Evening star., 1899-03-09
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Wednesday Weddings We're Interesting
Events
The Young-Appleby Marriage - Gen
Dudley Takes a Bride - on for
Florida TriPs-Notes.

Hemrstone Appleby and Mr.. Robert Hale
Young. The attractive young bride is the
daughter of Nr. Walter B. Appleby and
the groom the son of Mr.. y. E. Young.
resident of the National Base Ball
League. The ushers, Messrs. S. NJ. Appleby
and w. b. Appleby. William II. Ronsavile
and William Snyder. were kept busy until
the arrival of the bridal party in seating
the guests. They led the procession down
The aisle TO the officiating clergyman. Rev.
Nj. Ross Fishburn. pastor of the church.
Miss Clara French Young. sister OF the
groom. attended the bride. and was prettily
dressed In white organdie over pink silk,
with her bouquet of bridesmaid roses tied
with long pink ribbors The bride. who
came in church with her father, wore
dainty dress of white organdie over white
SILK, and a white rose. the same in her
bouquet was worn in her hair Mr. HurI-
bert Young was best man. Mr. David
Stamm of Lancaster Pa, a relative of the
groom. played the wedding marches during
the ceremony.
A large reception, attended by several
hundred prominent resident families. took
place later in the evening at the Young
residence, Howard avenue, Mount Pleas
ant, from to IL. Mrs. Young wore an
elegant toilet in black with white lace
trimmings. The house was handsomely
adorned with roses and asparagus vines
throughout the parlors. and spring flowers,
]onquils and tulips in the dining room.
Where buffet supper was served all even
ing The presents were shown, and COM
prised superb gifts. They included a Limo
ges dinner service from the Washington
Base Ban Club, a tea set and cut-glass ser
vice from the class of 81 of the Business
High School. cock and vases in gold and
enamel from the Philadelphia Base Ball
CLUB. several pieces in silver from the Gin
clnnatl club, an easy chair from the High
Noon Club and a silver pitcher from Mr.
Robert Hall of Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Young started last night on a bridal tour
ana When they return will go to housekeep-
.ng at i,5o Howard avenue. where they
VIII receive their friends after ApriI l.
Among the out-Of-town guests at the we'd
f1ng were DR.. and Mrs. NJ D. Bishop of
Hanover. Pa, Miss Ethel Stamm and Mrs
a. a. N; Hoftmier of Lancaster Mrs. A. Mar
tih, mrs: l.. c. Lapham and Mrs. George
Nreeland of New Jersey, Mrs Wordsworth
ana Mrs Mona Appieby of Frederick. Md 1;
Mr. ROBERT Hall of Baltimore and Mr.. J.
Earl Wagner of Philadelphia Among,
" NaSnlngtonians present were Mr. and Mrs.
n T. Young, Mr.. and Mrs l.. S Emorv,
MISS Bessie Emory, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ross MI and Mrs. ID. s. Ronsaville. Mr.
Harry Parmenter. General and Mrs Speare
Mr.. Rudolph kauffmann Mr. and Mrs
Sumner j. kimball, Mr. and Mrs. Parker
Va, Davis: MI; and Mrs. W. Z. Clark, Mr. and
Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Proctor,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell. Mr. and
MRS 4. Macleod. Miss Mary Pond Miss
Edna Parmenter. the Misses Pack, Miss
Lena laws, Mr.. Frank a. Jones and Mr.
Oscar Krutch 'N -'i
MT. ana Mrs. John Tileston Granger, IiII
- street. gave a handsome dinner Iast even
ing IN honor of Mrs. Bispham of Paris
MISS Ella Trenholm has returned from
New York and is again ut home at 1900
18th street.
Mrs. judith Ellen Foster, Mrs. Clara ".
md
Portner.
MRS. James Sand of Flint street, Bright
Wood Park, viii be at home for the last
time this season Wednesday, assisted bv
her mother. Mrs. Gains, and daughter.
Miss Walter E. Schneider and Miss Car
rie A. Schneider are spending a few days
with friends in Philadelphia
Senator and Mrs. Burrows leave tonight
for Palm Beach and other Florida resorts.
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock there
was quiet wedding at the residence of
MIR. and Mrs. ID. E. Burton, 1914 n street.
who are friends of the bride. Gen. Wn W.
were married by Rev. Louis G. Wood of
Epiphany Chapel. After brief absence
from the city, Gen. and Mrs Dudley will
make their home at 1909 street. where,
after March 80, they will be pleased to.
welcome their friends.
The celebration of Mi-Careme in New
York will take the unusual form of "ITncI.
Sans Annexation Party" 1t will be given
by the One Hundred Club, and the arrange
ments have been going on for several
weeks. 1t Is to be a sort of gen araI skit
on the developments and particularly the
colonial acquisitions of the United States
during the past year. Some of the cleyerest
men and woman in New York society are
TO participate in the entertainment and
every one Will come in costume.
A quiet wedding took place last evening
at st. Peters Church. the contracting par
ties being Mr.. George Murphy and Miss
Anna NJ. Quinn, eldest daughter of Mrs
Jane Quinn of Capitol Hill. After the cere-
mony, which was solemnized by Rev
Father O'Brien, the couple was driven to
the home of the brides mother, where
after congratulations Were extended, they
left for the Varnum Hotel, where they will
be at home to their friands.
Sixty couples are expected to dance the
subscription cotiliion tonight at Masonic
Temple. which will celebrate the Mica
RENE. Mrs. c. H. Campbell. Mrs. ]. c.
Poor Mrs. A; ID; Addison, Miss Miles. Miss
Myer, Miss Rodgers, Mr.. ]. c. Poor. Mr.
A. ID. Addison and Mr.. c. III. Campbell form
the committee of arrangements. Mrs.
Miles and Mrs. Crowninsheld will receive
the guests and Col. Michier will lead the
cotillion.
Representative and Mrs. Spragua gave a
dinner last night.
The German ambassador gave a large
dinner last night
Ex-Secretary and Mrs. John W. Foster
returned yesterday from Palm Beach. Fla,
WHERE they had a pleasant stay of several
weeks. On the way home they stopped a
day at Thomasville, Ga.
Senator T. c. Piatt, accompanied by Mrs
Platt and T. H. Platt, left for Florida yes
terday. The senator will remain in Florida
about ten days and will visit several points
Miami, Tampa, Fernandina and Jackson
vile.
Senator Quay went to Florida yesterday
to join his family at his plantation
Mrs. Thomas Worcester Hyde and Miss
Hyde, wife and daughter of the wealthy
shfpbuilder of Bath, Me-, are at the Cor
don for short visit to the capital Miss
Hyde, who is a first cousin of Emma
Eames, has a glorious voice of much the
same character as her gifted relative, .nd
has been heard with great delight at
musical afternoon at Mrs d. p Morgan's
last week and at the Misses Patterns homs
on Monday. Miss Hyde will sing at Mrs.
Wallack's Saturday next.
Miss Parker of Vermont avenue enter
tained at dinner Tuesday evening Her
guests were Miss Marian Bell, Miss Fair
child. Miss Mary Warner, Miss Bird and