The morning times., 1895-11-24
NOTES AND PERSONALS.


day evening, Miss Rosalie Burdette of this
city being married to Mr.. George Nisskill of
Daysvllle, Va. The ceren4oBy. took place
at the home of the brides sister, Mrs.
Maggie johnson, No. 23iS / street north
west, Rev. Mr.. Polaski officiating.
The bride was g0wned In white orGandie,
trimmed with white satin, and carried a
bouquet of white roses. Among those pres
ent were the immediate family of, the.
bride, Miss Maude Burdette, Miss Misskill
sister or the groom, and-otLer members OF
his family. A handsome collation. was
served later and the young couple received
the congratulations of many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miss kill have left for Days
VILE, where they will spend the winter. The
gifts were numerous and handsome.
Mrs. 81. E. Emerson, OF Massa chusetts
avenue, ctaperoned a party OF young people
Friday evening ON bus party 10 Poplar
Grove, the home of her brother, Mr. F.
Emerson, on the Rock Creek road. Tie
wagon, capacious vehicle nested with
rugs and straw, lighted with swinging
buifs-eye lanterns, and flankcd by out
riders with vOciferous whips and horns,
was loaded with happy youths and maids,
who made the old country high road
musical with their joyous laughter and
song. The guests found the ideal Mary
land supper, waffles and fried chicken.
awaiting their arrival, and at its cUnclu-
sion, devoted the rest of the evening to
music, dancing, and games.
Those present were: Misses Julia and
Kitty Emerson, Miss BERTHE Stell, Miss
Mamie Graybil, Miss Hattie white, Mr..
John Graybil, Mr.. Ralph Stell, Mr.. Law
fence Wilson. Mr.. Artie Emerson, Mrs.
Emerson, Mrs. Stell, and Mr.. and Mrs. E.
II. Miller, OF Prince Georges.
A surprise masquerade was given to Mr..
Arthur Perkins of No. 4T5Istreet, on Thurs
| day evening Among those present masked
were Mr.. Crabbe, as clown; Mrs. Crabbe,
as tambourine girl: Mrs. GARRISON, town
gossip; Mr.. Garrison, Chlnaman; Miss Foose,
Topsy; Miss Connell, Topsy; Miss h. Holmes,
summer girl; Miss n. Holmes, folly; Miss
Herrine, dancing girl; Mrs. Staley, folly;
Miss Bennett, Aunt Dinah: Mr.. Perkins, new
woman; Mr.. Gessford, hod carrier Mr..
Bennett, soldier boy; Mr.. C. Belts, dude;
A. Belts, Broadway swell: Mr.. Wuniberly,
Mr.. T. Perkins, darkey.
Among those not masked were DR.. Mars
tella, Mr.. Tyler, Mr.. Gillette, Mr.. and Mrs,
g. Perkins, Mrs. Crabbe, Mrs. Mead, Mrs.
Reeves, Miss Perkins. .-- - -....- ..-
The house was tastefully decorated with
flags. Dancing was the feature Of the
evening and supper was served at a late
hour.
Inc engagement OIL MISS iDrenCe mayer
to Mr.. Seymour Blondheim is announced.
At home this evening from 4 to 10, at No.
eli Seventh street southwest.
Miss Daisy German and Mr.. Richard
johnson Will be married Wednesday next
at noon at the home Of the brides pa
rents. Senator and Mrs. German. Mr..
Perry johnson. brother OF the groom, viii
be best man, the bride having no attend
ance. Only relatives will be present.
On, a ulIHir1r
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson viii go Immediately
To their handsome home, No. 1872 Z street
northwest.
The Central High School Mandolin and
Guitar Club. under the direction of Mr.
NJ. c. Hoppin, bids fair to surpass this
season the eXcellencies OF former years. -
The Banjo and Guitar Club, under the
| leadership of Mr.. b rringer. is extremely
| successful this year. New recruits have
replaced members who went out with the
old year. admission to the organization
! being much sought after.
Miss Annie Elizabeth Bolts and Mr..
| Charles W. Gibson Will be married at
Grace NJ. E. Church, corner Ninth and
streets northwest, at 8 O'Clock Thursday
| evening, the 2Sth. Ushers: MesSrs. Fred
Duvall, Perry Medford. Irving Haskins
and william Leech. Miss Mollie Potts.
sister of the bride, will be maid of honor
and Mr.. George S. Gibson, brother Of tue
groom, best man.
Invitations have been issued for q tea
by Mrs. Harrison Howell Dodge, Thursday,
| December o, from To Z O'Clock, at her
| residence No. 1915 X street. The occa-
| sion will be the introduction to society OF
| the Misses Dodge, whose presenc in
society this winter will add greatly 10 the
charm of the gay affairs anticipated.
Cards have been issued by Mrs. Martha
| Scott for the marriage Of her daughter.
| Eva Alice, TO Mr.. Louis p. Krey. the
ceremony to occur Thursday afternoon at
st. Paul's Lutheran Church, Rev. DR..
| Domer, officiating. A reception will be
| held at the future home uf Mr.. and Mrs.
Krey. No. 917 Sixth street northwest, at
| 8 O'Clock.
Miss Minnie Reinhardt, daughter of the
| late DR.. julius Reinhardt of Philadelphia,
| and Mr.. Frank McClelland of this city,
| VIII be married Thursday next at 8
| clock at the Church of Our Father,
| corner Of Thirteenth and l. streets north
| west.
Miss Mary E. McCeney, who returned to
| her home at the Shoreham not long since,
| after q VlSlt TO AtidHtd, VIII eiiteTtsiiu dU d
| tea December II, in compliment to the
Misses Dodge. The Ladies' Club, on I
street, will lie the scene Of the pleasant
event.
Mr.. and Mrs E. C. Smith, of No. 907 T
street northwest, have issued cards an
nouncing the marriage of their daughter
Mollie h. to DR.. William 6. Schafhirt
Wednesday. November 81, at O'Clock at
Calvary Baptist Church
1t is understood that Senator John W.
| Daniel, will lease the residence of the late
| Gen. NJ d. Corse In North washington street,
Alexindria, and Will bring his family to
| reside there this winter.
Mrs. Boardman will entertain ut dinner
December 3.
Miss Bertha Gibson, daughter of Mr..
George Gibson of No. 1894 Rhode Isian nd