Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-21

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| Waddy Butler Wood. Mr.. Luther Reichel-
derfer and Mr.. Harry Human were the
ushers. The six bridesmaids were Miss
May Macauley, sister of the groom; Miss
Mamie Gieske OF Baltimore Miss Osbrlrn
of West Virginia, Miss Trenholm and the
| Misses Mamie and Ida Young. Miss Callye
Ltttlepage was maid of honor. Her gown
| was Of pale green silk muslin and her flow
ers pink chrysanthemums. The brides
maids wore white organdie with green rib
bons and carried white chrysanthemums.
The bridal gown was of ivory white satin,
trimmed with duchess lace and pearl pas
sementerie. Her flowers were lilies of the
valley. After the ceremony reception
was held at the home Of the bride, only the
| immediate bridal party being present Mr..
and Mrs. Macauley left for an extended
trip south.
Miss Mamie E. McQuade and Mr.. William
E. Gunion were married last night at the
| rectory Of the new st. Matthews Church
The ceremony was performed by the Rev
Father Bart. Only the brothers of the
bride and few very intimate friends were
present. The couple left for West Virginia,
their future home, Immediately after the
ceremony.
Miss Annie E. Gross, daughter of Mrs
Virginia e. Gross Of Georgetown, and Mr.
Frederick Chaffee of this city were married
late yesterday afternoon at st. Patrick's
Church, Rev. Father MCGEE officiating. The
bride wore travelling dress. The usners
were Mr.. F. F. Detweiler. Mr.. P. S. Spright-
Johnson. The couple went to New York
for the honeymoon.
very pretty wedding occurred at the
residence of DR. S. J.. Harmon, 200 D street
northwest, Wednesday afternoon, the con-
tractir parties being Miss Lily Ward Clary,
daughter of Mrs. Annie Josephine Clary,
and Mr.. George Polk Runkle of Gordons-
ville Va. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Mr.. Rich, assistant rector of Trinity
p. E. Church. The bride was given away by
her uncle, DR.. s. L. Harmon, MI. Adolphus
Amende acting as best man. The bride was
handsomely attired in travelling dress of
brown boucle cloth trimmed in garnet vel
vet with hat to match, and carried large
bouquet of white chrysantkemums. After
the ceremony the bride and groom received
the congratulations of their most intimate
friends and partook of a collation. served in
the dining room, the table being beautifully
decorated with white and purple chrysan-
themums. Among those present were Dr.
and Mrs. s. L. Harmon, uncle and aunt of
the bride; Mrs. Clary. mother of the bride;
Mrs. E. w. Lightener, sister of the bride;
Mrs. Milholden, sister Of DR.. Harmon; Mrs
Ham. Mr.. Earl Decker Miss Low, Miss Jen-
ME Bruner, Mrs. G. w. Gillis Miss Gillis
ers. The bride received many very beautiful
and useful presents. Mr.. and Mrs. Runkle
left on tie 80 train for New York. to be
gone until December /. after which they will
be at home to their friends at No. sos LIST
street southeast.
At Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Loughran's the
wedding breakfast yesterday. after the
marriage of Miss loughran and Mr.. Duke
of Norfolk. was one of the most pleasant
of the day The brides gifts, which were
displayed In the library upstairs, made
glittering collection Of silver, cut glass ard
Ornamental articles. Before Mr.. and Mrs.
Duke left for their wedding trip the bride
| tossed her bouquet of white roses among
her young girl friends, who remained TO
see her off. Among those present at the
breakfast were Rev. Chas. NJ. Bart Mr..
and Mrs. M b. German. Miss German.
Mrs D. J. Callahan of Norfolk. Mr.. and
Mrs. Melting, Mrs. John E. Tafty. Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Biscoe Mrs. NJ. E Prince Miss
Marie Prir ce. Mrs: and Miss Toleridge. Mr..
Mr. Blake Tally. Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Dyer,
Mr.. e. ]. Walsh, Miss Walsh, Mr. and Mrs.
