The evening times., 1895-11-29
3l4-3I6 7th st.

necessary high-light OF dainty feminine
supervision. Punch was served III the
kitchen, where every known device 10 ar
culinary genius, such as enafooai ,isa.s. piiLeIs.
suggestive Of the Inquisition, were IN
spected and the health drunk of Savarin
aud the members of this Club VINO person
Up in the card room dainty spread was
set amid flowers.
All were interesting and admired, the
painting, In the Rockies" lately presented
to the Aiibi Club by Joseph Jefferson, ana
the work of his brush. While a superb
| bowl, recently made by the Rookwocd pot
terry, and inscribed with the now FAMOUS
song SAID to have been cribbed by Reginald
DeKoven, from the club, was surrounded
by lovers OF tnings artistic. The little room
| sign on which are sketches from La Vie
Purisienne, came in for Its share or dp-
probation. Thanksgiving afternoon was
reyel OF cultured fashion at tine Abb Club
The marriage of Miss Minnie Re.nhardt
to Mr.. Frank McClelland took place last
evening at O'Clock, at the Church or Our
Father. Rev. A. &. Rogers performed the
ceremony. Towering palms made back
ground for the bridal party as the service
was solemnized. The ushers. who entered
first, were MessrS. Reinhardt, kcnnerly.
Cooke and Streator. Miss LILY Reinhardt.
sister OF the bride ana maid OF honor, pre-
ceded her up tine aisle. She wore pretty
costume OF white silk, and carried La
France roses.
The BRIDE was gowned in white satin
on uaine, the yoke trimmed elaborateiy
with rows oi pearls Eer tuile veil was caught
with a pearl brooch, and pins. She carried
white carnations. Mr.. De Purton. at
tended as best man.
A reception followed at the home of the
bride, on Capitol Hill from to l o clock.
Later Nr. and Mis-. NtCiellaDd lett for the
South, and On their return Will lie at home
No. 14O Twelfth street northwest.
Cards are out from the Misses Tisdel for
i've O'Clock lea, Wednesday, December
4, at No. 1923 Thirteenth street.
Mrs. Moses has issued Invitations for
tea this afternoon.
Miss Eva Alice Scott and Mr.. Louis r
krey were married last evening ut 8
o clock at the parsonage or st. PauTs
Lutheran Church, Rev. Dr. Domer ofTiciat
ing. Mr.. William Vonderhid attended as
best maI- NJ ISIS Vierbucnen, attired in
white silk and carrying cluster OF pink
chrysantnemums, acted as maid OF honor.
The bride was gOwned handsomely in
white raiile, trimmed with chiffon. and
wore tulle veil. Her flowers were white
carnations. Only Immediate relatives were
ception was held az the future home OF
the happy young couple, No. S1T Sixth
street northwest. the house is newly
built, and a GIFT from Mr.. krcy to his
bride. Palms and flowers adorned the
reception room and i'll the dining room
an elaborate collation. was served. The
UaDle was UeCOFaIeU WltH Wultc cHFyS-
anthemuins, ami In an upper room dancing
anu music were enjoyed.
The presents were costly and numerous,
including handsome leather lounge from
the directors nf the German American Build
ing Association, and carved oak bookcase
from the Lone Star Association. Among
the guests present were Mrs. Martha Scott,
mother of the groom; Mr.. and Mrs. j A.
Augersteifer, Mar. ana Mrs. w. $. ndersou,
Mr.. and Mrs. F; Alexander, Nj. Frank
Charles Botch, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Barclay,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. Bergiing, jr., Mr.. Brinkley,
Miss H. Barker, E. bachrach, II. Bothmor,
Mss K Bakersmithi % mn 4 FSs na NE snd nIGMs Nrs
II. EckloIf, Charles Ebel, Norman Engle
Miss X. Decker, Joseph Davidson, Miss +.
Boswell, Mary Boyer, Mrs, Cook. Miss
Miss Annie Hesse, Miss NJ. Hamilton, Miss
Minnie Gentner, Miss Maud Lyons, Air.
and Mrs. II. Lansburg, Miss Parker, Mr..
Martin, Miss NJ. o.Brien and many others-
New Jerusalem Lodge, M. 8, Lone Star
Beneficial AsSociati,n and the German
American Building Association called in
body, the gruon being prominent
member OF each organization.
The wedding of Miss Lizzie E. Hatch and
George A. Giddens was suiemnized at st.
Donlnc's Church by Rev. Father Spencer
yesterday evening at o'cl"ck.
brn@p ne s ana Was sre In
with white ribbon bows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giddens Will reside at No.
lSiU Thirteenth street northwest, where
they will be at home, Informally, to their
friends.
Miss Annie Elizabeth Bolts. daughter uf
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Butts, of No. 1887 v
street northwest. was married last night
at Grace NJ. L. Church to Mr.. Charles U.
Gibson uf this city. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Watson Case, pastor OF
Inc church and the wpddinr march was
palyed by Prof. Charles Hayden Chase.
The bridal party were preceded to the
chancel by four ushcrs, Messrs. Irving