Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-21

Erasmus d. Preston of Pennsylvania were
married at st. Marks Church by Archdea-
con Williams. They left the city immedi-
ateiy after the ceremony for New York and
have sailed for Vienna, where Mr.. Pres
ton will be located in the interests Of the
| seodetic and coast survey.
Miss Petty has returned from a trip to
the Virginia mountains and the worlds
Iair ana Will be at home as usual to her
friends on Thursdays.
Senator and Mrs Wolcott are enthusiasts
tic lovers of flowers and liberal purchasers
| or the rarest and highest priced specimens
IN their season. Their rooms are always
fragrant with the finest roses throughout
the winter. Mrs WOlcott has besides q most
attractive floral display always in the win
COWS OF her Connecticut avenue home that
gives the premises a touch Of beauty that
nothing else ever can supply.
Senator and Mrs Cameron are living at
the home Of the late Mrs. Sherman. the
latter's mother, pending the conclusion of
| repairs In their own home on Madison
place which. In the course of the last
three months, has been greatly enlarged and
entirely transformed in appearance. both
within and without.
Senator and Mrs. Cabot Lodge will have.
upon the conclusion of the repairs and ad-
oltlons to their home on Massachusetts
avenue. one Of the most spacious of the
senatorial homes at the capital
Mrs. Frye has come on from the north
during the past two weeks, and the coxy
apartments OF the Senator and his wife at
| the Hamilton are. as usual, the rendezvous
Of their large circle Of friends.
Mrs. Fl. P. Randolph has returned from a
lengthy visit to the worlds fair, having
greatly enjoyed her stay there with a party
| Of friends
Ryland NJ. E. Church was we'll filed Wed.
nesday at noon, the occasion being the mar
| riage OF Miss Margaret Eleanor daughter
or Mr.; and Mrs. Alexander McKericher.
ana mr.. Franklin w. Harper. both well
and favorably known in social circles, es-
pecially in South Washington, where they
| reside.
| The bridal party entered the church pre-.
ceded by the ushers. Messrs Alexander
Mex ericher. brother OF the bride; r. A.
groom, and H. r. Leesnitxer The cere-
mony was performed by the pastor Of the
church. Rev. Mr. Hartsock. Mrs. Colslazier
presided at the organ The bride was be-
| comlngly attired in gown of white bro
caded India silk, trimmed with Duchess lace
and carried a bouquet Of brides roses. I'm
medtately following the wedding. breakfast
! was served at the residence of the bride
parents. No. 625 7th street southwest, after
| which Mr. and Mrs Harper left for Chicago
| and several points west. returning by way
of Niagara Falls. and will be gone about
| two weeks.
Among those present were Rev. and Mrs
w. H. Gotwald. Misses Maggie and Belle
| McKericher, Mrs. Rouzer. Mrs. Bergllng
Mrs. Hanzsche. Mrs. N. Eckhardt. Rev. J
G. Butler Mrs. Thos. Taylor. Miss Lille
Southall. Mrs. John Davis. Mr.. Isaac Fair
| brother. Mr.. Hanson Lemon, Mr. and Mrs
! Robert Boner. Mrs. Riggles Miss Grace
Fox. Miss Rose Seifiert and Miss Lizzie
| McKericher.
Mr.. and Mrs Harmon A. Munson have
issued invitations for the marriage Of their
! daughter Evangehne to Mr.. William Mills
| Thompson Wednesday evening. November
| /, at the Church Of the Epiphany. Owing
/ IN no deli 70 Of
reception that will follow the ceremony
at the residence 152 T street. will be limited
to the immediate relatives. Mr.. Thompson
Is well known In this city and Is secretary
and auditor for the Central Pacific railroad
and resides in San Francisco, where he will
take his bride He is now on his way in
panied by his sister and brother-in-law.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. J. V. D. Middleton. and
Mrs Capt Howison. wife Of the command
ant of the Mare Island navy yard, who
! all come on for the ceremony. The party
| is expected on Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Yount have is
sued invitations for the marriage Of thei:
daughter. Blanche E., TO Mr. John A. Pier.
point. Wednesday evening. October 25, at
| O'Clock. at the Tabernacle Congregational
Church, 9Th and B streets southwest.
Miss Jessie e. Marks and Mr.. Herbert L.
Crocker were married on the nth Of this
month at the residence of the brides pa
| rents. Only the immediate relatives Wit.
neSSeu tne ceremony, alteT WHICH tHe COu'
pie started for Chicago
| DR.. and Mrs. Edwin Lee Morgan have re
turned from their wedding trip and are al
PA Pennsylvania avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Loving left today
for Chicago to visit the worlds fair.
Judge and Mrs. veazey are at the Coon
| ran for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Walton are at l7O
| 18th street.
| Mrs. J. d. Croissant and her sister. Mrs
| NJ. E. 8. Davis. returned home this morn.
| Ing after a two months absence in the
| west, one month of which was spent In
| Chicago doing the fair
Mrs May c. Fall, who has been visiting
In the west for the past year, has returned
! to Washington. her former home, and is
stopping at 20o street northwest for the
| winter with her friend, Mrs. James Lans-
/ burgh.
| Mrs. Ammon Behrend and Mrs. r. Ma
| thanson have returned from Chicago and
the far west.
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