Evening star., 1893-12-02

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rad, who has been visiting friends in Viz
gtnia, has returned home.
Gen. q. w. Clark and family have re-
moved to go Mcpherson square, where
| they will spend the winter. Mrs. Clark's
continued ill-health compelled her giving
| up housekeeping for the present.
Mr.. Henry Schmincke Of this city and
| Miss Emma L. Duerigen of Baltimore were
married in the latter city on Wednesday
evening, November -, 1893, by the Rev. H
] Scheib, pastor of Zion Church. After
reception at the residence of the brides
parents. the couple left for an extended
trip north. They will reside at 325 Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast, upon their re-
| turn.
While Lieut.. Harlow is on his cruise in
| the West Indies Mrs. Harlow will occupy
| their residence, 1715 Connecticut avenue
northwest.
At the National Rifles Hall Thursday even
ing the Corcoran Cadets observed Thanks
giving day by giving a very pleasant hop.
| The hall was well filled, many representa-
! tives from the other local military organi-
cations being present. S. II. Phillips offici-
| ated floor director, assisted by F. E.
Gibson. Charles Long, ]. A. Kelly. w.
| Smith, F. A. Parkhurst, r. A Hasler W.
S. Cruzan and w. Lowcraft.
Mrs. Jennie G. McIlroy has returned from
New York, where she has been for the last
months visiting relatives.
Mrs. N. b. Harrison has taken for the
season Gen. Orlando B. Wilcox's house.
| No. 2022 r street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Thorne have issued
cards for the marriage of their daughter
Anna Lippincott, to Ewalt Richman Hates
| of Pleasantville, New Jersey. The wedding
will take place at the former home OF the
bride-elect, Woodstown, New Jersey, on
December p at high noon. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Hates will travel and upon their return will
housekeeping Plea
| The board of managers of the women's
| Christian Association will hold a tea at the
| home, 1Il9 18th street, December g. 1898
from to o'clock.
Mrs. Mayo Hazeltine will give a tea on
Monday from 3 to 4.
Mrs. William Writ Kimball has cards out
for tea at the Shoreham on Tuesday
December 3, to meet Mr.. and Mrs Alex
ander Legare
The Unity Club met last night at the
residence of Mrs. NJ. ]. Tully, and Dr. L.
X. klemm and Mrs. D. T Voorhis were
elected president and vice president. Mrs.
NJ Blngley was elected a member. Mr. W.
A. Croffut was the essayist of the evening
and his theme was, The Laborer and His
Hire. In the discussion DIR. Klemm, Dr.
Thomas Robinson, Mr.. II. A. Phillips, Mr.
Horatio King, Judge McCalmont and 9TH
ers took part. Among those present We're:
Mrs. Gen. Hitchcock, Miss Josie r. Mich
eils, Mr. and Mrs. Haywood. Miss Eliza
NJ. "A. 10.
Mrs. Margaret Bingley, Miss Alice Hal
lowell. Mr.. and Mrs ii. V. Cotton and Miss
Cotton. Mrs L. NJ. Candee, MIR. Duncan G
Haywood, Mrs. III. Baker Miss Minnie CouI
lng' Mr. and Mrs. Silas Boyce. s. w Dem
N.Y. Mrs. +. W. Goodwin. Mrs. Thomas Rob
llson, Rev. j. Wainwright Ray, Mrs D. T.
Noorhis, Miss Evarts Ewing. Mrs NJ ].
Iully, Miss Ruby Tully, Miss b. G. Hall
Mr., and Mrs. ). X Hall. DR. and Mrs NJ
w. Baker, Mrs. DIR. Lamb, and Miss Su-
same Cldberg.
