Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13

Decomlngly attlred In trailing robe OF cream
cashmere, with v-shaped bodice, tastefully
trimmed in rich chiffon, brought together in
pleasing effect. Her tulle veil was held with q
chaplet Of orange blossoms. The flowers she
carried were bride roses. Her sister, similarly
arrayed, attended as bridesmaid. After the
ceremony reception was given at the brides
future home, 1906 9Th street. where they were
recipients Of numerous handsome presentsand
| the best wishes Of many friends. After all the
guests had assembled the wedding supper was
enjoyed. Among those present at the recep-
ton were Mr.. ana Mrs. Jos. Zegowitz and family
| OF Washington. Mrs. E. Funk and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Funk, Mr.. and Mrs. George HUM, Mr..
I. Gnau and daughters, Mrs. C. Steele of Bal
timore, MIR. Remy and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Groverman and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Schlotterbeck and daughters. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Buehler and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Burnstein,
Miss N. Meyers, Miss Love- Miss Emmert Miss
X. Schlegel, Miss G. Schlegel, Misses Neumeyer,
Misses Wagner Miss Elliott, Miss King, Miss
Rev. Father Glaab, Mr.. Charles Schlegel, Mr..
VIM. Bergman. Mr.. A. W. Kline Mr.. ]. ThQma,
Mr.: Frank, Mr.. Charles Hermann, Mr.. William
Botsch. Mr. Hayden, Mr.. Harding, Mr.. Krake,
MIR. Anderson, Mr.. Jueneman, Mr.. Gaegler,
Mr.. ]. E. Weisman and Mr.. W. W. Weisman.
Mrs. c. M. Pepper will receive on Thursdays
during the season at 1887 r street, assisted by
her mother, Mrs. E. NJ. Rose.
Mrs. J. r. Hawley will not be able to receive
or pay any visits for several weeks on account
of illness.
Mrs. W. Henderson Moses 1859 street, has
her sister, Miss Maloy, and Miss Quinters Of
New York visiting her for the winter.
Mrs. Philip E. Chaplin, 1875 Massachusetts,
avenue, will be at home to callers on Wednes-
days after tomorrow.
Mrs. J. F. MacAllister Of 1903 d street, who
has been seriously ill since her return from
Tampa, Fla, is rapidly recovering.
Mrs. J. G. Kelton will not receive until
Wednesdays in February.
Mrs. MCGOWAN, wife Of Capt. MCGOWAN
commanding the st. Mary's, and Miss Stod.
dard OF New York are the guests Of the Vi
comtesse de Sibour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thuee have returned from
Boston and New York and are located at GIG F
street. where they will be pleased to see their
friends.
Mrs. Theo. Friebus, IT,, will be at home
Thursdays in January and February.
Mrs. Senator Casey will not receive on Thurs
days during the present month, but will re-
sumo her day in February at CEffburn, Co.
lumbia road
Miss Caben gave a dinner Of twelve covers
last evening. Those present were Mr.. Cabell
Lieut.. Henry Coalter Cabell, Miss Rusk. Miss
Breckinridge. Lieut.. Griffin, Mr.. Cilley, Miss
Herbert, Miss Mattingly, DR.. and Mrs. Wilmer
and Mr.. Breckenridge. Mrs. and Miss Cabell
will not be at home tomorrow.
An enjoyable luncheon was given yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. Geo. Fl. La Fetra at tho
Fredonia. Covers were laid for twelve and
among the invited guests were Bishop John F.
Hurst, Prof. Nathaniel Walling Clark, wife and
daughter Of Frankfort, Germany; Judge Geo.
Clark and wife. Mrs. Ellen B. Roach. Mrs Jane
Pettys. Mrs. Martha Shively and Mrs. Anna Z.
Bovee. The occasion was enlivened by instru-
mental music by Mrs. Clark and several reci-
tations by Miss Carol Sackett of Rochester.
