Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-30

street northwest last evening. Their daughter
Matte and Mr.. Harry c. Stevens Of this oily
were married. The ceremony vas performed
at $50 O'Clock by Rev. henry r. Nayler. prs-
bride wore handsome dress Of white sflk and
carried bouquet Of lilies OF the valley pro-
sented 10 the bride by friends II the groom and
was attended by her sister and cousin After
families was held and the happy couple left on
the $50 train for Columbus, Ohio. where they
Will make their future home.
Mrs. Avery Lamb Of Richmond 10 vinting
Mra Lewis Merriam Of 1916 18th street
TWAS . very pretty ceremony that made one
Of Miss Lillian Hustled and DR.. Edward Rooms
AZ the residence Of Judge q. N. Hustled, on
Princeton street Monday evening, April 20.
Dr. Perry Of 81. Andrews Church ofhciAted,
assisted BY the Rev. Stuart Crockett OF St.
stephena Miss Grace Hustled was maid OF
honor. and Misses Clayton and Roon,e were
bridesmaid DIT. L. ID. Wilson was the best
man. The ushers we're Meesrs W. H Walker,
w. Nick: Clayton, A 7. Gage. J. NJ Henderson
and +. b. stephens. The presents we're nu-
merous and tasteful. Among the guests we're
Mr.. and Mira Vim. Oscar Roome, Mira Edvard
Roome, Miss Nissan OF Peekskill Mr. and Mrs..
Fred Bracket, Prof. and Mira Montague, DR..
Huntington, Mr.. and Mrs. BEDFORD Walker and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs Mcleod, Mr.. and Mra
Hartford and Miss Hartford, Mr.. and Mira
Fristoe, MIRA Rawlinson Colburn, Major and
Mrs. Saxton. Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Chsse, Miss
Clara Wilson and Miss Mamie Wilson, Miss
H. @. Harmon and daughters, Miss Zevely, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Brown. Mrs. Edwin Muller and
sons, Mr.. Hough, the Misses Rice. Mira spencer,
Mira Grimm, Miss Annie Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Balch, Prof. and Mrs- King, Miss Lipscomb,
Mrs. johnson of Brooklyn Mrs. J. b. Brownand
Miss Edith Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Mccormick,
DIR. Jameson and Miss May Jameson. Judge
Lambeth and daughters. Mr.. and MIRA Henry
White, Miss Jennie Brown, Mr.. Fulton Levis,
Miss sherman, the Misses Noerr, Miss Farlan,
Preston, Miss Bradbury, Mis- Eastman, and
Mrs. Hough.
The closing meeting OF the Unity Club for
the season last night called together, besides
the members, q very large company Of invited
friends in the large parlors Of the residence Of
Mr.. Harvey Spaulding, 9th and NJ streets north
west Brief essays were read upon subjects Of
general interest by Mira II. X. Naylor, Mrs.
Beall, Mr.. Charles Davies, Judge McCalmont
and l. T. Trembly. A fine musical program
followed, after which officers were elected for
the coming year. viz: President, J. b. Philip;
Miller; treasurer, r. A. Phillips; all reelected
but the last Mr.. Philip has been president Of
the club one-third OF Its seventeen years
existence and very much Of its success and the
high standard Of excellence attained for it
entertainments are justly credited 20 his un-
Tor the members presented him with q beauti-
ful silver tea set Of five pieces and tray. There
were appropriate remarks from the donor and
recipient.
Under the chaperonage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chalmers and Mr.. and Mrs. Van II. Manning,
1r, party Of eighteen couples enjoyed the
novelty of a regular old-time picnic on Analos-
tan Island Wednesday afternoon. The party
consisted Of Miss Payne and Mr.. Nat Tylor,
IT., Miss Mabel Stewart and Mr.. William Bear
nan, Miss Aldrich and Mr. r. PAXTON Legere,
Miss Elizabeth Tyler and Mr.. Peters Miss Mag
gle Darnielle and Mr.. Mccoy, Miss Kien-
schmidt and Mr.. c. BLAND Payne, Miss Ride
Darnielle and Mr.. Samuel Ficklin, Miss LYDIA
Darneille and Mr.. Perry Fuller, Miss Rice and
Mr.. c. c. Bassett, Miss Porter and Mr.. b.
Minor, Miss Riley and Mr.. ID. G. Harrison,
Miss Faust and Mr.. W. L. Miller, Miss Rice
and W. l.. Miller, Miss Stoddard and Mr.. J. b.
Johns. Miss Moves and Mr.. Phil Brown, Miss
Beall and Mr.. 1ilford, and among others who
arrived later were the Misses Compton, Miss
Baily, and Messrs. Chittisler of Virginia and
King Beall The small club house on the Island
was the scene Of pretty german, led by Mr..
Nat Tyior, jr., and Miss Payne, and Q few
minutes after 8 O'Clock q well-selected and
unique lunch was served by the la
dies. and consisted of sandwiches Of all kinds,
ices. cake and wine. After lunch the german
was resumed, led by Mr.. J. b. Johns and Miss
Stoodard, until dark, when the tug Cecile was
again in use, taking the entire party up the
river, returning to the boat house, where the
german continued under Mr.. Tylers leader
ship until 1880, when the old and well-known
Virginia reel was danced winding up what was
pronounced by all an enjoyable evening.