Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-08
DR.. Thos. V. Hammond goes next Saturday
for short vacation at Ocean City.

DR.. Thos. v. Hammond goes next Saturday
for short vacation at Ocean City.
An informal hop was given last Friday evening
at College Park, under the auspices of commit
| tee consisting Of Mrs. Jeremiah Murphy. Mrs
J. e. Carroll and Miss Walton. Mr.. Eugene
Calvert kindly donated the use Of his hall for
| the occasion. and tho building and surround
ing lawns were illuminated. The hall proper
was artistically festooned, and in the aIcovs
Mrs. Judge Murphy presided over a table Of
refreshments. The chaperons we're Mrs DR..
Newton, Mrs. Burne, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs,
| Doran. Mrs. Walter Robinson, Mrs. Ernest
Brinkley, Mrs Boak, Mrs. Walton, Mrs
| Cooper, Mrs. Keefer, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Du-
vail. Mrs German and Mrs. George A. Darling.
Others present were the Misses Yuley, Walker.
Lowry. Roberts, Hendricks, Smith, Edmunds.
Maloy, Dobbins. Steele, McDevitt, Shoemaker.
Nelson, Price, Grasse, Dyer, Donnell. Kreig,
Church, Hoag, johnson. Johnston, Browning,
Nesbitt, Brinkley, Mitchell. Cummings, Leech,
Duvall, German, Annie and Edith Geib. Annie
Lovejoy. Belle Van Ness and Nellie Carr and
the Messrs. George A. Darling, DIR. Sweeney,
Jules Demonet, ]. W. Sims, H. W. Boag. Hem
bricks, Smith, Edmonds. Foote, N. W. David
son, Mount, Engle, DR.. J. ]. Crease, II. Hayne,
M. De Cram, NJ c. Hazen, Lee Clagett, JEFF
erson s. Coombs, Hunter, Price. Graham. Rob-
erts, Kelleher, James Waugh, Cooper Prof,
Brinkley, Ed johnson, Walter Johnston, Joe
Nesbtt, DR.. Mcdonald, Walter Robinson, Cur.
tiss Mcdonald. Brown, Eugene Calvert. W. C.
Carroll, Eddie Doran. Eddie Burne, Frank
Carr, DIR. j. R. Walton, Payne, Holgrove, Chas.
ID. Carroll, Edward Sliger, Arthur Worthing-
ton, Lindsay McOendlish, Clarence Mullikan,
Willie Crapster. j. B. Yaltz and G.. NJ. Harris.
Prof. VIM. Asa Hill and family of Beeville,
Texas, arc in the city on a visit to Mr. Hills
father, Col. Asa c. Hill, on Massachusetts, ave-
nue.. They visited the worlds fair on their way
hnu will A. L.:
Washington.
Charles W. shies and family left today for
Ocean Grove, n J., their summer home.
A garden party for the Home for Incurables
will be given at BAT street, the residence Of
Mrs. George N. Beale, this afternoon from
tot.
The garden and pound party at the Children's
Country Home an attractive event. The
reception committee. Miss Kate Ray, Miss
Rodgers, Miss Nina Eastman and Miss McPher-
son. pleasantly greeted all the visitors. The en-
tire house was open for inspection. On the
first floor the sale Of refreshments made the
rooms an animated place. At the supper table
Miss Hockaday, assisted. by Miss Casey Miss
Storrow. Miss Macomb, Miss Emory and Miss
Mckim was in charge and Ice cream and cake
were served by Miss Maize Eastman, Miss
Campbell and Miss Bryan. Sister Jane Francis
Of st. Margaret's, Boston, will arrive today to
take charge Of the home, which will be ready
for Its occupants on the 18th instant. Last
summer $50 poor children were received and
each enjoyed two weeks outing. The same |
number will be provided for this summer. |
The home Of Mr.. i. S. Hollidge Of Brookland |
was gaily decorated with Chinese lanterns and |
aglow with lights last evening" the occasion |
being the wedding Of Miss Nellie s. Hollidge |
and Mr.. Frank p. Marshall Of Lancaster, N H. |
The Rev. DR.. Weiderman of the McKendree NJ. |
+. Church performed the ceremony a. s o'clock. |
The parlors were fragrant with the odors of |
many flowers, and o beautiful scene was pre-
sented as the bridal party entered the rooms to ]
the strains Of a wedding march, performed by
MIR. Carl Boyd Of Washington. The bride en-
tered upon the arm OF her father. preceded by
MIR: Marshall and Mrs l. s. Hollidge and the
maid OF honor. Miss Belle r. Quigley. and the
greomsman, Mr.. Edward NJ. Hollldge, brother
OF the bride. The bride was attired IN white
bengaline, the bodice richly trimmed with lace.
and an elegant girdle Of white passamenterie,
with crystal pendants. falling gracefully over
the rich silk demi-trained skirt. Miss Quigley
was daintily gowned in q lovely shade Of pink
China silk. deliberately trimmed with pink
chiffon. Mrs. Hollidge wore heavily corded
and most becoming black bengaline lavishly
trimmed with black thread lace The bride
and maid Of honor wore La France roses in
their hair and the ladies Of the bridal party all
carried beautiful bouquets Of La France roses
and the gentlemen, in full evening dress, wore
boutonnieres of the same flower At the con-
,lusion Of the ceremony congratulations werc
'howered upon the happy couple. A sumptuous
collation. was served and Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
eft upon the midnight train for Baltimore.
whence they will proceed by sea to Boston and
hen to their home at Lancaster, where a recep-
ion will be given them.
Among the guests were Mr. Emmons s.
smith. Mrs. NJ. E. Borand. Miss Stella Bor-
and. Miss Edith Borland. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Il. Hollidge. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Hollidge. |
Mr. and Mrs. G.. B. Branson. Mr.. and Mrs Jas.
8. Hollidge. Miss Jennie Houidge Miss Ella
dollldge, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. George W. LANCE. Mr.. and Mrs. James s.
Crawford, Miss Ida Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Talks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Talks, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moser. Mr.. |
Jharles Adams, Miss Tillie Koeher, Miss Grace
.undt, Miss Adele lie Dane, Miss Laura Pyle.
Hiss Alice O'Dwyer. Miss Florence Collins,
Hiss Hannah Bresnahan, Mr. Walter De Mon. |
revile and Mr.. Leslie F. Borland Of Washing
on, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R. Mccormick, Miss
trace Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hospi-
al Of Brookland.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Richard Thompson will
cave the city for Stotts station on June Is to
emain until October l.
DIR. and Mrs. c. V. Boorman had an enioya-
lie trip to Omaha. where the railroad surgeons
led their annual session. They returned via
Chicago and St. Louis.
-"i' 'iNnA e. Sui'er anu MISS gertrude T.. |
seeker we're married Tuesday by the Rev. g.
!. Greene at the residence Of the brides
mother. After the ceremony they started on
Iedding journey to Watkins Glen and Niagara
'alls. {
Geo. Haas. jr.. and family Of Capitol Hill l
ave left the city for their summer residence {
ear Good Hope.
Milk and Vinegar. II
o the Editor of The Fyeninu Star.
After reading for several weeks about the :.