The morning times., 1896-10-02

NV uittslIlt doSioiNh
by the RcT. ratncf Doian oi ST. 10y siis
Church. Mr. and Mrs. Cox will he at home
10 their friends after October z, at No.
34l l street northwest.
Miss Minnie Z. Houghterk and Rev. p
c. Diits were married September 80 at
Craze NJ l.. Church. Tie ceremony being
performed hyRcv. Dr. George v Lecch.
Mr. Charles s. Faulkner. No. 437 q
street northwest, was rendered Il surprise
party Tuesday evening ia celebration of
his thirtIeth blrthuuv. The EaIlurS were
beautifully decorated with potlcd plants
and cut Ilowers and il the dining room
earn ations and roses were used. The
label was dantily oluain.ntcd and bore
on its center a birthday cake with The
name and age of the host in>, >,Iibcd ON its
surface ana surrounded with thirty bright
candies As the guests surrounded the
board flowers were presented to each.
Among the many present were. Air. and
Mrs. John l.. EmmeTt. Mr. and Mrs. A.
Il. Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs Walter Estes, Misses
Clara DonCh, Vera Stocks, Libhie Tyrrell,
Bessie Kllligan. Adtlie NJ. Nichols, Louise
Donch. Grace Stocks, Mae Berckmanu,
Fiossic Bliss. Annie Newgeut, Katie Bcrck
mann, Annie Bliss, Vera Faulkner, Mcssrs.
Prof. \. &. PiCkells, William Donch, Thomas
W. Adams. Harry Stocks, Frank DelliGgar,
Harry Artz, Charles Cutsai, Ernest Cue,
Herman Walsh.
Mr. and Mrs. j . ". HolIyday ,nf No. 1924
Thirteenth street northwest, we've rendered
a pleasant surprise on Tuesday evening.
the occasion beng The celebration of their
Tin wedding. A number OF their friends
met al the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Goodrich, No. 1916 Thirteenth street. .nrmel
with tin utensils OF every description as
well as plenty Of good humur and refresh
ments. The party was led by Master
Charlie GcodrIch. who WAS entirely covered
with collection OF pans, buckets aud
kettles. During the evening the company
resolved themselves into an observation
party four prizes being given, which
Were won by Mrs. Stoddard, Mr.. Mckenny.
Mrs. Jones and Mr.. Brown.
Among those present Were Mr.. and Mrs
W. c. Small. Dr ANA Mrs. Gi. PntChard, DR..
and Mrs. Wolhaupter, Mr.. andMrs. McCbcS-
uey, Mr and Mrs. Woodruff, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cromwell. Mr.. and Mrs. Studdard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodrich, Mr. and Mrs. Charles II.
Dickson, Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Colianier,
DR.. aud Mrs. MCPhcrsUn. MI. and Mrs.
Hansntann, Mrs NourSe. Mrs. Frye, Mrs
Downs ana Mr. and Mrs. Robinson.
Mr.. ]. c. Peacock and family have re-
~ llif ltT On lttS,'ilt III Tee
months, and are now located al their home
on Massachusetts, avenue.
Miss Nell Cessna of Bedford county. Pa.
together with Miss Edith Filler of Paw
Paw, ". Va, have returned home after
"A visit of several weeks to their aunt, MIS-.
W. 7. Fowler.
Mrs. \ Ella Wilson, mother Of MIS- j d
King of Capitol Hill, after a summers visit
with relatives at Helena, Mont. returned
TO Washington on Sunday last.
Mrs. Lewis, the wife Of Mr. Morgan d.
Lewis of Wizards Hotel, lis visiting Mrs
Charles II Root nf Eimira N Y On Sunday
last at Trinity Church OF that city Mrs.
Lewis beautiful soprauo voice was heard
with brilliant effect in Rock of Ages"
rendered during the evening service, when
she lcnt new charm 10 enc of the most
beautiful Of sacred songs.
Mrs. Hessie C. Kollock. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. -. c. Boteler, and Mr. Chalmers.
V. Beale, were married last evening at
| O'Clock. at Waugh NJ. T. Church. Third and
A streets northeast. They will he glad
to receive their friends on Wednesdays AT
No. 104 Massachusetts avenue northeast
Mr. ]. Milton LangvalI Of Baltimore is
IL the city for "A short stay.
Assistant Secretary Hanilin has returned
from Massachusetts, where he has spent
the rast week.
DIR. and Mrs. Bower have returned from
their summer tour.
DIR. S. s. Adams and family have re-
turned from their trip ~ the mountains
Mr.. aud Mrs. T. A. Page have gone to
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