEne de sole a large
white hat. and. like the bridesmaids carried
bouquet of violetS. The bridesmaids wore
lavender mousseline dresses made over taf-
feta, the same shade, with lavender tulle
hats. Mr.. Charles E. Speer, jr. was best
man. Rev. DR.. McKim performed the cere-
mony.
The wedding breakfast was served at
Rauscher's, where an effective floral dec
Grafton added new beauty to the ball room
and green dining room. Only the bridal par
ty and relatives of the contracting parties
We're present The couple left later in the
afternoon for an extended tour which will
last Throughout the summer months and
in the fall they will go to Pittsburg to live
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thompson Harris
gave card party last night in honor of
Mrs Mckee, and in the pleasant company
Oh mutual friends present We're Mrs R. M
G Brown, Countess Esterhazy. Mrs Car
roll Mercer, DR.. and Mrs. Chatard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hinckley, Mr.. and Mrs Crop-
per, DR.. and Mrs. Jenkins. Dr. and Mrs
Loring. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Johnston, Mr.
and Mrs. Preston Sands, Mr.. and Mrs Rus
Mrs. Very, DR.. and Mrs Rixey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Campbell and Mrs Goldsbor-
ough.
Miss Elizabeth Lloyd Goldsborough and
Assistant Naval Constructor Lawrence
Stowell Adams of the Norfolk navy yard
We're married at Emmanuel p. E. Church.
Norfolk. Va, at noon yesterday. The
bride entered the church with her uncle,
Mr. Charles Goldsborough by whom she
was given away, and was met at the
chancel steps by the groom and his best
man, Assistant Naval Constructor d. H.
Cox of the New York navy yard. The GER
emony was performed by Rev DR.. j. Hous-
ton EccleSton, rector of the church The
bride wore a gown of white satin and point
lace. She wore a tulle veil, fastened with a
diamond crescent, and carried a bouquet
OF white Violets and lilies of the valley.
Miss Edith Tunis of Norfolk was maid of
honor She wore a gown of white NOUS
seline de sole over white taffeta inserted
with yellow lace. hat of white mousseline
de sole, and carried a bouquet Of daisies.
The bridesmaids were Miss Margaret
Adams of Washington, sister of the groom:
Miss Mamie Owen of Annapolis Miss Ma
bel Murray and Miss Ethelyn Page of Bal
timore. They Wore gowns of white nous
seine de sole over white taffeta, trimmed
with yellow lace. and toques of white tulle.
trimmed with sprays of daffodils, They
carried shower bouquets of jonquls. The
ushers were navy officers in full uniform
Assistant Naval Constructors w. p. Rob-
erts and w. G. Groesbeck, Norfolk navy
yard; DR.. Walter A McClurg. surgeon,
Washington, and Ensign Roscoe Spear. A
wedding breakfast for the bridal party and
immediate relatives and friends was after
ward given at the Arundel Club Mr.. and
palms Later they left for New York and
today will sail for a trip abroad. They ex-
pect to spend the summer in a cottage at
Virginia Beach. Many handsome and val
uabe presents were received.
The New York, sailing for Liverpool to-
day. carries the British ambassador and
family, Speaker Reed, wife and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank w. Andrews and Frank
Andrews, jr., and Prince Caracciola of the
italian embassy-quite q representative
gathering of Washington folks.
Mrs. Westinghouse will give a reception
May IL in honor of the Mechanical En-
gineers, which body will be in session in
this city during that week. A temporary
ekltnSlOn is DtlNS Dullt on the w NeStlng- |
house residence. off the balcony on the west |
side, which. handsomely adorned. will make |
the entertaining space of the drawing room |
floor all that could be desired. Mr.. West |
inghouse has sailed for short trip to |
Europe. |
Very successful. both from an artistic as |
well as a financial standpoint, were the |
Gibson tableauX, given a second represen-
tation last night in the Ffoulke tapestry /
gallery. A large audience was in attend |
am DrirO From .fSly.A
Trentanove posed each group, and the lat
ter, with Prof Darieulat. gave an exhibi- |
ton with the foils. The program which |
presented few changes from that given |
last week. was follows: THE Fourth of |
July Miss Marian Gallaudet. 'Is Bicy- |
cling Bad for the Heart?'' Miss Cobb. Mr.. |
Austin. us a Caddy Always Necessary |
Miss Mary Hopkins. Mr.. Humphreys owen,
Mr.. Beal Bloomer. Extract From the |
WILL" Miss Ffoulke, Mr.. Lindsey. "Lenten
Confessions Miss Louise Foraker Miss |
Rochester. Master Charles Spalding. when |
He Once Goes Out 1t Is Hard to Get Him |
Back" Miss Bell Hagner, Mr.. Pierre
Stevens. I'm Days to Come (Who will |
look after this boy?), Miss Edith Patten.
Miss Kathleen Owen. Songs, Forbidden |
Music Gasteldeon; 'Serenade,' Tosti. |
Chevalier Trentanove. Puzzle, Find the |
Man Who Is Paying for the Dinner" Miss
Hay. Miss Neville Taylor Miss Evans, Miss |
Poor. Miss Miller. NJ. de StraIe, Mr.. Lang
horne Mr.. Floyd, Mr.. BIoomer. Mr..
Stevens. THE Night Before the Wedding" |
Miss Poor, Miss Clagett, Miss Kathleen
Owen. Miss Davis. Miss Gallaudet Miss
Dorethea Miller, Miss Mary Lay, Miss |
Ffoulke, Miss Evans. Song. "Gipsy John"
Clay, Mr.. Pierre Stevens. I'm Leap Year
"a wedding), Mrs. Miles, Miss Ashton Miss
Merriam, Miss Foraker, Miss Rochester,
Prince Troubetskoy, M. de Strale, Mr.. /
Humphreys Owen. Songs, "Aime Moi" |
"Enguerre." Bemberg, Mr.. Jack Biddle.
Assault d'Escrime," Chevalier G. Trent /
anove and Prof F: J. Darieulat. I'm the
Days of Martha Washington" Miss Nc
Kenna. Miss Wetmore, Miss Bell. Miss
Grossman. THE Birth of the Flag" Miss
Wetmore. Mr.. Bonaparte, Mr.. Armistead,
Mr.. Hopkins Mr.. Foraker. THE Minuet."
Miss McKenna, Miss Wetmore, Miss Bell,
Miss Grossmann, Mr.. Bonaparte. Mr.. Armi-
stead Mr.. Hopkins Mr.. Foraker.
Mrs. s. Friedlander and Miss Dyrenforth
have removed to their new residence, 1923
18th street.
Mrs. Charles Dennis Barnes, formerly |
Miss Margaret H. Taylor of this city, now |
of Southington, Conn.,, will arrive tomor-
row for few days visit at go Maryland |
avenue northeast.