Evening star., 1896-01-20
| and Me.srs. Adams, Burgess, Hopkins ana

|ilowing Tuesday. 40
i A pretty home wedding took place at the
residence Of Me- and Mrs. John o. williams
last Wednesday evening. Their daughter,
Eisipger OF this city were married by a
COUSIN Of the bride. Rev. Julius Soper, D.
/ D., missionary to Japan, who used during
the ceremony handsomely bound wedding
book, which was afterward presented to the
bride. The bride was becomingly gowned
In a heavy white corded silk, trimmed with
pearl passamenterie and crepe. and carried
shower bouquet Of orchids and bride
mond brooch, a gift of the groom She en-
tered the drawing room on the arm of her
father. who gave her in marriage. Miss
Eugenia L. Williams, a sister of the bride,
dressed in blue organdie and silk, was
maid of honor. Mendelssohns wedding
march was rendered by Miss Belle johnson
throughout the ceremony The house
was deliberately decorated with palms,
snlilax and cut flowers. The mantels were
tsnked with roses, and the windows and
stairway were garlanded with greens.
The dining room presented a pretty pic
ture, the table decorations being in pink
A reception was held from 8 until 10, which
vas largely attended. The bride was as
sisted in receiving her friends by Miss
Eisinger. Miss Mary West of Brunswick
Miss Parsons Miss Jessie and Lizzie Price,
Miss Nisbit, Miss Deane, Miss Davis, Miss
Schumann, Miss Edna and Clare Mannakee
of Kensington, Miss Nena Beall and Miss
ScRmitt Her going-away gown was green
brcadcloth with coat and hat to match.
The couple took a late train for the north,
where they will remain until the 1st Of
February.
Mrs. J. A. Swope and Miss Swope will not
receive tomorrow. but will be at home the
following Tuesdays. r.
Miss Rayner of Yonkers, N. Y, is the
guest of Mrs. Jas. A. Stable. wife of Rep
resentative Stable of York, Pa.
Mrs. Charles Lyman. 1913 New Jersey
callers Tuesdays, January 81 and 2S, but
VIII be at home Tuesdays in February.
Mrs. Julien Ogden has gone to Fort Mon
roe to join Mr.. Ogden, who is attached to
| the U. S. S. Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Leighton will be at
home, informally. this evening. from TO .,
and not on Thursday evening, as erroneous
| ly stated. Mrs Leighton will also receive
! this afternoon, from to 5.
Mrs. Claude NJ johnson has issued cards
| for a young peoples tea on Saturday,
January 25, to meet Miss Bradley of Ken
| lucky and Miss Harrison of New York.
| Mrs. Mary A. Hendley is recovering from
| her late illness.
| Because of illness Mrs. John Dalzell is
| unable to receive. or to accept invitations.
Mrs. Samuel Jackson, wife of Medical
| Director Jackson, Z. S. N, and her attract
| i've daughters, Mrs. Andrews and Miss
! Jackson, at 1872 Connecticut avenue, will
| give a tea Wednesday, to 4.
| Mrs Hermann of Oregon will be at home
| Tuesday. January q. and February 4, at
| 1901 N street
| dinner of twenty covers was given
Saturday at the Hotel Richmond by Miss
| Sickeis, daughter of Col. Ellsworth Sickels,
who is visiting the family of DR.. Hunting
| ton of the army. The table decorations
were in pink. Pink bridesmaid roses and
! ferns made the center piece and vases at
/ $l,a Of ha tat.l hof1 airly
| and lilies.
Mrs. and Miss Matile will not be at home
| tomorrow.
Mrs. Geo. W. Smith and Mrs. Sanders,
| daughter of Representative Loud Of Cali
| fornia, will be at home Informally at BIS
14th street Tuesdays. January q and 2s,
| from 10 5.
i Mrs. Stephen A Nerthway and daughter,
| Mrs. Northway Williams, will be at home
| informally On Tuesday, from to ., at the
Bancroft
Mrs. and Miss seawell entertained at
dinner Saturday evening the Secretary of
the Navy. Admiral and Mrs. Ramsay, Miss
| Frances Baylor, Miss Voorhees,. Miss Ham
lin. Mr.. Gaillard Hunt. Capt; Long Of the
| army. DIR. Rocker of Cardinal Satolli's
| household and Mr.. Kemp.
Mrs. and Miss Goodwin and Mrs. Couper
| will not receive Tuesday, the 21st, Oh ac-
| count of the illness Of Miss Beatrice Good
! win.
Miss Fannie Counselman of Baltimore is
| visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Counsel
man of Maryland avenue northeast.
Miss Bertha May Martyr of No. 232 9th
| street southeast has returned from a
| pleasant visit to relatives in Baltimore.
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. B.
Brown, zoos F street northwest, was a
scene of much pleasure for party OF
| young people Saturday evening. Those
present were: Misses Julia Covington,
/ Got ircin l.
EFT. BERTHE Daily, Grace Lee. Belle Van
Camp, Marion Cllvillier, Carrie Robinson.
| Eva Wealty, May Lee, Edith Luckett and
Ethel Brown. and Masters Raleigh Luck
EFT, Arthur Finnigan, Louis Curillier. Geo.
| Swift, Harry Tretler, Hubbard Bean, How
ard Turley and Sherwood Brown.
The Chrysanthemum Pleasure Club met
last Wednesday night at the residence of
Mr. Charles Jones, S25 r street. After a
short business meeting the members en-
! joyed number of selections on the guitar,
| banjo and mandolin by Messrs. Amandus
Hortskamp, Jesse Viehmeyer, Geo. Weber
Messrs c. Moulden, A. Hortskamp,. J.
| Viehmeyer and J. Rosser, gave other selec-
! tions. Mr.. Weber recited several pieces
and Mr.. ]. Rosser gave a banjo solo, by
| q unanimous vote of the club the name of
the club was changed to Semper Fidels.
Those present we're Misses Bertha and
Mollie Davis, Carrie and Laura Cozzen,
Ella HaTper Lydia Mrs HYDE Mlams ScNin Msy
son, and Messrs. VIM. Lynn, Joseph Lynn.
NJ. Lynn, VIM. Poole, C. Moulding, c.
Jones, G. Weber, j. Veihmeyer, NJ. Horts-
kamp J. Rosser, s. Scrivener, Lawrence
Dickinson and Bert Burgess.
Mrs. 1. w. Nordlinger will be at home
the first and third Tuesdays during the
| season.
Mr.. Hunter Mason Moffitt, son of Mrs
P. E. Moffitt of this city, and grandson oi
the late Prof. Henri Mason. was married
| in Cincinnati January to Miss Madg,
Johnston of HellidsSsburg, Pa. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mofitt will make their future home il
Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Mary Coulson, who has spent tn,
last five years at the Georgetown Convent
is spe riding a part of the winter in Bostor
with her aunt, Mrs. Goodlove. She viii
| spend the closing weeks Of the season witt
| her uncle, ex-RepreseItative Benjamin La
Fevre of Ohio Miss Coulson displays grea
artistic talents, and last year took the frs
| prize at the convent for oil painting.
A pretty home wedding took place at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Stans
: bury 91O H street northeast, "Wednesday
evening last Their daughter was united il
| marriage to Mr.. Joseph S. Martin. jr, il
| the presence of their near relatives. TIL,
| ceremony was performed by Rev. A. H