Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28

pleted, and the dates Of their meetings r>sdv
to announce
Miss Mary Tarleton Aaron and Mr.. J..
EDWARD Fowler were married on wednes-
oay evening at the residence Of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Pr1dgeon, 73
lzth street northeast. DR.. l. B. Wilson Der.
formed the ceremony, which a large number
VI .riends witnessed. The parlors were
MISS Mamie Morgan of Baltimore attended
the pride as her maid of honor and Mr.. Fred
MCKEE was the best man. A reception was
neiG after which Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler went
70 their new home. 800 9Th street northwest
Inc bride received a number of presents.
Beiore the guests dispersed after the wed
oihg they also witnessed the christening of
Hirsch
among those present were Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Fowler. Mr. and Mrs James Tarle.
ION; Or. and Mrs: j. Roland Walton. Mr
ana Mrs. Geo. Hirsch, the Misses Fowler
Mr. and Mrs Crabb, Mrs. e. G. Birkhead
Mrs; Harry Turnburke, Mrs. Merriam. Mrs
Y. X Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Ray, Mrs.
Il; 4. Ellis. Mrs. Downds DR.. and Mrs
wilson and Messrs Suter and c. Fowler.
announcement is made Of the approach
ing marriage OF Mr.. Charles H. Mills, son
OF Senator Mills, and well known to the
younger society people Of this city. and
ms Mss st Kaenei 7: simms Of Bryan, Tex. on
Me- s s1H q o. N9ye s After the wedding
the winter with Senator Mills family
Inc marriage of Miss Helen E. Murphy
ana Mr. John T. Connors took place last
Ch nunssoa Tns evening Ns,as at st. pOminie's
coming dress Of white lansdown and car
ried bunch Of brides roses The ushers
were MT e. Darlington and Mr.. j. Ors-
paaia OF Chicago. Mr.. Miles O'Connor was
best , man and Miss Lizzie Murphy was the
mao OF honor. A reception followed the
ceremony and among the friends who as
sisted SsnSdr Were Mrs: Murphy and family. Mira
Con Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. RaSie, M. and
Mrs Vonderlear, Mr. and Mrs. Lang. Mira
Moore and family. Mr.. whaIen, Mr.. and
MRS Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Militzer. Mr. and
Downey. Mrs. Tonance. Mrs. Roach Mrs.
McNewen. Mrs. Dugan and the Misses Fitz-
gerald gerald Moor Moor, Brown: ,Whalen. Barry.
Solan, Kelly. Cudmore. Mack, splaine'
Cumberland. Hurley, Buckley, leonard
Van Burgher. Gallagher
H. P. Terrell and wife have returned from
Chicago.
A reception was given by DR.. and Mrs.
w. w. Baker on Wednesday evening in
nonor OF Rev. and Mrs. Geo. W. wray Of
berkeiy. Va. who were then on their way
north on their wedding trip. Mrs. wray IL
the daughter Of Rev. DR.. Walden of the
virginia conference. and the many friends
OF Or, ana Mrs; Baker enjoyed a pleasant
evening In meeting the newly cou-
pie.
The Dolce Far Niente Club will give the
first Of their winter series OF dances at the
Morrisett Hotel next Monday evening.
Mrs. Louise L. Bacon Of 170s 18th street
left this week for trip to New England to
visit relatives and friends and will spend
Bond. at Ciiftondaie, Mass
Miss Janet Richards has recently re-
turned from Chicago, where she spent near
iy TWO months visiting the fair.
Mrs. Wolcott. wife Of Col. wolcott, will
soon begin her Saturday evening receptions.
She Will Introduce her youngest daughter
TO society this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hibbs and Miss
Hlbbs have returned from Chicago, where
they spent two weeks.
