Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-07
SOCIAL MATTERS,

Lieut. and Mira T. d. Amiss have issued
cards for the marriage of their daughter Sallie
to Mr.. Jas. n. Clear November l6 at Z o'clock
Mt the Lutheran Memorial Church. At home
after November rs at $40 Sd street northeast.
Cards are out announcing the marriage, No
yember l6, 1892, Of Judge r. B. Moulton of
this city to Miss Elma s. Saunders, formerly of
Maryland, put now resident of Washington.
Judge Moulton has long been a resident Of this
city. where be is well known The marriage
will take place at the Hamline Church, of which
he is a member.
Archdeacon Moran OF Maryland gave an in
teresting service a, Fort Myer last evening.
Miss Halford, who is visiting a, Col. Heury's.
sang two beautiful selections.
The engagement is announced of Miss Isa-
belle 5. Cook and Mr.. Charles Duvall Belt.
Miss Ella and Emma wooding Of Danville,
Va. are visiting their aunt Mrs. Doctor Hines.
1910 18th street northwest
The announcement SATURDAY that Mr.. and
Mrs, Frank Robert Of North Carolina have come
to Washington TO attend the wedding Of Miss
Caroline kossack and Mr.. John Scott Of palti-
more was an error. Miss Kossack states that
she knows no such person as John Scott and
that the sender of the notice to TIE SrAR.
which bore every indication Of being authentic.
,sed this means Of annoying her and her rela-
tives
~ anu -uiS. W. u huncaster were called
over to Baltimore yesterday By the sudden
death in the morning of Mr.. A c. Gibbs. Mrs.
Muncaster s brother-in-law.
An enjoyable surprise party was given to Miss
Aggie SOLAR by number Of her friends last
evening. Music and dancing was kept I'D till a
late hour. Among the features Of the evening
were donkey party. The first prizes were
awarded TO Mr.. Ewald Schneider and Miss
Maggie Costello. The BOBBY prizes were won by
Mr.. Irwin johnson and Miss Kate Spraight.
Among those present were the Misses L. Fair
all, X. Spraight. X. Albert, NJ. Costello. K.
Boyle, J.. Cling p. Chrismond l.. JOY, h Hase-
marin, N. Smith. l.. Muller. Mr.. Roche. the
Messrs. j. Gonghran, G. Plumer, J. Phelps, r.
McCarty, ". Smith. A. Collins, G.. Miller, ].
Elliott c. Gilbert, Il. Maxwell. E. Schaffirt. W.
Goodlove, c. Gasinheimer and J. o. Donnell
Miss Pearl McGill of Chicago has been spend
ing few days with her sister. Mrs. Ralph r.
Barnard, 10l1 o street. Tomorrow she sails
for Berlin TO study music for two years.
The University Club will give a reception
November IA to meet Mr.. Justice Shirus.
Mrs. Gen. Jos. A. Miner has returned to the
city, having spent the summer at her former
home in Connecticut.
The residence of Mrs. Pach, 1919 10th street
northwest, was the scene Of pretty wedding
yesterday afternoon, that Of Miss Emma Pach
and Mr.. l.. II. Levy. both of this city Ex-
actly at $50 the bride and groom entered the
parlor, which was beautifully decorated with
palms and chrysanthemums The bride was
attlred in a costume of white bengaline and
cashmere. After the ceremony a repast was
served. Quite a number Of relatives and friends
from New York, Baltimore and Washington
were present. The presents were numerous
and handsome. The officiating minister was
Rev. L. Stern of the Eighth Street Temple.