Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-06
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Weddings in April-Personal Notss Of Gen.
eral Interest.

| SOC1AL
Weddings in April-Personal Notes Of Gen.
| eral Interest.
Miss Ada Denham and DR.. J. Louis Krick
were married last night ct the Western Presby-
terrain Church by the Rev. T. s. wynkoop. A
large gathering Of their friends was present
All around the platform and pulpit palms and
Easter lilies were grouped. When the bride
came the four ushers led the way down
the aisle. They were Mr.. J. l.. McIlhenny.
who also acted as best man; Mr.. James
Hilton, Mr.. Samuel L. Hilton and Mr..
| William Crounse. The brides only
attendant was her little niece. Miss Eleanor
| Denham. who was dressed in white silk and
carried basket Of roses. The bride wore a
| travelling dress Of camels hair, trimmed with
| bengaline, and her hat matched in color Her
bouquet was of La France roses. No recep-
| ton followed the ceremony, as DR.. and Mrs.
krick drove at once to the depot. When they
return from their wedding trip they will reside
at 2027 street.
| The marriage Of Miss Grace Stone, daughter
Of Representative and Mrs. Charles W. Stone,
to Mr.. W. A. Allen, son Of Gen. Harrison Allen
| Of Warren, Pa. took place at noon today at the
residence of the brides parents, 46 b street
northeast. Rev. Perry S. Allen of Green Hill,
Pa, performed the marriage ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson and their daughters
will spend the summer abroad and will sail on
June 4. The young ladies are going up to
| Buffalo for an Easter visit
| Mr.. Francis B. Loomis will return to his post
at St. Etienne, France. sailing on May g.
Miss Miles and Miss Mary Sherman are going
down to Old Point with party of friends this
| week.
Miss Hattie E. Austin Of street is visiting
friends in Peekskill, New York city and Phia-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs R. H. Sylvester have returned
from visit to Mrs. Sylvesters parents in St.
| Louis.
Mrs. Arthur ". Dunn gave . luncheon this
afternoon in honor of her guest Miss Theresa
| Taylor of st. Louis. The other guests were
Mrs. j. S. Garland. Mrs. H. F. Reich, Mrs. Pitt
Cooke, Mrs. Lieut. Williams and Miss Susie
Roy.
pretty wedding took place at the residence
of Mr.. II. A. Cozzens, Spruce street. lie Droit
| Park, yesterday afternoon, his daughter Helen
Louise and Mr.. Charles W. Steele of Jersey City
being the contracting parties. Miss CoZzens
was charming in pearl satin 10 princesse, and
carried large bouquet of La France roses. The
brides little sister. Florence Grant. acted as
maid of honor, Rev. Rush r. Shipper. ID. D.,
of All Souls Church officiated. Mr.. and Mrs.
Steele will make Jersey City their future home.
The Misses Heron left this morning for a
short stay at Atlantic city.
The residence of Mrs. Clara Priddy No. H
street northwest. was the scene of gayety last
night, the occasion being a party given BY
Miss Annie L. Priddy to her young friends
| Among those present were Misses Elsie King,
Lille White, Florrie White. Clara L. johnson,
Oracle Mars, May Mars Lula Foley, May An
derson, Masters Roly Priddy, Walter Shomo,
George Bryan, Freddie Reese and many
| others.
Miss Marie Bankhead of Alabama arrived at
the Metropolitan Hotel on the 5th. Miss Bank
head is the daughter of Representative Bank
| head. and after a stay of ten days will sail for
| Europe, to be absent till fall.
Miss Mary Donelson Reeve is visiting her
relatives, Gen. S. d. Oliphant and family, at
| Trenton.
Miss Minnie Clark of The Plains, Va, who
has been visiting Mrs. Alice Clagett, returned
home today.
Saturday evening the "Short Story Club of
the Capitol Hill High School held its first regular
meeting at the residence of Mr.. S. E. Kramer,
No. 4l9 New Jersey avenue southeast. The
opening story was composed and read by Miss
| Hurst This was followed by a short selection
BY Mr.. Kramer. The members present were
Misses Bryant Burns, Casey, Ennis, Hurst,
Parkman, Strickland, Williams, A. Williams,
and Messrs Alton. Edwards, Harvey. Moser,
Shilling, Tulloch and Heady.
Miss Georgia Lane of Massachusetts,, formerly
principal of the Girls High School in this city,
| will be with Miss Chase on Saturday at 1925 1lth
| street northwest, where she will be pleased ia
| see her friends and former pupils from to 5
o'clock.
MIR. and Mrs. John W. Howard have issued
cards for the marriage of their daughter, Bur-
Meta E., to Mr.. Jacob b. Derrick of the Post
Office Department, to take place tomorrow,
Thursday, April 7, at pm, in the Luther
Place Memorial Church.
Master Maurice. eldest child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Baruch, gave pleasant party to large
number of his little playmates last evening in
honor OF his tenth birthday. The happy faces
and joyous chatter of the little ones showed
freely their appreciation of the entertainment
and bountiful supply Of good things that had
been provided for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Tewksbury of West
Randolph, VT, and Mrs. NJ. C. Dodge of Man.
chester. n. H., are stopping at 1886 Vermont
| avenue, the residence OF Mr.. j. r. Dodge.
Mrs. Treustall, with three of her children,
has gone on visit of about ten days to Nor.
folk, where her maternal grandfather, Mr..
Charles Reid, has just celebrated his ninety
| second birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweat have returned from Mex
| leo and are at the Arno.
Mrs. II. Aristotle Preston is visiting her SIS
ter. Mrs. VIM. G. Oberteuffer, at 1915 NJ street.
Postmaster and Mrs. Estis Rathbone gave an
elegant dinner Sunday evening to a few friends.
| among tnose VINO enjoyed their hospitality
were Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Wynne, Miss Hord,
MIR. Fred MISSY and Mr.. Halstead.
Mrs. Bessie Stewart daughter Of Senator
Stewart of Nevada. is paying her father brief
visit at 1906 II street. She is accompanied by
her two sons, who are on vacation from their
school at Groton, Mass. Mrs. Stewart will re-
main until next Saturday.
Mr.. Robt. N. Arbuckle of Newark, NJ, and
Miss Mamie c. Buck of Howard county, Nd,
were married Monday at the residence of the
brides father. j. Eugene Buck. near Cooks
vile, by Rev. DIR. Thos. j. Shepherd. The
bride wore a delicate shade of tan colored
cheviot trimmed i'll golden brown velvet, with
hat and gloves to match. and carried bouquet
of smilax, La France Marechal Neil and bride
roses. Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Eugene Buck, parents of the bride; Miss
Sadie Buck, sister Of the bride, and Mr. j. E.
Buck, jr., brother Of the bride; DIR. and Mrs.
1hos. j. Shepherd, Miss Louisa V. Wartield,
Mrs. VIM. StinsOn, Mr.. and Mrs ]. D. Alcock.
Mrs. DR.: Aug. Riggs, Mrs. II. Riggs. Willie
Riggs, Mrs. Duvall and Miss Laura Powers
The presents were useful and ornamental Mr..
and Mrs. II. n. Arbuckle will make Washington
their future home.