Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-12

Mrs John Braun, Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Dit
toe, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lehman. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Marceron, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nc
Intosch, M. and Mrs L. Cosgrove, Mrs. J.
Mrs. A. Getz. Mrs. A. Rupert. Mrs. Mar
tin and the Misses R. and E. Miller, c.
He:tmiller, A. and H. Hartel, II. Schlerf,
L. Schmitt. K. Wolfe, c. and NJ Schlerf,
Andrews, E. Griffin, Belle and Bernie Fa-
gan, L. and R. West, NJ. and K. Wallace,
NJ. Kieny, B. Bartel, A. Keene, the Misses
Emile, Gussie, Ida, Agnes and Belle Jo-
hansen, G. Auth. NJ. Gaegler. NJ. Herman.
A. Braun, C. Marceron. R. Heidenrelch,
Miss ]. Muelhausen. Msssrs. II. Albers
Amrein, Stone, Morhart, Schofield, Nm. E.
Lacey, Johannes Warder,. Heitmiller, Jer-
man, Jno. Miller, J. H Rupert, G. Hoover.
GetZ, F. H. Kraemer, Dyer. Dorr, Buech-
Ter, John Auth, H. Auth. Griffin. J. Sager,
W. Miller G. Auth, c. and w. Mc1ntosch,
L. Siebel, Joe Auth and E. Hoover
Mrs. Hartley Graham is now at Bolivar
Heights with Mrs. Goodman, and If the
change proves beneficial she will remain
some time.
Thursday evening straw ride was given
by Miss Lizzie Nereigel and brother of 1873
North Carolina avenue southeast to MISS
McHugh of Brooklyn, N. Y, at present a
guest of Miss Rosa Nolan OF West wash
ington. The young people were chaperoned
by Mrs Cossgrove. Upon return of party
a supper was given by the young hostess
Miss Rathbone-smith. who has been
spending the summer in the Adirondacks,
is at the Elsmere for the winter.
Last night straw ride party, consisting
of the Misses Josie NJ. Burton, Anna E.
Davis Nellie E. Davis, Elsie M. johnson,
May D. Johnson, Carrie Phillips, Laura
Phillips Sarah Wastelle, and Messrs. Arch.
w. Davis. J. Harry Davis. Clarence Ernest.
Henry Osborne, Walter Potbury, Walter D..
Weir and w. E. Shannon, drove to Forest
Glen and returned home via Kenilworth,
where they were entertained at the home
of Mr.. Ernest.
Mr.. Alfred LeGhait, Belgian minister.
and son Raymond have returned and are
located, as usual, at 1896 l street north
west.
Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt, went to the
country yesterday to visit friends. but
before their departure the date of Miss
Vanderbilt's wedding with the Duke of
noon wedding Wednesday, November
g. at St. Thomas Church, New York city.
Rev. DIR. John Wesley Brown, rector of
ST. Thomas, and Bishop Littlejohn will
York, the Right Rev. Henry c. Potter, in
performing the marriage ceremony.
Among the bridesmaids and maids of
honor will be Miss Marie Winthrop, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Buchanan Winthrop, and Miss
Evelyn Burden, daughter of Mr.. !. Town
| send Burden; Miss Elsa Bronson, daughter
of Mr.. Frederic Bronson; Miss Daisy Post,
second daughter Of Mr.. William Post: Miss
May Goelet, daughter Of Mr.. Ogden Goelet;
Miss Katherine Duer, daughter of Mr..
William Duer, and Miss Julia Jay, one Of
the daughters of Colonel William Jay.
The Duke of Marlborough is still in the
blue grass region, and his attendants have
not yet been named. 1t is altogether prob
able that his cousin, the Hon. Ivor Church
i'll Guest, eldest son and heir Of Lord VIM
borne, will act in the capacity of best
fu-n
bers of the Knickerbocker Club, whom the
duke has known abroad, will be enrolled
in the list of ushers.
AS Mrs. Vanderbilt's visiting list is very
large the church, which has a great seat
ing capacity, will be easily filled, and it is
quite right to suppose that only a small
percentage of this number will be asked
to the wedding breakfast to follow.