Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-10

1t is Just among the pleasant possibilities that
Col. and Mrs. Lamont may spend part OF
every winter here during the next four years.
and if they do not it will not be for want of
urging from either Mr.. or Mrs. Cleveland.
st. Stephens Catholic Church presented a
beautiful and edifying scene yesterday morning
for the marriage Of Mr.. Peter A Drury and Miss
Ada Kearney. The ceremony and nuptial mass
began at $50. Rev. Father O'Connell officiating
The altar was handsomely and richly decorated
with candelabras and burning tapers, inter
spersed with flowers. The bride wore a light
gray travelling suit. handsomely trimmed with
berthas Of white lace, and white kid gloves.
Her bouquet was OF La France roses. During
the mass the bride used a handsome prayer
book, presented to her by the groom as they
entered the sanctuary. Mise Annie holland
acted as bridesmaid and Mr.. John I. O'Day as
groomsman. The relatives OF both and many
ful and impressive ceremony. After receiving
the congratulations and best wishes of all pres
emit the happy couple started on a wedding tour
north. On their return Mr.. and Mrs. Drury
will occupy their beautiful new residence (re-
Gently purchased on 2Sd street northwest near
Washington Circle.
The marriage of Miss Emma Hunter of New
Madrid, No., to Mr.. Thomas b. Alien of the
War Department this city, is announced for
this evening at O'Clock at New Madrid, Mo.
After the ceremony, which is TO be at the Pres
byterian Church, Judge and Mrs. Hunter. the
brides parents, will give a reception at their
home from until II pm. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
will for the present reside in this city at 9l6
street northwest, where they will be at home
after November 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Clarke have closed
their country residence at Forest Glen, Nd.
and will be located during the winter at the
Livingston, 1909 18th street northwest
The ladies Of Potomac Corps have sent out
invitations for farewell reception and banquet
at Wizards Hotel Friday evening November
H. The invitations are very handsome, being
printed on white satin ribbon, making pretty
souvenir of the event.
Miss Adele Tracy Of New York is visiting
Miss Butler at 1884 n street. e.
The parlors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hough presented
pretty scene last evening, the occasion being
a birthday party given in honor of their little
daughter Maud. The main feature was dom
key game, the head prize being captured by
Miss Fannie Hardness and the BOBBY prize by
Miss Annie Lansdsle Other games were in
dulged in, after which all were invited to the
dinning room to partake of q collation.. The
little hostess was the recipient of many beauti-
ful presents. Among those who enjoyed the
occasion were Misses Mamie and Annie Lans-
dale, Bertie and Maud Hough, May simpson,
Katie Wetzel, Bessie Barclay, Marie Sousa,
Fannie Hardness. Oracle Wanstall and Bessie
Cobaugh; Messrs John Eiker. Vinton Hough,
Leo Yates Clarence and Leslie Barclay, George
Daw. Bonnie Tubman, George Hilton, Willis
Buckley, Curtis Lewis and Cornie De Paules;
Mrs. P. V. Hough, VIM. E. Lansdale, Mrs.
Birch, Mrs. T. W. Stewart and Miss Nettie
Hough
A party was given at the residence Of Miss F.
Edwards, SOB New Jersey avenue northwest,
Wednesday night Among the many present
were Miss +. Edwards, W. Whelan. W. Hanlsn,
T. Strong, W. Fitzpatrick, r. Blush, A. Leon
ard, W. Barnett and Messrs. J, Davies, c. Butt
Ter, W. Keister. J. Strongly. Reddell, c. Davis,
c. Lanamn and H. Kuch.
Mr. and Mrs. Crosby S. Moves with Miss
Noyes and their youngest son. Thomas. will
sail from New York Saturday by the steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm of the North German Lloyd
line direct for Gibraltar and Genoa. From
Italy they will go to Egypt, where they will
spend the winter.
Miss Jane Randolph Codwise, who has been
travelling through Europe visiting the famous
art galleries of the old world. has returned to
her home in Washington, 1928 G street
Mr.. and Mrs. Summerfeld baldwin have
issued cards for the wedding of their niece.
Juliet Gambrill Sewell, and DR.. Edwin Richard
Hodge Of this city. The wedding will take
place Thursday, November II. at ii o'clock at
Madison Avenue NJ. Z. Church. Baltimore
The couple will be at home, 1920 18th street
northwest, Thursdays in December.
Mrs. Morgan has joined her husband, Gen.
NJ. r. Morgan of the army, at the Ebbitt
House for the winter.
Mrs. Charles Herzog has issued cards for the
marriage of her daughter Helene Hildegard to
Mr.. Arthur Phillip Greeley Wednesday evening.
November 1G, at Sis at Luther Memorial
Church.
One of the pleasantest weddings of the season
was that Of Miss Sadie West and Mr.. John T..
Bohrer at the residence of the brides mother
2l5 9Th street southwest, Tuesday evening
The immediate friends and relatives as
sembled in the rarlor which was handsomely
decorated with palms and chrysanthemums
The bride entered on the arm of her brother.
Mr.. Scott West. who gave her away, and was
followed by the groom, who in turn was fol-
lowed by the maid of honor. Miss Ala West
sister of the bride. and Mr.. Jones. who was best
man. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. r. L. FultZ The bride wore a gown of tan
broadcloth and carried cluster of bridal roses
The maid OF honor also wore tan broadcloth
and carried roses. After receiving the con-
gratulations of those present the happy couple
started on a bridal trip southwark. On their
return they vii! reside in Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas L. Leves have issued
cards for the marriage of their niece. Katie
Putnam. to Vim. d. West. The ceremony will
take place at Memorial Lutheran Church
Thursday. November II, at $50.
The wedding of Mr.. Edward T. Kaiser and
Miss Tillie Brelsford was soemnized yesterday
at noon at Foundry NJ. Z. Church. the pastor
Rev. o. A. Brown, and Rev. Samuel
Domer of ST. Paurs Lutheran Church
officiating. Notwithstanding the very in
clement weather the church was well
filled with their many friends. anxious to see
the nuptial knot securely tied. The church
presented 6beautiful appearance decorated with
many potted palms and chrvsanthemums A
few moments after II O'Clock the bride entered
the church on the arm of the groom. preceded
by the ushers Messrs. Robert Clarkson. L.
b. EdmOnston, Ii. +. Meyers. II. W. Brels-
ford W. II. Jackson and T. NJ Dell.
The ceremony was short and impressive. The
bride was becomingly gowned in gray broad
cloth. trimmed with gray bengaline silk and
steel passementerie, diamond ornaments and
carried handsome bouquet of brides roses.
The presents were very handsome and nu-
merous.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. H.
W. Brelsford. parents of the bride; Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Kaiser. parents OF the groom; Miss
Maggie Brelsford, sister Of the bride; Mr. and
Mrs. julius A. Kaiser of Germantown,
Pa: DIR. and Mrs. N. d. Peck Mr. and Mrs.
Cornelius Eckhardt ard little daughter Amy,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Garrison, Mr.. and Mrs
c. W. Blackwood. Mr. and Mrs. VIM. GARRISON
Mrs. James GARRISON, Mrs. Hyssett Mrs. Jos
Is. Eckhardt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Parker, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Paul Smith, Mrs. McKericher Mrs J.
G. Bright. Mrs. Charles Bright. Mrs. Hanzsche.
Misses Ella GARRISON. Amy c. Eckhardt, Sophie
Pitchlynn. Laura Bright and Rose Seiffert, Rev.
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