Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-14
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A Pretty Wedding Last Night at Waugh
Church.
Wimodaughsis Threw Open It's Hos
pitable Doors Last Night - The
Latest Announcements,

Wimodaughsis was at home last night to
an invited company, when an interesting
musical program and the usual charms Of
a social evening entertained everybody.
Mrs. Ruth D. G. Havens, president was
present to meet the guests among whom
were some friends from other cities.
Miss Anna May Whiteside. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Whiteside and Prof.
c. Foster Wood were married last night at
Waugh NJ E. Church, in the presence Of
large gathering OF their friends, by Rev.
DR.. Alex. E. Gibson. The bride was at
tended by a maid of honor, Miss Maud E.
Turner, and Prof. Edward Hall was best
man. The ushers were Messrs. Andrew
Lukei, Bellar and Croft. The bride and
groom entered the church together, pre-
ceded by the maid of honor and the ushers-
The brides gown of white MORE an
tique, trimmed with pearl passementerie and
lace. Her bouquet was of bridal roses.
Miss Turner wore white organdie over pink
silk. and carried La France roses, tied with
pink ribbons. The couple left on late
train for a trip North, and upon their re-
turn will be at home to their friends on
Tuesdays after April at No. 311 East
Capitol street The bride received large
number of beautiful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. NJ. Ffoulke have is
sued invitations for two Thursday recep-
tions, March p and 2S, at O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Henderson will give
dinner March 20.
A mouse reception" given by the ladies
of the E. L. NJ. Social Club to the members
and friends of the club at the home of Miss
Watson, GAS Acker street northeast, on
Tuesday evening, proved to be an enjoyable
entertainment. A program. including
piano solo by Mrs. Mclaughlin. autoharp
Longley and Miss Margaret Storm, a read
ing by Mr.. Weber, and an original poem,
entitled 1.-The Mouse" composed for the oc-
casion by Mr.. Geo. w. Sp.edel was rem
dered. Great amusement was afforded by
the efforts of all present to pin tails in
proper position on tailless mouse dis
played on the wall. The prizes We're
awarded to Miss Becker and Mr.. Rowland.
the BOBBY prizes to Miss Becker and Mr..
Weber. Those present were Mrs. Watson
and Misses Libbie. Eva, Mary and Ruth
Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Spiedel, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. S. Mclaughlin, Mrs. Holmes, Miss Ohm
sted, Miss Lorgley Miss Warden. Miss jar
Wis, Miss Crosby, Miss Becker, Miss Searle.
Misses Anna and Clara Hart, Misses Mar
garet and Louise Storm, and Messrs. Louis
Weber, II. l.. Baldwin, o. Wiggans, w. NJ.
Rowland w. Cole, Geo. H. Wilder, Geo. p.
FAINT. DR.. w. E Cotton and DR.. H. A.
Spring. The club adjourned to hold its
rext meeting with Miss Hart, DO It'll street
northeast
Miss Carrie Ball gave a progressive
euchre party Tuesday evening. The head
prizes were won by Miss Sallie Ball and Mr..
c. I. Belt. and the BOBBY prizes by Miss
Ada Bowde and Mr.. Chas. Loving.
Miss E. Jennie Wallach, SOB E street
northwest, will be at home to her friends
Saturday before departing for the west.
where she will accompany Miss Freda
Franc of Toledo Ohio.
Miss Clare Howard is in Baltimore, and
is with her aunt, Mrs. Carroll Spence Mac
gill.
Mrs Anthony A. Connolly will not re-
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following Fridays during the season.
The Sewing Circle Auxiliary to the board
of lady managers of the Garfield Memorial
Hospital will be entertained by Mrs. Miriam
da Tulloch, III Il street southeast, tomor-
row at IL clock.
Mrs. w. Brenton Boggs has removed to
aS6 sd street.
The ladies' and their escorts of the Dolly
Madison Chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution were entertained by
Mrs. Philip F. Larner, at her pleasant
home 1746 street, last evening. After
the usual preliminary exercises an interest
ing literary program was enjoyed. IN which
Mrs Mary Chase Garnetts reading, Mr..
Tweedale's recitations and the historical
anniversaries of the month, with brief ms
torical sketches connected Herewith, by
Mrs. w. Ross Browne, historian, were es-
pecially interesting. After which an ele-
CANT repast and an hour spent socially
were enjoyed. Mrs. Tabor johnson, vice
A telegram from Richmond announces
the engagement of Bishop H. Melville
jackson of Alabama to Miss Carrie Coch-
ran of Eufala, Ala 1t is understood that
the marriage will take place very soon af-
ter Easter Miss Cochran is the niece of
Gov. Oates of Alabama. Bishop Jackson
was formerly rector Of Grace Church,
Richmond. and his second wife died six
teen months ago. Miss Cochran visited
Mrs Oates here last year. and made her
debut at a handsome tea given her by her
aunt.
Miss Julia Tull of Morganton, N. c.. is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Cooke, 1916 Wallach place northwest. Miss
Tuu has for some weeks been visiting
friends and relatives in New York city
and Philadelphia, and is now on her way
hcme.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Smith Russell take
luncheon with Mrs. Cleveland today.
Mrs. E. Jones of Philadelphia is on visit
to her mother, Mrs. John T. Mckeon, 142S