Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-25

"aie A. ~. 1aaistOu Will not receive tomorrow,
but will receive on Fridays following after 4
o'clock p. at the Elsmere.
Mrs. A. 8. Hartman Of 1880 street northwest
will not receive tomorrow, but will be at home
informally Fridays in March.
Mrs. c. I. Sampson, with Mrs and the Misses
Clisbee, will receive on Friday from 20 S
o'clock.
Mrs. Col Walcott and daughters will receive
for the last time this season SATURDAY.. Febru.
airy "a, informally at lS4l Corcoran street north
west.
Monday evening Miss Hide Herzog Of 915 T
street entertained her friends at a fancy dress
ball. which proved very charming affair.
Among those present were the Misses Herzog.
Didden and Uike, Miss Bell. Miss r Poesche,
Miss b. Lutz, Miss B. Carou, Mics Burchard.
Mrs. Burchard, Mrs. Herzog, Mrs. Caron and
Mrs. Or. Schoenecker, Messrs. F. Altrup. W.
Conley. H. Ashe Riggs, r. Dundlach. G. Weber
Ohczewski, MIR. Rosaf. Mr.. j. Uike and Others
Miss Maud Conliff of Annapolis, Md, ia visit
ing Miss Annie and Miss Bertha Dove, 1926 7
street northwest
Mrs. Andrew Lipscomb will receive tomor-
row. assisted by her guests, Mrs DR.. Hugh
Hagan, Miss Blanche Lipscomb and Miss Ruth
erford Of Georgia
One Of the most brilliant social events which
ever occurred among the prominent people of
our local Hebrew circles took place last even
ing. when Mr.. Louis Eiseman Of the firm OF
Eiseman Bros. was united in marriage to Miss
Jennie W. Nordinger, the accomplished young
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W No-dlinger Of
West Washington. The impressive ceremony
was performed at the Eighth Street
Temple which was profusely decorated
With palms, ferns and exotic plants. Rev. L.
Stern oficiated and the building was taxed to
its fun capacity to accommodate all those who
witnessed the interesting occurrence. The
bridal couple, attended by the ushers. ad-
npd f.,f hn cfr o~G, H. ar
hengrin" to the prettiy decorated altar
where the marital vows were exchanged
The handsome. stately bride was
tastefully attired in cream-coIored
dress of corded silk and carried large bou-
quet of Marechal Neil roses. An elaborate
wedding feast followed the ceremony and was
participated in by nearly 100 people, princi-
paiiy relatives and intimate friends Of the two
families some of whom had come to the city
from baltimore, New York, Boston, Chicago,
Louisville. Atlanta, &c. The tables were master
works both of the decorators and caterer's
art magnificent, huge cake, placed between
the bridal couple, was especially admired.
An orchestra discoursed sweet music
which followed. The latter was at
tended by nearly three hundred people.
The young couple left the city for TN extensive
trip through the SOUTH west and north, taking
with them the best wishes of their many friends
who testified to the high appreciation in which
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and well-chosen presents: During the evening
eongratulatory dispatches were received
IRON far and near. MIR. and Mrs.
Elseman will take up their resi-
dence in this city upon their return, in about
hve or six weeks. Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs. W. Nord!inger, Mrs. S. Strauss,
Mr. Z. Eiseman, Rev. and Mrs L. Stern, Mr..
and Mrs. e.. Eiseman, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Eisem"n, Mr. and Mrs: J: Eiseman,
: Mr. p, and Mr. Mrs. l. " NordIinger, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Blumenthai, Mrs: F. Goodman
Mr. and Mrs. 8. Newmeyer, Mr.. H. Adler, Mrs
Dreyfnss. MIR. and Mrs. A. NJ. Baer, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Bser. Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Goodman, Mr..
kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Strauss Mr.
and Mrs. II. Sommers; Mr. and Mrs. l.
Eichberg, Mr.. b. Nordlinger, IT,; Miss
u. May, MIR. J. Strasburger. Mr.. B.
Baer, jr.; Miss Clara Franc, Mr.. J.
! hini ., Mr., Maurice Bser, Miss
Mr. NJ: Monheimer, Mr.. schwerin,
Mr.. T. Nordlinger, Miss J. Dinkelspiel
Mr. NJ. Frankel, Mr.. NJ. Newmeyer, Miss s.
Monheimer, Mr.. ID. Greensfeider, Mr.. l. b.
Nordlinger, Miss b. Goodman. Mr.. B. Dinkel-
spiel, Mr. NJ. Nordlinger, Miss b. Dreyfuss,
Ar j. Dreyfuss, Mr.. Gustave Nordlinger, Miss
{. Nordlinger, Mr.. s. Dreyfuss and MIR. JOS
Elsemau.
The marriage OF Mr.. Samuel G. Swain of
Capitol Hill and Miss Maggie OLeary took
place at st. Peters Church yesterday after
noon ut $50 o'clock. The church was crowded
with friends and relatives of the bride and
groom. Rev. Father Sullivan oficIated. The
bride was attired in handsome gown of fawn-
colored satin richly brocaded and carried a
bunch OF La France roses. After the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Swain held an informal re-
ception at their new home, 1909 4th street
southeast.
very pleasant leap year party was given at
Meyers Hall last night. The room was nicely
decorated and the arrangements in all re-
spects reflected credit on the ladies' fine
collation. was served. Among those present
were Misses Lola Porter, Mamie Milrick, Katie
Holmes, Sophia Holmes, Jennie Doyle Katie
Doyle, lille killian and JESSIE Howard,
Messrs. Walter Ferris, VIM. GettInger, L. L.
Greenwich, W. q. Greenwell, d. S. Hughes
Frank Killian, Frank Coleman and George
King.
st. Aloysius Church was the scene yesterday
afternoon Of the wedding of Mr.. John 1. Lane
and Miss Mamie Il. Collins. The organ pealing
forth the strains of the wedding march an
nounced the bridal party, headed by the
ushers, Messrs. j. w. U Connor, I. Coyle, JAS
E. ONeil and I. Healy. Rev. Father Gillespie
assisted by Rev. Father Doian, performed the
marriage ceremony. The bride was becom-
ingly attired in d tan bedford cord handsomely
trimmed in jewel and tan feather trimming and
carried large bouquet of bridal roses tied
with satin ribbon. The brides mother and
Iather, Mr. l. IoiIlns and sister, Mrs. Getting
ham and daughter from Wilmington, Del. Mr..
p. Kennedy and wife, Mr.. 7. Collins, Mrs. s.
Gibson of Syracuse. NY, Misses Katie and
Annie Collins were seated in the front pews.
On the other side were Mr.. and Mrs. Lane,
Mrs. Smith, MIR. shaw and daughter, MIR. Geo
W. HUMPHREYS, wife and daughter. Mr.. T. Lane
and wife and Mr.. j. NeUmeyer. After con-
CALCULATIONS and Refreshments the happy pair,
amid shower Of rice, left on the Ii 80 train
for a ten days stay in Philadelpbis and New
York.
Airs. A. c. Patterson will not receive to-mor-
row.