Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-12

taken the house No. 925 Farragut square. Mrs.
Hsrter IL sister-in-law of Representative
| Hnrter, and has two attractive young daughters
| to Introduce to Washington society.
Mrs. Robert G. Dyrenforth has returned
from her visit to Europe and is at home at 1893
vermont avenue. Miss Carrie Dyreuforth. who
went with her, has remained abroad with Gen.
Dyrenforth's mother. probably for the winter.
Mrs. DIR. c. s. Pugsley of Oakfeld, N Y. is
visiting her brother, Mr.. W. H. Martin. at AS
9Th street northeast, for couple of weeks.
Miss Anita Cluss has returned to this city and
is at home with her parents ut 413 I'd street
northwest.
The marriage of Mr.. ]. F. Heiner to Miss
George s. Brockett took place Wednesday
morning last, November g. at the home Of the
brides sister, 1850 Pennsylvania avenue SOUTH
east Rev. G. r. Williams oficiated. in the
presence Of the relatives Of the bride and
groom. They soon after left for a short trip to
New York
Miss Blanche L. Allison IL visiting friends in
New York city and Newark, where she will re-
main until the last Of November.
The Potomac Literary Club held its regular
monthly meeting last evening at the residence
OF DR.. c. 81. Rand, 1928 18th street northwest,
Dr. d. s. Lamb presiding. After the opening
exercises Mrs. A. Mclean and Mr.. C. Mackinek
were elected as members and Miss NJ Bingley
and DR.. E. A Duncan were proposed for mem
Dersnip Inc ueatn OF MlItOn FOrQ, q FORMER
member Of the club. was announced and eulo-
CYSTIC words were spoken by Dr. Lamb. Judge
McCalmont and Siias Boyce. Prof 8. R. Kiemm
of the bureau of education read the essay Of the
evening, entitled Science Invading the Parlor"
which was further discussed BY Judge Mccall
mont and DR.. Lamb Miss Lulu Facius gave
piano solo entitled Dancing Leaves" followed
by an encore, 1.-THE Love Song" Mrs Dora I.
Voorhis read an original story entitled "A
Strong minded Woman" Miss Maud Porter,
accompanied by Mrs. DR.. Brown on the piano,
sang the Creole Love Song" and for an encore
gave Fiddler and l." Dr. E. A. Duncan con-
cluded the program with recitation entitled
"Withering Leaves" and responded to an en-
core with The Old Hymns Our Fathers Sang"
thus ending brilliant and very entertaining
session of the club. Among those present were
DR.. and Mrs Andrew ]. Brown. Miss Emma s.
Brown, Miss NJ. Biugley, Mrs DR.. s. s. Bond,
Mary T. Bond, DR.. and Mrs ". NJ Baker, Mr..
and Mrs. Siias Boyce, Miss NJ. Cowling. Dr. and
Mrs. Z. A. Duncan, Miss Mamie Davis Hon. NJ
g. Emery, Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Fenwick, Miss
Mary Fenwick, Miss Lulu Facius. Miss Fulton,
Geo. c. Gwynne, Wilbur Goss, DR.. and Mrs c.
a. Won Hartleben, Gertrude Hayes, B. Israeli,
Mrs. Orville Johnson. Eugene B. Lacy, Miss
Lulu Knapp, DR.. and Mrs. D. s. Lamb Miss
John S. McCalmont, Miss NJ Jasper Munson,
Mrs. I. +. Morrell, Mrs. NJ. A. Naylor, Mr. and
Mrs. John l.. Norris, Mrs. Ida L. Pifer. Miss
Maud Porter X. A. Phillips, Miss Phillips. Mrs
A. Granville Patterson, Miss Patton, DR.. J. W.
Rawlins, Bessie Tyler Mrs. NJ A. Stierlin. viii
Stieriin, Nettie Tune, Della Tune, Mrs. u. J.
Iully, Mrs. N. NJ. Thissell, Miss 4. L. Ward,
Mrs. E. ~ Willis and Ralph T. Willis.
1 Cards are out announcing the marriage OF
Miss Annie OConnor aud Mr.. Joseph J, Grow
ley at st. Aloysius Church Wednesday evening
at 4:30 clock.
