Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-09
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Notes Of Interest About Well-Known
Washington People.
The knObloch-HannanW Wedding Last
Observation-Disclosures Going
Away and Returnipg.

Senator and Mrs. wolcott sailed last Sat-
urcay for Europe, and. though they are not
expecting to stay long, the trip will be an
agreeable break before the year closes.
The marriage Of Miss Emma McNelr and
Mr.. James Edgar Smith will take place at
noon Thursday, November 16, and not Tues
day, the 18th, as stated by mistake The
ceremony will be performed in the presence
of the immediate families and will be fol-
lowed by reception, invitations to which
have been limited to the relatives and a
few intimate friends. Cards will be sent
out later for an AT Home. Monday, De-
cember Is. from 4 to z.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson of Bethesda, Md,
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Appleton
Cady, at 800 street northeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Goode have re-
turned to the city for the winter and have
taken the house, 1853 p street
Miss Pauline A. Knobloch and Mr. Jospeh
H. Hannah were married last night at tre
residence of the parents of the bride in the
presence of a gathering of relatives and
friends Mr. Paul Knobioch. brother of
the bride, gave her away and Mr. Alvan
Macauley was best man. The bride wore a
becoming toilet of white silk and a gold
necklace that was worn by her great grand
mother on the occasion of her marriage.
After the ceremony, while the company
Joined the bride and groom at supper an
original poem in honor Of the bride was
read. Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Janus, Mr.. and MIS-. HeiaermLa Miss
Anna Heger, Mr.. and Mrs. Platt Mr. and
Mrs. ]. S. Stodder, Mr.. Carl Stodder, Prof
and Miss Hurlebaus. Mrs. Neikirk, Misses
Josie Antoinette and Flora Neuhaus, Miss
Gceckler, Mrs. and the Misses Walter Miss
Stiehl, the Misses Miller. Mrs. Welch, Mr..
and Mrs. Metz, and Mrs. II. c. Grover
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannah left on a late train
for Berkeley, w. Va.
Miss Lucy Ryney returned home on Sat-
urday from a long visit in Chicago and
other parts of Illinois, to her new home, sOS
NJ street. She was accompanied here by
her young cousin, Miss Bessie Reddick
daughter of the late Andrew Reddick of
La Sale. Ill.
Mrs. @. Fayette Grayson and child of
Blanks Court House. w. Va. are visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Chas. W. Tabler, at 223 ID
street southeast.
Miss Phoebe Sherrier Of Virginia and Mr.
Geo. Couley of Canada were married yes
| terday at the parsonage of Mt. Olivet
Church. Alexandria. Only the relatives Of
the couple were present.
The Columbian Progressive Euchre Club
was entertained last evening by Mrs Chas.
E. Nayior, 1l9 E street. Owing to the fact
that the members are all expert euchre
players, the games were exceedingly close
and exciting Two ladies were tie for the sec
ond prize and three gentlemen were tie
the ladies' first prize, sterling silver link
bracelet. Mrs. Z. W. w. Griffin and Mrs.
Frank johnson played OF for the second
prize, a Derby silver pun box, and it. was
secured by Mrs. Griffin. Mr.. w. A. Hun
gerford. Mr.. Frank Johnson, and Mr.. Chas.
Z. Naylor played off for the gentleman's
! first and second prizes, and Mr.. Frank
johnson secured the first, a silver-back
clothes brush, and Mr.. Chas. f. Mayor Sc
| cured the second. a seal leather combina-
ton cardcase aid pocketbook. After the
prizes were awarded, supper was served by
| the charming hostess, to which all did am
| pie justice, and adjourned TO meet on We'd
| nesday, November o. at the residence of
Mrs. Coombs, 1903 10th street northwest.
The members present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Hungerford, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
johnson, Mr. and Mrs Chas E. NayIor,
Mr. and Mrs f. w. w. Griffin,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Simpson, Mr. and Mrs.
| VIM. b. Coombs. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. j..
Becker. Mrs. NJ. A. Corcoran, Miss Annie
West, Miss Ollie Joyce, and Messrs. J. j.
Fisher, J. Seymour Carter, and Edward
| Van Dyke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin johnson Of Eugene
City, Ore, are spending a few days in the
city as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Crosssnt.
Mrs. E. Steinem will be at home to her
! friends on Fridays at 935 r street.
The engagement is announced In Chicago
| of Miss Grace Black, daughter of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. John c. Black, to Mr..
Frank Burlington Vrooman OF Worcester.
Mass. The wedding will be celebrated dur
| ing the holidays.
Mrs. Anthony A. Connolly resumed her
afternoon receptions last Friday and will
| be at home for the future on that day at
her residence 1895 9Th street from to 5:
Her sister. Mrs. Lindley s. Anderson Of
| Seattle, Wash. who is now visiting her
| has quite recovered from the severe ac-
| cident she met with In Chicago while at
/ tending the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Smith having sold
| their residence on Massachusetts, avenue
are now located at the Cambridge, 1909 18th
| street.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Earle having rented
| their house are now at the Cambridge
| The Columbia tea given by the Sodality
Of st. Patrick's Church at Carroll Hall ha $
proved such a social success that IL will be
| repeated this evening. Several new
| features have been added.
Mrs. Louis II. Clement Of Salisbury Y.
| c., Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Louis ID.
| Wine, at III q street.
Mrs. Winter l.. Wilson, formerly Miss NJ
| Turner formerly of Washington and now
of Elkton, Nd, is visiting relatives at Soi
X street northwest.
Morgan were married at the Assembly
| Little performed the ceremony and Prof
King played Memberships Wedding March
Miss Morrison was attirei in travelling gown
and was accompanied by few Intimate
| friends. After spending short time in
Washington. during their honeymoon, the
young couple will return to Portland the
home of the groom.