Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-10

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Jesse F. Little the ushers, preceded the
maids of honor, who were Miss Daisy Birch
and Miss Dora Schlim. The bride wore
white silk trimmed with pearl passament-
terie and carried white chrysanthemums,
The bridesmaids wore white silk and carried
iong-stemmed pink and yellow chrysanthe,
NUNS. Mr.. and Mrs. Galloway left inns
mediately on a western trip and will res
turn home about December 1.
A very pretty wedding took place at tho
residence of the brides parents, in Freder-
icksburg, Va, last Wednesday evening. Mr..
Arthur L. Lucas of this city and Miss j.
Eta Legion of Fredericksburg were mar
ried by Rev. DR.. T. S. Dunaway. The bride
was becomingly attired in brown travel
Ing costume and attended by Messrs. VIM.
Fields and Clarence 1. Gessford of this city.
Mrs. Lucas will be at home to their friends
next Thursday evening, from 4 to 8, at 519
9th street southwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lee Lowe have returned
from their wedding tour and are now CONS
fortably settled in their new home 127 q
street northeast, where they will be pleased
to see their friends after Monday next
Mr.. f. Lewis Marshall, jr., arrived at
Southampton last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baltus De Long, who have
been visiting their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs,
Cornelius Shugerlandt. at the Shugerlandt
manor on the Hudson, are now at their old
home, Albany, N. Y.
left for Dayton, Ohio, Thursday morning.
called there by the death of their father.
The Christian Endeavor Society of tho
Assembly Church held its monthly social al
the residence of Miss Allison of NJ street
northwest last evening.
Miss Sullivan of Both street, Georgetown
is visiting friends in Brooklyn, N Y.
On Monday evening. November g. tho
young friends of Miss Mary L. Withers
gathered to offer their congratulations on
her twelfth birthday. There were between
thirty and forty present, among them Fam
me. Pauiine and Malvine Woog Cora Nc
Carly, Edna Harris Lillian Brooks Bessie
Wallard, Viola Latham, Virginia Walker,
Fannie BuIlen, Gertrude Fuller. Edna Shinn,
Helen and Virginia Wey, and Loretto and
Minick, Mabel Kipp. Blanche Judson, Flor
ence Adams, Blanche Russ. Mamie Nc
Gregor, Pearl Hansborough, Winfield Scott,
Henry Woog. Fred. Burke. Taylor Curran,
Rob Shinn, George and Charlie Dietz, Tay-
Tor Darby, Harry Burlingame, Will Dayis
and Martin Watson
Miss Mae Petty of o street is visiting teI
friend. Mrs. L. c. Young, at Falls Church
Va.
Miss Ethelwyn B. Hall, having fully re-
covered from her recent illness, is now WIS.,
fting with her friends in Baltimore. She
Will return to the city the latter part Of
next week.
The Independent Social Club and the
Ahacostla Soclals celebrated the opening OF
their new club room Thursday evening by
masquerade hop, Good Hope Hill,
which was largely attended. Dancing was
kept up till midnight, when supper was
served at the residence of Mr.. E. p. Hughes.
Among those present were Miss Heating,
Miss Annie Smith, Miss Nellie and Maud
Simmonds, Miss frankie Smyth, Miss Jessie
Hodgson, Miss Florence Davis, Miss Rose
Webster. Miss May Harris. Miss Bevins,
Miss Canter. Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes, Mr.. and
Mrs ]. E. Hodgson. Mr.. and Mrs. Cross.
Mrs. Simmonds, Miss Garrett Miss Ola Gar
ret, Miss Blanch Kraft, Miss Connick and
Messrs. Nelson, Mclean, Hodgson, FOLSOM
Etzler. Simmonds. Kelly, Garrett Heating,
Truston, Entwisle, Pitts, Hyde. Thornet
and Fills.
Miss Katherine Russell Of Georgetown
Heights is visiting Mrs. Thomas l.. Norton.
in New York city.
Mrs. w. S. Powell of slangollen. Howard
county, Nd, is visiting Mrs. l.. ID. NJ. Sweat
at her home, In Portland, Me.
Mr.. B. w. ellis and family have removed
from lbs d street northwest to 11S Florida
avenue northwest Mrs. ellis and daugh-
tiers will be at home, as usual. on Tuesdays.
Miss Katherine Willard is visiting Mrs.
Cleveland at Woodley.
Washington society will be well repre-
scented next week at the horse show in New
York The Baltimore show attracted a
great many of fashionables from here also.
Secretary Lamont is going north early
next week to see his mother and to accom-
pany her home to this city. She is now
much improved from her recent severe III
ness, and the journey can be undertaken
with every security, especially as she is
most anxious to get here to spend the win
ter.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. George II. Aredge for the marriage Of
their daughter, Emily Mae. to Mr.. Warren
Kyle Snyder. a prominent young lawyer of
Oklahoma City. The wedding is to take place
on Wednesday evening, November u, at
o'clock, First Baptist Church, 10th street.
After the wedding the couple will leave for
a tour. Miss Virgie l.. Arledge. sister of the
bride, will act as maid of honor. There will
be two bridesmaids: Miss Snyder, sister Of
the groom, and the brides second sister,
Miss Mellye Arledge. Mr.. Andrew Green
will act as best man.. The groomsmen Will
be Mr.. HI. c. Snyder, brother of the groom.
and Mr. Sherman Fowler Of Alexandria.
There will be six ushers.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Frey
was the scene of a happy gathering Thurs
day evening at the christening of their in
FAINT daughter Bessie. Music games and
dancing were INDUCED in until late hour,
when all repaired to the dining room, where
refreshments were served. Among those
present were Mrs. c. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. Ward Mesdames Hardy, Keeper, William
son, Sherwood, Padgett and Mr.. and Mrs G.
Blader, Miss A. Ward, and Messrs. Ward.
Leshean, Womersley, Gates, Mclaughlin,
Hardy, l.. Ward, V. Keeper, A. Frey and q.
Butter.
Mrs. Georganna Hussey Wilson has re-
turned to her home on Connecticut avenue
after a summer of travel including stays at
Newport and Narragansett Pier.
Mrs. s. Schwarz of Dayton, Ohio, is the
guest of Mrs. H. S. Alder, 40 1-2 street
southwest. At home Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. II. T. Guss have removed to
their handsome new house on Columbia
Heights. No. 1404 Binney street. Mrs. Guss
will be at home Fridays.
A pleasant dance was given by the Rose
burg Club of the Maryland Agricultural Col
lege In the hall last night. During the
interpIission a collation. was served
in the dining room. Quite a number Of
Washingtonians were present, among whom
we're the Misses S. Noble, l.. Wagner, j.
Wagner, kimbuly, Mendini, Shreves Gen.
ari. Dawson, Manning, Willis, Walton, and
Messrs A. Brown, F.. X. Newcomb. Henley,
Carroll and Finley.
The regular semi-monthly meeting of the
Cosmopolitan Shakespeare Club met at Mrs.
Lillian NJ. Armstrong;, 9th street south
east. on Monday evening. The work of the
evening consisted of readings from Poet
Lore, act third; Macbeth" Mrs Jamison's
characteristics of Lady Macbeth" in Rolls
Edition Of Shakespeare by the members:
Americanisms in Shakespeare. Mrs. Arm