Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-17
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Moro Pretty April Weddings - Interesting
Personals


The 'Deutsche Drsmatischs Gesellschaft'' |
enjoyed pleasant evening AZ Wizards Hal |
last Wednesday. Ii was one Of the social semi /
monthly meetings arranged TO give the members |
opportunity for conversational intercourse.
The hall was well filed. A quartet. composed |
Of Messrs. Y. Ulke, Won Wimpfen, Capt Adams |
and Cambridge, beautifully executed haydn's
by some charming pieces: ''Fruelingsgrus,"
BY Resch; "Bahillsge" and "Un Moulin. by |
Ernst Gillette. Prof klemm delivered an
amusing lecture, Elm Literarischer Fund"
rose and clever farce, f'Der TschgAs.," BY A.
Reich. was acted by Miss r. Lutz, Mr.. Altrup.
Mr.. Rothschild and Mr.. F. Claudy. The act
ors entered fully into the spirit Of their parts
and the whole performance was perfect sue
cess: Among those present were DIT. and Mrs
and Mrs Pcesche, Maj. Wsyss, Misses Nord-
hof, Miss Kotxenberg, Mr.. Mccoy, DR.. Hof-
mann. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman,. Mr.. II. Conley,
Miss Kaiser, Misses Eberly, Prof Gordon,
and Mrs. Beelter, Mr.. yokey. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Facius, Miss Herzog, Mrs. and Miss C.rou,
Miss A. Burchard Mr.. Toni Burchard, Prof.
Rumzler, Mr.. and Mrs. Escherich, Misses
Mross. MIRA Won Gluemer. Miss Nussoaum, DR..
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Uiks, Miss Quinn, Mr..
lent translation Of Shakespeare flaming OF
the Shrew" will be presented at the next meet
ing of the club. May 6, with Mr.. Frank Claudy
and Miss Anita Schsde in the leading roles
Mr.. Geo. b. Jones of Richmond, Va, we'll
known telegraph operator, formerly OF this
city, and his bride are visiting his mother, Mrs
Cora H. Walker, $40 10th street northwest
The guild of St. Matthews parish held at the
residence Of Mrs. Holden in Hyattsville, Nd,
last evening its regular monthly meeting Mrs.
H. Clay Browning favored the guild with So
prsno solos; Mr. Ang R. Holden sang several
that were well received. Among those present
were Rev. Edward Wall. rector Of tho parish;
Mrs. Wall, Miss Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A
Waters, Mr.. J. b. Burnside Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Berry, Miss
Latimer. Miss Nellie Levin, Miss Wells, Miss
Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Holden, Mr.. Ed.
Fuller, MIR. Lewis F. Holden. MIR. John q.
Holden, DIR. Owens and Miss Alice Owens
A largely attended meeting Of the Potomac
Literary Club was held last night at the resi-
dence of Mr.. NJ. G. Emery, 207 street north
west. Mr.. VIM. A. Croffut gave a very interest
ing lecture on Happy Tomorrow" The mis-
eellaneous program included recitations by
Miss Mary Lloyd, Mrs. DIR. III. E. Leach and
Earle Van Autren, piano solo by Miss Emma
Behrens, reading by Mr.. L. J. Pullman. flute
solo by Mr.. Ii. w. Y. Jenner, violin solo by Mr..
Root. Stearns and vocal solos By Mr.. +. J.
Whipple. Mrs. Stearns and Mr.. 0deu Whipple,
accompanies.
Miss F. NJ. Kincheloe of Brentsville, Va, is
visiting Mrs. E. L. Scott of 612 New Jersey
avenue northwest.
st. Aloysus Church was the scene on We'd
nesday morning Of the wedding Of Miss Madge
Balm and Mr.. Henry L. Brooks. The ushers
were Messrs. Frank Dom, VIM. Berkeley,
Fred Began and j. ID. Brooks, brother of the
groom; Rev. C. J. Gillespie, S. j., oficiatea.
colored broadcloth with coat and hat to match
| and carried bouquet Of lilies Of the valley.
