Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-03
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Several Pretty weddings-social Gatherings
Personal Notes.


The marriage Of Mr.. Richard Victor oulahan.
the young and talented newspaper man. and
Miss Annie MCGOWAN, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. VI. A. McGowsn. viii take place this after
noon at Trinity Church, Georgetown. Rev.
Father Seanlan, S. j.. and Rev. Father Rocco
fort, s. j., will officia.e. The bride will have
but single attendant, her younger sister. Miss
Katherine MCGOWAN. Mr.. ". s. stockbridge
will be best man. The ushers will be Mr.. Cor
nelius Gardner, Mr.. Henry Kemp, Mr.. A. J
Clark, Mr.. Chas. W. Curtis. Mr.. Chas. Cropley
and Mr.. Will MCGOWAN. The reception which
is to follow at the residence OF the brides pa
rents is intended only for the bridal party and
relatives. The honeymoon win be spent in the
west. When the young couple return they are
to reside at 1888 street, where they will be at
home to their friends on Tuesdays in December.
pleasant home wedding that last night
Of Miss Jennie c, Hamlin and Mr.. Frederick
W. Parker at the residence of the brides
parents. DR.. and Mrs. John Hamlin. 1914 Cor
coran street The parlor was prettily decorated
with palms and chrysanthemums and the bay
window, where the ceremony took place, was
made bower. bell OF white chrysanthe-
mum blooms was suspended in the center. Nr.
Vim. II. Keith stood up with the groom
and Miss Marion Dimmick was the maid OF
honor. DR.. Alexander Kent performed the
ceremony.
The bride wa. gowned in white China silk and
her bouquet was of white chrysanthemums.
The bridesmaid was In yellow crepe de chine.
Six young lady friends Of the bride assisted at
the supper table. They were Miss Allie Joyce.
Miss Allie Parker Mise Ada Miller, Miss Rose
6piker, Miss Maud Fair and Miss Eva Matthew
son. The brides presents were displayed 20
her friends Among the guests were Mrs. DR..
Peck, the brides grandmother, from bingham
ton, n. T., and Mr.. and Mrs. Convis Parker,
the groom's parents; Miss Jessie England Of
Falls Church, Mr.. Scranton of Fort Myer, DR..
Do na~t
mick and family, DIR. Purdy. DR.. Mofatt, Mrs.
Staskey and family, Mr.. Frank Cullen, DR..
Davis Miss Dalton, Miss Stein, DR.. and Mrs.
McDougal, Mr.. Meuden Wood, Mr.. and Mrs J.
9. Jester Mr.. William Blasland and Mr.. Z. ].
Pullman.
q bridal trip and when they return they will
reside with the grooms parents at 1877 Carroll
street southeast. They will be at home to their
friends on the 18th and 29th.
Ryland NJ Z. Church was thronged last night
with the friends OF Miss Ella May White and
Mr.. Charles Force HOPPER to witness their mar
rage The young lady friends Of the bride
decorated the church for the event. The chan
eel rail was twined with ivy. A tasteful mass
ing Of potted white and yellow chrysauthemums
nearly hid the reading desk from view. The
ushers were Mr.. Lewis Thompson, Mr.. Harry
B. White, Mr.. S. Elliott Cramer and Sergeant
Elliott. The bride attended by a maid of
honor, Miss Nettie Wolfe. Mr.. Emory Yount
was best man. Rev. Dr. Price performed the
marriage ceremony.
The bride wore a superb gown of ivory benga-
line, trimmed with old point lace and pearl pas
sementerie. deep founce of the lace trimmed
the skirt, headed by a band Of the passementerie.
On the bodice fall of the lace made an effect
i've trimming with the passementerie. She car
ried a cluster OF Puritan roses. Miss Wolfe
wore a gown Of maize crepe de chine with
ruffies of chiffon around the neck. The flowers
she carried we're Marshal Neil roses.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis c. White.
Later on Mr.. and Mrs Klopfer started for a
western trip, intending to stop FIST in Pitts
burg. They will be at home to their friends
after November % on Wednesdays at 902 d
street southwest.
