Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-11

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delphia, Mr.. and Mrs. Selig Meter Of Phila-
deiphta. Mr.. Joseph Meter of Philadelphia
Mr.. David Rcsenan, Mr.. Moses Cans
Mr.. Max Cans, Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel
| Moses, Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Cans, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Charles Stern, Mr.. and Mrs Sam
Cans. Mr.. and Mrs. Cans, AIR. Isaac Cans
Mr.. T. l.. krause, Mrs. Horkheimer Mr.. V.
rosenberg and Mr. and Mrs. 5. Levy of Bal
! umore, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wald Of New York
| MI. and Mrs. Theo. Meter of Philadelphia,
Mr. and Mrs. j l.. Strauss of New York.
MA an; a ANA MIS-: Berliner of New York. Mr.
ana Mrs. Sam Kuhn of New York, Mrs
| Seisel and daughter of New York. AIR Sim
| crown OF New York. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kat
zerstein OF Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
| Berney, Mr. Isaac Kaufman of I,altimore
| MIR. and Mrs. Wolf kaufman of Muscatine
| Iowa; Mr.. A. l.. Urwck of Baltimore. Miss
Sarah Bass of Baltimore. Mr.. Moses Bass
| and sister of Baltimore, Mr.. Sol Bass and
| sister. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rothschili of Phila-
| delphia, Mr.. s. Meyer of Philadelphia. Mr
| ;. Erlish and sisters of Baltimore. Mr. J.
| HERNIA of baltimore Mr.. Ottenheimer of
] baltimore. MIR. Chas. Rose and wife of Bal
| timore, Miss Amelia Stern of Baltimore
| NJ. VIM. Moser of Baltimore. Mr.. l.
Hamburger of Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
vid Moses of Baltimore, Mr. and Mrs Moses
Moses of Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wheat
| field of Baltimore, Mr.. Ed. Frankenthal
| and sister of Baltimore, Mrs. Frauken-
thai and daughter of Baltimore. Mr.
| and Mrs Alex. Stern of Baltimore
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. Moses of Baltimore Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Blackjack of Baltimore, Mrs
| j. n. Greenbaum of Baltimore. Mr. and
Mrs. Simon Pink of INDIANAPOLIS Ind =. Mr.
and Mrs J. Rosenbush of Baltimore, Miss
| Lira Blumenthal of Baltimore. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Gutenberg of Baltimore. Mr.. l.. OF
| tenberg and sister of Baltimore. Mr. and
Mrs. X. Rosenberg of Baltimore, Mrs. G.
Weinberg of Bal imore, Mr. and Mrs. j.
Weinberg of Baltimore. MIR. and Mrs. Wise
| of Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Thalheimer
of Baltimore, MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Schloss
of Baltimore. Mr.. Louis Schloss of Bal.i-
| more, Mr.. Simon $ ,hloss of Baltimore, Mr..
Max Schloss of lltimore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Kirchheimer Of Baltimore. Mr.. Alex.J.
Gross of Baltimore, Mr.. Martyr Leymeyer
| of Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Blumenthal
of Philadelphia, Miss Rose Goldsmith of
Baltimore, Miss Hannah Goldsmith Of Bal
timore, Mr.. Simon Goldsmith OF Baltimore,
Mrs. Y. Goldsmith of Baltimore, Mr. Sol
Blumenthal of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Refs of Philadelphia, Miss Amelia Moses
ard brother of baltimore. Miss Sarah Blum
of Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lustig
of Fort Edward, n. Y.
A very beautiful event was the marriage
yesterday at high noon. at Star of the Sea
Chapel. Fort Monroe. Va, of Miss Mary
Lee Duvall, daughter of Lieut.. William L.
Duvall of the United States army, to Louis
K. Marie, a son of the late John u. Marie
and nephew of Peter Marie of New York.
The ceremony was followed by a breakfast
at the home of the brides parents.
The house and church were deliberately
decorated with white roses. sweet peas and
asters.
