Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-15

Aoituss ~. rattefeon, Masters Ihos- Ioftus,
walsky and A. Watts. Refreshments were
served. after which the happy couple left for
their future residence, l4ls 9Th street north
west.
Mrs. W. o. Cunningham has returned 70 the
city after five months trip to Alaska and oal-
ifornia.
Miss Evans Of sls 18th stree, northwest ha.
issued invitations for wedne sday evening next
Tor dancing party. given 20 her Young friends
TO celebrate the anniversary OF her birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D., Patterson have issued
cards for the marriage o. their daughter. MAY
Queen, TO William Lewis Nilbarn. Wednesday
evening. October ~, at 6 O'Clock, Church Of the
Ascension.
The Golden Leaf Pleasure Club o, Ea.,
Washington met last evening at the residence
OF Mise Katie Mners, $50 9Th street southeast
After business was over music, singing and
games were kept up until late hour. The next
meeting wall be held next Friday evening at the
residence OF the secretary. Miss Florence b.
Womersley. sl6 q street southeast
pleasant birthday surprise party was given
to Miss Antoinette Sohon Monday evening by a
number OF her friends Progressive hearts''
was q novel feature OF the evening. j., which
FIRST prizes were won by Miss Rene Bates and
Dr. Sohon, while the BOBBY prizes were
awarded TO Miss Kate Arnold and Mr.. thinner
man. Refreshments were served al 10 o'clock,
AFTER which dancing was ENJOYED. Among
those present were: Misses FitIpatrick. Wolfe.
zimmerman, Marsteller. Ssllie Marsteller Miss
Bingham, the Misses hammond. Misses Brooke
and Misses Bates, Arnold, Gibson. Particle.
sohon, Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Sohon and
Messrs Laskey, Riley, Mitchell. Cromelien.
Lake, Pearlie, Cain, hammond. wurtembaker
Zimmerman, Townshend, Becker, Sohon and
DIR. Sohon.
The Misses Josie and Julia Mccarthy enter
a 80 g. a.
ing al their home. 635 II street northwest
progressive eucher was enjoyed, the head
prizes being won bv Mr.. Nee ana Miss Nellie
slnttery and the booty prizes by Mr.. Fred
MCINTYRE and Miss Carrie Wagle. After award
ing the prizes Refreshments were served.
Among those present were Mr., and Mrs
Doten, Miss Mamie lIartigan, Miss Eva Ross.
Miss Catherine Reagan, Miss Mamie Berg
mann, Miss Carrie Wagle Miss Fmmie Voict
Miss Nellie Slattery. Miss Ida Kemp and Miss
Jesine Denevas of lndiara. Mr.. p. j. Nee, Mr.
George Parker, Mr.. S. II. Hunter. Mr.. p. J.
MI. Thomas Grogan, Mr.. Kent Shvelev, Mr.
Fred Mcintyre, Mr.. Will Mccarthy and DR.. t.
II. Sweeney
Mr.. f. NJ. Detweiler and youngest daughter,
May. left Washington this morning for a tour
through Pennsylvania.
A pleasant surprise birthday party was ten
dered to Miss Ida Carroll by her sister Rose and
Miss Jennie Laporte last Tuesday evening.
The National Rifles will commence the ninth
season OF Saturday evening reunions November
8. The committee having the same in charge
has promulgated set OF rules that will govern
these reunions and aid materially IN making
them select and ENJOYABLE. Invitations will be
issued TO many Of the regular patrons Of last
season who have sent In their requests, accom-
panied BIZ last years card and present address.
1t Is the intention Of the committee TO keep
these dancing parties select and exclusive, and
IN doing SO invitations will only be extended 10
those whose company would from a social point
OF view, be desirable, and whose presence would
materially assist in promoting the enjoyment Of
these always pleasant and agreeable parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wasserbach. with their daughter.
have returned to their residence in Washington.
Their son Arthur will remain in Connecticut
until the middle of November.
Miss Mary Bacon of Iowa City is visiting Dr.
and Mrs. Krogstad Of 10th street.
Miss Hattie f. Carrigan of this CITY was
quietly married last Monday to Mr. Albert L.
Boyd OF baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs. BOYD after
their return from a trip in the north, will re-
side in Baltimore. where Mr.. Boyd is engaged
in business.
Mrs. John W. Hess and daughter Edythe
have returned to the city after an absence of
four months.
Inc snort Story Club began its work for the
coming season by electing the following officers
last Wednesday evening: President. Mrs. l.. A.
Crandell; vice president, Mrs. Dora I. Voorhis
secretary. DIR. Thomas Robinson; treasurer
Mrs. +. X. Burkett, and the usual committees
i he first regular meeting is called for October
26 at 6l0 III street northwest
An interesting wedding took place in Ascen-
sion Church at o'clock on Wednesday. The
bride Miss Grace Osborne Christian
daughter Of Mrs. S. f. Christian of this city
and Mr.. S. F. Hinckley of Boston, q young
man Of ability and high promise, de-
scendant of Gov. Hinckley of colonia
fame. was the groom. DIR. J. III. Elliott
the rector Of Ascension Church. ofici
ated. and used for the first time the amended
Episcopal form of ceremonial just adopted a
Baltimore. The bride beautifully attires
| in white silk. with bridal veil, and carried I
white prayer book, presenting picture radian
| with happiness and beauty. She came up tn,
aisle on the arm of her mother. preceded by I
tiny little girl in pink and white carrying
bouquet of La France roses. little Frances Burt
daughter of Miss Christians godmother. A
large number Of her friends had gathered a
the church. and at the close of the ceremony
as the wedding party passed out nj the centrs
door Of the audience room. the couple received
the congratulations of their friends wed.
ding breakfast was enjoyed by the relatives
among whom was Mrs b. Hinckley of Boston
and n few friends Mr.. and Mrs. Hinckley tool
the o'clock train for New York and briei
bridal tour preliminary to the establishment OF
home in the New England capital. Her "go-
ing-Rwav" dress was dark green, a novelty
cloth. trimmed with chi.Igeaple velvet. with
hat to match. The presents were numerou,
aud valuable.