The times., 1900-12-28

Lichtervelde entertained at dinner last
evening. The guests were the German
Ambassador. Mrs. Harriette Lam Johns
ton, Miss Kennery, Representative Casson,
Assistant Secretary and Mrs. David J.
Hill, Miss Ward, and Count Montgelas.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Theresa
Camp. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
H Camp to Mr.. Emil Hugli of Berne,
Switzerland was solemnized at St. Paul's
Church, in Twentythird Street, at 8
O'Clock last night. Before the arrival of
the bride Mr.. F. E. Camp rendered pro-
gramme of organ selections, changing his
theme to the wedding march from '.Lohen-
grim as she entered the church with her
father. by whom she was given away.
The attendant maids passed from the
vestry down the aisle to meet the bride.
and with the ushers preceded her to the
chancel where the ceremony was per-
formed by Rev Mr.. Harding, rector of
St Paul's.
Mrs. A. C. Crombile. a bride of six
months was matron of honor. She wore
her wedding gown OF rich white lace over
satin. and carried a bouquet of pink
roses. The bridesmaids. each in white
organdie over pink and carrying clusters
CT pink roses, were Miss Marion Garfield,
of New York; Miss Katharine Moore, of
Elizabeth. n. j., and Miss Victoria Sud-
gate and Miss Elise Jecko. of this city.
The ushers in attendance were Mr.. Cavel
Hall. Mr.. Albert Pike, Mr. Clarence AS
pinwall and Mr.. Charles Allen. Little
Helen Camp, in a dainty white frock and
carrying beautiful blossoms. walked di-
recuy before the bride. The wedding
gown was of white crepe de chine over
taifeta, and the laces that draDed her
corsage were caught with a diamond and
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tulle veil was held in place by orange
blossoms, and the brides blossoms were
white rosebuds arranged in a shower
bouquet. A reception was held afterward
at the family residence in Kalorama Ave-
nue. Mount Pleasant and later Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh left for the North. They will
sail shortly for the Mediterranean and
spend their honeymoon in the Riviera.
Mr.. Hugli is a well-known lawyer in
Berne and brother of the former Chan
celIor OF the Swiss Legation here
Miss Myra Davis, the debutante of yes
terday afternoon, was presented by Mrs.
E. II. Davis at one of the prettiest teas
OF the season. The decorations of the
drawing room were palms and fern. and
the table was norally beautiful with
roses. The hostess received in a gown
of black applique point d esprit trimmed
Win Dlack chlHon, while the debuta1te
was pretty in white mousseline de sole
over white satin. Miss Ethel Davis
gown of white point d'esprit over white
silk was trimmed with knots of white
satin ribbon. The group of young ladies'
on social duty included Miss Seckendorff,
Miss Scott, Miss Helen Birney, Miss
Ethel Sigsbee, and Miss Winona Dom.
Mrs. and Miss Davis will be at home
Saturdays in January
The debut last night of Miss Rita
Worthington Ridgely was marked by a
reception and dance given in her honor
by her mother, Mrs. William F. Daley.
The pretty affair occurred at Rauscher's,
which was elaborately decorated with
smilax. holly, and poinsetta, Illuminated
with ruby shaded lights.
The debutante. who @as girlishly pretty
in white Cyrano satin. with soft touch
es of liberty silk, wore with her dainty
frock her grandmother's brooch, of pink
topaz. From among the MANI floral trib-
utes sent 10 her she elected to carry an
armful OF La France roses. Mrs. Davis
welcomed the guests in handsome toilet