Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-30
SOCIAL MATTERS.
The Bartle-Mtl1er Wedding at Noon To-
day-PersonaI Notes.

Inc bartIe-MtlIer wedding at Noon To-
day-PersonaI Notes.
The marriage Of Miss Nellie Bartle, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George BartIe. to Mr.. Robert
Farnham Miller Of the Washington Loan and
Trust Company was witnessed by a large con-
course Of their friends at noon TODAY at the
Church OF the Ascension. Among them were
representatives Of many Of the oldest Washing
ton families.
The ushers, DR.. Deale. Mr.. Cochran. Mr..
Boteler, Mr. Swartzell, Mr.. Latimer and Mr.
Sturtevant, were busily engaged until the very
last moment in seating the guests When the
wedding march was played. announcing the ar
rival OF the bride, they walked ahead of her up
the aisle to the chanceL The bride was es-
eorted by her brother. Mr.. Howell Bartle. Mr..
Miiier the groom's brother. was best man.
Rev. Dr. Elliott ofhciated.
The bride wore travelling dress Of olive
green cloth with q thread Of gilt in it, The
waist was pointed and had high pulled sleeves
and was trimmed with Persian embroidery in
gut and olive. Her hat matched in color. The
flowers she carried were La France roses
After the ceremony the bridal party and rel
atlves were entertained at a wedding breakfast
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Bartle, 1920
10th street. Mr.. and Mrs Miller will be at
nome to their friends at the above address on
Wednesdays, December IA and 81 Mr. Bartle.
the brides father, is one of the oldest clerks in
the State Department,
Miss Laura Virginia Cronise, daughter OF
Mrs. Gideon Cronise, and Mr. Thomas L.
Clear were married last night at Mount Vernon
NJ +. Church in the presence Of large gather
Ing OF their friends. Rev. B. F. Bittinger. as
sisted by Rev. j. 7. Wightman, oficiated The
ushers were Mr.. A. g. Dubois Mr. E. P. Har-
rington, Mr.. R. L. Undertake and Mr. s. R.
Cronise, brother Of the BRIDE
Mr. and Mrs. Clears wedding trip is to Phil
adolphia, New York, Boston and Newport
After December Is they will be at home to
their friends at S31 Maple avenue, lie Droit
Park. The National Rifles, of which the groom
Is a member, presented the couple with an ele-
CANT silver service.
Mrs. Belknap has cards out for two teas, Sat-
urdays, December 10 and IT, These events
mark the debut of Miss Belknap. Their resi-
dence this winter is at 1909 street.
Mrs. Hugh McCulloch has invitations out for
a tea on Thursday, December 8.
At the marriage of Miss Barker and Dr.
Welsh tonight at the Calvary Baptist Church
the ushers will be Mr.. C. NJ. Hendley, Mr. w.
P. Tulloch, Mr.. Landon Burchell Mr. VIM. T..
Bingham, Mr.. Horace Dodge and Dr. Heron.
The ceremony will be followed by reception
at the residence of the brides mother, Mrs.
George NJ. Barker, 1918 Massachusetts, avenue
for the bridal party and intimate friends.
The engagement is announced of Ensign G..
F. Hawk. U. S. N. and Miss Mary A. L. Town
send, daughter of Mr.. John G. Townsend OF
the internal revenue.
Cards are out announcing the marriage on
Monday last at Richmond Hill. n. Y, Of Mr..
William W. w. Roberts to Miss Emma Fields,
daughter of Alexander Fields OF that place.
The groom is well known in this city, having
been for number of years engaged in business
here Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts are stopping OF
the Arlington.
very pleasant and informal gathering as
sembled last evening at the residence of Miss
Minnie iran in honor of Miss Irene Teel.
whose early departure for the west is expected.
Music, Rotations and dancing were enjoyed.
The instrumental and vocal solos rendered by
Miss Foley, Miss Irene Teel Miss johnson and
Messrs. Lynch, Chaves and Lewis were listened
to with pleasure by all. The recitations # Miss
Irene Teel were also most favorably received. A
light repast was served about half-past 10.
Among those present we're the Misses Foley
Bailey, Johnson. Teel, Keck, Curran and the
Misses Mamie and Annie Chaves, Messrs. Lynch
Ryan, Chaves, Lewis, Padgett and Curran.
Mr.. and Mrs. William d. West have returned
to the city and will be glad to see their friends
at their home, Coz Spruce street, LIE Droi,
Park.
Capt. R. Catlin and family have returned
from Europe and are at their home, l42s
Euclid place northwest.
Last evening pleasant party was given in
the parlors of Mr.. and Mrs. O'Donnell, 1901
18th street northwest. the occasion being the
birthday of James O'Donnell, and he was the
recipient of many presents Dancing was en-.
joyed until a late hour. Among those present
were the Misses Annie Burke Bridget Maloney
Kate O'Toole. Mary Ann Murphy. Mary Sulli-
van, Ellen Ryan, Bridget Long Kate Connors
and Messrs. James O'Donnell, B. O'Doanel. E.
Schafhirt, T. Palmer. Tim Murphy Mike
Sweeney, Ed. Barthoime and Mike UGrady.
A reception and festival will be given on Fri
day evening at Metropolitan NJ. E. Church, at
which Mrs. John A. Logan. Mrs. VI. G. Emery
Mrs. A. T. Duvall. Mrs. VI. Tulloch. Mrs. G. II.
Corey, Mrs. LaFetra and other ladies of the
church will receive all friends of the church and
congregation. There will be a musical and
literary program.
Miss Salle Cook of Colonial Beach. Va, il
the guest of Miss Katie Franklin, 472 o street
southwest.
Miss Henrietta keleher has returned to her
home, 4S3 Maryland avenue southwest. after an
extensive and pleasant visit to Philadelphia.
Miss Hannah Oppenheimer has left the city
to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. Heller
OF New York city.
Mr. and Mrs J. Kearney Warren have re-
turned to their house on X street, where they
expect to spend the winter.