Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-06

New York The family tradition q that Capt
NeZiah Bliss grandfather. DIR. Neziah Bliss OF
Hebron, Conn. was elected 30 the legislature
Of his state fourteen successive times without
opposition Ex-CongressmAn Archie ". Bliss
his great grandson. h the only member Of his
family on eitherside who has been drawn into
public life having filed q number Of proui-
nent positions in his native city Of BROOKLYN
before serving six successive terms In the
House OF Representatives. Since his retirement
from Congress he has been largely identified
with the capital in building up that section Of
the city which the fathers" of . hundred
wears ago intended ~ its center. Mr.. Have
meyer Of New lors and the estate Of the late
Senator Hearst and other strong names are as-
socisted with him.
greatuncle of the bride IL President Archi-
bald h Meserole Of the Mechanics and Traders
Bank OF Brooklyn and her uncle, Gen; Jere-
miah ID. Meserole. is president az the Williams
burg City Savings Bank. also OF Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. David have issued invita-
tons for the marriage of their daughter Emma
10 Mr.. David Salomonsohn, sunday, June Z, st
$50. Concordia Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. W. lakewood have
moved 10 l40e SD street northwest and have
with them Miss Stella Bowcock, Mrs. Black
woods sister.
The family Of Geo. S. Prindle has moved
from lie Droit Park into their new home At No.
~ Iowa Circle.
EN-Representative W. z. Cruzan and wife
have left the city for Saratoga. where they in
tend To spend portion of the summer, and
from whence they will go to Cape May. Mrs.
Cruzan, who Is an invalid, has lately improved
greatly IN health and IL now able 70 travel.
Mrs. ID. f. Quirk and little son Of New
Orleans, La, are visiting MIR. and Mrs. J. p.
Hickey, ll2i I'D street northwest
Mrs. Pope, wife OF Major Pope OF the marine
corps accompanied by her niece, Miss farquhsr,
daughter of Commodore farquhar, sailed for
Europe on Wednesday.
Admiral Calhoun and family have gone 70
Takoma Park for the summer
The wedding reception Of Miss Rosa Cotterill
and Mr.. samuel Boone Penasbaker will take
place June l6 from $50 10 10 O'Clock at 1853
18th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Goodacre have issued in
vItations for the marriage Of their daughter
Erna ID. TO MIR. Edwin {. Brandeubury June
IL at Western Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". S. Thompson, jr., are at
Falls Church for the present
Rev. aud Mrs John q. Armes have returned
to their home, 1900 18th street, where they will
remain for a month prior 20 leaving the city
for the rest Of the summer.
Miss Carrie Brockart Of Wheeling, W. Va, who
has been visiting friends in Baltimore. returned
home today alter a few days stay with Miss
Rice on 10th street.
Miss Mary Harwood came over from Balti-
more on Wednesday as the guest Of the Misses
liuyek for several days prior to her departure
for Europe.
Mrs A r. McGonigal, daughter Of Richard
Ramsey OF Coyingtou, ky., Is visiting her
COUSIN, Mrs. NJ. D. Gladmon, $40 10th street
northwest.
Mrs. Norma W. Wills Of this city and her
daughter and son-in-law. MIR. VIM. E. Palmer
and wife. sails for Europe today, where they
propose making an extended tour OF probably
a year or more.
! MIR. +. h. Behn Of Boston, the weii-known
Maine artist, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
I l.. Foster. MIR. REIN is brother Of Mrs. Fos-
ter. Last evening an informal reception Was
given in his honor at MIR. Fosters residence on
/ 10th street.
Mrs. NJ. A. Keys has issued cards for the
marriage Of her daughter. Florence NJ. to Mr.
Charles r. Randall. "Wednesday evening June
| 10, at Grace Church, Episcopal Montgomery
county, Md. Mr.. Randall who has for some
I years past been principal examiner in the
| patent Office. Is now a member OF law hrm in
Boston, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Means yandeventer, 1914 O
street northwest, celebrated their fftieth
wedding anniversary on Wednesday evening
last, assisted by Miss Nandeventer, Miss Blanche
Handkerchief and granddaughter, Miss Bessie
White, Miss Warrington, Miss scbooley Miss
Bradenbaugh, Miss Alldec and Miss James. The
parlors were handsomely decorated with a pro-
fusion OF palms, potted plants and flowers. The
rooms were thronged with relatives and friends
| of the family from until IL O'Clock. Many
handsome souvenirs of the occasion were re-
! ceived by the celebrators.
Among those present were Mrs Washington
Nandeyenter OF Virginia, Isaac c. yande yenter,
Rodney W. Nandeyeutsr, Prof. and Mrs. z.
Richards, Mr.. Geo. richards, Rev. and MIRA A
j. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. q. Richard Thompson
Mrs. j. Bates Clarke, Rev. DIR. Cuthbert Mrs.
John +. Green. Mr.. and Mrs. L. n. Lewis,
Misses Annie and Bessie Dutton. DIR. and Mrs.
Dawes, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. I. Miller, Miss
Miller. Mr.. W. c. Babcock, Mrs.
and Miss Bailey, Capt. and Mrs. Seeley,
Mr.. Jefferson Middleton. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Thompson, Mrs. and Miss stidham, Miss Sadie
Holland. DIR. II. NJ. Schooley, Misses NJ. and l.
Farwell, Mrs. Apple, Miss Sophie Mechlin, Dr.
and Mrs. w. II. Carr, Miss Carter, Mr.. Walter
&. White, Mr. W. Slaymaker. Mr.. II. c. Porter,
Mrs. Miller, Miss hose Walsh and Mr.. Milton
| Hutson.