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

prominence by his official connection with
the exposition. After their wedding trip
Mr.. Edmonds will take his bride to Chi
cago where they will give three Wednesday
receptions in December at their home in the
Aston, $50 Division street. Invitations to
the wedding are sent out by Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas M. Sechler. parents of the bride
Ex-senator and Mrs. VanWyck have left
for their home in Nebraska. Miss Kathryn
Brodhead accompanied them and will spend
the autumn in Nebraska and in visiting her
brother at Lawrence, Kan.
Miss Kate Phelps and her cousin, Miss
May Dodge, have returned after a two
weeks stay at the Beard mansion, Anne
Arundel county, Md.
Mrs. and Miss Wyville have returned from
Capon Springs, where they have been spend
ing the summer.
Mrs. Richard NJ. Towson has returned to
the city after spending two months at the
Old Sweet Springs. w. Va.
Mrs. Henry Bredecamp and family. after
having spent two and half months at Mt.
Vernon on the Potomac, at their cottage,
have returned home.
Mrs. George w. Fairbrother is in San
Francisco, Cal, visiting her mother and
sister.
Professor B. E. Messer and his daughter,
Miss Nettie, of Anacostia Heights, have
gone to Paxson in the mountain region of
Loudoun county, Va, for an outing of
few weeks.
Mr.. William B. Morgan, accompanied by
his daughter, Elizabeth F. Morgan, and
Miss M. Burdick Ross. have returned from
delightful sojOurn at Old Point Comfort,
Norfolk and Virginia Beach. Miss Morgan
will make her debut this winter in Wash
ington society. and Is a very attractive
young lady. Miss Ross is a newcomer in
this city, and her charming manners have
made her many friends.
Mr.. JOS p. Cullen is receiving the con-
on the announcement of his marriage to
Miss Dorothy May Miller of New Haven,
Conn.,. which is to take place at ST Marys
Church, New Haven. on Tuesday. the 18th
instant. MIR. Chas. Miller. brother of the
bride will act as best man, and Miss Kate
c. CL4len, sister of the groom, will be
bridesmaid. After three-weeks' trip to
Niagara Falls. Montreal and Boston, Mr.
ana Mrs. Cullen will make their future
home with the groom's parents, All 9th
street northwest. where they will be at
home to friends after November l.
Cards have been issued by Mrs. j. A.
Roth for the marriage of her daughter
Mary, to Mr. Edward r. French, on We'd
nesday. September ri, 1894. at s O'Clock, at
the Church of the Reformation, corner I'd
and Il streets southeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lewis, jr. celebrates
their fifth anniversary Tuesday evening at
their residence. 314 9th street northeast
A large number of friends were present, and
wooden presents Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Melins Mr.. and Mrs w. H.
Hawes. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Unkefer, MIR. and
Mrs X: Cornell. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Alien
Dr. and Mrs. A. S. Helton, Miss Bell In
gram. Miss Retta Van Ness, Miss Maggie
OConnell, Miss Agnes O'Connell, Mrs.
Lillian Ryan. Mr.. Martin Decker Mr.. q.
w. Humphreys. Mr.. J. f. Crittendon. Mr..
Richard l.. Moran, Mr.. g. T.. Dawson Mr.
Frank Geddis, Mr.. Eddie Melins, Master
John Hawes Master Gus O'Conrell Master
Roy Helton. Mrs. John Ingram. Mrs. Edgar
w. Moore. Mrs. E. Lewis. Miss Laura
Wheatley of Kensington, Mrs. A. Foote,
Mrs. T. Skinner of Baltimore, Mrs. Byron
Bonney, Miss Bessie Ronney, Miss Lulu
McEpresh. Miss BLANCHE McElfresh of
Washington. <
Mrs. H. C. North and Miss O'Donnell
have returned to 2929e 14th street from
the summer delightfully."-. Mr.. North re-
manned there.
Dr. and Mrs. ]. w. Buckley and Mr.
Barry Buckley are located at Wormley's
for the winter.
Miss Ada Pardy will return home on
Sunday evening after a three weeks visit
through different northern cities.
The Misses Lou and Julia Booth will
leave Washington Monday for New
York and other cities north and will be
gone a month or six weeks
Miss Katie Doyle OF New Orleans. La,
who has been visiting her cousin, Miss Ida
Doyle, 92i 10Th street, has returned to her
home.
Mrs. A. Y. Gray will not be at home on
Monday, September II.
Mrs. Henry II. Smith has been spending
some weeks in the " hite mountains and
is now at lntervale, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. X. HoutZ, who have
been visiting the latter's mother, Mrs. Jos.
Fought, have returned TO Roanoke, Va,
accompanied by Miss Emily Fought, who
will visit with them for a short time
A surprise party was given to MIR. Roy
jackson and his cousin. Mr. Frank God
frey OF Camden, n. j., at the nome OF the
former 1905 9TH street northwest, Wednes-
day "ht. by club of young ladies' known
as tie II. s. G.'s. Refreshments were served
at Il pm. after which games and dancing
were INDUCED IN until late hour. The
party was chaperoned by Miss Eta Jack
sen and Miss Mamie De Neal. Among
those present were Miss Lena Jones of
Hampton. Va: and the Misses Bushman.
Donnelly, NJ. Jackson, Gibson, Tesh, Moran.
Howell. Watts, Stevenson, l.. De Neal;
Col. H. Ernest Hay. Capt. E. Jones. Sergt.
Stevenson. Prof Hastings of Central Amer
lea. Messrs. Domain. Stokes Reinohl,
Mahoney, Columbus, Shoemaker. Lutz and
Russell. The comic songs of Mr.. Frank
Locraft, together with the fancy dancing
Of the Misses Jackson, Gibson and De Neal,
were greatly enjoyed.
The marriage OF Miss Sioussat and Mr..
Philip Mason Cabell will BE- celebrated at
high noon on October 10 ut the home of the
bride
The wedding of Mr.. Frederick +. kittner
and Miss Lizzie A. Ellis was celebrated at
Holy Trinity Church on Wednesday last at
u O'Clock. Owing to the death of the
brides sister, only intimate friends were
present. The bride were a gown of white
silk trimmed with point lace.
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have just returned from a visit to Nashua
and LittletOn, n. H., from which point
they have made numerous delightful ex-
cursions to the mountains.
Rev. DR.. Samuel II. Greene and family
returned last evening from two months
vacation in New England.
Miss Cora May Brown and Charles Buck
ner Clark were marri,d at high noon today,
in the presence of the immediate families. at
the home Of the brides mother, 40 Florida
avenue. Rev. DIR. Todd, pastor of Hamlne
Church, officiating Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Will be at home to their friends after Oc-
tober l. at their residence, No. III N street
northwest
Mrs. WILDER w. Marmaduke and son
Meredith are spending a few weeks at her
fathers home in Augusta, Ky.
On Tuesday. September, IL, few of the