The ladies interested in the bazaar to be
held in Masonic Temple on the llth and
l2th OF December for the benefit of the pro-
lected Church of the Advent" in lie
Drolt Park, have completed arrangements
and formed committees Other Episcopal
churches assisting are: ASCENSION Win
Mrs A. A. Thomas, Mrs Beulah BRYAN
MRS Charles Davies and others having
charge of table; Epiphany table will be in
charge of Mrs. Heth Mrs. Stone, Mrs. ],
Keith Edwards and others; St Johns table
will be in the hands of Mrs Wilkes Miss
Miller. Miss Ella Smith, Miss Ramsay and
Mrs. Atwater; Emmanuel Church Anacos-
ua, VIII be represented by Mrs. Davenport,
Mrs Peters, Mrs. Pyles and others: Christ
Ihurch, Georgetown. will provide a CANDY
table, served by a bevy of charming younr
ladies' Miss Blackford and others assist
ing; st. Johns. Georgetown, will be renre-
Sc nted by a number of church members
from that church, st. Marks Capitol aill
viii be represented by Miss Cowperthwaite
Mrs. Frank Smith, Miss Johannes. Mrs.
II.
l'@ in charge of Miss MacManus Mrs Par
ker and others. generous lunch will he
served promptly at II m. on the llth and
lSth OF December, for the small sum Of
twenty-five cents. and the ladies hope for
large attendance. The Ladies' Aid from
lie Droit Park, representing the proiectad
Church OF the Advent" will have charge
OF this lunch. and are: Mrs. Arthur A. Bir-
rey, Mrs. Cameron, Mrs May, Mrs Green
airs. Walters, Mrs. Holingsworth Mrs
Weaver Mrs White. Mrs. Picksord. Miss
Mrs. Leavell. Mrs. Conway. Mrs. Davies
Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Allen, Mrs Bond Miss
Grannis. Mrs. Gibbons, Mrs Prince. Mrs
Tongue. Mrs. Van Dorston, Mrs johnson
and Miss Tongue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cohen have issuaa
invitations to the wedding reception of their
daughter Maggie and Mr. Howell RartIa
for next Wednesday morning
Mrs. II. c. Baker of PHILADELPHIA is visit
ing Miss Madge Cohen, 1347 street.
Mr.. Arthur G. Dunn and Miss Jessie Raw
Nichols were married last Wednesday even
ing, at the Metropolitan Baptist Church
9th and a streets northeast Rev Green
Clay Smith performed the ceremony and
the church was filled with the friends of
the popular young couple Miss SnsIe NJ
Donald acted as maid of honor, while NJ
Glen Nichols. brother of the bride, MIR
Norman L. Sansbury, Mr.. Harold Devol
and Mr.. Richardson served as ushers. The
bride wore white silk crepe with a larre
bouquet of bridal roses
After the ceremony the immediate friends
ana relatives repaired to the hospitahle
home of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs
{. Is. Nichols, 2OI ID street southeast
where refreshments were served and The
numerous presents admired. The connie
there received the earnest we'll wishes ne
friends until o'clock, when they started
for trip to New York and Boston Tho
will be at home after December 10 at lo2.
i street northwest.
Mrs Chas. English has returned after g
two weeks visit to Baltimore
The marriage of Miss Susie B. Coomes
and Mr.. ]. Frank Carlisle at the NJ +
Church, Gaithersburg, Md, on "Wednesday
evening last, was brilliant event The
ceremony was performed by the pastor
Rev +. ii. Henry. The ushers We're Messrs
{. Scott Duvall and Homer C. Moore Mr.
Alexander q. Carlisle was best man ana
Miss Helen Ricketts, bridesmaid The hrids
and her maid were att.red in cream SIN
gowns, the former carrying a bouquet of
roses and chrysanthemums sent by friends
from California. After the ceremony a re-
ception was held at the residence of the
brides father, and later in the evening a
train was taken by Mr.. and Mrs Carlisle
for bridal trip amid a shower of rice and
old shoes.
The christening Of the infant daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Gage on Thanks
giving evening was attended by a gather
ing of their friends. Rev Dr. Bartlett OIL
clated, ana the little one was named Kath-
arlne Each or the guests received a pretty