Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-18

Of steel gray French broadcloth, with garni-
ture of bengaline silk and cut steel arranged on
the tailor made basques in vest shape, with roll
ing medici collars; bats to match Of gray vel
vet and embroidered broadcloth, trimmed in
soft gray feathers and cut-steel buckles. A
happy feature of the occasion was the fact that
the two ladies who arrayed the brides mother
in her bridal robes--Mrs J. H. Blake and Miss
Annie Clark OF Hagerstown, Md-also assisted
In dressing the bride for this ceremony. The
bride was remembered by her friends in over
200 presents, costly, elegant and useful, from a
beautiful home in lie Droit Park, the gift of
the groom. down through ali the grades of
ornament in bric-a-brac. pictures. table, china
and silver, portieres DC, to q complete set Of
agate kitchen utensils. These gifts came from
Connecticut. Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio,
Maryland and Virginia. well us Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. West left Immediately for New
York. and upon their return will take mp their
residence In their own home at LIE Droit Park.
Miss Elizabeth Street, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mira J. NJ. Street, and Mr.. Frank Hayes Jacobs
Will be married in Bel Air, Md, November %.
At a meeting Of the University Club tomor-
row evening at 80 o'clock Lieut.. G. D. Rhodes
OF the army VIII deliver an address on the sub
ject Of the Indian as Soldier" This is to be
one OF the series Of rather informal readings
and talks on Saturday evenings that is becom-
ing such popular feature Mt the University
Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schade have sent out
cards for the marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Ella to Mr.. Joseph s. Mccoy on Wednesday
evening. November 80, at s o'clock Concordia
Church. corner Of Goth and G. streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bartle have sent out
Nellie Bartle, to Mr.. Robert Farnham Miller on
Wednesday morning. November 80, at IL
o'clock, at the Church of the Ascension. With
the invitation is an ''at home" card for Wednes-
days, December II and Il, at 1920 10th street
northwest
enjoyable evening was spent Wednesday by
the friends of Mr.. Theo. Huysman, IT, at his
residence. 239 LIST street southeast, celebrating
the thirty-fourth anniversary of his birthday
The dining room was decorated with chrysan-
themums and roses. After a turkey supper the
evening was spent in dancing. Mr. Huysmau
was the recipient of many presents. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Barry and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ]. SweItzer, Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Crandle Mr. and Mrs Weaver
Mrs. Green. Mrs. Metcalf and son, Mr. Jack
son, MIR. Tunes, Mrs Cochran and daughters
Mr.. Charles Steele OF Alexandria, Va, and
Miss Katie Huysman, pleasant feature Of the
evening being surprise of the arrival of Mr.
Fred Huysman from college.
Mr.. Hiland L. Trice and Miss Matte Slater of
this city were married quietly November l6 by
Rev. ]. d. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Irice will
opohu " ehoit t!tHt Az IskCnIHOHu. luSy VIII DC
at home after November % at 1896 I'd street
southeast.
The parlors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Brown pre-
sented pretty scene last evening. the occasion
being the thirteenth birthday OF their niece
Miss Marie Ham Games of oil kinds were en-
joyed until late hour. when all were invited
to the dining room to partake of collation..
The little hostess was the recipient of many
handsome presents. Among those who enjoyed
the occasion we're the Misses Rosa Brown,
Marie Ham. Maggie Brown. Eva Goodrich. Ivy
and Mamie Lowe, Beulak Butt, Mollie Myers,
Arthur and Leo Custard. Morris Hess Wilfred
Chamberlaine, Charles Brown, Harry and Gin
ton Riley, Willie Lowe, and Lawrence Britt.
The Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church
was the scene of pretty wedding on Wednes-
day evening. that Of Miss Hermione Constance
Peters of this city and Mr.. Owen ". PARROT of
North Carolina. The ceremony was performed
by DR.. Grimke. the pastor. The bride was hand
somely attired, also were her attendants.
The general effect of the whole affair was very
pretty. After the ceremony the party repaired
to the home Of the brides parents on 18th street
northwest, where the reception was held and
luncheon served. Mr.. and Mrs. PARROT left at
late hour of the night for their future home
in North Carolina.