Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-23
Wedding Parties and the Happy Ones
Taking Part.
HOME EVENTS AND CLOSE FRIENDS
Later Along Will Come Several
Large Affairs.
HER TIMELY TOPICS

ranged Tor home CeremonialS this Is es-
pecially true. In the list Of eddings for
the week are those of Miss Frances Aug IS
terrier and Mr.. W. Z. Coburn, at ST. Paurs
English Lutheran Church at $50 O'Clock
Monday. The marriage of Miss Adelaide
Carson and DIR. Themes l.. Macdonald will
take place at noon Tuesday at the Carson
residence, Vermont avenue, and will be
witnessed by a family party. Only a small
gathering Of intimate friends are invited
to the breakfast. and later In :he day The
couple will SO away for a wedding tour
Miss Parke and Mr.. Richards of New York
will also be married at noon at the resi-
dence of Gen. and Mrs. Parkc, Lafayette
square, and wedding breakfast will fol-
low the ceremony. A noon wedding We'd
nesday at Trinity Church will be thai of
Miss Sarah f. Davidson and Mr. Theodore
Oliver Ebaugh. and the same afternoon at
81. Patricks Miss Marion Lee Morgan and
Mr. Wilfred Seymour Mcleod win be
| married. A morning wedding of thai day
Will be that of Miss Edna Mary He-cher 10
Mr. Harry Atwood Colman at the resi-
dence of DIR. and Mrs. Hercher, 1899 Icth
street. and in the evening Miss Nauda n
knowlton and Mr.. Charles j. Encel will he
married at the residence of the brides
parents.
The November weddings are arranged on
larger scale, and several of the most
hoesipie VIII take place at the Church of
the Covenant during the first half of the
month The day and night events are
about evenly divided. The marriage of
MISS ODonnell and Count Sayres of France
is probably the last international event OF
its kind in Washington this year, and will
be proportionately interesting. The bride
elect is extremely popular here and her
marriage will bring tog ,sher to witness it
and Importance
Thursday last at the Cathedral in Balti-
more Miss Mary Lucine Cnristman, daugh-
ter OF Col j. II. Christman. L. S. A. and
Mr.. John Philip Nugent of this city were
married by Cardinal Gibbons Miss FRAZIER
was maid of honor and Mr.. Ralph De Neale
was best man. A number of friends went
over with the couple from this city. The
bride wore blue cloth travelling costume
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Townsend have
returned for the season and are at their
place on Woodley Lane. which .ney will
Keep open till the cold weather.
Mrs. Wallack and family are back in the
city for the winter.
Mr.. Oracle Richards of New York fiance
of Miss Parke. is in town and the guest of
his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Bancroft Davis
A few days ago at the residence of Mrs
NJ. S. Vidal. 1919 Q street. the ninth birth
day anniversary Of her son, Master James
Harold Vidal, was celebrated. The rooms
were handsomely decorated with cut flow
ers and potted plants. The young guests
enjoyed variety of games. after which
dainty refreshments We're served. Master
Harold was the recipient of a number of
pretty gifts. Among those present We're
Masters Albert Agnew. Richard McNew.
Lansford Smith. Eddie Henry, Willie Ora
ham and Chang Ye Wee OF the Corean le-
cation.
Miss Virginia Butler has returned 10 town
for the winter and is at 1915 NJ street Miss
Butler went abroad the past summer and,
as usual. found many new and interesting
points out of the usual track, where she
spent many pleasant days.
A party was given at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herring. 1921 North Capitol
street northeast, last evening to their da;gh-
ter Lillian. in honor Of her sixteenth birth
day. Music. dancing and games were in
dulged in, after which refreshments were
served Among those present Were Misses
Susie Laning, Myrtle Becker, Mabel Has
kins, Olive Green. Reba Fisher Grace Nc
Efresh, Lillian Herring. and Messrs. Frank
Sigourney, Clarence Z. Brewer, Il. Thomp-
son Thatcher, c. Witmore, F. Lehnert, J.
Milburn, c. Peckham and ]. Rice.
Miss Hattie f. Austin has returned to the
city after delightful visit of several weeks
to friends in New York and New Jersey.
Mr. H. Edwin Rainals Kondrup announces
the engagement of his sister, Margheritta
Kondrup to Mr.. VIM. Moore Stiiwell. 1r,
of New York.
Col s. E. Chamberlin and family have
returned 10 the city for the winter, and
nave leased the house 1909 both street.
Mrs. and Miss Wadsworth will remain in
their own home, Vermont avenue, this win
ter.
Miss Edythe H. Warner as permanently
located for the winter at 1913 Q street. Miss
Warner is one of the debutantes of the
coming winter.
Among the marie ges Of the present week
was that of Mr.. John /. Ford of Northeast
Washington and Miss Pearl E. Wiley of
AnacoStia, which was solemnized at Fred
erick, Nd, Thursday last by the Rev. Mr..
Mckinney.
Postmaster General Gary was sixty-four
years of age yesterday. and the event was
celebrated by family gathering at the
Washington home of the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rice announce the
engagement of their daughter Grace to Mr..
Jules Gottlieb of Philadelphia. AT home
Sunday. october "a, from 1870 to 10 pm,
at CD 7th street southwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Dcnnell have re
opened their 10th street home, after little
visit with Mrs. Eide.
Senator Quay's residence on K street has
been opened up the past week. and the
family are there of and on.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Saville and family
returned some time ago from their summer
travels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ffoulke and family are in
town again. after a lengthy absence.
Mrs. Davenport has returned to town for
the season. as has also her son. Lieut..
Davenport, and his wife.
The Secretary Of War and Mrs. Alger
have gone to Paterson to remain over Sum
day with the Vice President and Mrs
Hobart.
Commander and Mrs. Clover have re-
turned from California. where they spent
most of the summer at their ranch, near
Napa. |
Mr.. NJ. p. Andrews. private secretary to
Assistant Secretary Howell of the treas
ury, was married this afternoon in Roches-
ter. n. Y, to Miss Pond OF that CITY, After
visiting New York and Boston they will |
return to Washington about the LIST of /
November. Mr.. Andrews is an exceedingly
popular young man, and has hosts of |
friends. who will extend congratulations /
and best wishes. HIS bride is an accom- /
plished young lady, whose friends are /
legion.
The second regular meeting of the Short
Story Club was held in its parlors al the
Lehman building October 49, and the audi
ence was happily entertained by the liter
airy and musical program presented The
story by Clifford Howard entitled The
Token. a tale of the Cuban revolution.
was timely and replete with dramatic m,
terest. An essay on the Dawn of English
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