Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-17
THE SOCIAL WORC D.
Several More Pretty Autumnsl
Weddings
Who the Bridal Couples Are-where-
abouts of Well-known People
-PersOnal Notes,

A charming though quiet wedding cere-
mony took place at the residence of Mrs
Christiana Hendricks, 14ol 18th street, last
evening, the occasion being the marriage of
Mrs. Hendricks eldest daughter. Mary
Aloysia, to Mr. William M Johns. a young
lawyer from Lake City, Mimi. Only the
immediate relatives and most intimate
friends were present. The long parlors
were handsomely decorated with growing
palms and chrysanthemums. The bride
wore travelling gown of old blue with full
sleeves AMI trimmings of brocaded satin
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
DIR. Ramsdel of the North Presbyterian
Church, and the bride was given away by
her uncle, Senator Arthur p. German.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johns left on the 10 O'Clock
train for Chicago, where they will remain
some time, before going on to their future
home in Lake City, Mimi. Among those
present were Senator and Mrs. German,
uncle and aunt of the bride; the Misses
German, Mr.. Arthur German, jr., Mrs. Col
Inns, Miss Louisa Collins, Miss Anna Thorne,
Miss Cassie Sweeney, Miss Maggie Morgan,
Mrs. Bergen, Miss Helen Corinne Bergen,
Mr.. Thurlow w. Bergen, the two sisters of
the bride, the Misses Laura and Katie Hen
bricks. and her brother, Mr. William Hen
bricks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Appleman, who
were married in Columbus, Ohio on the
18th of October, have just come back to this
city TO reside. Mrs. Appleman was form
eriy Miss Rosie Minor of Laurel, Nd, and
has many friends here. Since their mar
rage the couple have been in Chicago and
other points west enjoying their travels.
Miss Josephine Chaplin and Mr.. Theodore
Werdig were married on Wednesday even
ing at the Epiphany. The altar was taste
0eCke0 o hs-
NUNS. The bride wore lavender silk trim
med with duchess lace and carried a bou-
quet of brides roses. Miss Nellie Robinson
was maid OF honor and Mr.. Isaac Bernes-
ton was best man. After the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Werdig left for an extensive wed
ding trip north. They will be at home after
December ].
Mrs. Lusk Of 18th street returned last
evening after trip to the fair and visit
ing relatives in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
The engagement of Miss Henrietta Bien
to Mr.. Lewis Silverberg is announced. At
home, Sunday, November 10 and o.
Mr.. H. Walter Johansen of this city
and Miss Matte NJ. Bennett, formerly of
Baltimore. were married on Thursday even
ing by the Rev. c; c Meador. After the
tour through the north. Upon their return
they will reside at 3l4 street northea 81
and will be at home to their friends after
December l.
LIZ James y. Sldrk, wife ana daughter,
| Emma, of Forest Glen, Nd, have gone to
New York and will remain there till after
| the Christmas holidays. when they expect
| to go to San Francisco to visit the mid
| winter fair. and from there will go to
southern California for the remainder OF
| the winter.
A pleasant dance was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Lewis Allison near Halpine
wednesday evening last. Among those
present were: Mrs. VIM. Magruder, Mr.
and Mrs. Horatio Allison. Misses Clara
higgins, Mamie Magruder. Blanche Lochte
Asgle Blades. Mamie Crane, Annie Allison
Messrs. John Urder. Henry Bogley, James
Magruder. John Creahan, Charlie Zepp
John Eugene and VIII O'Neill S p Shan.
non and Lew Allison of Halpine; Misses
Berte and Irene Poor. Virgie Robey and
Mr.. Ed. Shafer of Tenleytown; Robert
Curran and Harry Wolford of Chevy Chase
Lottie Holmes of Der nings, Eugene and j
y. Fling of Rockville, II. F. Power and
Martin Creahan of Kensington, Maria and
Nora Brodick, Stanley and Martin Brown
and Joseph Glover of Forest Glen and
Michael Kelly of Garrett Park
The marriage of Miss Mary c. McCor.
! mick and Mr.. George d. Schafer of West
Washington took place last evening at the
immaculate Conception Church in the
friends Rev. Father Ryan, assisted by
Father Fletcher and Father O'Neill of Bal.
timore, performed the ceremony The bride
was becomingly attired in a suit of era y
cloth, with hat and trimmings TO match
She was attended by her sister, Miss Clara
Mccormick. and Mr.. John Mcmahon was
| best man. After a bountiful supper the
couple repaired to their future home. The
bride received a great many presents hoth
handsome and useful