Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-22

twenty-fffth anniversary of their wedding
and to participate In the silver wedding
festivities. Several Of the callers presented
the couple with valuable tokens Of silver.
plentiful supply of refreshments Of all
KINDS was served and general good time
was enjoyed by all present.
Miss Margaret c. Stewart of 1927 9th
street. who spent the month of July in the
mountains OF Virginia, returned to the same
resort on the 18th instant for the remainder
Of this month.
Mrs. Frank ]. Metcalf left Thursday for
Ashland. Mass. the home Of her husbands
family. where she will spend month.
Mr. and Mrs. Southall of Brookland have
with them for few days Dr. E. W. South
all and family of Geneseo. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs Janes S. Goldsmith have
gone to Round Hill, Va, for a short stay.
Mrs. Simon Nawcomb has returned from
the north and is staying with her daughter
in the suburbs.
Mr.. James A. Butler of Charles county.
Nd. and Miss Eliza f. Sly of this city
were maj ried at st. Augustine's Church
August IL at $50 pm by Rev. Father
BISHOP. The bride was becemingly attired
In cream albatross, with trimmings of satin
lace and pearls. The bridal veil was fas-
tened with wreath OF lilies of the valley.
and she carried a bouquet of La France
roses After the ceremony a reception was
held at the home of the brides cousin Mr.
John Helton Of 213 F street Mr. and Mrs
Butler will be at home in Charles county,
Nd, after August y.
The T. P c. Club had a pleasant meeting
Tuesday evening at the home of Miss
Mayme Ferris. Music. dancing. games and
collation. were the pleasures of the even
ing. These present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferris Mrs. T. p. Hartigan. Misses Fay.
Wells. Holden. Ellis. Common. Wells. Me-
Knew and Ferris, Messrs. Parker, Cannon,
Hall. Walsh. Ewald. Myers, Harris. Col
Inns and Fay.
Mr.. Andrew B. Duvall and family are at
Keswick Springs. Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Ross AID daughter,
Ethel Demar. are at Cape May visiting
their cousins. Mr.. ard Mrs r. r. Miller.
Before returning to Washington they will
be the guests of Mrs. Ross brother, Mr..
oliver 2. Boiler of Philadelphia
Mrs. Herfurth and Miss Marie Herfurth
have gone to Philadelphia for two weeks.
Mrs. NJ. C. Cook is visiting friends in
Stafford county. Va.
Miss Lillian NJ Hosmer and Miss Marie
Eisinger Of Capitol Hill left yesterday for
a two weeks visit to friends at Derwood.
Nd
Mrs. Jonas Oettinger and Mrs. Dave Oct
finger are visiting their sister. Mrs. NJ.
Rich, and will be pleased to see their
friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant ". Taylor have gone
The Misses Clara and Emma Rosenbaum
OF Atlanta, Ga. are visiting Mrs. l.. L.uchs,
IA 9th street. At home Sunday evening
Mrs. Rnpertus, accompanied by her
daughter. her niece and Miss Maud Ehlsh-
lager. left today for a two weeks stay at
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse NJ Bassett have re-
turned from Neaboro Mills. Va. where
they have been spending the past month
Miss Minnie Magruder and Miss Little
Christman of Washington are at Old Point
Comfort
Miss Mamie L. Erdman, who has been
very Ill with typhoid fever at her home. on
North Capitol street, is recovering slowly
and as soon as she Is able will be taken
to Idlewild. on the Delaware river. the
country seat of her uncle, DR.. VIM. B.
Clrtch of Chester, Pa.
After spending month In the Blue Ridge
mountains. Mrs. J. II. Moore and her little
ones, Gladys and Lionel, have returned
home.
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Belt are now at
Magnolia Beach. near Boston, having spent
the earlier part Of the summer at Atlantic
City and Nantasket. Mrs. Belt will not re-
turn home till late in the fall.
Miss Jessie Webster of 40 New Jersey
avenue is visiting relatives In Perry county.
Pa. Masters Earle and Roy Prince are
summering at Phillips Cottage Mont
gomery county. Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Graham have
returned to their country seat i'm Virginia,
after a most delightful trip Of three weeks
to the northern resorts.
Mr. W. T. w. Moritz announces the en-
gagement of his daughter Celeste Selma
to DIR. Raymond T. Holden. The wedding
will take place in the early fall.
A party consisting of the following from
the capital city. are spending their vaca-
tions at St. Clair son -the-Bay Md: Mr..
and Mrs. c. b. Matthews, the Misses Cor
man, Grimm. Ryan. Strauss. Richold. Hirsh
and Messrs. Leahy. Lochrey. Lackey.
Lewis, Mark, Hazard, Smith. Steinberger.
Sears. kraak. Strauss, Capt. Bresnahan
and Mr.. Pop Taylor.
DR.. Thos. J. Jones and family returned
today from a visit to the Doctors sister
In Ohio. The home trip was made by way
Of Cleveland. down Lake Erie to Niagara
Falls.
Mfr. William Meehan and Mss Beatrice
A. Walsh were married Monday evening
in st. Dominic's Church by the Rev. Father
Kent. The wedding was private. only the
Immediate members of the families being
pre- sent. The bride was attired in trav-
cling suit Of novelty cloth and white leg
horn hat. trimmed in green chiffon and
pink roses, and carried large bouduet
of bride roses. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Meehan lift for a
sbert trip north.
Mrs. Ella 9. Bunker is spending the sum-
mer at Lenox. Mass.
Mr.. L. N. Penfseid and family returned
Tuesday from their summer outing at Bay
Ridge.
Mrs. W. B. Lee and Mrs. Charles Addison
Mann and family have removed from 1917
l. street northwest to Plainfield, n. J.
Miss Mildred Lamont has returned from
her studies and is the guest of Miss Katha-
ryn McGfrr Of Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Luther Wood are spend
irg their honeymoon at Coiton's, on the
Potomac.
Miss Louise Sykes of West Point, Miss,
Is visiting Miss Mabel White at No. 17l9
14th street northwest. Miss Sykes is a
granddaughter Of the late Gen. W. L. c.
Gerdine OF Mississippi and has many
friends in Washington.
Mrs. VIM Tennyson and r. Hatfield Of
Goth street have gone to Manassas juno
ton on a short visit to relatives.
THE JACKSON CITY CRUSADE.