Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-21
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Yesterdays Weddings and Today's Hospi-
talities.
Miss German Entertains Mt Luncheon
Debut Teas and Dinners
PersOnnls.

Miss Ada German entertained a company
of twenty-four young ladies at luncneon
today, when the plans of the Needlework
Guild, in which they have banded them
selves together, were discussed, under the
happiest conditions. In the group around
the abundantly served table were Miss Bur-
dette. the Misses Amy, Miss Hazeltine. Miss
Hargrove, the Misses Wheatley, Miss Baker,
Miss Chapman, Miss Hendricks, Miss Norris
Miss Lewis. Miss Fox. the Misses Davidson
Miss Phillips. the Misses Evans. Miss Keen
and Miss Mary Edna German. These young
| ladies are going to meet Tuesdays in Decem-
Der and sew for two hours on baby clothes
for the baby ward at the Children's Hos
pital. The meetings will be at the different
homes. The first meeting will be held at
Senator Germans house on Tuesday, De-
cember 3.
The marriage of Miss Daisy German and
Mr.. Richard johnson will take place at noon
Wednesday, November ~, at the residence
of Senator and Mrs. German. Only relatives
will be present, but, as the family connec-
tons on both sides are very large. the com
pany will he quite a numerous one. The
bride will be unattended, and Mr.. Perry
Johnson will be best man for his brother.
After a wedding trip the couple will so to
housekeeping in their splendid new home,
1922 P street. which has been handsomely
furnished for their occupancy.
Cards announcing the marriage Of Miss
Regina Barbour and Senior Don Julio Rem
gifo, charge d'affaires of the Colombian le
ga ton, Wednesday, November 20, at st.
Matthews Church. have been sent to her
friends by Mrs. James L. Barbour. The
couple will be at home Tuesdays after jan
uary ], 921 Farragut square.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Clements have an
Lornced the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Louise Henderson Clements, to Mr..
George Whitney White, Wednesday, No
vembcr 20. The couple will be at home
after January l, Mondays, at 1869 Beacon
street.
The Bachelors German has reorganized
for the coming season. Mr.. Jesse Brown
has been elected president to succeed the
late Mr.. William Hall Slack. Mr.. P Lee
Phillips is vice president Mr. Charles Nc
Cawley secretary and Mr.. George Howard
treasurer. Mr.. Charles c. Glover. Lieut..
T. S. Rogers, U.S.N., and Baron Ketteler
are the other members of the committee.
Three cotillions will be given on the even
i"es of January and % and February II.
Mrs A. c. Barney has invitations out for
series of Friday teas In December in
honor of the debut of Miss Barney. The
frst will be on Friday. December g. at S
o'clock.
Palms, foliage plants and chrysanthe-
NUNS made a rich background for the bridal
party grouped about the platform and read
ing desk of the Church Of the Covenant last
Miss Elizabeth France Morgan, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Morgan, and Mr.
James Flack jr.. of Baltimore husband and
wife. The ushers were Mr.. Beverly Smith
Mr.. H. Perry and Mr.. T. Haynes Ridgeway
of Baltimore. Mr.. A. Guorly McChestney
Mr.. H. &C mstock Bates, and Mr.. A. j. Miller.
The brides only attendant was her young
sister, Miss Belle Morgan, whose frock of
white organdie over pink silk was trimmed
with lace. She carried white chrysanthe-
NUNS. The bride came in with her father
and at the head of the pews was met by the
groom and his best man. Mr.. H. Webster
Crowl of Baltimore. Rev. Joseph T. Kelly
| assisted by DR.. Hamlin, performed the cere-
mony.
The bridal toilet was Of cream col bred
satin, with chiffon and lace trimming. Her
veil was of tule and her bouquet Of lilies of
the valley and pink orchids. The reception
which followed at the Morgan residence on
Vermont avenue was largely attended. The
guests had a pleasant sight to welcome
them. The couple received in bower of
palms that had green draperies tied back
with clusters of white chrysanthemums.
Throughout the rooms the mantels we're
banked with ferns and sprayed with or
chids and chrysanthemums. The supper
table had as a centerpiece a tall wedding
cake with a wreath of roses and maiden
hair fern about 1t. An orchestra played
throughout the reception. Mr. and Mrs
Flack took a late train for New York. and
upon their return will go to Baltimore to
live.
w.
moved to the city for the winter, and are
at their home, 1916 street.
A military wedding has lately been some
thing of rare occurrence, therefore the
ceremony attending the nuptials of Miss
Blanche Helena Fueger. daughter of Capt.
and Mrs. Frederick Fucger Of the fourth
artill, ry, and Lieut.. Joseph E. Cusack of
the fifth cavalry, U.S.A., was all the more
enjoyed by the large gathering assembled
at St. Dominic's Church. South Washing
ten, last evening. The ushers were Lieut..
Alexander and Lieut.. King of the fourth
artillery and Lieut.. Short and Lieut.. Stout
of the sixth cavalry, and they. well as
the rest Of the men in the bridal cortege
We're in full dress uniform. The brides
maids Miss Margaret Fueger, the brides
sister, and Miss Mabel Dom, carried out
the cavalry color in their gowns of canary
satin and chiffon. Their bouquets were of
yellow chrySanthemumS. Miss Alice Fue-
ger, as maid Of honor. preceded the bride
and her father to the altar. She was gown
ed in white silk and chiffon. The brides
gown was of white corded silk. with yoke
of chiffon and soft lace. A diamond and
pearl ornament cleaned in her tulle veil
She carried bride roses. Lieut.. Fueger was
best man. Rev. Father Kent performed the
ceremony.
| their home atWashington barracks at which
military and social Washington was we'll
represented. White, yellow and red. the
colo rs of the infantry. cavalry and artillery
We're blended in the flowers adjoining the
rooms. Lieut.. Cusack and his bride re-
ceived the congratulations of the guests
and later enjoyed the wedding supper
which was served from yellow and white
| fowcr-decked table. The Fourth Artillery
Band played throughout the evening
When the bride came down stairs dressed
for her wedding trip her travelling costume
vas of plum-colored CLOTH with wrap and
hat to match. The couple have gone to
Atlanta and San Antonio. and later will go
to Fort Mcintosh. Texas. where Lieut.
Cusack is now stationed with his regiment
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. NJ. Curry will entertain
at dinner this evening Secretary and Mrs.
Carlisle. Secretary Herbert, the Mexican
| minister and Mrs. Romero. the Spanish min
lister and Mrs. Dupuy de LONE. Justice and
Mrs. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson
Page. Mr.. and Mrs. Pellen, Miss Pendleton,
Mrs. Sargent, Mr. Kasson and Mr.. Calderon
Carlisle.
The Misses Porter of Norfolk are the
guests CT Miss Adele V. Smith
Calvary Baptist Church, so bright and at
tractive with its new decorations, was
thronged last night for the marriage of Miss
Mabel Stickney daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fr5nk Stickney, and Mr.. Louis Dent Bliss
son of Rev. DIR. f. w. Bliss Palms were
grouped about the platform and reading