Miss Grace Miriam De Saules, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules De Saules, and Mr.. Archi-
bald Edmonston were married yesterday even
ing at the Church OF the Reformation on Capitol
Hill in the presence of q large gathering Of
their friends. The ushers were Mr.. Marshall,
Mr. Williams, Mr.. Cameron and Mr.. Won
Dachenhousen. Rev. Mr.. Parsons performed
the marriage ceremony.
The bride wore a travelling dress of London
smoke cloth, trimmed with shaded green velvet,
and a hat to match. She received upward of
Fifty presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmonston will spend their
honeymoon In Philadelphia and will reside this
winter at 1908 street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fielder I. Plummer will be
pleased to see their friends at $50 Maryland
avenue northeast.
Announcement is made Of the engagement of
Mr. Allen d. RAYMOND, son OF Maj. c. W. Raw
mond, L. s. A., to Miss Lucy p Skinner of
Brooklyn, n. Y.
"The Jovial Five" is the name Of a club of
young ladies of East Washington. party was
given last night at the residence of the mother
Of Miss Osborne No. 936 9th street northeast.
Among those who enjoyed the occasion were
Misses Osborne, Darling. Garcia, Schleith, Ben
iamin, Mullen. Kelley. Began, Fox, Story,
Casey, Onesl. Pope, Cole and Stunkle, Mrs
Moore. and Messrs. Bartlett keyser, Heath,
Hesser, Barker. Parker, Foose. Ward, Potter,
Benjamin. Dale, Wilson, Griffin. Zanrer, Oster-
mayer, Horn, Dickson, Smith, Homiller,
Schaffer, G. Potter and Heiston.
The Comus Club of East Washington gave
its first masked ball of the season Tuesday
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, which was filled
to overlooking by friends Of the club. Among
the masked were Miss Mamie Stuebner as Snow
drop, Miss Mamie Darr Goddess of Liberty,
Misses Annie Miller. Eanie and Clara Nelson as
Yelled Prophets. Miss Rosie Darr as Little Red
Riding Hood, Kate Weber as Gipsy. Miss Maize
Wenzel as Red Rose, Mrs. ". W. Smith as Queen,
Misses Lillian Forster and Alice Malone as
Flower Girls, Mrs. Dora Mehler and Miss Lille
Faunce as Tambourine Girls, Miss Gustiua
Maske as Daughter Of the Regiment. Misses
X. Frech, Alice Riecks and Ella Morgan as
Queens Of Night. Misses Clara Frech and Belle
Gunson as Topsies. Miss Bernie Bartels rs Dairy
maid, Miss Julia Muehlhausen Irish Domestic,
Miss Rosie Geier as Spanish Lady. Miss Emma
Getz as William Tell, Messrs. V. and X. Thomas
son as Court Gentlemen, Mr.. Hal Nelson as
Lady of Color. Mr.. Henry Mehler as Negro
Dude, Carl Weber Clown, Louis Weber as
Dusky Damsel, Edw. Gunson as Brigand,
Joseph Johannes as Night Doctor, Howard
Gardner as Trapper and many other costumes
pretty and comic were worn by the following
ladies and gentlemen: Miss Alice Hutchinson,
Cudmore, Mrs. Phil Darr, the Misses Katie
Foley. A. Hassler, Carrie voigt, Rosie Mcbride.
S. Bailey, Sadie Mullen. 1mogene Johannes, Ida
Schwartz. the Misses Carry and Haskell, Miss
Lizzie Riecks, the Messrs. Jenkins, Ben Mum
roe, Bert Mckinney. Leaman, Ryan, Lynch.
Joe Yoigt, VIM. Riecks, Henry Weber, Philip
Schwartz, Joe Frank, Edward Callan, Joe Stueb-
ner, Geo. England, Geo. Frech, Jake Frech,
Robbins. John Jaeger, Clarence Bryan, Henry
Reeves. VIM. Getz. Chas. Getz, Philip Darr,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wenzel, Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
| vor Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Weber. Mrs. Adam
WenZel, Mrs. Hutchinson. Mrs. E. Q. Gunson,
| Mrs. Thos. Gunson and Mrs. ]. Frech.
Mrs. DIR. Edwin Entwisle of Petersburg, Va.
is visiting her parents in Alexandria.
Mrs. Capt. James C. Ord, Fort Custer, Mont.
| is visiting her father. Chaplain David Wilson,
U. S. A, s05 North Carolina avenue southeast.