The times., 1899-11-03

Miss FideIe Clark. daughter OF Gen.
end Mrs W. T. Clark. and Mr. William
Floyd Mutchler. of Easton. Pa. We're mar
ried last night at the family residence Of
the bride E2S L Street. About forty
guests witnessed the ceremony. which was
performed by Rev. Wallace Radcliffe, D.
D. The beautiful home was decorated
throughout with palms and chrysanthc-
NUNS the floral color of the drawing room
in which the ceremony was performed be-
ing white, the reception hall yellow, end
the dining room pink A string orchestra
announced the approach of the bride, who
was escorted by her father to the bay
window. where the groom awaited her
coming, with his best man. Mr.. T. $. Clark
/ iT.. OF New York. There were no other
attendants The bride wore a trailing
! gown OF white crepe de chine over silk,
with the yoke and sleeves Of rich lace.
! She dispensed with the conventional veil.
/ but carried a large cluster Of bride roses
arranged in a shower bouquet Mr.. and
} Mrs Mutchler left later in the evening
/ for a honeymoon trip to the North, the
! latter gOwned in a travelling suit OF plum
/ cloth. They Will be at home at 1923 U
/ Street, after December l. The guests in
! eluded a number of old Army friends of
/ General Clark, who was adjutant general
1 on McPherson's staff during the Civil War.
/ Among Others invited were Mrs. c. c.
/ Howard. of New York: Major and Mrs.
! Powell Miss Powell. Miss A. H. Thompson.
Mr.. French. Mr.. and Mrs. Hancock Robin
/ son, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harter. and the
Misses Harter of Philadelphia, the Misses
McCord, and Miss Helen Gardner.
The Army and Navy Chapter of the
/ Daughters of the American Revolution
/ were the hostesses yesterday afternoon at
I a reception given by them at the residence
( of the regent of the chapter, Mrs. Her
schel Main. The spacious home on Massa-
! chusetts Avenue was decorated in the
/ colors Of the organization, blue and white.
together with graceful foliage pants and
! golden yellow chrysanthemums. The
! guests of the occasion were the national
board OF the Daughters Of the American
/ Revolution, and the sister chapters CT the
! District
Mrs. Main, in a handsome reception
! gown of grey silk, was assisted in we, com
4 ing the guests by Mrs. Sternberg. Mrs
/ Fairbanks. Mrs. Alden. Mrs. Flemmins
Mrs. Forsythe. Mrs. Mary S Lockwood
Mrs. Ludington, Mrs. Robert Hatcher
Mrs. Hetzel Mrs. Kate Kearny Henry,
( Mrs. Mary J. Seymour. Mrs Charles Dar-
]
| Moore. and Miss Katharine Miller pre- ided
/ al the tea table, which was pretty with
white chrysanthemums and candelabras,
whose candles twinkled under white shades
tied with bows of blue ribbon. Assisting
them were a group of attractive girls,
among whom were Miss Moore, Miss Cush-
! ing, Miss Alden. and Miss Hughes.
| Mrs. Frank Bates and her young son, OF
| Boston, are visiting Mrs. Bates parents,
| Mr.. aad Mrs. J. Van Ness Huyck, 1928 /
| Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Edwards have is
sued cards for the wedding reception OF
their daughter Julia and Mr.. Frederick
Tracy MiIlham, of New York Wednesday,
November 10. The ceremony viii take
place at the home Of the bride at noon. N
the presence of relatives and intimate
friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Kragstad have re-
turned from the Virginia Hot Springs.
Mrs. Henry A. Castle and the Misses
Castle have returned from their summer
home in Minnesota, and viii spend the
winter at 1882 Twenty second Street.