Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

Mi.s Annie o'Neill daughter Of the late Jas.
O'Neill OF East Washington. The eoupie en-
tered the church ana advanced to the altar rail
| to the strains of the wedding march from
'Lohengrin. Rev. Father c. Gillespie per-
| formed tho ceremony. The ushers were Dr.
Robt sillers aud Mr.. Frank Swiggard. The
bride was attired In 9 delicate shade OF fawn.
| bodice Of gold brocade. with hat to match. and
| carried bouquet OF Marechal Mel roses.
Aftcrward the couple were driven TO their
future home, 3i2 % street No reception was
held nor vas there any cards issued for the
wedding
The ladies OF the Nordhof Guild have arranged
benefit for the National Homeopathic Hos
pital. to be held at Willard Hall ON December
., 10 and II. On the afternoon and evening Of
the 9th there will be tea under the auspices
OF Mrs. DIR. Pope and other society ladies.
Music will DO furnished by distinguished local
talent. From ~ Till on the afternoons Of
December 10 and IL quodlibet lunches will be
served and the closing hours devoted TO the
dance. Christmas sale Of fine linen and fancy
goods will be conducted during the entire time.
Miss Russell Of lz3 street southeast has re-
turned from Washington county. where she
went to attend the wedding Of her aunt. She
will be glad TO see her friends at the home Of
her father
Mr.. and Mrs Moses Lulley will be at home,
233 I'd street northwest, Sunday, November 20.
from to 8 p. m.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. William Hurry
and Miss Lizzie A. Sexton were married at 81.
Aloysius' Church by the Rev. Father Gille spie.
Class No. 4 of Calvary Baptist Sunday school
met Thanksgiving eve at Miss Minnie Wetzers,
AUG street northwest. Among those present
were Mrs. W. A. Spangler and Misses June
Davis, Fannie Noecker, Sallie Atha, Anna NJ.
Lalse, Sadie Halliday. Belle Halliday, Carrie
toigt. Annie Burlingame, Carrie Miller, Emma
Greene, Annie Prosise. Josephine V. Medley,
Louise Ackers, Lena Hazard. Blanche Hewlett,
Alice Hewlett, Mrs. Annie Leckron, Miss Wet
gel and Messrs. John L. Hazard. Wheeler
Bogges Jasper, Charles T. Wilson, Catlett, John
w. Hayes, IL. Middleton, Joseph Voict, W A.
Spangier and Harry Airs.
Cards are out for the wedding OF Miss Mamie
Varnell to Mr.. William J. Zeh, which will take
place December at the residence Of the bride
parents. lG0l 18th street.
pleasant surprise masquerade was given
Miss Bessie Searle the other evening at her
residence, 80 NJ street northwest. The cos
TUNES were unique and pretty. Among those
present were ar. and Mira. Herfurth. Miss
Alice and Nellie Gowan, Miss Sarah and Mary,
Herfurth, Miss Lille and Kate Searle, Messrs.
Cambell, Hurley, Tolson, w. A. Roberts, u.
Rudell, J. II. Thrush and Guy stelle.
Miss Florence K. Solger has returned to the
city and will be happy to receive her friends at
Aer uone, 0Of VI street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Webb, woo have been
making a tour of the north. have returned.
Gen. and Mrs. Jno. Z. Smith have been
called to Germantown, Pa, by the death of Mira
Smiths mother, the widow of the late Rev.
| Garret Van Horn.
The Short Story Club has elected for the
coming year Mrs. Germon Crandell president
and at her home, 6l0 II street. the bi-weekly
meeting was he'd last Wednesday night Mrs
+. +. Hort read the original story, which she
entitled "Iantrums, and an unusually enter
tanning program, musical and literary fol-
lowed. The club meets at the same place again
In two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Wright are pleasantly
located in then new house. No. l0o6 Massa-
chusetts avenue northeast. they have for
their guest Mr.. James NJ. Stockett
Mrs and Miss Cabell will be at home next
Wednesday and on succeeding Wednesdays and
Wednesday evenings during the season.
