The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-04

The Ceremony Performed ut the
Homo of Admiral and Mrs HicIs-
born in the Presence of Il Small
Bet Distinguished Gathering.
Miss Martha Hichborn and Mr. James
C 3 aiue were married at the residence
of Admiral and Mrs -HichbOrn today at
high noon.
If the folklore prophecy concerning we'd
ding weather amounts to anything
young Mrs Blaine is to be happy bride.
for blue skies and sunshine added their
charm to her marriage lucky omen that
has not been accorded to many Of the
brides Of this spring The decorations of
the drawing-rooTn IN which Rev Dr. Rad
cliffe performed the ceremony, were entire
" of white and green; the colors carried
out in palms, lilies Of the valley, orange
blossoms and other bridal blooms The
young bride who has been an acknowl-
edged beauty since her Introduction into
society several seasons ago. was radiant
in creamy lace over a cleaning robe Of
white satin. She wore no veil and her
bouquet was of violets and lilies of the
valley She was given in marriage by her
father the two entering the drawing-rOom
to d wedding march played by Mr.. Blaine's
bTOtheT-iH-Iaw. Dr. DamTosCh. Of New
York
4 small but distinguished company
MADE up of the family. relatives, and
close personal friends Of she couple were
present at the ceremony, among the out
of-town guests being Mrs Emmous
Blaine and Mrs. Damrosch. of New York
Mrs Hichhoru received in black and
whjte silk, trimmed with lace insertions
and Mrs. Blaine was in black. Mr.. Blaine
/ and his bride will go directly to New
/ York where they will sail in a day or two
! for Europe to remain until September
{ The wedding gifts which have made
( splendid display in the library and have
! been much admired by the friends Of the
bride for the past few days include
silver tea service from Mrs Blaine, a
! chest of small silver from DR.. and Mrs
/ DamrosCh; a silver ice cream set from
! Mr. Nathaniel Mckay, gold smelling
! bottle with topaz stopper from Mrs John
! Davis. silver bon-bon dishes from Mrs
/ John P Story and Mr. and Mrs James f
. Barbour. and four silver candIestichs
! from Mrs r. p. Hit. Among the guam
/ tftv Of silver and cut glass We're four
dishes of aqua-marine cut glass in gold
/ stands given by the D2mrosch children,
/ whose mother is a sister of Mr.. Blaine
I Other especially valuable gifts were
! ce-nplete assortment of household linen
/ from the brides mother and a substantial
I check from Mrs. Blaine, mother Of the
( groom Mrs Emmons Blaine's present
! was a ieweIed corsage pin Of diamonds
and turquoise. and among other gifts
/ from Admiral Hichborn was beautiful
crescent Of diamonds, which the bride
wore in the Iaces at her throat me
bride has received from the groom num-
Der Of handsome jewels, among them a
diamond studded watch and fieur de lis
pendant Of the same gems.
/ loon their return to this country MI
and Mrs Blaine viii reside IN New York.
where il is said Mr. Blaine viii embark
on a journalistic career
Admiral and Mrs. Hichborn viii go to
Atlantic City July 1. Mr. Philip Hichborn
VIII leave about the middle Of this month
for Harvard TO attend the examination
and from there go to Canada for the sum
neT-
Justice David ] Brewer. who is to
marry Miss Emma n. Mott, of Washing
ton is now the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J.
L Hail Of Burlington, Vi Yesterday
afternoon he visited the City Hall and Sc
cured marriage license, which shows,
among other things, that the prospective
groom is sixty-three years Of age and his
bride forty. This viii be his second mar
rage. Justice Brewer was asked the date
/ Of the marriage, bat declined 10 state
more definitely than that it would be
some time this month 1t is generally IN
derstOOd however, that Thursday Is the
day
rIinhui Cho, the newly arrived Korean
Minister. brought with him to America
EIessrs. Ye and Mn. two young noble
men Of high rank who viii sojourn fOl
hill T-vsF- tot
Among those who called yesterday Il
endure about Mrs Mckinley were Admi
, raj and Mrs Dewey. Assistant Eecretary
Of State and Mrs Hill. Mrs John Russell
Young. Miss Wilson. Rear Admiral Val
Revpen- General and Mrs. A '. Rice
Countess ESterhaZy- MIS- Charles Em0r-
Smith ana Mrs John y. Long
Foreign advfces state that Senator Bev
= eridge arrived in St. Petersburg, Russia
, / Yesterday, where he viii remain about Z
, week. and then visit Moscow. Later Sen
! ator Beyeridse viii make a tour Of 81
] IBERIA.
General Wesley Merritt is in New York
r where he is registered at the Holland
Among the departures on Saturday OF
the Alien for Italy were the Baron and tn
& I Baroness FaAd- nc IJasLSl VIII 81 a.
7 Rome and resume his seat in the italian
Senate after an absence Of twenty year
/ II this country
Mrs. Arnold Hague, of this city, has ar
. rived at her cottage at Newport for tn
/ / season.
Mr.. and Mrs William F. Reed, Of 50 I
Street northwest, celebrated the twenty
, / fifth anniversary Of their marriage on las
I Saturday evening. The house was decor
b ated with green vines, pink roses an
/, palms and about 80 friends offered thei
:. congra tuIations to the happy couple dur
<. ing the evening Miss Mamie ZiegIer an
Mr.. George KIinknett presided at the pt
ano. and Miss Katie Mcbride sang a Yer
beautiful selection. Mrs. Reed was as
: sisted in receiving by her niece. Miss \
: 7 Bofn, Of Cape May; Mrs T NJ SuI
s van. Miss NJ. z. Edison, Mrs William
/ Wafsnith. and Mrs. " Brice Costen. Tn
4 refreshment table was presided over b
> / Mrs. William @. Glenn and Mrs Jonn I
p, I Ward Many valuable presents were T.
/ ceived. principal among which was son
: Loss of DitdLity
= That is what makes so man
= people feel half dead" especial
y. in warm weather.