J: F. saum, Miss Lillian Saum. Miss Mary
G Gaaron Miss Miss Evelyn Wallace Misses
F.rostburg, Md; Misses Tricou. Mr. and
Mrs. Burke, Miss Grace WOODBURY., Mrs. A.
NJ Childs end Mrs. H. P. Marvinckle of
baltimore, Mrs. John A. Healey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Keare. Mr. and Mrs. Chas b. Hen
burn, Mrs Edgar Baker of New York. Mr.
Wllham b: Camp, Mrs. Moore, Mr.. Frank
Mccoy OF New York, Mr.. George H. Davis,
Miss Mamie Fealy. Maj. Myers of Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Shafer, Miss Adele v
smith and the Misses Porter of Norfolk.
Va. -o'N'
MI and Mrs. Damerson Jewell of 2OS H
street northwest have returned from New
Miss May H. Dickinson gave a pink
luncheon Wednesday in honor Of Miss
BLOCK OF St Louis. The table and chairs
| were most artistically decorated with pink
chrysanthemums and pink satin ribbon
Mrs. Fred. Miller matronized the party
Among those present were: Misses Louise
and Nellie Irvine, Miss Goodrich, Miss
Katharine Franklin, Mrs. H. M Dickinson
| and Miss Dickinson.
Miss Mabel Thompson Of 1922 New York
avenue is visiting her friends, the Misses
Upton Of Boston.
Miss Clara Kirkland of Baltimore is visit
ing Miss Katherine Fisher of 1910 Vermont
| avenue.
Miss Nellie Davidson of Baltimore is visit
| ing her friend. Miss Mary Thompson of
1922 New York avenue.
Miss Bertha L. Taylor and Mr. Chas H
Nicely were married on Wednesday evening
at the pastoral residence of Rev. DR.. S. H.
Greene of Calvary Baptist Church. They
were attended by Mr.. Robt. w. Nicely, broth
er of the groom, and Miss Belle Taylor. The
BRIDE was attired in stylish dress of dark
blue cloth, hat to match. and carried La
France roses. Mir. end Mrs. Chas. H. Nicely
Will be at home to their friends, 2009 Portner
| place. after November Is.
Mrs. J. G. Reeves of Chicago is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. c. c. Meads, jr., at 2O4 Penn
sylvania avenue southeast
The first of series of dances was held at
| Mrs. Naber's, $40 New York avenue, last
| evening, given by the gentlemen of the
| house. Dancing wes INDUCED in until late
hour, when refreshments were served
| Among those present were Mrs. Cogswell,
Miss Ryan, Mrs. Bessey, Miss Louise Keel
| ing, Miss Balway, Miss Marie Keeling Miss
| Wishart, Miss Nowiin, Miss Nance, and
Messrs Coiner. Langdon, Moss, Jones' o. H.
| Wood, Herbert Wood, Yates, Knowlton, AL
| len, Nance, DR.. Nowlin. DR.. Gustin DR.. Hep
burn and G. X. RundeI.
| Miss Cora Frazier was given a surprise
party at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
| Lear, S13 A street northeast Monday even
| ing. Among those present were: The
| Misses Eva Bridget, Flora Thomas, Kate
| Jarvis, Kate White, Clara French, Ada
| Hogue, Maggie Frazier. Ida Frazier, Katie
| Lear, Clara Drury, Annie Drury, Daisy
| August, Agnes Davis, Annie Hammond, Mae
Darneille and Mr.. and Mrs. Crown and the
| Messrs Curtis Lewis, Daniel Ref, Percy
Smith, Joseph Ryan, Daniel Davis, Joseph
| Butterworth, Clarence Frazier, Harry
Thomas, John Donnelly, Thomas Donnelly.
| Preston Davis, George Bessler. Harry Har-
| rington, Louis Johnson, Arthur Howe,
! Bernard Boswell, Percy Martin, Walter
Stephenson, Joseph Bean, Elmer Martin,
| Willie Mailer, Charles Ok, Albert Little
ford Fred Mailer, Daniel Murray, Johnnie