Evening star., 1902-04-11
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MARRIAGE OF MISS BLAINE AND
MR.. LIPscoMB.
Other Past and Future Events of
Timely Interest-A Falls Church
Party-Personal Notes.

| Robert G. Blaine, to Mr.. Charles Eppa
| Lipscomb. Rev. Father ODonoghue of
I Baltimore, formerly stationed at st.
Peters officiated. The ushers were Mr.
Charles F. Bryne of Virginia. Mr.. Edward
w. Callahan, Mr.. Aubrey L. Clarke, Mr.
| William A. Graham and Mr.. Harry A. Lat
| inner, all of this city.
The brides attendants were her sisters,
| Miss Nina Beatrice Blaine and Miss Maude
Virginia Blaine. They preceded the bride.
| who walked up the aisle with her mother.
| Mr. Robert G. Blaine was best man, and
| the groom awaited the brides coming al
| the sanctuary gate.
| The attractive young bride gowned
| in white lace and wore several pretty pearl
| ornaments A tulle veil was becomingly
| caught by a bandeau of pearls Her
| shower bouquet was of white roses. The
| bridesmaids were dressed in mousseine de
| sole, one in yellow and the other in pink.
| and the roses each carried matched their
number of clergymen were present in
| the sanctuary. The high altar was
| adorned with Easter lilies. Palms were
| massed on each side of the sanctuary and
| an arch of smlaX crossed the gates. The
| family pewS were marked off with bou-
| Quets of lilies.
A small reception TO the bridal party and
| relatives followed at the home of Mrs.
| Blaine, 331 street southeast, where a
| sight of the brides presents was enjoyed.
! The collection was both large and valuable.
| In addition to the members cf the house
| hold present at the reception were the
| brides brothers-in-law and sisters. DIR. and
| Mrs. Crosson and DIR. and Mrs. Malon; Mrs.
| Harriet Blaine Beale. Mr.. James G. Blaine,
| Gen. Coppinger and sons, Judge and Mrs.
| William f. Lpscomb of Virginia. parents
| of the groom; his brother, Mr.. Lipscomb,
! jr.; Mrs. Weeden of Pittsburg, Mr.. Edward
| South of Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
| Hoovey of Maine and the following from
| this city: Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick West,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles West. Mrs. r. o.
| Hoffman, Mrs Miller and Mr. and Mrs. A.
| B.. Graham. Mr.. and Mrs Lipscomb, after
| a short absence will make visit to Mrs.
| Blaine before proceeding to their home in
| Pittsburg, where Mr. Lipscomb has been
| in business for several years.
The annual tea for the Founding Hospi-
| tai, on 10Th street, was held yesterday when
| the committee of ladies in charge of the
| rous tables was: Mrs. A. l.. Gillett, Mrs.
Richard Sylvester, Mrs. A. T.. Britton, Mrs.
! Myron b. Wright, Mrs. w. E. Spies, Mrs.
w. S. Knox, Mrs. F. F. Schneider. Mrs.
Joseph Auerbach, Mrs. Simon Wor, Mrs.
| J. N. Whitney, Mrs. II. a. Taylor, Miss
Susan Britton, Mrs. A. j. Hall and Mrs A.
| 3. Brown.
A party was given Tuesday evening at
| the country residence of Mr.. James With
| ers, near Falls Church, Va, in honor of the
| twenty-ninth anniversary of the birthday of
| his daughter, Mrs. Forrest Stans-
| bury. Dancing was the chief pleas
! took forty guests from this city.
| Supper was served at l. o'clock, after
| which dancing was resumed till morning.
| Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Withers, Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest STAINS
| bury, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Wagner, Mr. and
| Mrs. Geo. Peyton. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Clark,
| Mr. and Mrs. Blake, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Don
| nelly, Misses Ida and BERTHE Heath. 4.
! Heath, F. Sorrell, p. Sorrell, II. Kirby, y.
| Withers, A. Donaldson, J. Gibbons, E.
Archer, F. Johnson and L. Star; Messrs.
| A. Withers. D. Stansbury, A. Purdy F.
Ranke, C. Sorrell. w. Club, ]. Withers, c.
| Sterns and Mr.. Pierpont.
Mrs. George w. Childs, her niece. Mrs
j. j. Hunker, and Lieut.. Hunker will leave
| Pasadena, Cal, in week or so, and re-
turn to Philadelphia to remain until the
season opens at Richfeld Springs.
Governor and Mrs. Stone gave a dinner
| last night at the executive mansion, Har-
risburg, in honor of General and Mrs. Cor
bin of Washington. The guests included
| Representative Graham of Allegheny and
members of the governors cabinet and
| their ladies. The mansion was very pref
tily decorated. the prevailing colors being
| pink and white.
Mrs. Arson Mills at a pretty luncheon
yesterday entertained Mrs. Evans Mrs
| Carter, Mrs Russell, Mrs. Birney, Mrs.
Heger, Mrs. Compton. Mrs. Bigelow, Mrs.
| Chambers, Mrs. Slayden, Mrs. Schreiner,
| Mrs. De Witt. Mrs. Foote Mrs. Hoff Mrs
Baxter. Mrs, Merrill, Mrs. johnson, Mrs
| Bernard, Mrs. Harvey and Mrs. Kasper.
The members of the Carnation Pleasure
| Club entertained their friends at Naval
| Lodge Hall last evening at the first grand
| ball given by the organization. During an
| 1ntermission refreshments were served in
| the dining room, which was profusely dec
| GRATED with carnations. The club consists
| of forty members. The officers aand COM
mittees who We're present last evening
| AMI How
| Fry, vice president; John Neacker. secre-
! tary; John Cranch, treasurer; reception
| committee, Edward Oliver. chairman. Will
| lam Parks and Burns De Mar; floor COM
| mittee. Ed. Dorsey, chairman. Jos. Rich
ards; refreshment committee. Murry Wolf,
chairman, VIM. Willis Frank Stewart.
Miss Alice Roosevelt, who has been visit
! ing the family of Governor General Wood
| in Cuba for several weeks, returned to
| Washington yesterday, delighted with all
of Cuban sights and scenes. Tomorrow
| night Miss Root will give a theater party
| in Miss Roosevelt's honor.
Washington friends have received the
| announcement cards of the marriage Of
| Miss Maude De Witt Talmage and Mr.
! Clarence Frederick Wyckoff. Wednesday,
| April 9, issued in the name of DR. and Mrs
| 7. De Witt Talmage.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Gle
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scene of a. merry gathering Wednesday
evening in honor of the eighteenth ami
versary of their wedding. Progressive eu-
chre was indulged in until 10 o'clock,
at which hour the guests repaired to
! the dining rooms, where a delight
| full repast was served upon tables taste
| fully adorned with flowers. The host
| and hostess were recipients of many beauti-
! ful gifts Among those present were: Mrs.
Annie Lyles and sons of Maryland Mrs.
| Sarah Stewart, Miss Mamie Lyles of Phila-
del vi flee
| ments, Mr.. George Scharter, Mr.. William
| Clements and Mr.. Charles Norman.
Miss Leila Bell Heron left for Atlantic
| City yesterday to visit her friend Mrs.
Benson.
The invitations to the marriage of Mr..
Pendleton Dickinson and Emily Grace
Given, at the First Baptist Church. on the
10th instant, have been Cancelled owing to
death in the family. The wedding will oc-
cur on the same date at the residence of the
bride, on l street, but only members of the
immediate families will be present.