Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-11
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Weddings and observation-disclosures Well
Known Persons Are Doing.


Weddings and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Well
Known Persons Are Doing.
ST. Paul's Church was the scene OF a very
pretty wedding last evening. The groom was
MIR. Charles Hall Raub and the bride Miss
Helen Cecilia Hauptman. Long before the
hour appointed every seat in the church was
taken. SO that it was a difficult matter to find
room for the near relatives OF the bride and
groom. Promptly ut o'clock the bridal party
entered the church, preceded by the ushers,
Messrs. Clarence A. Brandenburg, VIM. G..
Hauptman, brother Of the BRIDE VIM. T. Reed
and Frank W. Harper. Mr.. s. Clinton Cropley
was best man and Miss Miriam Clements
bridesmaid. The bride was becomingly
attired in travelling costume of soft gray ma
groom. and carried lilies Of the valley. The
bridesmaid wore tan dress, with lace trim
mings and diamond ornaments, and carried
Marecheal Mel roses Immediately after the
ceremony the young couple left for two weeks
trip north. Among those present were many
friends from New York, Boston and Baltimore.
Miss Pauline Topper and Mr.. George C.
voneif were married last evening at the Ger
man Evangelical Lutheran Church. They held
o reception after the ceremony at 451 H street.
Mr.. Chas. B. Bailey, secretary Of the Gas
a recent attack of pleurisy to leave this after
noon, with Mrs. Bailey, on trip to Oregon and
California.
The last reception Of the season Of the Sans
Souci Club was held at their club rooms Mon
day evening. Excellent instrumental and vocal
music was enjoyed. Addresses we're made by
the president and secretary, after which sew
eral recitatiOns followed. Dancing was in
dulged in until II o'clock, after which supper
was served. After supper dancing was re-
sumed. Among those present were the Misses
Minnie Friedericks, Marie Cumberland, Mary
Hoyle, Bette Proctor, Carrie Manning, Eta
Dowden, Tillie Evans. Blanche Thomas, Laura
Whyte. Rose o Brion, Susie Rawlett, Anna
Thompson, Ida Sweeney and Mrs. Manning,
Sullivan, James Cheseldine VIM. Harr, Louis
Espey, George Burns, Hugh Gordon, Eugene
Rosafy, Joseph Manning, Latimer Cox. Walter
Simpson, Vim. Miller. Vincent +. Howard,
Francis w. White, VIM. O'Donnell. John Colts
man, Edward Adams, Chas. Rolla and Charles
Lafontaine.
Miss Ada H. Marshall Of Washington and Mr..
David +. Rnker Of New York were married in
Philadelphia on Monday by the Rev. ]. C.
After a short tour the couple will make their
home in Philadelphia for the present.
Mrs. Houston of Goth street will pass the
coming summer with friends in Switzerland.
An enjoyable birthday party was given by
MI. ana 1lrB v. D. nanuOlpn NJ tuelr reSluence,
No. 1886 18th street northwest on Monday even
ing to their daughter, Miss Fanny W. Ran
dOlph, it being the occasion Of her eleventh
| birthday. Dancing and other amusements were
participated in by the young people assembled
until late in the evening, when bountiful repast
was spread before them, to which ample justice
was done. Among the guests we're the Misses
Evelyn Casten, Angelica Remey, daughter of the
commander of the Charleston; Lucie Young,
Frances Marsh, Ruth Hendsrshott Clara Louise
Randolph, Elsie McCauley, Ella Fry, Mamie D.
Fry, Bessie Endicott, Caryl McCreery and Mary
| Fry. The young hostess was the recipient Of
many congratulations and gifts.
Miss Macon Allen Of Montgomery, Ala, is In
the city for few days, visiting Miss Wheeler On
10th street.
On Monday night Miss Trace Romano cele-
brated her ninth birthday by q pleasant party
| at the residence of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. H. Romaine, 9S5 H street northwest.
Many games were INDUCED in and q handsome
supper was served. Among the guests were
Miss Eva and Master Harry Towles, Miss Desio,
Miss Marguerite and Masters Matthew and
Eugene Ames and Master Chas Murphy. Mas
ter Frank Romaine performed the task Of mas
| ter Of ceremonies in a highly satisfactory man
ner.
Mrs. N. Keim, accompanied by her grand
child, left the city yesterday to spend few
weeks at Farmwell, Loudoun county, Va