The evening times., 1896-12-02

Her flDWerS were DGluc buus- titu WIFI
white satin ribbon The maid OF honor
wore a clio h of purple combined with silk
and ecru lace, and carried pink roses, tled
with ribbons of pink.
Theceremony was followed by reception
TO the bridal party at the family residence,
No 3G1 c street northwest, after which
nr. and Mrs. Jennings left for a trip outh
that " Ill include visit to the Hot Springs
of virginia. They Will make their home in
West Virginia.
Miss Mabel Gould has returned from an
extended so. ourn in Virginia, and is stop
ping with Mrs. John Clark, No. 1903 New
York avenue.
The marriage OF Miss noretta Strehl
and Mr. Cha H. Gockeler was solemnized
Monday AT st. Paul's Lutheran Church. Rev.
S. S. Domer, Officiating. The future home
OF the oupIe will be No. 1131 Eleventh
street.
A pound party was held recently at the
residence of Mr. Sherrer, in kensington.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Miss Ma ggie X rause, Miss May Krausc,
Miss Maud Allen, Miss X. Sherrcr, Miss
b. Dove, Miss NJ. Waneer, Mcssrs. George
Swink. Willie bowling, John krause, K.
Sherrer, and +. Dove.
The wedding of Mr.. Albert V. Vernon
and Miss Nellie E. Downey will take place
this evening at st. Eominics Church,
corner of sixth and l. streets southwest.
Mrs. Olive Logan and her husband, Mr..
James O'Neill Logan, are in the city, and
are with Mrs. Lockwood at the StrathmOre
Arms for the winter.
a pleasant gathering of friends met last
night at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs Alex
ander Smith, on the occasion of the tenth
anniversary of their wedding day. They
brought with them several stringcd instru-
ments and a number of tin souvenirs of the
occasion.
Among the guests present were Mr.. and
Mrs Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Gusdorf, Mr.. and
Mrs. Payne, Mrs Alice Harding. Miss Berta
Baily and Mr.. Harry Schwartz.
Governor and Mrs. Carr, of North Caro-
lima, are visiting their son, Mr. Carr, No.
1413 X street
Mrs L. Eiseman viii be at home today
at No. 1875 +. street.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Rohrer, of NJ street,
entertained the n. II. Z. Glee Club last
night in honor of their son, who is treasurer
of the organization. varied and excel
lent program was rendered by the mem
hers present. after which the evening was
merrily spent in dancing.
Among the guests present were Misses
Ella nd Louise Peterson, Marie Johansen,
Ella Forest, Margaret Ellinger, Fanny
Andrews. and Messrs, Walter Dunn, Frank
Ellis, John Porter, Harry Eliinger, John
E Stone, Francis Walker, John Hamilton
and Fred and Talbot Roe.
The Queer whcclmen will give their third
dancing reception tonight at the National
Rifles Armory.
Mrs. Jennie Spaulding and her infant son
of st. Mary's county are visiting Mrs.
Spaulding's mother on street.
Miss Corinne Lasky of Minneapolis, Mimi,
has concluded a months visit 10 Mrs ID.
Davidson. of Capitol Hill. and left for her
home yesterday. accompanied by Miss Flea
nor Davidson, who will spend the winter
with friends in the West.
Mr. and Mrs. George Adams and Miss
Laura Adams left yesterday for an iDdefi-
nte visit to Asheville, N. c., in the hope
that the climate may improve Mr.. Adams
health.
Mr. and Mrs. william K. Keyworth of
Mount Pleasant have sent out cards for
Tuesday evening. December 8, from to / l.
IL.
Miss Jessie Davis gave n tea yesterday
from to in honor of her friend and
former schoOlmate. Miss Tessie Daniels, of
Vicksburg. Va. The hostess received in
a gown of cherry silk and tulle, assisted by
her guest OF honor. in turquoise taffeta,
trimmed with chiffon. Tie parlors were
prettily decorated with palms and cut flow
ers and the floral arrangements of the
table Were composed of pink carnations and
maidenhair ferns.
Among the guests who called during the
afternoon Were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Baker,
Mrs. and Miss Ettinger, Miss Louise Davdi-
son, Mrs. X. Mowbray, Mrs. Julia ndre ws,
Miss Moe Anderson, Miss Alethia Harri-
son, Mr. d. f. Haherman, DR. +. Davis, Mr.
John Febrey and Mr.. Andrew Hall.
The Lend-a Hand Club met Monday even
ing at the residence of its treasurer, Miss
Jennie Carter, of Capitol Hill. The earlier
portion OF the evening was spent in the dis
cussion Of the Christmas work of the clubs,
after which several hours were spent in
music and social conversation Refresh
ments were served.
Among those present were the Misses
Harold. Miss Flora Tuition. Miss Name aar-
ker, Miss Elsie Adams, Mr.. John Barker,
Mr.. Spearman. and Mr.. Donald Hart
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