The Wedding of Mr. William Parker Herbst
and Miss Louise Cecilia Willge took place on
Wednesday evening last at o'clock at the Con-
cordia Lutheran Church. the pastor, Rev. Ernst
Drewitz. officiating. The chancel was eabor-
ately decked with white chrysan thcmurns and
palms. Miss Lizzie Kettler. the maid of
honor walked in advance OF the bride.
who was escorted by her father The
groom and his best man, Mr.. Arthur
Bryant, me- the bride at the chancel rail- The
ushers were hlessrs. Fred Schultz, Harry Dunk
horst. Herbert Bradbury and J. Louis Willigc
The bride was becomingly attired In gown uf
white silk and carried bouquet of white chrys-
an;hemums. The maid Of honor wore a pretty
robe OF pink silk
After the ceremony reception to the rela-
tives of the bride and groom followed at the
residence Of the brides parents. The presents
were handsome and numerous
Mr.. and Mrs Herbst left on the l1:3O train
for New York. ard after stopping at Carlisle.
Pa. for several weeks will return to their new
home at No. 1892 25th street northwest. where
they will be pleased to receive their friends
after December l.
pleasant evening was enjoyed by the mem
bers of the Golden Light Pleasure Club of East
Washington last evening at the residence of the
secretary. Miss Florence Womersley, 4lG G.
street southeast. Among those present were
Misses Annie and Fannie Rowe, Sue Connell,
Lulu Russell and Florence Womersley Messrs
". NJ. Collins, V. Thomasson. H. Larcombe. W.
Drain. T. Ste1l and b. q. Womersley Miss Sue
Nicholson, one Of the members, recently re-
turned To her home in HorrinUtnu nnl hut in
expected here before or after Christmas The
next meeting will be held Friday week at Miss
Lulu Russelfs.
There was quite successful surprise party
given to Miss Katie c. Finn at her residence
on Lincoln avenue last night by the members
OF the Victory Pleasure Club and other guests
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Nicholson are stopping
at POI Sd street northeast, Capitol Hill
Apieasant surprise was given TO Mr. and Mrs C.
S. Drury at their cozy residence 1928 9th street
northwest Monday evening. i. being the eighth
anniversary OF their wedding and also the
brides birthday. After an interchange of greet
ing and social intercourse the dining room
doors were thrown open. showing the dining
table well laden with salads ices fruits and
CONNECTIONS of all varieties. Among those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ Hodges, Mr. and
Mrs. j. V. White, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bauman
Mrs. Horton, Mr.. and Mrs. Throwgood. Miss
Bette Guinand. Miss Alice Berry, Miss Maggie
Caywood, Miss Jessie Caywcod. Miss Josie
Berry, Messrs. Martin, Bauman, Willett, Pear
son, Wells, Policy. Julian. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayorga will leave next week
for New York, where they will remain few
weeks, afterward continuing their trip to
Nicaragua. Mr.. Mayorga having resigned his
post as secretary of legation to that country
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayorga will return to the United
States next spring the former being 4 commits
sloner from Nicaragua to the world fair.
The reception to Judge Shiras at the Univer-
sity Club will be held on Monday, November
IA, at o'clock p. m.
Mrs. j. T. Varnell and Mrs. Wm ]. Zeh, leOl
18th street northwest, will continue to be at
home on Wednesdays during the winter
st. Patrick's Church was the scene of brilliant
wedding Thursday last at high noon the con-
tracing parties being John d. Kinney and
Helen Estelle Hannah. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Dan1 Hannah. The bride wore becom-
ing gown of white Lansdown trimmed with Of
ter. and a handsome Persian girdle The
brides hat was of the same material She car
med an exquisite bouquet of La France roses
The ceremony was performed by the brides
brother, Rev. Eugene A. Hannah of Baltimore
The maid of honor Miss Gertrude Whyte. n
little girl OF Elk years. The ushers were MessrR
J. Francis Costeller of Philadelphia, Jesse
Lusby Ergood, Albert Warren Rapp and
| Charles ]. Murphy.
Among those present at the church we're