The times., 1899-04-27

THE SOCIAL WORLD
OF WASHINGTON
Mr.. Clarke and Miss Bartlett
Married Yesterday.
The Ceremony SOlemnized in Epiph-
any Church at Noon.
Mrs. Westinghouse Arranging to En-
Mrs. Westinghouse Arranging to En-.
terrain the Mechanical
Engineers.

The marriage OF Miss Esther Pratt Bart
lett, daughter of Mr.. John Bartlett, and
Mr.. James King Clarke, Of Pittsburg, took
place yesterday at noon at Epiphany
Church. The bride entered the church
with her father. Her gown was of white
satin. trimmed with lace and seed pearls,
and her tulle veil was crowned with orange
blossom sprays. The bridal train passed
up the aisle led by the ushers, Mr.. How
ard C. Brokaw, Mr.. Macintosh Kellogg,
and Mr.. ]. Harry Mason. jr.. of New
York. Mr.. Macy Brooks. of Philadelphia;
Mr.. Arthur II. Hagemeyer, of Orange. N.
j., and Mr. William G. Bartlett. the brother
of the bride.
The bridesmaids. each wearing violet
mousseline de sole over silk skirts of the
same shade with hats of violet tulle, We're
Miss Bessie Bartlett, as maid of honor,
and Miss Josephine Perkins, Miss Eliza
beth Minetree. Miss Mary Campbell Miss
Elizabeth Edison, all of Washington; Miss
Julia Ryan, of Iowa, and Miss Agnes
Jackson, of Baltimore. Miss Bessie Bart
lett the brides sister, attended her as
maid of honor. her pretty toilet being a
combination of violet and white, and her
bouquet, like those of the bridesmaids, be-
ing of April violets. The groom and his
best man, Mr.. Charles E. Speer. jr.. also
of Pittsburg. awaited the bride in the
flower adorned chancel. and the ceremony
was performed by Rev. DR.. McKim.
The bridal party and a few friends were
served with breakfast at Rauscher's. and
later Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke left for honey
moon trip that will conclude at Pittsburg,
where they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boardman will give din
ner of twenty-five covers tonight in honor
of their house guests. DR.. and Mrs. Won
Rottenberg.
Mrs Charles Emory Smith will not close
the family residence on Massachusetts
Avenue, but will make little visits TO
Washington from her Philadelphia home
or wherever she may decide to spend the
season. so as to be as much as possible
with the Postmaster General, whose Off
cial duties will keep him at the Capital
the greater part of the summer.
| Mr.. and Mrs Frank W. Andrews and
Mr.. Frank W. Andrews, jr.. were among
| the passengers who sailed on the steam
| ship New York yesterday from New York
| to Southampton.
The mechanical engineers, who will meet
| in session here next month, will be given
Mrs. Westinghouse, who is having tenn
porary annex TO her residence prepared to
accommodate SO large body.
| The home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ". Ma
| gruder, at Halpine Md. was the scene of a
pretty wedding last Thursday, the bride
| being their daughter, Miss Mary <. Ma
| gruder. and the groom Mr.. Gustave Riedell.
| OF this city. The bride wore white organ
die and carried La France roses. Miss
Ida Keys. of Washington. also wearing
white organdie and carrying pink roses,
was her attendant maid. Mr.. j. L. Ma
| gruder, the brother of the bride, attended
the groom as best man. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Thomas ]. Pack
ard. of Christ Episcopal Church. Rock
VILE and Mrs. Allison rendered the we'd
ding march from "Lohengrin." The hun
! dred and more guests from this city re-
turned by special train.
Lieut. William Woodward Phelps, U. q.
| N. whose marriage TO Miss Susie Kent
| Southwick. of New York. occurred Tues
day at the Fifth Avenue Collegiate Church
| of that city, will bring his bride to Wash
| ington. where they Will reside for at least
| n year