Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29
latter will remain in Europe the coming winter
with her daughter

latter will remain in Europe the coming winter
with her daughter.
/ The next thing on the tapis for the fair sex
are the chrysanthemum shows. We are going
! to have some here among the local florists. but
j quite party Of Washingtonians are going over
| to New York during next week 10 the opening
| Of the flower show in the Madison Square Gar
/ den. There the queen of the autumn blossoms
| Is presumably seen at her best.
! Three weddings of prominence are announced
I for the coming week. Miss Grace Miriam de
Saules to Mr.. Archibald Edmonston at the
| Church Of the Reformation on Wednesday,
| Miss Ella May White and Mr.. Chas- Force
| Klopfer the same evening 1t Ryland NJ. +.
| Church and Miss Annie MCGOWAN and Mr..
Richard Victor Oulahan at Trinity Church,
! Georgetown, at 4 O'Clock on Thursday after
noon
| Mrs. Benjamin F. Murphy Of Chicago an
nounces the marriage of her daughter, Harriet
| Anethuss to Mr.. VIM. B. I. Keyser. The event
took place in Chicago on Tuesday, the 25th In
slant Mr.. and Mrs. Keyscr went direct to
New York city. which will be their future resi-
dence and where they will be ut home to their
friends at Bedford Park.
DR.. and Mrs John Hamlin have sent out in
vitations for the marriage at o'clock on We'd
nesday evening, November q of their daughter,
Miss Jennie c., to Mr.. Frederick W. Parker at
| their residence, 1914 Corcoran street.
Mr.. Chas. F. Mann and Miss May BauIsir
will be married on Wednesday, November g.
They will be at home to their friends after
November Is at 214 5th street southeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Christman and family
have returned from their country residence
Cedar Knoll. near Falls Church. Va, and
estsbiished for the winter at their home, 1887
Coreoran street.
Mrs. Dorothy Lamon with her friends, Miss
Annie Shirley, Miss J. s. Miller, Miss Maud and
Fannie Bowers, will leave on the 9Th Of Novem-
Der for Genoa.
MIR. and Mrs. John Mann have issued cards
for the marriage of their daughter Lucinda r.,
to Mr.. VIM. H. Webb, Wednesday evening. No
yember 2, at o'clock, at 81 Pierce street north
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ravenwood Hartford
announce the engagement OF their daughter
Miss Dillian Maybelle to Mr.. John Martin Hen
derson.
MIR. and Mrs. E. Chenning Roper have moved
to No. 1880 7 street northwest.
The Diamond Eucher Club opened their
season Of contests last evening with dance at
Seminary Hall, corner 30th and N streets.
Among those present were Miss Emma Drew,
Clareta, Regina and Josephine Macgeary, Nan
Rufe, BERTHE Kirtz. Schotz B. Adams, Alice
Allison, Grace Maher, May Weitzle and Rose
Johnson, Messrs. P. Cromline, Geo. ". Drew
DR.. J. j. Darby, II. L. Bell, Oscar Johnson, J.
F. Ochsenreiter, T. A. Newman, H. Seitz, W.
Stanton and H. E. Megan.
The Short Story Club met Wednesday even
ing at 61O H street. Instead of the usual
story written and read by one of its members
the club at large told a story, each member
present contributing. The result was a clever
story and much merriment. The program in
cluded an instrumental trio-violin. cello and
piano-by Messrs. H. Wilkins Charles Mills
and W. F. Doyle; song, Miss Josephine Phil
lips; original poems by Mrs. Joseph Roy and
Mrs. Jean b. Lockwood piano solos by Miss
Julia Facries and charming songs by Miss Doro-
thy Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cameron of New York,
the latter a Washingtonian, are making
western bridal tour.
Mrs and Miss Hobbie, Miss Rockwell, Mrs.
Hobbies granddaughter, and Miss Small
daughter Of the late Gen. Small, L. S. army,
are together this winter at 1925 street north
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. L. Milburn will be at
home to their friends, 1918 Vermont avenue.
Wednesday evening, November 2 from to 10
Some Of our bellies are wearing huge plaids
and of the brightest coloring made up in shirt
waists. but in London the latest agony ordains
the pursuit of the clan tartan and its in the
entire costume. The Princess Marie Of Edin-
burgh. who il just now preparing her trousseau.
has included two stunning tartan gowns OF
Scottish manufacture. but then nobody need
feel it obligatory to copy her example, as every
royal bride is compelled to have poplin from
Ireland and plaid from Scotland.
Miss warfeld has gone to her ranch in Texas,
and will likely spend the winter there.
Mrs. Jules Guthridge is back again, after q
thoroughly delightful stay Of a month out al
Takoma.
Mrs. and the Misses Wanamaker will not re-
turn here for several weeks, and perhaps not
until after Thanksgiving.
Secretary and Mrs. Elkins will, it is likely.
come to town for the winter right after the cleo
ton.
DIR. and Mrs. j. Wesley Bovee of GIG &c.
Pherson square left on Tuesday last for trip
to WATERFOWL, Buffalo and niagara Falls. Be-
fore returning home they will visit Ottawa
Montreal and Quebec, Canada.
The Laural Socials held their weekly meeting
at the residence of Miss Katy Halloran, No 800
X street northeast. The following officers were
elected: Mr.. Cuttings, president Miss Eyie
Dodge, vice president Mr.. Wimsatt. secretary,
and Miss Katy Halloran. treasurer. After bust
ness games, vocal and instrumental music and
bountiful repast filled up the time. Those
present were Miss Ida Tiverney, Miss Alice
TrundIe. Miss Emily Dugan Miss NJ johnson,
Miss Dodge, Miss Halloran and Messrs. Medley.
Trundle, Roberts, Wimsatt, Burgmann, Lewis,
Duffy and Skeen.
DIR. and Mrs. c. Ulrich Kennedy are now To-
Gated in their new home, 1884 jefferson place
The regular meeting of the L'Allegro Pleas
ure Club was held last evening at the residence
of Mr.. J. S. Whit 1853 street northwest Mr.
l.. Crump, Mr.. G.. Escher and Miss Dicker were
taken in as members. Piano solos we're given
by Miss Daisy Brown, Miss Bertha Grossart and
Miss Nellie Sacrey. A vocal duet was given by
Misses Lena Hartmay and Bertha Grossart
pantomime and farce BY MIR. George Weber