Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-29
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Abb Club Was society's Thanksgiving
''1''"H F'e' Host.
Several Pretty Weddings Last Night
Personal Notes of In
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| Society was represented by full ranks yes
-terday afternoon at the Alibi Club which
was Hospitality thrown open to the friends
| OF the members. There were no floral
! decorations naturally. In rooms so replete
with interesting features, it would have
been case OF gliding the lily Mrs. Par
sons received, with Misses Mcmillan, Rush,
| Rockhill, Anderson, Barney, Train and Hoy.
Among the invited guests were Secretary
Herbert, Gen. Miles and Miss Miles, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Weightman, Gen. F. H
Jones, the Japanese minister, the minister
! of Hawaii, Mr. Tavel, Mr. and Mrs. Morse
the Misses Morse, Mrs. Heath. Mr. An
| drews, Mr.. F. Becker Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Thorn. Miss Warder, Gen. Van Vliet, Mr..
and Mrs. William Wheat ley, Miss NJ. West,
I Gel. and Mrs. Winthrop, Admiral and Mrs
Ramsey, Miss Riggs, Mrs. Charles Ray,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ray, Lieut.. T. S. Rodgers
Mrs. John Rodgers, Miss Rodgers, the
| Misses Routh, Capt. and Miss Rush, Mr.
and Mrs. William Rockhill. Capt. and Mrs
| Schroeder, Miss SheI rill. Mrs. and Miss
Sheridan, Mr.. and Miss Seckendorff, Mr.
| Charles McCawley, DR.. and Mrs n. S. Lin
| coin, the Misses Maury, DR.. and Mrs. A.
| Magruder, Miss Huntington, Senator and
| Miss Mcmillan, Senator and Mrs. Hawley,
! Capt. and Miss Macomb, the Misses Nc
Keever. Lieut.. and Mrs. Mulligan, Mr.. A. J.
| Parsons, Mr.. de Peyster, Mr.. and Mrs. de
| Castro, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Hobson,
! Mr.. Chew Mrs. Carroll Mercer, Mr. and
Mrs. Chopper. DR.. and Mrs. Chatard, Capt.
and Mrs. Chadwick, Mr.. and MIS-. Covarru-
has. the Misses Cullen, Mr.. Richard Daven-
I rcrt, MI and Mrs. Emory, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Foulke, DR.. and Mrs. Guzman, Mrs. Mckay,
Miss Gale Mrs Edward Gray, DR.. and Miss
Hagner. Justice and Mrs. Brown, Mrs.
| Heath, Miss Biddle, Miss Berry, Mrs. A.
| Bacon Lieut. and Mrs. Buckingham, Mrs.
| JOHN A. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Barney,
Mr.. and, the Misses Boardman, Miss and
Mr. Riley DR.. and Mrs. Collins, Miss Heath,
nj 10 AL Mr.
| K. Hinckley, Col. and Mrs Hawkins, Mr..
| George Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Le-
| sare and Mrs. Slater.
At the Church of Our Father the mar
rase Of Miss NIinna Reinhardt. daughter of
| the late DR.. julius Reinhardt of Philadel-
| phia, and Mr.. Frank McCleiiand of the PEN
sion office, was solemnZed last night in the
presence of a large gathering OF their
| friends. Rev. DR.. Rogers performed the
| ceremony. The ushers were Mr.. Edward
| Reinhardt, brother of the bride; Mr.. p. NJ.
| kennerly, Mr. Wallace Streeter and Mr..
J. T. Cook. The maid of honor was Miss
l'Lfllie Reinhardt, who wore Dresden silk and
! lace. The bride was escorted by her brother,
| Mr.. Gustave Reinhardt. Her gown was of
| white silk, trimmed with chiffon and lace.
| Pearl pins held her tulle veil, and she car
| red bride roses Mr.. E. c. Duputron of
| Falls Church was best man. The couple
held a reception at their new home, 40 18th
! with palms and white chrysanthemums.
Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs.
4 McGi1l of Baltimore Mrs. Peter Brodtzman
and Mr.. Brodtzman of Philadelphia.
At Grace II. E. Church Miss Annie Bolts,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bolts,
| and Mr.. Charles U. Gibson were married
| last night. The -ushers We're Messrs. Perry
| Medford, Fred. Duvall, Irving Haskins and
William Leetch. Rev. Watson Case per-
| formed the ceremony. The bride came in
| church with the groom. Her gown was
white silk, trimmed with white chiffon, and
no -veil was worn. Her flowers were bride
| roses Miss Molre Bolts, the brides sister,
was maid of honor. Her gown was white
| organdie oyer pink silk and she carried
carnations. Mr.. George S. Gibson was best
man. Following the wedding there was
| reception In the Sunday school room of the
| church.. after which the bridal party was
| entertained at the home of the brides par
ents. After a short visit to friends in Nir-
| gina the couple will be at home at 2222 18th
| street '7..i'''H
Representative Stable of Pennsylvania
has taken the house No. 1924 S street.
| The Mt. Pleasant NJ. f. Church of Dick
erson, Nd, was the scene of a very pretty
wedding yesterday afternoon. The bride
was Miss Nettie Lee Cooley of Dickerson
| the groom was Mr. Samuel Phillip Compiler
of Frederick county. The church was beau
| tifully decorated with chrysanthemums.
ferns and other flowers. The bride was
| gowned in white silk. Miss Tyson johnson
| was maid of honor, and Mr. Elmer Com
| pher, brother of the groom, best man.
The ushers were Mr.. Claude Cooley. broth
| It. H.,
| liam Colbert and Mr.. johnson. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Mr.. Dulaney
| of Clarksburg, after which followed an ele-
giant reception at the home of the brides
| parents Mr.. and Mrs. Compiler will make
| their future home in Frederick county.
| Miss Kondrup and her sister, Mrs +. H.
| Tillman, and little daughter Frida VINO
have been travelling for the past eighteen
months abroad, are at their old home on
| Capitol Hill. Mrs. Tillman will visit her
sister for a short while before joining her
| husband, who is on the United States coast
! survey steamer Bache. Miss Kondrup and
Mrs Tillman will be at home informally on
| Mondays.
Mrs. Charles H. Alden, wife of DR.. Alden
Of the army, and Miss Alden have sent out
| cards for a tea Saturday, December Z, from
4 to o'clock, at 1911 New Hampshire ave-
nue..
Miss Kathleen c. Kline, daughter of Col.
| Kline OF the ninth infantry, is spending the
| winter with her aunt, Mrs. Arson Mills at
No. Dupont circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Engle have issued cards
announcing the marriage Of their daughter,
| Helen Crosby, to friedrich f. McAuliffe of
| New Haven, Conn., the ceremony to take
| place on the evening of December 4, z
| o'clock, at their residence, II 18th street
northeast. The newly married couple will
| hold reception from until $50 to receive
| the congrat ulations of their friends. They
will leave later in the evening for their
future residence in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph L. Jennings have just
| returned from their honeymoon. They are
| now visiting at the home of the brides par
| ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H B. Parker 1871 Park
| street, Mt. Pleasant, where they will be glad
| to see their friends informally. Owing to
| the very recent death of Mr.. Jennings
father, there will not be reception during
| their stay here.
| Representative A. NJ. Hardy and family of
| Indiana were Thanksgiving guests of Major
| Daniel ODriscoll and wife their pic
| turesque home on The Sligo" in North Ia
| koma. 's.'s-r
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Reinhardt gave their
| first dance Thanksgiving eve. The ball room
| and entire first floor was used for the coca
| sion. A feature of the evening was the
| dancing of Miss Augusta Bergma mn and
| several recitations by Miss Ada L. Town
| seEd. In the dining room and hall below the
| guests were hidden to refreshments at IL
| pm.
Ugly ut Home.