Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-20
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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was one Of the prettiest events of the
month. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. DR.. Turner, pastor Of Epiphany
Church, of which the bride is a member,
parents, No. 1907 9TH street northwest. The
drawing room was decorated with palms,
while great clusters of chrysanthemums
and ivy hung from the walls and chande-
lier There was suspended above the couple
massive wedding bell made of flowers.
The bride wore steel gray cloth, trim
med with pearl passementerie, and carried
a bunch Of chrysanthemums and tea roses.
She was given away by her brother, Mr..
William Thomas, and Mr.. Joseph Baum
acted as best man. An elaborate collation.
stein is brother of State Representative
O. G. Eckstein of Wichita, Kan, and is an
employee of the Post Office Department.
where he has many friends. The bride is
a daughter of Mr.. George W. Thomas OF
this city. The young couple will reside with
the parents of the bride.
The guests were limited TO the intimate
friends of the family, and We're Mr.. and
Mrs. William Scott, MIR. Frank Hood, Mr..
and Mrs. William Thomas. Mr. Louis Berg
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stevens, Mr.
Dowell. Mr.. James Bellew, Mr.. Edward
Stevens, Mr.. Frank Beach, Miss Edna
Stevens, Miss Minnie Wood, Mrs. Frank
s Mood r Mr. and Mrs Ns WifOr5 sOrrs Mr.
Bruno, the Misses Hannah ana Minnie
David. Mr.. Clarence Homer Miss Mabel
High, Florence Beach, Mrs. Henry High.
Burt Andrus. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson, Miss Dora
Thomas, Miss Birdie Thomas Mr.. Charles
w. Ellis, Mr.. Frank Kyselka. Mr.. and Mrs.
u. A. Eckstein, Miss Lizzie Scott Miss
Emma Miller, Miss Lizzie Abbott, Mr..
Frank Lomax and Mr. and Mrs. George w.
Thomas
A birthday surprise party was rendered
by the members of Fletcher Chapel to their
cfnr Ilrr- TIo~ n
ing. Mrs. Alice V. Allen, president of
Fletcher Chapter of the Epworth League,
read poem composed by one of the men,
bers. Mr.. Cook responded with a neat little
speech, indicative of his surprise and graft
fication.
Mr.. w. F. Hoffman and Miss Hoffman
are spending some time in Atlanta.
Miss Marcella Forstmann, daughter of
Dr. Henry G. Forstmann of Richmond, Va,
is visiting Miss Roberta Stuart ellis, No.
lis Florida avenue northwest Mrs. ellis
and daughters are at home on Tuesdays.
A very pretty wedding took place in Phil
adelphia. at the residence of the groom, on
Monday evening, the contracting parties
being Mr.. John j. Fahy of Philadelphia and
Miss Bertha A. Landgraf of Washington.
Mr.. Otto Landgraf brother of the BRIDE
acted as best man and Miss Agnes NJ.
Fahy, sister of the groom bridesmaid
They were also attended by Mr.. Harry p.
Tharp of Washington, d. c. The young
couple will make Washington their future
home.
Mr.. W. H. Wetzel of 2135 H street has as
his guests for the week his sister, Mrs. A.
E. Leinbach of Reading, and his niece, Miss
Daisy Wetzel of Carlisle, Pa.
Mr.. Henry Xander and sister, Mrs. George
Iseman, have gone to Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Marie Kunly was given birthday
party last evening at the home of her par
ents, 1130 9th street northwest. The even
Ing was pleasantly passed in games and
dances Among the guests We're the Misses
May Walsky, Lula Sievers, Jennie Linz
Lena Gracer, Marie Sites and sister, Agnes
Qurk, Ollie Simms, and the Messrs. Ray
mond Stokes, Connie Bell. Charlie Wimsatt,
Willie Hines, Allie Columbus, Max Krebs,
Willie McDule. Frank Cutlipp, Herbert
Barnes, keefer Gray. Louis Eckles and
Clarence Parsley.