Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-21

Mrs. c. Lerch Miss A. Ryhner Mrs NJ
Sampson Mrs. T. Wordem.
Mrs. George w. Cissel has returned from
a two weeks visit to New York. While
mere Mrs. Cissel attended the horse show
and opera. She the recipient of a
number Of dinners and luncheons while
there.
Mrs. E. Heidenheimer has gone to New
York to assist her son celebrate his ma
jority.
A musical entertainment will be given
Tuesday coming at the Epiphany Guild
room for the benefit of the Epiphany Sun
day school missionary fund. Among those
taking part will be Mrs. Shircliffe Miss
Mamie McRoberts Mr.. Arthur P. Mayo
and members of the Epiphany Church
choir.
a musicale will De given at the residence
of Mrs Hazeltine. 1901 F street. next Tues
Gay afternoon at half-past in aid of the
Moman's Auxiliary of st. Johns parish
Inc program includes such well-kno~n art
lists as Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Bard. Mr.. Rake
man. Mrs. w. B. King and Miss Bestor.
Mrs. Charles Allen entertained a number
Of friends at a chrysanthemum luncheon
w Wednesday last in honor of Mrs. J. W.
Ranor. who is spending a short time in the
city. The table was beautiful In red and
white decorations.
A party was given at the residence of
Mrs. F. Fersinger in honor of her daughter
NAMES seventeenth birthday Tuesday
evening last Thu rooms We're tastefuliy
| decorated with chrysanthemums Games
were INDUCED in until II 80 o'clock, when
refreshments were served. Later the com
pany enjoyed donkey game. Miss BERTHE
dies and Miss Lottie Keller the booty
prize. Mr.. Jos. Klein. jr.. captured the
first prize for the gentlemen and Mr. Will
Beltsfield the BOBBY prize. Among those
Keller. Lena Keller. BERTHE Grady. Minnie
Cissell Lulu Peacock. Rose johnson, Mamie
Finch and sisters. Ella Mouton and sis
ters. Tessie Clements. Clara Heck. Mrs. NJ
Jaegle and daughter, Mamie Kleese and
sisters Mary Kaiser. Miss NJ. King and n.
. Burdett. and Messrs ]. I. Fersinger, Jas
D: Finch. jr.. Joe Dun. Richard Crompton.
Thos. Fealy Emmett Elmour. Isaac harm
house. NJ. Bell. Lewis Smith. B. P. Foster.
w. Bayliss. Fritz Keller. Fred Johnson, w,
a. Smith. George Brunger and George
Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tn. Poesche have removed
to their home. 1889 Corcoran street.
very quiet but pretty wedding took
sonage of ST. Dominic's Church, Rev. Fa-
Their Farmer officiating. The contracting
parties were Miss Leontine Burrows and
Mr. George Gallahorn. attended by Miss Ida
Keys and Mr.. Edgar Holcen. The bride
was very prettily and styi:shIy gowned in
cadet blue broadcloth with chiffonette trim
mngs, and carried white chrysanthemums.
The bridesmaid wore a gray gown trim
ried La France roses. The couple held a
reception at their future home, 307 Nc
Lean avenue southwest. where they will be
pleased TO see their frienis.
Miss Pitchlynn's friends will regret to
learn that she has been critically i'll for the
past two weeks at the Homeopathic Hos
pital. She was brought here by her brother
and DR.. Heron from Fort Smith, Ark,
where for nine weeks she had been SER
iously i'll. as the result Of an accident dur
ing her visit to the Choctaw council at
Tuskahomma. l. T. Her father was the
late Governor p. P. Pftchlynn the dis
tinguished Choctaw chief. =
Miss Elizabeth w. Cartwright, the pretty
and accomplished daughter of Mr.. L. T.
Cartwright OF Hyattsville. Nd, formerly. of
this city, has gone to New Haven, Conn,
to visit the family of DR.. Adams. Miss
Cartwright Is to be maid of honor al the
marriage Of Miss Claire Adams to Mr.
Henry Moyle. which takes place on the
10Th of November. Miss Adams was a
classmate of Miss Cartwright at Wellesley
College.
Emanuel Church. Anacostia, d. WAS
the scene of very pretty wedding We'd
nesday morning, when Rosa Elizabeth
Grimes Of Maryland and Joseph Stanislaus
Wasney Of this city were united in mar
riage by the Rev. DIR. Davenport in the
presence Of their relatives and a few In
Sited guests. The bride looked charming In
q travelling gown OF brown CLOTH and was
|&atteadedz by her cousin, Miss LILLIAN b.
Grimes. Mr.. VIM. J. Murphy was best