Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-05

The Whereobouts Of Well-Known People
Personal Notes.

SOCIAL MATTERS.
The Whereabouts Of weI-Known People
Personal Notes.
Miss Clara Goszler and Mr. Rowsll will be
| married tonight at Christ Church. Georgetown.
Secretary Fosters wife and daughter are now
with him ct their Vermont avenue residence.
Miss Foster has been here the past three weeks
and in that period comfortably arranged the
house.
Senator and Mrs. Cullom have taken the
former resideuce OF ex-secretary Bayard and
| they are now living there.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry L. Strong expect 10 get
| into their new mansion on K street before the
new year.
Bishop Chapelle spent yesterday At st.
Charles Seminary. Tomorrow morning the
young ladies of the Holy Gross Academy viii
give an entertainment in his honor.
Mr.. W. H. Forester and Miss Ollie G. Mari
were married yesterday afternoon at st. Pat
| rick sChurch in the presence of large gath
ering Of their frienda
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee went to indianapolis on
| Tuesday afternoon, and will be absent two
| weeks Mrs. Mckee will then return here to
spend the winter at the White House.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin l. Bulls Of New York
| will spend the winter in Washington. They
are located at 1909 18th street northwest Their
daughter, Miss Ora, is attending schocl at the
Mount Vernon Seminary
DR.. George B. Wallis Of New York city, for
many years connected with the editorial staff Of
| the New York Herald and an old Washing
toniaI, together with HE eldest daughter,
| Mrs. Fannie Rheinfelder, ia visiting Mrs Z. J.
JONES' 1918 o street northwest
The ladies here belonging to the National
Society of the Daughters of the American
Revolution are arranging for a series Of enter
! tainments for the season, partly social and
| partly literary in character, in the form Of
occasional lectures, by distinguished gentle
| men and ladies, on American history. The
| first of the course will shortly be delivered In
the parlors Of the Riggs House. which have
kindly been offered for that purpose by Mr..
| Staples, the proprietor.
The Misses NARROW have removed 10 l4lO
| Stoughton street northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Mcfarland and Mr.. c.
Louis Mcfarland will spend the winter in
| southern California.
| Calvary Baptist Church presented . brilliant
scene last evening and large gathering of the
I friends of the contracting couple witnessed
| the wedding OF Miss Margaret Gertrude Cow
ling and Mr.. Herbert Harvey Kimbaii, super
! intendent Of the intermediate department Of
the Calvary Baptist Sunday school The in
terror of the church was artistically decorated.
Potted plants, towering and graceful palms,
| ferns and white chrysanthemums filled the
6htife puppy pbattoFm> Az f.oV o CLOCK the
organ, played by Prot. VIM. Waldecker
pealed forth and the wedding party
| entered the church, where they were
| met by the ushers, Messrs NJ. Shand,
Prof Marvin T. j. Glover, H. Fitz, Geo o.
| colt and J. i. Clements, who were preceded
| up the aisle by two beautiful flaxen- haired
children, Marie Pearce and Walter Woodward,
| each carrying small baskets filled with white
| and pink chry santhemums, which were strewn
| in the path of the bridal party. The BRIDE who
Al. -
| was becomingly attired in a rich heavy white
| faille and brocade trimmed in pearls and chif-
| fon veil She carried a bouquet OF Puritan
roses. At the chancel rail two rustic gates en-
twined with autumn leaves and long bows OF
white satin ribbon had been improvised through
which the bride entered, where she was met by
| the groom, attended by his bert man, Mr.. James
| Bozzeli. The Rev DR.. Samuel H. Greene, pas
tor OF Calvary Baptist Church, performed the
| wedding ceremony, The hand Of the bride was
| given in marriage by her sister, Mics Eva Cow
| ling. who wore a buttercup silk costume with
| shoes and gloves to match and carried bou-
quet of yellow Japanese chrysanthemums.
The bridesmaids were Miss Blanche Smith, a
| cousin Of the bride who wore becoming cos
tune of shell pink mouselinc de sole and carried
| a bouquet OF La France roses, and Miss Jessie
| Cowling whose costume was pale blue mouseline,
| de sole. Her bouquet was made of forget-me-
| nots. The maids Of honor were Misses Sallie
Gresham, Grace Silvers, Vesta Richards, Sadie
1
Durham, Kate Garst and Helen Wise, all in
| evening costume. The ushers wore bOuton-
nieres of Marechal Neil roses and were in full
| evening dress. At the conclusion of the SER
! vices the groom and his bride received the con-
/ gratulatiOns OF many friends and left the city
on the 10 80 train for visit to the home Of the
groom's parents in New Hampshire, where they
will spend several weeks, returning by way Of
the Thousand Islands, Watkins Glen and
Niagara
The marriage Of Miss Agnes Stevens,
daughter of the late Ezra Stevens to Mr.
Willard s. Campbell took place last night at the
residence of the bride mother, No. 1416 N street
Rev. DE-. Bartlett performed the ceremony. The
parlors were beautifully decorated with palms
and other growing plants and the mantels
| banked with chrysanthemums entwined with
smilax. The bride wore handsome dress Of
ivory faille silk trimmed with :hantilly lace
| and carried bouquet of white and cream roses
| At her throat was brooch studded with dia-
monds, the gift Of the groom. Miss Rosa
| Stevens. the sister of the bride, az maid of
broidered chiffon. Tho groom was attended
| by Mr.. Oliver NJ. Maxam as beet man. After
! receiving the congratulations Of their friends
| the bride led the way to the dining
/ after which Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell left
for Cleveland, Niagara Falls and other points.
Upon their return they will reside at 1000 9th
street northwest. Among those present were
/ the Japanese minister and Madame TatenO, the
Corean minister and Mrs. Ye Cha Yam, MIR.
| Okabane, Mr.. Nakayana, Lieut.. s. Nakamura.
Mr.. Hioki, Gen. and Mrs. Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. /. Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Wood, Dr.
and Mrs H NJ Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs I. H.
Martin, DR.. and Mrs. Bracket, Mr.. and Mrs.
| J. NJ. Mckinney Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Anderson,
! Mr., and Mrs George Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs
Willard Buell.. Mr.. aud Mrs. Matthew Trimble
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Smell Miss Fannie Smell,
| Miss Stirratt, Miss Marian Trimble Mr.. Joseph
Jefferis Mr. Charles Human, Mr.. Chas. Bates,
| MIR. Stirratt, Mr.. Z. c. Campbell, Mr.. George
Doolittle and Mr. Charles s. Jones.
| Miss Ollie G. Mari of this city ard Mr.. wr.
H. Forester of illinois were married at st.
Patricks Church yesterday. The ceremony Of
| the Catholic church was performed by Rev.
Father MCGEE. The church was beau tifully
decorated with cut flowers and the high altar
blazed with lights. Although admission was
by card the church space was taxed by the
many friends of the couple. Those in at
tendance from distance were Mr.. and Mrs.
LAWYER and the mother IT the groom. The
| bride wore a becoming gown of fawn faille
| trimmed with velvet, with hat to match, and
carried cluster Of La France roses, tied with
| long pink ribbons. Mr.. and Mrs. Forester
| will be at home to caller4 from to 8 p. m. on
! Sunday. November &, at COS 9Th street.
| Miss Annie Meade Randolph Lee has re-
| turned to the city with health greatly inn
proved.