Miss Ella Ensor entertained a few Of her
friends last evening at the residence Of her
aunt Mrs. Robertson, 80 A. street southwest.
Among those present were Messrs Fred Bren-
nan, Clark, 1llton, r. Ford Walker of Boston,
Frank Smith, r. Harry Ensor, Edward Brick
head and Chaley Robey of Culpeper, Va: Misses
Laura Whytc, Annie Barker and sister, Blanche
Thomas, Lulu billiards, Laura Coggins and Mag
gle Grift, Mrs. Ella Rowe, Mrs. Tracey, Mrs.
Working, Mr.. Ward Roe and Tommy RUPERT.
The first social of the Chrysanthemum Club
of Georgetown was held at the residence of the
Misses Fearsons, 1922 street, Thursday even
Ing. The parlors were decorated with the
emDiematic flower of the club and also palms
and cut flowers. After supper dancing was
enjoyed until i O. clock. Among those present
were the Misses Fearsons. q. Stewart, B. L.
PuliZZi L. A. Birch. L. Stewar., A. Blackboard
e. Wilson, n. Birch and Messrs f. Haldeman,
W. Snyder, c. Fairfax F. Murray, w. Lembkey,
q. Altemans and II. Z. Stone.
One of the many pretty weddings that took
place Thanksgiving eve was that of Miss Laura
u. Mason of Georgetown and Mr.. Alex. Wells
Ward of Baltimore, at Dumbarton Avenue Me.
Church at o'clock. The ceremony was per-
Formed by Rev. Edwin j. Amos, pastor of the
church. The bride was attired in a dress Of
cream silk trimmed with chiffon, ostrich
feathers and pearl trimmings and carried
bunch OF bridal roses, and wore lilies Of the
valley i'll her hair. The bridesmaid. Miss Grace
Mccullough wore cream silk with plain trim
mings and carried a bunch of red roses. and
her sister, Miss Gertrude Mccullough. as maid
OF honor. was attired in pink and carried a
bunch of La France roses Mr.. Edward II.
Eakie was best man, and Messrs. Clinton s.
and James A. Taliaferro were the ushers. After
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Ward left for the
north.
wedding in which many people in this city
were interested took place Wednesday after
noon in Richmond. The bride was Miss Ann
Magill Fauntleroy, daughter of Judge Fauntle-
roy of the Virginia court Of. appeals. and the
groom DIR. Robert Randolph Ball, assistant
surgeon, U. S. A. Miss Betsey Dangerfield
Fauntleroy was maid of honor and Lieut.
7. T. Donaldson best man. DIR. Ball
is a of George Washington Ball
OF Fauquier county, Va. the nearest living rel
alive of Mary Ball, the mother of Washington.
After the wedding he started with his bride to
New York, aud left for a voyage around the
continent to San Francisco. WI ence he will 60
to his post at Spokane Falls
A very pretty home wedding took place
Wednesday evening at the residence of Mr.
Peter Latterner, the contracting parties being
his daughter Pauline and MIR. Charles
Jacobsen. The entire lower floor was beauti-
fully decorated with palms. The bride wore a
handsome gown of white silk, with diamond
ornaments, her necklace of diamonds being a
present from the groom. The presents were
numerous and beautiful and in the brides
bouquet, given her by Mr.. Carl Heurich, an
uncle OF the groom, was beautiful
solitaire diamond ring. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Bauer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Bauer. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobsen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Atzel, Miss Mary Albrecht, Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Latterner, Mr. and Mrs. Poscy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugo Kuerschner, Mr.. and Mrs. Steep,
Mr.. Gus. Dietz, Mr.. Chas. Walter. Mr.. and Mrs
Ries. Messrs. Peacock, John Kapp. H. b.
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