Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-30
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A Pretty Wedding Last Night at yelling
Place
Miss Hill Becomes Mrs. Lewis, with
Smiling Friends Looking
On-PersOnals,

| residence of the brides mother Mrs W. c.
| Hill. yelling place, Columbia Heights.
| The tastefully decorated rooms were filled
| with the perfume of roses and orange
| blossoms. The brides attendants were her
sisters. Miss Alice Hill. being maid of honor
| and the Misses Bertha, Helen, Katherine
| and Marjorie, four little bridesmaids. All
We're gowned in white and wore rose
wreaths. Mr.. William c. Hill, the brides
brothe:, played the wedding march the
couple entered the drawing room and adj
| vanced to the palm bower where the cere-
mony was performed by Rev. DIR. Little Of
the Assembly Church. The bride was
gowned in white satin and point lace and
carried bride roses. A handsome collation.
was served later before Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis started on their wedding trip. Their
future home will be in Seattle, and on their
way there they will visit relatives at De-
troit and Chicago. The bride received
| numbers of fine gifts. She is daughter
of the late W. C. Hill of this city. The
wedding is the outcome of a romance
convention in New York Mr.. Lewis is
| a Washingtonian, identified, until few
years ago, with the Y. NJ c. A. work. and
was known as one of the best amateur
athletes connected with the association.
He was pioneer in Christian Endeavor
work here. He was secretary to Justice
Harlan when the latter went to Paris to
sit upon the Boring sea tribunal. After
that was dissolved Mr.. Lewis went to
Seattle, where he engaged in the practice
of law as a member Of the firm of Green.
Turner & Lewis. While in Paris Mr.. Lewis
became the founder Of the Paris Christian
EEdeavor movement and is still an earnest
worker in the same lines at Seattle.
A number of friends We're entertained by
Miss Nellie O'Keefe at her residence on I
street between 18TH al 10th streets last
evening" the occasion being an Informal
gathering in honor of Mrs. Duffy, wife Of
Capt. P. J. Duffy, and her family, who are
here on visit from Hyattsville. The
large parlors were filled with the quests,
who passed the early part of the evening
in social conversation and later in enjoy
ing q few musical treats. Violin solos
were rendered by Mr.. Joe Duffy, and Miss
Mary Schofieli gave piano selections, which
were greatly appreciated. Little Miss Mag
gle Duffy delighted the company with her
fancy dancing, and she was compelled to
the assemblase. An elaborate COLLATION.
was served after the music. Those present
were Mrs. Plummer. Miss Kate Okeefe,
the Misses Fannie, Agnes. Cecilia and
Mrs. Sedgewick. Mr. and Mrs. Brow, the
Misses White, Mrs. Ryan. Miss Mamie
Feeley, Miss Agnes Feeley. Miss Mary
Schofield, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hepburn,
Senator Daniels, DIR. Morse, DR.. Elliott, Mr.
Joe Duffy. Mr. John Duffy, Mr.. Tom Fee
ley, Mr.. Stark and Mr. Longstreet.
A surprise birthday party was given last
evening to Miss Bertha Gray, daughter of
r.
dence No. 923 1 street northwest. An i'm
rromptu musical and literary program was
given, which was participated IN ny MISS
Edith Gray and Messrs Mckee, Buell.
Eldridge Fletcher Armstrong, Wright, and
refreshments were served. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Armstrong, MI. and Mrs. Buell., Mr.
and Mrs. Wright. Mrs: Wharton, Miss
Taylor. Miss Fursell Miss Walker, and
Messrs. Eldridge. Dewhirst. La Fetra,
Lewes and Fletcher. Il
Mr. and Mrs Cabell will not be at home
in their new residence. 1761 N street. until
after September !. Meanwhile they will
be in the city at 1912 14th street.
Mrs. NJ. o. Bergman and sons will leave
for Gainesville Va, on Wednesday, and
spend August there.
Miss Bertha Goodman is summering at
Fredericksburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barnes OF 400 F street
southwest, and daughters have gone to
Atlantic City. N. J., for a two weeks stay.
Miss BERTHE Knots left today for Pitts
burg and Mckeespcrt, Pa, to spend the
balance Of the summer.
Judge Embry left today for Poland
Springs, Me-, to join his family. who have
been spending the summer there.
Mrs. r. E. Boyd and her son Elmo Of
9O6 Q street left today for Atlantic City, to
be gone until September, and will be Joined
later by Mr.. Boyd.
Miss Nellie Garges left last evening for
a few weeks stay at Fortress Monroe, Old
Point and Portsmouth, where she will join
her brother, Mr.. A. c. Garges, and a party
OF friends, who are now there.
Mrs. Willis Byron Smith Of the Bucking-
ham will spend the month OF August at
Nantasket Beach and the White noun tains
The Lotus Literary and Pleasure Club
gave heir third annual watermelon feast
on Friday last at the residence of Mrs.
Norton, in Georgetown Heights. The awns
and woods were hung with Japanese LAM
terms. and music and singing were enjoyed.
Quite a merry gathering of young people
assembled Monday evening at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Saunders, 021
4tn street northeast, for a surprise party
given in honor of Miss Helen Duling their
niece of Baltimore Nd. Among those pres
emit We're the Misses May Garner, Agnes
Pollock. Nellie Pollock, May StrobeI, Ida
Tiffany, Lizzie Tiverny, Nettie woodward
Eva F. Wathers, Nellie Donley, Louisa
Bickerton. Anna Bury, Mary Sims, Mrs.
Emma Cochran. Mrs. Chas. H. Miller.
Woodward, William Miller, James DUNCAN.
Adam Pennel, Chas Abel, William Wood,
ward, Andrew May. George Phillips and E. |
The Misses Grace Kelley and Sue silcox
of Jersey City are guests of Miss Gertrude
tombstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin c. Brandenburs will
leave Saturday for a months trip to Thou
sand Islands. Montreal, Lake ChampIain
and the Adirondacks. :
Miss Villa c. Gusts Of lip East Capitol |
street left today for a few weeks stay with
friends in Warner. N. H, and will leave |
there August 10 for Cottage City, Martha's
Vineyard. where she expects to be Joined |
by her parents DR.. and Mrs. G.. w. Gusts. |
The following Washingtonians are at |
Chapel Poiut: Mrs. A. Samuels, Miss L.
Gummel, Miss ]. Gummel Geo. F. Man
cosos, j. G. Bunting, T. r. Cough, G. Rock |
wood and wife, Miss NJ. Gotthardt, Miss |
l. Drummer. Miss H. T. Murray, j. II. |
Shannon and son, G. P. Lohr, Miss MilIe |
Murray. Danl. o. c. Callahan and family |
and VIM. Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace w. Hite 1913 10Th |
street northwest, have as guests their son, |
Carleton J. Ennis and wife, of Albuquerque, |
N. M. Mr.. Ennis is connected with the /
AtchfSon. Topeka and Santa Fee railroad |
and is on his annual leave.
Miss Elizabeth Bryant Johnston has re-
turned from her trip to Denver, where she |
attended the National Educational Asso-
citation. She leaves for Harrisburg and the |
east in a few days.
REJOICING FOR TAYLOR