Mr.. Samuel L. Wlllett and Miss Jennie
Flood, the only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
william H. Flood. and a general favorite
ington. were married Wednesday evening
at the parsonage Of st. Dominic's Church,
9th street southwest, Rev. Father Walsh
onciating. Miss Mollie Greenwell acted as
maid OF honor and Mr.. William Willett, a
brother Of the groom. as best man. The
bride was becomingly attired In q brown
travelling costume. After the ceremony q
reception was held at the residence Of the
where many congratulations were extended
to the young couple. who afterward left on
late train FOR Niagara Falls. Among those
present: Mr.: and Mrs. w. H. Flood. Mrs.
w. T. and Chas. H. Willett, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Flood. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Flood,
Mrs. M. E; Loehr and sons. Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Ramps, Mrs. John w
Yates and daughters. Messrs VIM. Hoare
and Geo. w. Scott.
The Nordhon Guild, one Of the oreaniza.
lions connected for the past three years
with the National Homeopathic Hospital.
met last Thursday at the home Of Repre-
sisted by Mrs. ]. T. Hough, entertained
the members. About forty ladies were
present. each evincing much interest in
the hospital work. Luncheon was served
the Guild. whSh is auxiliary to the Ladies'
Aid Association Of the hospital Among the
members present were: Mrs. A. r. Quaifre,
Mrs Weston Flint: Mrs: 1. NJ Bittlhger.
Lewis Clephane. Mrs. A. F. Childs. Mrs.
John Joy Edison, Mrs Charles Lyman, Mrs.
n A. Mills. Mrs Joseph Paul. Mrs. A. A.
Thomas. Mrs: Bushrod Robinson. Mrs. j.
Sells. Mrs. Alfred Sefford. Mrs John Twee-
dale. Mrs J: T. Whitaker. Mrs. g. H. VIII
cox. Mrs. John B. Wight, Mrs. Frank
Pelouze and Mrs. Kirkpatrick.
The Short Story Club met Wednesday
evening at the residence Of Mrs Alex e.
Beall. 1913 32d street northwest. At the re-
foCSt VI Tive pEcSlQcut, VINO aCteQ As sec
rotary, Mrs. L. A. Crandell. the ex-presi-
dent, took the chair. The story Of the even.
Ing, entitled Artistic Creations" was read
by the author, Miss Gertrude Wilmington:
and poem entitled THE Angels Protege' -
was read by the author, Mrs. Joseph Roy.
then selected readings were given by Mr.
J. II. Whitaker, recitations by Mrs. e. f.
Hort and by Mrs. Alex. E. Beall vocal solos
by Mrs. Barringer. by Mrs. Esputa Daily
and by DR.. John A. DAILY. instrumental
duets. organ and violin, by the Misses Lula
and susie Haycock, instrumental solos. Or
gan, by Mrs. Eva Lynch and guitar by Miss
Blanche Walcott. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. E. Beall. Mrs
g. 9: Stevens. Mrs. L. A. Crandell. Mrs. r.
ence Barringer. Col. and Mrs. w. H. WAL
colt, Mrs. E. NJ. Willis, Mrs. c. E. Phelps.
Or. and Mrs. Thomas Robinson. Mrs. Geo
w. H. Daw, Mrs. NJ. o. Agnew, Mrs. r. l..
Mrs. ]. H. Whitaker, Dr. and Mrs. v. Hart
leben, Mrs. s. H. Jacobson. Mrs ]. L. Nc.
Creery. Miss Blanche c. Beall. Miss Jessie
L. Davis. Miss walcott. Miss Blanche Wal.
colt. Miss Anna Thomas. Miss Gertrude
Wilmington, Miss Helen Thomas, Miss Mel
lie Goodman. Miss J. E. Thompson, Miss A.
X. keyser, Miss A. L. Keyser Miss Julia
Widows, Miss Della Davis. Miss Lulu
Facius. Miss F. N. Edwards. Miss NJ. f.
Lacey, Miss Ethel Black. Miss Lulu Nc.
Creery, Miss Ida Jacobson, E. l.. Cooley
e. M. Pitts. H. L. Thomas, Willie H. l..
Walcott. c. D. S.Waicott, DR.. L. r. Klemm,
F. B. Taylor, H. Jacobson. Lieut. 8. H.
Jacobson Harry Hail Thoxnas proxpr