Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-27
SOCIAL MATTERS.

Several Weddings to Take Place-Personal
Notes of Interest.
At the marriage of Miss Minnie Schafer and
Mr.. A. Geary johnson tonight at Epiphany
Church the bride will be attended by a maid Of
honor, Miss Gay of Philadelphia, and two
bridesmaids, Miss Johnson and Miss Beavans
The best man will be MIR. Milton johnson and
the ushers Mr.. Louis Breezy of Philadelphia,
Mr.. Carter Ballantyne, Mr.. Metzerott, Mr..
Walter, Mr.. Richard johnson and DIR. Nc
Laughlin. After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Schafer will give reception to the bridal party
at their residence. 1926 Vermont avenue, and
late in the evening the bride and groom will
leave for northern wedding trip.
Miss Albertine OdelI and Mr.. ". Kelsey Schoepf
will be married tomorrow night at the Epiph-
any. The ushers will be Mr.. A. F. Schoepf,
Mr.. A. NJ. Schoepf. Mr.. II. ID. Cochran and Mr.
B. H. Sims Mr.. L. ID. Wine will be best man.
The bride will have her little cousin. Miss Col
Inns, as her flower bearer. The wedding trip
Will be out to the Pacific coast for lengthy
journey and their residence upon their return
will be at the Shoreham.
This evening at o'clock, at st. Aloysius
Church, Miss Ellen Louise Spottswood and Mr.
John. Francis White will be married. The
ushers will be DR.. H. s. Jarrett Of Towson. Md,
Mr.H. Nelson Spottswood, Mr.. c. Spottswood
McNeir, Mr.. George c. Boarman. Mr.. Edward
Walsh and Mr.. Edward Becker. The best man
will be Mr.. Jno. Sims. Miss May White will
attend the bride as maid of honor.
Mrs. Eugene Hale is moving into her new
house, corner of 10th and X streets. !although
the approaches to the mansion are not finished
and the workmen have not yet departed from
the building. She has, however. corps Of
servants already installed and in the course of
several weeks the family can take up their resi-
dence. Mrs. Chandler is bringing on many Of
the elegant articles from her Detroit house to
beautify this one, the furniture for which has
been purchased for some time past.
Mrs. d. P. Morgan will remain in Europe for
the coming winter and her house on Scott circle
will have no occupants
Invitations have been issued to the wedding
of Miss Susan E. Ellis and Mr.. David NJ. Oliver.
which is announced to take place on wednes-
day morning, November 4. at IL O'Clock. in the
North Presbyte terrain Church.
Mrs. Kate Thyson MARI, who has been visit
ing the family Of Mr.. John s. Pindar Of Cobble-
skill N. Y, has returned.
Miss Gay left for New York today TO Join
Mrs. Judge Field. She will return during the
week and will be for the winter at 1923 Ii street
northwest
Mrs. E. d. Baker, formerly of this city. but
who since her marriage has lived in Portland,
Ore, is visiting the family Of her uncle, Col
Robert Boyd.
Miss Ada johnson Of warrenton is visiting
her cousin, Miss Rena Cooper
Miss Florence waixel OF Chicago. who is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. l. Cans. 726 5th street
northwest, will be at home on Thursdays
Mrs. E. Silver Of Philadelphia is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Glascot.
Mrs. ]. H. Coleman Of Philadelphia is on a
visit to her mother. Mrs. NJ. A. Robey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Flint Of 1917 o street
have left the city for a trip to Chicago. They
will be absent for about ten days.
There was large gathering of young people,
chsperoned by Miss Roverson. last night at Car
roll Institute Hall. Among those present we're
Misses c. Ford, A. b. Wilson. Maud A. John
son. J. Mccormick, s. Downey. E. Shedd. A.
Cross. z. Bennett, H. Borland, Dalton NJ Dim
mick, U. Redmar, s. Higgins. ID. Pulizzi, j.
Wagner, ii. Common. J. Morgan. Maud L. Win
ter, A. Blackboard, NJ. Ludgate, A. Loefier. l.
and A. Salley, l. Wagner and NJ. Estrohook.
Messrs. H. T. Wilson. II. Burbank. T. o. Pu-
lizzi, G.. w. Hurley, c. S. Peters, NJ. McQuade.
P. O'Connor, W. Scott, T. ID. Wilson. IT., W.
Murdoch, o. E. Carter, Haywood h. Hodge, Z.
c. Wells, Lee Lave. J. Hendley C. Cornwell,
f. Loff1er. w. James. ]. VI. Bundick, +. lancet,
Preston NJ. Laugllin, Z. Robbins, f. Slaven,
H. f. Wilson, II. Brown, II. NJ. Dante and J.
Phleeger.
DR.. and Mrs. David T. Day have returned to
Washington from a visit to Philadelphia and
are now living at l425 Euclid place. Mrs. A. E.
keeler, Mrs Days mother, is with them.