Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-20

Thanksgiving day at noon at st. Joseph's
Church.
Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks will entertain
at dinner Eext Thursday evening.
The noon weddings for next week will
be those of Miss Noble and Mr.. Harlan
Tuesday. at st. Johns; Miss Eustacia Bar
ron Boyle and Mr.. Frederic Sawyer Har-
desty, Wednesday. at st. Pauls Church
18th and v streets. and of Miss Virginia
Randolph Faust and Mr.. Henry Willard
Clapp at st. Paurs Church, 23d street
At the marriage of Miss Maud Noble and
Mr.. James S. Harlan at ST. Johns Church
Tuesday next at noon Rev Dr. Mackay-
Smith will officiate The bride will have
two maids Of homer. her little niece, Yale
Noble, and the groom's niece. Elizabeth
Harlan. Miss Mary Edgar of New York,
Miss Constance Satterlee, daughter of
Bishop Satterlee; Miss RoweIl of ST. Louis,
Miss Ernst, daughter of Colonel Ernst,
commandant at West Point; Miss James
and Miss Harlan will be bridesmaids. A
reception and breakfast will follow the
ceremony at the residence of Mrs. Belden
Noble Mas sachusetts avenue and 18th
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan will reside in
Chicago.
At the marriage Of Miss Frances Lane
White, daughter of Mr.. George H. b.
White to Mr.. Charles Morris Ireland next
Wednesday evening. November "a. at the
New York Avenue Church at o'clock. the
brides only attendants will be her two
small nieces, Muriel Kendall. daughter of
Mrs. George H. Kendall of New York. and
Louise Macias White, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Enoch Lewis White Mr.. Grant
Burroughs Of Washington will be best man,
and Mr.. Albert w. Thomson and Mr.. Arte-
mus B. Paul of Baltimore. Mr.. J. Steuart
Rusk of Boston, Mr.. ]. Clemson Pussy of
Philadelphia, Mr.. Harry G. Meem and
Mr.. William P. Lockwood of Washington
will be the ushers. Mr.. Ireland is a native
Marylander and formerly lived in Balti-
more but has resided in this city the past
four years. The couple will receive their
friends Mondays in January at 1859 Bacon
street, Columbia Heights.
Another pretty wedding set for Wednes-
day evening next will be that of Miss
Mary Hoover Powell, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs William T. Powell, and Mr.. George
Baker Hillman of Wilkesbarre, Pa Miss
Elizabeth Wright Davis of New York will
be maid of honor and Mr.. Frederic Hillman
will be best man. The ushers will be Mr..
John Turner, Mr.. Ralph Hillman of South
Bethlehem. Pa; DR.. Charles A. Miner. Mr..
H. r. Higgins of Louisville. KY: Assistant
Mr.. John Farnham. Rev. Albert r. Stew
art will officiate. and q reception for rela-
tives and intimate friends will follow at
the residence of Mrs. Powell. 31st street.
The couple will make their future home at
Wilkesbarre, Pa.
A wedding which promises to be one Of
unusual interest to a large circle Of friends
will take place Wednesday evening Of next
week at the Sixth Presbyterian Church of
this city. when Miss Dora Newton knight,
daughter of Captain Henry NJ. knight. and
Mr.. Edward A. Muir. eldest son of the
Rev. DR.. J. J. Muir pastor Of the E Street
Baptist Church. will be married The
bride will be attende by her sister, Miss
Clara B. Knight. as maid Of honor. and
will have for bridesmaids her sisters. the
Misses Ella A. Knight, Gertrude n Knight
and Eva e. Knight. Miss Sybil E. Weide-
mann of Philadelphia and the Misses Flor
ence e. M. Muir and Edna A. Muir, sisters
Of the groom. Miss Helen Thompson. the
little niece of the bride and daughter of
DR.. Willard F. Thompson, win act as flower
girl The ushers will be the Messrs. Chas.
8. Muir, Carlisle p. Knight, Charles W.
Holmes, Richard p. Halves, Arnold v.
Graves and Oscar H. Weidemann OF Phil
adelphia- Mr.. John G. Muir, brother of
the groom. will attend him as best man.
The ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. DR.. j. ]. Muir. father OF the groom,
assisted by Rev. D. w. Skellenger. Be
cause Of the limited seating capacity Of the
church admission will be confined strictly
to those presenting cards. A reception will
Immediately follow the ceremony at the
home OF the bride. HOG Maryland avenue
southwest. after which Mr.. and Mrs Muir
will leave on an extended trip.
Mrs. and the Misses Tisdel are now re-
siding In their new home, 1868 18th street.
Mrs. Miller, widow Of Associate Justice
Miller Of the Supreme Court, is now at hcr
residence on Highland terrace, and while
she expects to pass the winter in this city
has not decided whether or not she viii
remain IN her own house. Mrs. Miller en-
9oyed the past summer greatly at Block
Island. favortte resort for her family for
many years, and Il glad to be In Washing-
ton after afaasnNa n.