Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-29


party were entertained. followed at the brides
residence, 7o6 22d street. The bride received
numerous presents.
The E. l. Assembly will give its fnal dance
of the season tonight
Mrs. Olney will not come 10 Washington 70
live until next fall. when the Attorney General
will have selected house
The ladies Of the woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union will give an informal reception
to their husbands and gentlemen friends at
Hotel Fredonia Monday evening from to II
O'Clock. Cards are not required. All white
ribboners in the city are invited TO participate
in receiving.
A birthday party Was given at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Edwards. No. s24 I'd street
northeast. on Wednesday evening last IN honor
OF the latter's birthdny. Dancing was enjoyed
from O'Clock till ~. when supper served.
The hostess received numerous presents.
Miss Marion Wilton Of Washington and DR..
Rufus Leon Allen Of wayuesville, n. c., were
married at waynesville. April Is, 1898. Only
the -elatives OF the groom were present. Among
them were Mrs. DIR. Allen. mother Of the groom:
Congressman Crawford and wife and Mrs.
Reeves.
The friends of Miss Rindskopf Of Milwaukee
in this city will regret to hear that abe left this
morning for home. Her stay in this city ai
the home Of Mrs. Z. Steinem was a very pleas-
ant one.
Miss Bessie Keane, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Thomas F. Keane, TAI IIth street southeast,
gave birthday party on her seventh anniver-
Helen Keech, Marguerite Weller, Isabel Shell
ton, Mamie. Matte and Blanche HUH, May
and Helen Manning. Katie Mitchell. Rosa
and Viola Gates. May and Katie Sander
son and Lizzie Padgen, and Masters
Eddie and Willie Wright. Ross San
derson, Eddie and Walter Humphrey, Lenox
Lolr. johnnie Gates, Willie Thompson and
Edwin keane The presents were numerous
and pretty, and the little folks bad Jolly time |
The grown-up folks who looked on we're Mr.. |
and Mrs. +. z. Weller. Mr. aud Mrs. Geo. b. |
Shelton, MIR. and Mrs. John Keech, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. p. Manning, Mrs. Chas. HUH. Mrs Z. |
A Wright and Mrs. Chas and John Wright
On Wednesday evening pleasant dance was |
given at Washington Cycle Hall by the S. A. |
p. Z. Among those present were Miss Mary |
Conner, Miss Susie Mckinney, Miss Jennie |
Mickle, Miss Bell Gunson, Miss Irene TRULY, /
Miss Cora SHINES, Miss Zelda Cross, Miss |
Grace Gorsuch, Miss j. Andrews Miss Jennie |
Desmond. Miss Pauline Mueden. and Messrs. |
George Hurley, Charles G.. Anderson, John |
Dougherty, Edward Agustifer, Howard s. Gard |
ner, A. w. Cover, A. Keen, Il. G. Bur bridge, C. /
Letter, b. Rach. Fred digger, White, John |
W. Hurley, n. Eckhardt, Henry L. Halst, e. |
Foson and Edward Kerr.
ptetty WcaoinS OCCurreu on wednesday Il
evening at s o clock at the residence of Can't /
and Mrs. H. E. Weaver, when their daughter,
Maggie Zell, and Mr.. Thomas Fox Jayne of /
Cincinnati Ohio, were married by the Rev. DIR. |
I. s. Childs of Trinity Episcopal Church The |
ceremony took place in the presence OF the /
near relatives and few intimate friends Jhe /
bride attended by her sister, Miss |
Alice Weaver, as maid Of honor: Miss /
Edmunds Of Norristown, Pa, and Miss JAYNE.
sister Of the groom. as bridesmaids Mr.. Geo /
W. Jayne was best man; DIR. Clarence A. Weaver /
and Mr.. John Jayne were the groomsmen, and |
each wore the cof,rs Of the lady whose attend
ant he was The bride was robed in gown OF |
white satin rhadame draped in empire style,
with point net and trimmed with point lace and |
had full pulled sleeves of satin. She carried a /
large bunch Of bridal roses. Miss Weaver wore /
q light blue silk eress trimmed with pearls and I
crystals, and carried La France roses. Misses
Edmunds and Jayne wore white silk gowns
trimmed with old point, and each carried q /
bouquet OF Marechal Mel roses.
