The Washington times., 1894-11-26

the marriage OF his son. Lieut. Ruggles to
the daughter of Col and Mrs. Marcus P.
Miller. The ceremony Will take place on
Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. K. Fl. Sherman, of New York, niece OF
the late Gen. Sherman, is making a short
stayin Washington, and is at the Eobitt.
Ex-Secretary Whitney, accompanied by
Miss Pauline Whitney and Mr. Harry Pavne
Whitney, will sail by the Majestic for Eng
land on December 5. After short stay in
England the ex-Secretary will take his daugh-
ter and son to the south OF France, and be-
fore the close Of the winter will 90 TO Egypt
on account OF the health Of Miss Whitney, her
physicians having stated it to be positively
necessary that she should spend the winter in
n warm climate.
Miss Emma L. Aue, daughter Of Mrs. Henry
Aue, was married last night at o'clock, by
the Rev. MIR. Faeius, to Prof. William
Toense.
The National Guard Band. of which the
groom is a member, played the wedding
marches at the church.
The brides gown was Of white henrietta
with duchess lace and pearl trimmings. She
carried bouquet white roses and smilax and
was attended by Miss Amelia Fey as maid of
honor. Miss Fey's gown was also Of white
henrietta and the flowers carried by her were
la France roses and smilax
The best man was Mr.. Gustav Aue, Of New
York. The ushers were Messrs. N. 0'Ran-
lon, George Wilmer, Gus Frjedrichs. and
John O'Keef. The ceremonies at the church
were followed at O'Clock BY reception at
1886 Seventh street. Among those present were
Mrs. Aue, Mr. and Mrs. Toense. and Miss
Peterson, of New Jersey: Mr.. 4. H Toense
and family, Mrs. Fey and family, Mr.. Sobolka
and family Mr. Fred Aue and family Mr.
nd Mrc ENr Taco
Miss Schneider, Mr.. Carl Ritter, Mr.. II.
Schuld and family, Mr.. Louis NJ. Cruger. Mr..
@. Western, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer and family
Mr.. aud Mrs. Erdier, Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Glaser, Mr. and Mrs Nevmver
Mrs. and the Misses Berger. Mr.. Schuckler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Berger, Mr.. John Operheim,
and Miss Annie G. Murphy. Mr. and Mrs.
William Toense will make their home at 1415
Fifth street.
Mrs Lewis, No. 1909 North Carolina ave
nue.. who has been very III for the past three
weeks, is convalescent. and will be pleased TO
see her friends.
Col. and Mrs. Walcots. OF Q street, gave q
select musicale Saturday evening from TO II
o'clock in honor Of Sonora Marie EuCenia
and DIR. Don J. Ii. 1rigoyen, secretary OF the
Peruvian legation. The programme consisted
OF the following numbers: ''SObre Las Sofas.
by the orchestra: recitation. Mrs. Alex Z.
Beall; guitar solo, Mr. Algernon Michener:
recitation, Miss Blanche Beau; vocal solo,
Mrs. ]. Esputa Daly; piano solo, Mr Claude
Miller; "a Pair OF Lunatics." by Miss ADbie
and Mr.. Will I. Johnson; baritone solo. DIR.
John DAILY, Miss Mamie Esputa accompany
ing; dialogue, Mrs. and Miss Beail; piano
solo, Mr.. B. NJ. Clinedinst, jr.: recitation.
Miss Johnson; vocal trios. William DAILY. Miss
Morgan, and Miss Esputa; .Darkey's
nraarS - Oraba=fra ffar fbs q,
beautiful collation. was served.
Those present were: Judge and HRS. Pas
ehal, of Texas; Miss Mayo. Mr. Will Johnson,
Miss Abbie Johnson, Miss Hayden, Mr.
Charles Miller, Misses Church, Mr. b. ".
Clinedinst, jr., Mrs. Bacon. Mr. Claude Mil
ler, William DAILY. DR.. DAILY. Miss Esputa,
Miss Morgan, Mrs. Heyrlmum, hrs. Beall,
Miss Beall, Mr.. Agernon Kitchener. Mrs.
Brady, Mr. VIII Walcott, and others.
The Chrysanthemum Euehre Club gave its
initial entertainment last Wednesday even
ing at the elegant new home of Dir. T 4.
Rover. No. 49 street northwest, Miss Agnes
Rover being the hostess of the occasion The
honor prizes were won by Miss sadie Mullen
and Mr. Ed Schwartz, the consolation prizes
being given TO Miss Nellie Corrigan and Mr.
Devlln. The guests partOok OF an elaborate
supper. The room and table were hand
| somely decorated with the enblematic
flower. Misses Celia Murphy, Nellie Corri-
gan, Katherine Lackey, Agnes Rover. AMI
Messrs. Goodchid and Schwartz entertained
the party in vocal selections. Among those
present were Misses Agnes and Mary Rover.
Celia Murphy, Mamie Mcguire. Sadie Null
len. Katherine Lackey, Nellie CorriSan, Fan
ME Plummer Messrs Devlin. Wagner. Good
child. WEIGH, Schwartz, Ferry, Fitzpatrick,
and Walsh.
Tar-oU Tpcfitr+a Orabc-Ero o--f-+o-f I,,-
Mrs. Kitty Thompson Berry, solo soprano, OF
| ST. Aloysious' Church; Mr. John J. Heating,
| OF st. Patricks Church, promising young
baritone, and Miss Blanche Wood, of St.
| Peters Church choir, rendered a very fine
musical programme at recent lecture given
| by the Father Mathew Total Abstinence So
| eiety.
The art loan exhibition, which Is to be
| given in G.. A. r. Hail from December 10 to
| 10 by the management of the Eastern Dispen-
| sary, is assuming large proportions, and those
| who are directly engaged in the work of pre-
| pairing for the event are greatly encouraged
with the outlook. Besides the exhibition OF
| the paintings of our prominent artists, whose
| names have been heretofore mentioned, there
will be fancy articles donated by the board oi
| lady managers for sale. II is also the purpose
| of the ladies to serve a midday luncheon for
| friends OF the institution who are not able to
| take an active part IN the exhibition If eX-
! pectations are realized the dispensary will ne;
an amount sufficient TO enable its officers tc
very materially strengthen its position and
thereby extend its professional and medical
aid TO more OF the needy of this city.
| The members of Mizpah branch of the Min
| istering Children's League of this city propose
| to hold fair on the 18th and 10th OF Decem.
Der at the hall over Magruder's drug store, OF
the southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenu,
and Nineteenth street. This little band o
| boys has for the last four years done much
| good work in the way of substantial charity
and we'll deserves the patronage OF all who arC
interested in their fellow-man. 1t is hoped
| the parents and friends Of the boys will turI
| out and lend not only their sympathy bu
their best financial support on this occasion
| Many pleasant features are planned for tht
occasion. and good time may be expected
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