The Washington times., 1901-11-21
IN SOCIETY.

| Mrs. Henry May and Miss Anna Sands
of this city. are attending the New York
Horse Show. Yesterday the former wore.
with her toilet of black cloth and sable, a
/ large hat made entirely of purple flow
/ ers.
! Miss Sands was dressed in dark green
cloth and velvet, with gray panne hat
showing touches of violet
home wedding of last night was that
Of Miss Lille Marie Mullan, daughter of
Mr. and bIrs. Samuel E Mullan, of S24
Eighth Street northwest, to Mr.. James
Naddel Bowden, and which took place in
the presence of company of friends.
Admiral Schley has taken quarters for
the winter at the Richmond Hotel. He
and Mrs Schley moved into their new
apartments yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Bayless. of
Chicago, are at the New Willard. Mr..
Bayless is one OF the prominent young
business men of his home city and son
of Judge Bayless, formerly of Iowa, one
Of the ablest iurists in the West.
The marriage of Miss Consuelo Yznaga
and Lieutenant Regan will take place at
II O'Clock this morning at st. Patrick's
| Church The groom ana his brother Off
GERS in attendance Will be in uniform.
Rev. ID. J. Stafford. d. D., will ofiiciite.
The Street Baptist Church, beauti
fully decorated with palms and chrysan-
themums aud filled with an assemblage
made up of the resident portion OF Wash
ington society, was the scene Of one OF the
prettiest wedding ceremonies of last
night. The contracting pair were Miss
Florence Evelyn May Muir, daughter OF
Rev. DR.. }. J. Muir, rector OF the church,
and Mr.. Noel Winston Barksdale, also OF
this city.
The Gshers who seated the guests and
later led the bridal train up the aisle
were MIR. John Davis, MIR. William f.
Lemon, Mr.. II. Prescott Galley, DR.. Elmer
f. Iount, DR.. Baldwin, and Mr. L. st. Clair
Thompson.
The group of maids in attendance con-
sisted OF the maid of honor, Miss Edna A.
Muir, the brides sister. who was very
beautifully gowned in violet silk sent from
the Philippines by her brother. Her flow
ers were purple yiolets, caught with the
same tinted chiffon. Miss Mabel F. Muir,
cousin, and first bridesmaid, preceded
the four additional maids-Miss Burrett,
Miss Alice Ruff Miss Alice Fletcher, and
Miss Sadie Cassidy. of East Orange, y. J.
They were dressed alike in white mousse
line de sole over white silk, and carried
white chrysanthemums, tied with stream
ers of white chiffon. The wedding gown
was OF white silk, which was also gift
from the Philippines. The bodice was
draped with maltese lace, and tulle veil
fell in misty folds to the edge Of the train.
The bridal flowers were lilies of the val
ley and purple violets arranged in
shower bouquet
Dr. Muir escorted his daughter to the
pulpit dais, where he gave her in marriage
to the waiting groom. and then performed
the ceremony. Mr. Martin T. Davis acted
as best man. A reception followed at the
family residence, 512 Third Street north
west.
Upon their return from their wedding
trip Mr. and Mrs. Barksdale will reside
at the Howarden. Fifteenth and X Streets.
Miss Annie Russell Carraway. daughter
of Mr and Mrs. James Perry Carraway,
and Mr.. Shipley Brashears, jr., We're mar
ried at o'clock last night at Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Church, Rev. Gilbert
F. Williams. the rector OF the church, Off
ciating The bride wore white point
d'esprit over white silk, with a glrniture
OF white ribbon. Her tulle veil was fas
the valley, and the same blossoms, with
white roses. formed her shower bouquet.
She was escorted by her father and at
tended by her sister. Miss Lucy Carroll
Carraway, who was attired in rose-tinted
organdie, with ribbon of the same color,
and carried bridesmaid roses. The ushers
we're Mr. Mason, Mr.. y. Brown, Mr..
Charles Roberts, Mr.. Clair r. Hillyer and
Mr. Frederick II. RittenOur. Mr.. Lloyd r.
Tillman acted as best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brashears left later in the evening for
New York, Albany and Boston, and upon
their return will reside at 314 East Cap
itol street.
Miss Princetta Lee Hanger. II George
town, and Mr.. Varnum Lansing Collins
we're married yesterday afternoon at he
West street Presbyterian Church, the rec
tor officiating The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James Edward Hanger, of
272s y Street. Mr and Mrs. Collins left
Immediately after .he ceremony for the
formers home at Princeton, n. J.
Rev. J. Newton Phelps, D. D., OF this
city. performed the ceremony at the Rey-
noids-Ackerly wedding .ast night at White
Plains, \. y.
Capt. c. B. Hayden, of 1906 Street. is
visiting his country home at Evington,
Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill, OF 1904 S Street,
will entertain next Monday evening, the
date being an anniversary OF their we'd
ding.
Miss Hester Shepard, daughter of JUS
tice Shei ard of the Court OF Appeals. Will
make her debut December 6.
Mrs. Edwin ". stanton and Miss Sophia
Stanton, Of Philadelphia, are spending the
winter AT the Everett
Mrs. Joseph Mulholland, principal OF
the Mulhollaud School at San Antonio,
Tex. is visiting at Miss Bristors school,
1860 q Street
Mr.. James Hoban and Miss Hoban have
cards out for tea, Friday, November %,
from TO Z. Miss Hohan is one Of the
debutautes Of the winter.
The Junior Bachelors Assembly will
hold its next dance on November 30 at
1917 X street Admission by card only.
The babies Of the Founding Hospital
will hold "a reception this afternoon at
1-l. Fifteenth street from 3 TO o'clock.
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Miss Ruth Helen Bolway. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas G. Hensey. to Mr.. Dud-
jay Tibbits Corning, of Troy, n. Y The
ceremony VIII take place November 26 at
< o'clock at All Souls Church. a recep-
tion will be held at the home of the brides