John Van Schaick Oddie of New York
acted as best man. and the ushers were
Parker r. Freeman and Henry II. Smith
Of Philadelphia and Lieut.. John r. Hams
of the L. S. army.
The bridesmaids were Miss Grubb OF
Philadelphia, daughter of Gen. +. Burd
Grub; Miss Davidson of Richmond, Va;
Miss Davis, daughter of Capt. Davis of
Fort Monroe and Miss Rundlett of Wash
ington, D. c. The bride wore a handsome
white satin gown. made with high corsage.
trimmed with point lace. Her bridesmaids
were becomingly dressed in pale green silk,
covered with tulle.
They carried shower bouquets of pink
roses, tied with pale green sash ribbons
Mr.. Marie, who is almost as well known in
New York as in his native city, is an archi-
tect and owns handsome estate called
Brookdale, near Philadelphia. where they
Will reside. They came here last evening.
Prof. Philip l.. Kahmer of Baltimore was
married yesterday to Miss Annie S. Gender
the youngest daughter of Rev. l. Gender of
McGheysville, Va, at the residence of Prof
Reuckert, 1853 18th street northwest Wash
ington, ID. c. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. DIR. W. II. Gotwald The parlors
In which the wedding took place We're
decorated with palms and flowers. After
the ceremony dinner was served.
A quiet but pretty wedding took place
yesterday morning at IL o'clock In the par
sonage of the Central Methodist Protestant
Church. Miss Elizabeth Snyder and MIR.
VIM; II. Martin, jr., being the contracting
ceremony and Mr.. II. Clyde Grimes acted
as best man. The parsonage was prettiiy
decorated for the occasion, and many
friends OF both parties were present. The
pride was beconsingly attired in a travelling
dress OF brown satin and white brocade
SILK, with hat to match, and carried a bou-
quet OF Marshal Neil roses. After receiy-
ing the congratulation of their friends the
bride and groom left for Fair View Va
where their honeymoon will be spent MIR
ana Mrs Martin will be at home at 1904
9TH street northwest, after October 1, where
they Will be pleased TO receive their friends
The engagement Of Miss Susie Beatrix
Crimmins to Albert Gould Jennings of
brooklyn was announced yesterday. Miss
Cr1mmins is the eldest daughter of John
d. trimmins of New York, and was here
LAST winter and handsomely entertained by
Mrs Lamont.
Mrs J. ID. Croissant and her son De Witt
and Mrs. r. S. Davis have returned after
spending the summer in and about Boston
Mass.
Rev. DR.. W. J. Mcknight and family
and Mrs. j. Mcknight Goode have returned
rom their summering at Oakland, Md, TO
their nome at I'LL - street northwest
Chief Constructor Philip Hichborn has
just returned from a tour of inspection of
the various navy yards and shipbuilding
works through the New England states
during his trip he was accompanied by his
famliy, and all have been bettered by their
outing.
The families of Mr.. J. f. Crutchet ana
hlr James F. Huguley have returned bonn.
after a summer outing at Colonial Reach
Va. Dea0A'
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Cartwright have re-
turned TO their home, 1898 o street. after n
TWO months stay at Walters Park. Pa
Miss Franklin left this morning to visi,
ner mother at their old hom. in Lees
purs, Va Miss Franklin has been snend
ing the summer with Miss Kurtz OF George
town Heights.
Miss Sophie kettler has returned home
after a pleasant trip of four months in Ger
many.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cabell are receiving warm
congratulations of their friends upon their
ciahse OF residence. Their new home on X
street Is the superb brown-stone ruausion
erected by ex-senator T. W. Palmer of
Michigan, and occupied for a time by Sena
Tor Aan1erson and afterward by ex-Secre-
tary of War Ekins.
Mrs {. W. Harleston and her two Young
daughters have returned To the city from a
pleasant outing OF several weeks in Mary
land.
Miss +. Virginia Moore left this morning
for short visit TO Nomini
Miss blanche Wilson, daughter Of Chan
lam David Wilson, United States army No