Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-25
A Home Wedding Uniting Good Maryland
Stock.
Debut Tens, Informal Mt Homes and
Surprise Parties-Per-
sOnals.


| trip the couple will live in Georgetown.
Dr.. and Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe have been
giving a series of at homes to friends
and members of the New York Avenue
Church on Mondays during November. The
last Of these informal receptions will be
held this evening. from 8 to TO-
Mrs. J. Condit Smith has cards out for a
tea, to Z, Monday, December 0, at %
Lanier place, to introduce Miss Mary Con-
dit Smith.
Mrs. Harrison Howell Dodge has cards
out for a tea Thursday, December 5, to Z,
to introduce the Misses Dodge.
Miss Hirst, 1918 NJ street northwest, gave
notably pleasant progressive euchre
party Friday evening to twenty couples.
The prizes given were exceedingly appro-
pirate. The first lady's prize won by
Mrs. CaperS and first gentleman's prize by
Mr.. Curriden. The consolation prizes were
awarded Miss Stinson and Mr.. Capers, and
were of sufficient attractiveness to be con-
tended for. One Of the features of the
evening was the singing of Mrs. Berry,
who treated the company to several well
rendered solos. After refreshments the
guests were surprised by the presentation
of "a mystery story consisting of a num-.
Der of very promisng-looking packages at
tached to a cord which stretched
across the room. Each guest, according to
number, was blindfolded and requested to
find a package, and upon its being opened
pretty souvenir was found inclosed, to-
Sether with an appropriate verse. which
was to be read aloud. This novel feature
was very enjoyable and produced much
merriment.
The first meeting of the C. C. H. E Club
was held Friday evening last at the resi-
dence of Miss Wilson on Capitol Hill. Those
in ATTENDANCE in addition to the hostess,
We're Miss Emma Wilson. Miss Kloman,
Miss Plant, Miss Hazen. Miss Joyce. Miss
Magdalen Breuninger. Miss Tusslnelda
Breunnger. Miss Lilly Merritt, Miss flor
Ti-c pal
Kathryn Stotenburgh and Messrs. Edwin
n. Burns. George 7. Cox, Arthur l. Clark,
John Wilson. William Geiseking, DR..
Wheaklev. Dr. Stotenburgh, Messrs Rob
ert f. Bolton, Franklin Moore, Victor A.
Braunstein, Clarence Price and DR.. Duffy.
Toward midnight a collation. was served,
| and costly prizes awarded to the fortunate
participants in the euchre game. Miss
Hazen Won the ladies' first prize AMI Miss
Florence Merritt the second. Mr.. George T.
Cox after stubbornly fought contest, was
awarded the gentleman's first prize, a
handsome silk umbrella, and Mr.. Victor A.
Braunstein, a very dainty card case as
second prize. The next meeting of the
club will be held at the residence of Miss
Belle Burns,
There was a pleasant surprise party ten
dered Mr.. Jas. D. Wright at his residence.
No. 6t2 Sth street northeast. last Friday
evening. Music, both vocal and instru-
mental. was enjoyed, after which a bounti-
full repast was served Those present We're
RE Bradburn Lula Lingebach, Lille Fritch,
Carrie Gothrell, Susie Morrison, Nellie
Scaggs and Sallie King, and Messrs Harry
Manders. Jas; Tarranton. Vernon Brown,
William A. Ries, VIM. Fey, VIII Scott,
Myron Baker, Will Fletcher, C. Greer. G.
Schultz, Clarence Roe Earnest Hoover,
Harry Burns Mark Cooley. Jno. Holland.
w. Eicholz, Mrs. Steve Clements and son.
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Wright and Mrs Susie
Jacobs.
Mrs. John J. McElhone has sent out cards
| announcing the marriage of her daughter,
Elizabeth, to Mr.. Henry Nye Worthington,
Saturday, November .. Mr.. and Mrs. Worth
| ington will receive Thursdays at 1742 +
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Magill celebrated the
twentieth anniversary of their wedding by
gathering of friends last Thursday even
| ing. The presents were numerous and beau
tfful. Among the guests We're the aged
mother of Mr.. ]. w. Magill. Mrs. f. Og!e.
the mother of Mrs. Magill; Mrs. l.. Ellis,
Mrs John Humphrey. Mr. and Mrs. W;
Mrs. F. Awe. Mrs. Fox, MI and Mrs. Sey-
more, Mr.. and Mrs. Harbaugh. Mr.. Scott,
Mr.. l.. Osle. Mr.. G. Beall and daughter
Fannie and Susie Oge, Mahoney and Robert
son. and AIessrs. Frank and Ernest Ellis,
Frank Ogle Ray Humphrey, John Frederick,
Frank LIE Murle. and W; NJ. Brooks and c:
Arthur Magill sons of the host and hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter lewis Priddy and
daughter, Dorothy Virginia, Of Relay, Balti-
moro county, Md. will visit Mrs II. T.
Brian, Mrs. Priddy's mother. Thanksgiving
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baltus De Long have been
travelling for more than year in the north.
They have spent some of The time at their
| nome, Albany, n. Y, but have now returned
and are located at 914 NJ street northwest.
Mr.. ana Mrs. C. NJ. Buck have announced
the marriage of their daughter. Frances NJ.
Buck, to Mr.. E. H. Waters November 20
very pretty wedding was soiemnzad at
Mt. Calvary Church, Howard county, Md,
| at noon Wednesday. the Goth. Miss Marga-
| retta Clark and r. Dorsey Trundle were
married by the rector, the Rev. Mr.. Laird.
The bride was given away by her father.
The maid of honor was Miss Florence
| Clark, the brides sister, who wore white
organde with satin ribbons and carried
bouquet of crimsoa roses. ar. Smith Lands
dale of Gaithcrsburg was best man. DIR.
Middleton and Mr.. Otho Nichols of Wash
ington. Mr.. Tom Clark and Mr.. ellis Owings
were the ushers. The chancel WAS beauti-
fully decorated with quantities of chrysan-
themums and everGreens. The bride was
becomingly attired in a gown of ivory s5.tin
and lace with tulle veil looped with lilies
Of the valley and carried a bouquet of
bridal roses. After the ceremony a recep-
ton was held at the home of the bride, and
a sumptuous collation. served Only the
| bridal party and near friends of the family
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Trundle left for
Mrs. A. E. Le:nbach of Rea ding, Pa, and
Miss Daisy Wetzel of Carlisle Pa, are visit
ing al the homo of Mr.. William H. Wetzel.
and will be at home to their friends Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Ravens of Hamilton, n. Y, is a guest
| of Mrs. F. C. Barker of 800 NJ street north
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Smith have issued
cards for the marriage of their daughter,
Molie R. Smith, to DR.. VIM G. Schafhirt of
this city Wednesday evening. November -,
at o'clock at Calvary Baptist Church.
Mr.. Jesse Middleton. the Lone Fisher
man." gave a wild duck and turkey dinner
at Four Mile Run on Saturday evening to
fifteen of his business associates and
friends.
Mrs. Louis II. Clement of Salisbury y.
c., is spending a few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Louis D. Wine, 171I Q street north
west.
Mrs. Frank Willis Rawles of Eicksburg,
| Miss. and Mrs. J. B. Collins of Chicago, Ill.,
are in the city, having been called by the Ill
| ness of their mother.
The marriage of Miss Della Cady and Mr.