There was an enjoyable birthday party last
evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs VIM
Baier, 1920 street. in honor of their daughter
Dorothy's eighth birthday. Music dancing
and games pleased the children and afterward
bountiful supper was served. Among those
present were Misses Mueller. English. Wagner,
Baler, Ienle and Edna Schmid. Walker, Huy-
lers. Sullivan. Rosa Wagner, Alice Wagner,
Lockhead. Lillian and John Poetzman.
Mrs. Richard P. Camden and her son, Mr..
Sprague Camden of Clarksburg. W. Va, are
located at the Elsmere for the winter.
Mr.. W. W. Mccullough and the Misses Nc
Cullough have taken apartments at the Metro
poitan for the winter.
Mrs Jacob G.. Cilley will not be at home to
visitors today, but will receive on the subse
quent Wednesdays in January at 1919 Rhode
Island avenue from to o'clock.
Mrs. j. NJ. Ellicott will no. be at home on
Thursday, the 14th, but will receive the follow
ing Thursdays.
Mr. and Mrs. Chaa NJ Butler celebrated the
twenty fifth anniversary OF their wedding at
their home, Potomac View" Montgomery
county, Md. Monday evening Among the MANY
guests were: John Irunnell, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Trunnell, John Stephens and daughter, Mrs.
NJ. Trunnell. Mrs. Hickman and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Reed. Miss Z. Thomas, Rich Harris,
Mrs. Geo. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Howard,
IyC1E ralt pra1S T-I
the Washingtonians present were: Mr.. E. A.
Bishop. Mrs. Geo. Shekeil, Mrs. J. F. Smoot
and Mrs. Benson Lawer. Dancing was INDUCED
until IL o'clock. then supper and refreshments
were served. The presents were handsome and
numerous.
Mr., WILDER W. Marmaduke leaves the city to-
night for Augusta, KY, where he goes to at
tend the wedding OF his cousin, Miss Daisy
Powers.
Mr.. Berthold Ehrlich and Miss Sarah Punes
were married last night by Rev. l.. Stern of the
Washington Hebrew congregation. After the
ceremony, which was short. a bridal supper
was given in honor OF the couple by the brides
married sister. The couple were here on a
visit from Baltimore, and the marriage was q
| surprise to their friends. The old folks, how
ever. were notified by telegraph last night, and
oil is said to be serene. The young couple will
reside in Baltimore.
Misses Alice Palmer. Carrie Dougherty and
Marie Penn have returned and resumed their
studies in Georgetown after an ENJOYABLE yaca-
ton with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Jackson will be at homo
on Fridays in their new house, 1924 18th street.
Mrs. Jackson will have Mrs. w. P. Jackson with
her.
Owing to sickness in families the marriage
last evening of Miss Willie f. Conner of 1889 v
street northwest to j. Ascom BilIingsIey, son of
Capt John A. Billingsley OF Virginia, was yery
quiet, only members of the immediate family
being present. The ceremony was performed
by Key. G. G. Meador. The bride wore a dark
green camers hair dress with trimmings OF
feather edge and jet Mr.. and Mrs. Billingsley
will reside with the brides mother at 1889 Y
street northwest after their return from q short
trip.
Mr.. Grip, the minister Of Sweden and Nor
way, gave a dinner Monday, at which the
guests were: The Spanish minister, Senior Don
SuareZ Guanes; the Belgian minister. LIE CHAT:
the minister of the Netherlands De Weckerlin;
Mr.. Greger, secretary Of the Russian legation;
Baron Beck Friis, secretary of the Swedish le-
cation; Baron de Foch, Mr.. de Claparede, min
lister of Switzerland, and Messrs. Georg and
Tavel. attaches OF the same legation. The dis
tinguished party afterward attended the bril-
liant reception given by the Vice President
and Mrs. Morton in honor of the President and
Mrs. Harrison.
In spite Of the inclement weather yesterday
Mrs. Dickson's pretty house on 1 street was
crowded with her friends at an attractive tea.
NIrc Mo Lax and M,Cc