Those present at the ceremony were Mrs. j. /
G. Weaver. grandmother Of the bride; Capt Z. /
z. Steever, uncle Of the bride: Mrs. L. z. /
Steever and son, Didymau NJ. Steever, Mrs. E |
A. Altemus Miss May Altemus, Miss Josephine /
NJ. Steever, Col West Steever, Mrs. Cordela |
Jayne. the groom's mother; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank |
Miller, Miss Cordelia Jayne, Miss May Aux
ward. Mrs. E. Wagner, Mrs. John W. Beall,
Miss Matte Gould, Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles L. |
Sayles, MISS ANNIE =. LOCKS, MISS Lily SOu0er, /
Mr.. and Mrs ]. T. Over, the latter playing /
the wedding march as the bridal party entered |
the psrlors.
reception was held from until 8. about |
800 guests being present. The parlors were |
tastefully decorated with palms and cut flowers /
wholly in green and white, and bountiful |
repast was served. The bride was the recipient |
Of numerous presents.
Mrs. Frances B. Spinola arrived in Washing
ton on Thursday on her return from OLD Point |
Comfort to New York. where she spent the last |
two weeks a witness of the incoming ships /
and the great naval parade. Mrs. Spinola left for
Late In June sne expects to visit the worlds
fair in company with a party Of friends, and /
afterward they will extend their travels to /
California returning from thence early in the |
fall She anticipates making Washington her
winter home in the future.
The marriage of Miss NJ. C. Dove, daughter
of Robert S. Dove of this city, to Mr. W. o. |
Josephis Church on Wednesday last. Rev.
Father Dillon oHiciated- The bride was
dressed in gown Of white satin
brocade, elaborately trimmed with
lace and embroidered, and carrieda bouquet of |
blush roses. A reception followed at the resi-
dence OF the brides father, which was largely /
attended by relatives aud friends Of the happy
couple. The bride was the recipient OF many
handsome presents.
Rev. Sumantrao vishno Karmarkar, highly /
educated Hindoo, and his wife have been spend
ing the week in Washington guests OF Rev. |
and Mre. T. s. Hamlin. Sunday evening the 1
Rev. Mr.. Karmarkar will speak at the Church |
of the Covenant on foreign missions and Mon
day his wife will address the ladies Of the So
ciety.
The Original Owl Pleasure Club were enter
tanned at the residence of Mr.. Isaac Newton, |
1910 5th street northwest, Friday evening. |
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew |
Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Newton, Mrs. John |
Kresmer Of Brightwood, Miss Emma Bailey Of |
Prince George county, Nd, Miss Annie Besvens |
OF Laurel, Md. Miss Belle Owens, Miss Clara |
Owens Of Brookland, Mr.. 4. E. Wiley, |
Mr.. 7. +. Sawyers, Miss Mamie Coburn Of |
Brightwood, Miss Rody Cohoun and Messrs. /
Chas. Cutsail, Geo. c. Taylor, VIM. Hatton,
John Baden, Chas. Snider, Geo. Todd, ChAs. |
Todd.
Miss Lille May High and Mr.. Albert Hum
phry were married Thursday morning at the |
parsonage OF McKendree Church by Rev. Dr.. /
Weiderman. The bride wore a dark blue travel |
ing dress and diamond ornaments. She carried /
o bouquet of bride roses.
stood up with the couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Hum
phrey have gone on . wedding trip to the |
north. Only the immediate relatives Of the
couple were present 1t the marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs c. b. Darlington have issued
cards for the marriage Of their daughter, Grace
Brinton, to Albert Henry Marion, n. D., Of