Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-14
Invitations Are Out for the Crampton-
Welsh WeddinE-Personal
Mention.

softly, while the whole house was decked
| with flowers and palms.
In the dining room bevy Of pretty young
ladies dispensed hospitality. They were the
Misses Fogerty, Breuninger, Moriartty, Cor
rigan and Kinsella. Among the guests from
abroad were the groom's brother, VIM.
Byrne, and sister, Mrs. O'Neill Of Auburn,
Miss Sheehan Of Baltimore and Mrs. May Of
Cleveland. Congratulatory kilograms were
| received from ex-Congressman MacDougall
| and Congressman and Mrs. Serene q.
Payne Of Auburn, N. Y. Some of the most
| elegant Of the presents were from old neigh
bors and friends at Auburn.
A dinner was given last week at Bryn
Mawr by Col. and Mrs. Samuel Bell at
Devon Inn. for the Spanish minister and
| Mrs. Dupuy de LONE.
Senator and Mrs Cameron and Miss Cam
eron are now at Hot Springs.
The engagement is announced in Phila-
| delphia of Mr.. Ell K. Price, son Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. ]. Sergeant Price of that city, and
Miss Taylor Of this city, granddaughter Of
Gen. Meigs.
Mrs. and Miss Acosta have returned after
| their summer travels.
The marriage of Miss Payson and Mr..
Raymond LIE CHAT will take place the last
| week of this month, and at the family res
idence.
Mrs. Elizabeth Busey has issued invita-
| lions for the marriage of her niece, Miss
| Elizabeth Busey Champion, to Mr.. William
| Henry Welsh, jr., Saturday, October 2G IL
| o'clock Christ Church. The couple will be
at home Tuesdays after December at 8147
| P street.
The marriage of Miss Edith "A. Bond.
daughter Of Mrs o. j. and the late Prof.
L. D. Bond, to Mr.. John Bauer will take
place at the residence Of the brides mother
been invited to witness the ceremony, but
! reception for friends will follow from
| $50 to 10 pm. No cards have been issued.
Representative Thomas B. Reed and fam
| lily, who have been spending the past three
| months at summer cottage at Grant
| Beach, have returned to their home, Port
| land. Me.
Miss Harriet Hutchinson, formerly Of
| this city, will be maid Of honor at the
| marriage of Miss Emily Lee Flagg and Mr..
| Wilfred Thompson, in New York, October
"A.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Peary are now at Lenox
| Mass, the guests of MIR. Morris K. Jessup
| at his country place. Beivoir Terrace. A
| large reception was given there in their
! honor. which brought together the cottage
colony and others to meet the arctic ex-
| plorer.
Mrs. Daniel Manning gave dinner party
at her beautiful home in Albany last week
to Senator David B. Hill. Covers were laid
| for eight.
| Baron ard Baroness Thielman have re-
turned from Lencx. where they spent the
late summer. baron Won Ketteler and
| Baron Herman, the other members of the
German legation, have also left Lenox.
| Count Vinci of the Italian legation intend
| ed to start last Tuesday for Washington on
Ills wheel, as he Is an enthusiastic bicy-
| clist, but owing to the rain of that day he
| changed his plans, and left Lenox with the
other diplomats on Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Nailor, jr., will re-
! turn today from New York, where they
| have been spending the week.
Miss Florence Dearing of 1908 Massacnu-
| sets avenue, who mas been Ill for several
weeks PAST, Is now convalescent.
Mrs. T. H. Andersen is growing stronger
| each day. and will soon be able to get
| about again.
Miss Bessie Scmmers. who spent the sum-
mer in Cincinnati and Carada, returned this
week.
Mrs. Calvin s. Brice is not allowing the
dull season at Newport to affect her hos
pitalities. She gave dinner Saturday Of
sixty odd guests. The Brices will go to
| their New York house before coming here
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wolfe Brown and
| the Misses Elizabeth and Maize Brown
| have returned from their travels and are
| at their home. 1902 Oregon avenue.
Miss Helen NJ. Watson of 232 New Jer-
I sey avenue southeast has returned from a
| visit of several months In the west. She
| was accompanied home by Mrs. Herman
NJ. Tebber Of st. Louis, who will spend
| some weeks in this city.
A farewell reception was rendered Miss
NJ. McCue of Brooklyn by Miss Rosie No
evening, which was enjoyed by host Of
| friends. Miss McCue had been the guest
| of Miss Nolan for a month.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Seager have returned
| to the city from an extensive European
tour. including visits to the principal cit
| fac Sp md Ero INV md
Switzerland. They are In excellent health
and spirits. Mr.. Seager resumed his du,
] ties at the War Department this morn
| ing. He is Secretary Lannon'S private Sec
| rotary.
| A surprise party was given to Miss Eva
Clark at her home, 1922 Union street south
| west, Friday evening. Games were en-
| joyed until 10 o'clock, when refreshments
were served. Among those present were
Misses Mary Gheen, Stella Farr. Rosa
| ner and Gertie Phillips. Messrs. c. Sis,
| c. Garner, J. Skinner, Z. West, L. Clark,
| NJ. Faunce and John Hill,
| Miss A. Gray has returned to her home
| 115O 18th street, after a sojourn of three
| months in Newport, Boston and New York.
A surprise masquerade was given Friday
| at the Whitley to Mr.. Arthur M. Orrison,
| the occasion being the anniversary of his
birthday. The affair was a complete sue
| cess. The characters represented were as
| fOllOWS: Miss 1neZ Orf1Son, IOpSy; Mr.. T..
| T. Clarke Clown; Mr.. Chas. b. Swan, Yum
Yum; Mr.. ]. NJ. Harris, Dutchman: Miss
NJ. Nellis, Apple Woman; Mr.. E. ]. Watts,
| Hayseed; Mr.. A. NJ. Douglas, Negro Sport;
| MIR. ]. Lee Whitmore, Summer Girl; Mrs.
]. G. Gilmore, Child of the Regiment: MIR.
P. B. Sweeny, Clown; Miss Smith, Indian
| Squaw; Mrs. Watts, Sixteenth Century
| Mr.. G. w. Trail, Dickens Fat Boy; Mr..
| Herbert E. Morgan. Spanish Bandit. Those
| present not masked were: Miss c..
| Tompkins, Mr.. D. Nachman, Mr.. Ern-
est Trail, Mr.. Ellison, Mr.. Pitnam,
| Mr.. Brown, Mr.. William Swan, Mr..
and Mrs. Pyle, Prof. Lovey, Miss Winslow,
| Mrs Butler, Miss Trumbull, Mrs. Nelson,
Mr.. Gilmore, Mr.. Tanturn and Mr. William
| Nelson. One of the most amusing features
| of the evening was cake walk in which
all who were masked participated. The
| first prize was awarded t. Mrs. Gilmore as
| the most graceful, the second to Mr.. Whit
| more as the most original and the third to
| Mr.. Watts as the most ridiculous.
Mrs. Edw. NJ. Wonn has returned from
| New York and will be at home to her
friends on Thursday. She will spend the
| winter with her mother, Mrs. E. A. Knorr,
| at 1918 18th street northwest.
Mrs. Julia T. Peck and daughter, Dorothy,
| of New York ara viting Mrs.Peck's brother,
| Mr.. Theodore L. Holbrook, 1913 Q street
| northwest.
Miss Corinne Parker is in New York