Immediately after the ceremony the bridal
| couple started for New York city.
| Miss Sallie Human and Mr.. John Armiger
| were married at Lafayette avenue parsonage,
Baltimore, on Wednesday evening at o'clock,
and left for their bridal journey through the
| south. On their arrival in this city a recep-
| ton, to which limited number of friends were
| invited. was rendered them at the residence of
the brides cousin Mrs. L. P. Humphrey, 72s
Attn street southeast. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Dahme of New York, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Hopkins Of Baltimore. Miss Ida n.
| Humphrey, Miss Ida NJ. Phillips, Miss Mollie
| Ireland, Mr.. Ellsworth Hinman, Mr.. Sydney
w. Burgess, Mr.. j. Riley and Mr.. Clay Ireland
/ of Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs Armiger continued
their journey by late train.
Mrs. Annie Besant. accompanied by Mr.. VIM.
o. Judge, the general secretary Of the American
section Of the Philosophical Society, will arrive
| In Washington on Saturday. Mrs Besant will
be entertained by Miss Leonard at No. 2l03 .
| street northwest
Mrs. J. Kohler. nee Heidenheimer, Of New
I York is visiting her parents, No. 607 / street
northwest, where she will be pleased to see her
friends on Wednesdays.
| Mrs. VIM. McMassers Of Brooklyn is visiting
at her fathers, Commissioner Douglass, 1916 i
| street.
The marriage Of Mr.. Arthur L. Smith ant
Miss Mary Jeanette Holroyd took place Wed
nesday evening at the residence of the brides
parents. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Jacob Wilson. The bride
who is O daughter of Mr.. James Holroyd,
| well-known citizen of East Washington, was at
tired in handsome pearl imperial cloth dres
| and carried a bouquet of lilies. After the cere
date relatives of the family, the guests partool
OF very elegant wedding supper. They lief
the city yesterday afternoon for their futur,
home at College station, Nd.
On Wednesday evening private german wa
given at the Maltby parlors, which was quite al
enjoyable affair. Among those present were
Misses Annie Rupert, Grace White, Kati'
T. Wells, A Edmonston, Il. Fowler, NJ Bennett
A. Foreman, B. Smell, NJ. Dunn, c. Gwynne. q
Lewis, B. Taft and Messrs. F. II. Hohof, s
Hart, c. Norris, J. Hurley, Lew L. Mayer, c
Wiley, E: Hill, I. Richold, j. Ichsenreiter, L
Campbell, r. Lawrenson, N. Goodman, ID
Kaufman, W. G. Kelly, NJ. jackson, E. Jasper
A. Gensler, G. Giddons, E. Riley and W. Pitney
Cards are out announcing the marriage o
Miss Margaret W. Falls, daughter Of Rev. Neil
son Falls of st. Adams, Georgetown, to DIR
| Frank Il. Rich, fourth son Of Rev. A. J. Rich
dean Of the Baltimore convocation, next Wed
nesday, April %, at St. Adams Church at 7:3
pm. Miss Lille Falls sister of the bride vii
be maid Of honor. Misses Fanny and Louis
| Rich, sisters to the groom, will be bridesmaids
Miss Millie Falls and Miss Verena Goodwin o
New York will be also bridesmaid Mr.. z. .
Ricn Of Baltimore, brother to the groom. vii
be best man. Mr.. Chas. Rich, Mr.. w. Wyal
Of Baltimore and Mr. Simms and Mr.. Bradl
and DR.. Bowen of Washington will be tn
ushers- There will be a reception afterwar,
for the family and bridal party.
Sir Julian and Lady Pauncefote resume,
their dinner giving last evening, when a dis
tinguished company of thirty were their guests
They were the Vice President and Mrs Morton
Lieut.. Gen. Sir John Ross, K. c. B.; Mrs. Do
Cameron, Miss Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs. Wharton
Senator and Mrs. Mcpherson, Gen. Beale, Mrs
Hobson, Mrs. Slater, the Spanish minister an
Mrs. Suarez-Guanes. Baron de Strive, NJ. Rou
! stan, Count d'Arco, Marroyeni Bey, Herr Vo
Wuf1en, Miss NJ. Patten, Miss Blaine, Mis-
Letter, Miss Knowles, Hon, Alan tombstone an
Mr.. Spring Rice. At 10 o'clock Secretary an
Mrs. Noble, the Misses Halsted and others @
| the cabinet families, with q large company q
other guests, Joined the diners and the rest q
the evening was spent amid the pleasures 9
the ball room. Miss Pauncefote is going {
England early next month. Lady Pauncefos
. and her other daughters expect to sail late