Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-11

last evening. the occasion being the twenty
fifth anniversary OF their marriage.
Mrs. Emma 2 Bishop of 5th street north
east and Miss Mamie Bishop gave an IN
formal party Friday evening last In honor
| of Miss Houtchins Of Illinois. Among those
| present were the Misses Houtchins. Nc
Kelden Mamie and Emma Bishop. Miss
Mabel Delaplane. Messrs. Smith, Mckinley.
Thatcher. Delaplane, Rev. B. Brice Black
ford Of Auburn Seminary, and Mr.. r. w.
| Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Letter and daughters have
| returned from Europe. and the mansion on
Dupont circle Is again the rendezvous for
| their friends.
Mrs. Hearst and Miss Florence Bayard
have arrived in New York from Europe.
Mrs. Mckay of this city arrived from Eu-
| rope by the last steamer. She has been
abroad all summer.
Countess Esterhazy has taken an apart
| ment at the Everett Flats for the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mullin of Tenleytown
have issued cards announcing the mar
| rage Of their daughter Anna Beatrice, to
Mr.. William Seidenberg, on the evening of
November II.
The marriage of Mr.. ]. william Henry
| and Miss Frances Brockenbrough Barber
will take place November %. in George
town, at the residence of the brides aunt.
Mrs. Mayhem Platter Miss Barber is the
daughter of Mr. John A. Barber of Mary
| land and Mr.. Henry is the son of the late
Capt. }. l.. NJ. Henry of the United States
army. The wedding will be a quiet one.
only the immediate relatives and friends of
the two families being present They will
reside in Georgetown.
| Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Holmes were ten
dered a surprise party at their home. No
2O1l Florida avenue northeast, on Friday
evening last Dancing was enjoyed until
late hour. Those present were Messrs.
J. L. Magruder. G. H. Riedel. Harry Poore.
Frank Poore. Edgar Johnson. James Smith.
| Robert Dryden, Edgar Bonner, James Sey-
mour, Charles Blackboard. DR.. and Mrs. W.
| X. Davidson, Theodore Estler, Henry
Beach, William Devine and the Misses
Lottie Holmes, Ada Holmes. Ethel Holmes.
Mary Magruder, Roberta Poore. Ada Poore.
Fannie Singleton. Mary Johnson, Louisa
| Medford. Jennie Thompson, Sallie Whiting
| and DR.. and Mrs. Downs.
| Mrs. Frank Helm of Covington, KY, who
has been visiting Mrs. Carlisle. is now at
| Annapolis, where her son is a cadet.
Very pretty indeed will be the marriage
| tomorrow at half-past'6 at St. Peters
Church. Capitol Hill. of Miss Margaret Belle
| Blaine and DR.. Henry ]. Crosson. Rev. Fa-
| Their Sullivan will officiate DR.. Wolhaupter
| will be best man. and Miss Nina Blaine will
be maid of honor. The bridesmaids will be
Miss Frances Hill, Miss Blandford, Miss
| Watts, Miss Entwistle and Miss Blaine, with
| Miss NJ Alice of Baltimore. The maid of
| honor will wear pink silk and the brides
| maids white organdie over white silk with
| smilax boas. Mr.. Robert G. Blaine will
| cort his daughter into church. The ushers
| will be Messrs. H. G. Kemp, T. c. Trescol.
| 8. Ashford, B. Buckley, DIR. c. K Koones
| and Mr.. r. G. Blaine, brother of the bride.
| After the ceremony a supper will be given
| to the bridal party and the relatives Of the
family. Admission to the church will be
by card only.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Tile have issued
| cards for the marriage of their daughter,
! Margaret E., to Mr.. Howard E. Donath, at
| st Johns P. E. Church. Beltsville, Nd.
I Wednesday, November 20, at pm.