Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-16

Numerous Interesting November We'd
dinEs-Perronal Notes.

dings-Pcrsonal Notes.
Tomorrow afternoon from 10 O'Clock 10
Ladies day" At the Columbia Athletic Club
With its accustomed courtesy the club viii not
only throw open its comfortable quarter. TO its
lady friends. but IL viii also make every hour
OF the afternoon full of interesting features.
There will be an athletic entertainment IN the
gymnasium. and after it's conclusion an i'm
promptu dance. In the bowling alleys and bill
Hard rooms only the ladies can play 90 that
there will be ample time and opportunity for
all the visitors 10 enjoy these diversions The
rooms will be Handsomely decorated with
flowers, and Of course there will be good music
all the afternoon.
The weddings tonight VIII be very numerous
Rev. DR.. Butler, pastor Of the Luther Memo
rial, viii oficiate At four. two In the church and
two more at the residences Of the brides.
Miss Helene HildegArd NJ. Herzog and Mr.
Arthur p Greeley viii be married at Luther
Memorial at a quarter past s. The ushers win
be Messrs. Alex. shaw. j. Nota McGill and
Quinby ard DR.. William Writ Mr.. johnson OF
New York, a college friend OF the groom, will
be best man. The brides two sisters, Miss Hat
tie Herzog and Miss Hilda Herzog, viii be her
attendants. reception, limited to the rels-
tives and intimate friends, viii follow AZ the
residence of Mrs. Chas. Herzog, sl5 T street,
after which the couple viii start on wedding
trip.
OF Miss Annie Behrens, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Behrens. 70 DIR. Henry Muller
Hufnagel OF Brooklyn at 1911 9th street Mise
Agnes Schmidt viii be the maid Of honor. The
newly married couple will spend a few days
here before starting on . wedding trip. They
viii reside in Brooklyn.
Mr.. H. B. Moul.on and Miss Saunders will be
married this evening q, Hamline Church.
EK-surgeon General and Mrs. Moore have re-
turned to their home on 10th stree, for the
winter. They spent the summer in the vest,
Travelled a great deal OF the time in Idaho and
are most enthusiastic In describing the wonder
fuI scenery of the northwest
senator and Mrs. washburn Of Minnesota
have sent out cards for the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Mary Caroline washburn. TO
Mr.. Ebert Francis Baldwin OF the New York
Moii and Express. The ceremony viii take
place on Wednesday evening, November %, Of
o'clock, at the Church Of the Redeemer, Min
neapolis. MINI. The engagement Of the young
people dates back over a year Miss washburn
has many friends among the younger society
set here, where she was general favorite.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Reed have sent out
cards for the marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Alice GLENN Reed, to Mr.. Chas J. Simpson
at the Fourth Street N. T. Church Wednesday
evening, November 80. at 8 o'clock The newly
married couple will be at home after Decem-
Mr.. George Llewellyu Nicholson Of this city and
Miss Alice Whitcomb. daughter Of Major II. ID.
Whitcomb Of Richmond, were married In the
latter city yesterday in the presence Of q large
assemblage Of their friends at All Saints Epis-
copal Church. The best man was Mr.. ii. c.
Whitcomb, jr., Of Wilmington, Del, and the
maid Of honor was Miss Julia Powers OF this
city. Among the ushers was Mr.. Chas. p. T.
Beale OF this city. The newly married pair
started for q northern trip last night and when
they return will take up their future residence
In Georgetown.
very enjoyable party was given at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Fred Blumer, No. s2l street
southeast, last evening. The supper table was
decorated with chrysanthemums, roses and
made 9 speech appropriate to the occasion.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. z. Blumer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marceron. Mr.. and Mrs. Schley,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Dodge Mr.. and Mrs. Jack,
Mr.. and Mrs. Huffnagle, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph W. Blumer, Miss En-. Tor
renee, Miss G. A Dodge. Miss Matte Craig,
Miss Mary A. Dodge, Miss Fay Craig, Miss
Lizzie Blumer, Mr.. William Dyer, Mr.. G. s..
Dodge, Mr.. Fred D. Chambers and Mr.. W. A.
Dodge.
Mr.. J. Benjamin Middleton and Miss Chris
tina NJ. Logan were quietly married this morn
ing by the Rev. NJ. n. Cornelius. They left for
Philadelphia Immediately after the ceremony
and will be at home to their friends after
November % at 500 10th street northeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. William R. Hall left this even
ing an extended four to the north.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Thomas have returned
from their wedding trip and will be at home &c
their friends on Wednesday at Ills stree,
northeast
Cards have been sent out announcing the ap-
preaching marriage on Wednesday, the Esd in
amt Af 1axvsa -
Mr.. j. @. Jones, formerly Of Baltimore, but for
the past few years a resident of this city to Mr..
Willard A. Pollard Of this city.
The members OF the Washington Club have
arranged for series Of afternoon and evening
lectures during the coming season. Miss Ma
toaca Gay will lecture Saturday afternoon at
2:30 on Anthony and Cleopatra" with COM
ments on the whole Roman Trilogy." Mr.. A.
Il. Spofford, DIR. Robert Fletcher Miss Claudia
Stuart, DIR. Billings and others have accepted
invitations to lecture.
Mrs. Hattie L. Bell, 726 F street northeast.
gave a reception last evening for her cousin.
Mr.. W. C. Beck, and his bride. One of the
pleasant features OF the evening was the recita-
tions of Mrs. Will Davis. The bride wore her
wedding dress. Among the guests were Mrs. j.
G. Meyers, Mr.. Frank Meyers, Misses Emma
and Clara Meyers, Mr.. j. p. Earnest, Mr.
Fenton Bradford. Mrs. NJ. F. Crist and Mr..
Raymond Crist, Mr.. Harris Crist, Miss Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Davis, Mr.. and Mrs Apple
and Miss Apple, Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Callaghan,
Mr.. W. W. Evans, Misses Dora and Daisy Held,
Mr.. John Held, Mr.. II. n. Saxton, Miss Matte
Ellis, Miss Bessie Bell and Master Arthur Crist.
Mr.. and Mrs Beck will be at home on Tuesdays
and Thursdays in November
Light battery A, d. C. n. G., gave their first
of series Of winter hops at the National Rifle 's
Hall last evening. Despite the stormy
weather there was a brilliant throng that
responded to the bsttery's invitations. At 8
O'Clock the dancing commenced. A grand march
was the prelude, Capt and Mrs. Forsberg
leading. The Marine Band, directed by their
new leader. Signor Fianceuilli, produced new
and original music. Among the new creations
was a march especially dedicated to the battery
entitled The March of Light Battery"
Among those present were Lieut.. Alexander
and wife, Col. Clives Of the Italian
army, wife and daughter. VIM. Murray and
wife, Violet Murray and May Biondi. Mr..
Griffith. Misses Joyce, Young, Carroll,
Maroon, Kline, M. and Mrs. Lombard, Mr..
and Mrs. Fry, Mr.. and Mrs. Condor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Forsberg, Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Lewis, Miss
Nolan, Miss wainwright, Miss Coyle, Miss
Atweather, Miss Esterbrook, Miss john
son, Miss Elsien, Col John Palmer
ton, Lieut.. Sachem, Major Blowdon.
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