Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13
SOCIAL MATTERS.

DR.. and Mrs. Billings have sent out cards for
the marriage of their daughter, Miss Kate
Sherman Billings, to Mr.. William Hanna Will
son on Wednesday, November 25, at IL O'Clock
at st. Johns Church, Georgetown. The couple
will make then home in Seattle, Washington.
Mr.. Jesse Lewis Heiskell of this city and Miss
Edith Augusta Vickery were married last night
in Baltimore at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Vickery, 1918
North Charles street. Rev. Father Hughes of
Anacostia offciated. Mr.. Raymond Heiskell
was best man and Miss Mabel Vickary was the
maid of honor. Mr.. st. Julien Daprey and Mr..
p. Hieskell of this city were the grOomsmen. A
large reception followed the ceremony before
Mr. and Mrs. Heiskell started on their bridal
trip. They will reside here at 1922 18th street,
where Mrs. Heiskell will be at home to her
friends on Thursdays after January 1. A num-
Der of friends of the groom went over last
night to the reception.
Mrs. John P. Hamilton announces the mar
riage of her sister. Elizabeth Elton Dyer, to
Wilhelm H. E. Reinecke at Hill Crest. Charles
county, Nd, October IA. Mr.. and Mrs. Rein
ecke will be at home to their friends after Oc-
tober rs at 1923 13tn street on Fridays.
Mrs. Thomas E. Waggaman has returned from
a visit to New Orleans, her former home. Mr..
and Mrs. Waggaman her father ana mother.
came with her. Mrs. Waggaman will be at
home to her friends on Tuesdays.
Mrs. Geo. B Williams will be at home on
Mondays throughout the coming winter.
Mrs. NJ. L. Cavalier has issued cards for the mar
riage of her daughter, Miss Marion Lee. to Mr..
W. Pinkney Holmes at Christ Church, Alexan-
dria on Monday evening" November %. A
large number of Washingtonians are going
down for this wedding. The bride is a cousin
of Miss Fleming, whose marriage day with
Mr.. Henry Herbert Balch of New York city is
announced for November rs at st. john
Church. A third wedding in the same family
is that of Mr.. Walton Fleming, brother of the
last named prospective bride. He will be mar
ried on November II at the home of the bride
| in Virginia. The young lady is Miss Gay Rob-
ertson. Mr.. Fleming will be back from brief
wedding trip in time to give the hand OF his
sister in marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spriggs of Baltimore have taken
the house 1901 Q street and are now settled
there for the winter.
Major and Mrs. Dudley W. Rhodes have
moved into their new house at lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews of Boston have leased
the former residence of the late Judge Adds on
Massachusetts avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul An
drews, WHO are now here will, spend the winter
with them.
Miss Fanny FAINT daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamilton FAINT, will DO married shortly to Mr.
Kenny. prominent merchant of Baltimore.
DR.. James Dudley Morgan and Miss Abel,
daughter of Mr.. Edwin Abel of Baltimore will
be married at the country place of the bride q
par ents, near Towson, on the I'd OF Deem
Der.
Miss Belle Jenvey of 1929 Maryland avenue
has returned to the city after an extended tour
Through the west much improved in health.
Mrs. Mary Mcdonald James, accompanied by
her brother, Paymaster Mitchell Mcdonald,
Us n, and mother has gone to San Diago,
CAL, for the winter on account of i'll health.
WaOOpar md xpifa IF
who own and live in the mansion known as
''The Lindenwald." the old homestead Of ex-
President Martin Van Buren,, are in the city, OF
the family of the eighth President there are now
only two living in Undertook, daughters of
his brother, Miss Mary Ann Van Buren, and her
sister, Miss Locretia. Miss Van Bruen is well
advanced in life and only appears on the street
after nightfall, but her sister, Locretia who
was a dashing beauty Of the former days Of the
old Dutch town Of Undertook, 10 much
younger.
pretty wedding took place at the residence
OF Mr.. J; c. Kaufman, 1905 H street northeast,
Wednesday at 2 o'clock. The contracting
parties were Mr.. B. Franklin Duval Of German
town, Nd, and Miss Alice Hoyle Of Boyd Sta
ton, Md. The Rev. George W. Markham Off
clated. Among those present were Mrs. Geo.
w. Markham, Mr.. and Mrs. George Duval Mr..
Jeremiah Blackburn. Mr. Jason Hoyie, Mr..
Maynard Hoyle. Mr.. W. B. McKelden, DR.. and
Mrs. j. +. McAllister, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C.
Kaufman. Mr.. Will H. Kaufman and Miss
Maggie ]. Kaufman.
The Unity Circle gave its opening ball Of the
season last night at Sheldon's Hail. which was
tastefully decorated with palms and presented
very pleasing appearance. A sumptuous re-
past was enjoyed and dancing INDUCED in until
a late hour: The committee in charge were
Messrs. l. Nordlinger, l.. jackson, L. Baum-
garten, S. ID. Minister, S. Rosenthal and A. L.
Richold. Among the ladies present were Misses
Carrie Baumgarten, Henrietta Kohner, Florence
Waxel OF Chicago, Barbara Stern, Theresa
Kahn, Ernie Meyers, Bertha Mailhouse. Fannie
Cohen. Milo Ottinger, Rose Heilbrun, Millie
Ganz, Lena Stein, Frances Lowe of Massilon,
Ohio. Winnie Stern, Carrie Rothschild, Bertha
Goodman, Ernie Gradwohl, Hannah Open
heimer, Fannie Cohen and Frances strauss.
Mrs. Frank W. Searle Of Binghamton, N. T..
Is visiting her sister, Mira D. r. MCGOWAN, on
Capitol Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas E. Baden have issued
cards for the wedding Of their daughter, Miss
Suxannah Wales to Mr.. VIM. n. Netherland Of
Atlanta. The ceremony will take place ct their
resicence, 1911 llth street northwest, on We'd