Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-23

were Miss Isabella Mellis and Mr.. Chas. Z.
Myers. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DIR. Chester. The bride was dressed in a
handsome gown Of white broadcloth. trimmed
In faille silk and embroidered chiffon lace.
After supper the happy young couple left for
their new home on H street northeast The
ceremony was witnessed by the families Of the
bride and groom and q few friends Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs Myers, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. p. Myers Mrs. Emmert Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. -Branson. Mr. and Mrs. Thcs.
Draney, Mrs Cruit Messrs- viii and Bert
Myers, DR.. and Mrs Eisenbeiss (the sister Of
the bride), Prof. Mori, Mr.. and Mrs Oliver
Heed, Mr. and Mrs Seton, Mr.. and Mrs. Roth
well, Mrs. Holmes Wilbur of Baltimore, Mr..
Mcherichar and daughters, Misses E Annie
and Miriam Austin, Mrs. VIM. Gaddis son and
daughter OF Montana, Miss Engel and Miss
Flora Engel, Mrs. Dellwig, Mr.. and Mrs. Pr
mont Mrs MCKEE and daughter, Miss Boteler,
Mr.. Thomas Devin, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bishop, Miss Mary
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs b. Williams, Mrs. st@t-
Fer and SON and Mrs. Langdon.
Mr.. s. Chapman Simms, secretary Of the
Moodley Hunt Club, and Miss Marguerite
Mhiriock were married today ct the home Of
the bride, liza n street northwest The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. J. Duncan
Mckim Of the Epiphany Church in the presence
OF only the families Of the high contracting
parties The bride wore a charming travelling
dress Of gray crepe, beautifully trimmed with
Persian embroidery. The presents were many
and OF unusual elegance. The bride, who is a
very handsome blonde, il the daughter Of the
late Z. j. Whitlock. who for q quarter Of q CEN
fury was president of the Brooklyn, N. Y,
board OF education, and the groom 10 we'll
known in journalistic and athletic club circles,
and was until recently connected with the
reportorial staff Of TIE STAB. Mr.. and Mrs.
Simms left this afternoon for Chicago, where
Mr. Simms has position with the worlds fair
commissioners.
Much good has been accomplished during
The past season for the benefit of the poor by
Tuesday and Friday morning sewing clubs.
The trst, known as the Knickerbocker Sewing
Club, with Mrs. r. Dickinson Jewett as presi-
dent. Mrs. Richard Rush, secretary. and Mrs.
I. b. NJ. Mason, treasurer, will complete and
distribute eleven hundred and twenty-five gar
ments by the 2Sth Of April The Friday morn
ing class, with Mrs. Gen. Berdan president,
Mrs. Parsons, secretary, Mrs Archibald Hop
kins, treasurer, and Mrs. Staunton, inspector Of
work, will also complete and distribute several
hundred garments by the end Of April.
The Merry Rambler Euchre Club closed their
successful social season last night by a full
dress dance at Metzerott Hall, given in honor
of the numerous friends of the club. The
members of the club, Miss Hamlin, Misses
McGeary, Drew, Dimmick, jacobson, Wood
ruff, Brett and Bollin. Messrs Shoemaker,
Drew, Cassin, Bogeley Page. Preston, Taylor
and Jacobson acted committee and received
many complimentary expressions from those
present There were present Misses Baden,
Miss Mahar, Filleybrown, Davis Cassin, Hickey,
Keen, and Messrs. Baker, Filleybrown, Cassin,
Drew, Hodges and many other friends Of the
members of the club.