Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

miss hoekfns, Miss Anna AepinwAu. Miss Enrol
Brown. Mrs. John L. Morehead. Miss Wend-
ling Mr.. Vending, DR.. J. Elliot, Mrs. George
w. Brown, Rev. DIR. Cuthbert. Miss ]. l. Cuth-
Der, Miss Nelson. Miss Shaw. Mr. and Mrs.
George HUFF. Miss Reed, Mr.. Reed, Commo-
dore and Mrs. Folger.
pretty little wedding took place on the 4th
| instant at the residence Of Rev. +. D. Power,
pastor of the Christian Church Of this CITY, the
principals being Mr. James II. Ellsworth for
merly Of South Bond. Ind, and Miss Margaret
HAYES Spencer of Columbus. Ohio.
The bride was gowned in old rose broadcloth
and carried bouquet of brides roses.
The ceremony was witnessed only by the
nearest friends of the bride and groom Dr. and
Mrs. VIM. Geddes and daughter.
After the wedding the happy pair embarked
for Old Point, whence they will return to the
city in a few days and will be at home to their
friends at 17l9 G. street northwest after jan
uary IL, 1888.
Mrs. Walter S. Dodge will be at home on
Wednesdays in January at 939 o street.
Miss Lucy Call, daughter Of Senator Call, has
Just returned from Cuba, where she has spent
the holidays.
Wednesday evening Miss Ada Burch enter
tanned the Normal Club at eucher at her home,
2210 street. At IL o'clock the dining room was
thrown open and supper served The guests
were Misses Bradley. Lynch, French. Russell,
Guilford, Martin. and Mrs. Robertson. Messrs.
Gordon, Burch. Fairfax, Delanot, Thayer,
Davidson, Robertson. 'Guyman, Terry, Lar
coomb, Bromwell and Bowen. Mr.. Delanot
and Miss Martin won the first prizes and Mr..
Gordon and Miss Keyson the boobies /,
A pretty church wedding was solemnized at
the Columbia Baptist Church of Falls Church
Tuesday evening at o'clock. The bride was
Emma Marie, daughter OF Rev. J. T. Barber,
pastor of the Baptist Church, the groom An
drew c. Sill of Hartman, Tenn. The ceremony
was performed by the brides father. The
church was tastefully decorated with ever
greens, holly, mistletoe and flowers. The bride
wore pretty wedding gown Of light brown
silk Miss Ida Quick presided at the organ.
The ushers were Mr.. Tunis Quick and Mr.. Maui
rice Wheeler. After the ceremony the com
pany went to the church parlors, where Mr..
Proudft presented the guests to the bride and
groom after which an elaborate collation. was
spread. Mr.. and Mrs. Sill took the morning
train for their future home in Tennessee.
Miss r. J. Fish of Denver, Col, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. S. V. Proudfit, in Falls Church.
She will visit Washington, Seaford, Del, and
New York before she returns to the west
Miss Ida Quick. who has been visiting friends
for several months in New Jersey, New York
and Massachusetts, returned to her home in
Falls Church in time for Christmas
DIR. Sigismond Boernstein sailed for Vienna,
Austria, December IL. His daughter Aida &C
companied him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert s. Owen leave tomor-
row for stay OF some months in Florida. Mr..
Owen is convalescing slowly but steadily from
his long illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter H. Heskell, jr. gave a
reception this afternoon in honor of the first
anniversary OF their wedding. The decorations
were palms and hyacinths. the flower of the
hostess bridal bouquet. The mother, Mrs.
Herbert c. Plass. carne over from New York
city to assist. The receiving party also included
Miss Parson and Miss Bussey.