Evening star., 1897-05-01

and sister. Miss Rita Grad Of Utica. on,o.
are visiting their cousin. Mr. o. F. Smith
The Misses Lovsying. the daughters OF
Representative, E3vefing OF Massachuse,,s.
have 5eep suddenly called home by The
neath q their aunt Mrs. Charles L. Lover
ing. Mr.. Lowering although convaiescins
rapidly. Is still unable TO bear the journey.
Miss E. Wager and sister will occupy the
Robert Harper house at Hampers Ferry.
w. Va. during the summer and fall.
Mrs. Jennie NJ Ward Of Ottawa, Kan.
Vice regent for Kansas OF the Ladies' Mt
Vernon Association. Will be the guest while
IN this city OF Mrs. Kate Ward Ssn~r-~rsso
10th street -
Mrs. John II. Oberly recently arrived
from Concord. n. H.. and Mr. and Mrs
Oberiy with their family, are now occupy
ing their residence. 629 Maryland avenue
northeast.
Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Mcveigh. who have
been spending the winter at Phoenix, Ariz,
are now visiting their nieces at 1922 Cor
coran street, on their way home to Penn
berton," Loudoun county, Va.
Mrs. Abbie NJ. Collester of Gardner,
Mass, who has been spending the winter
b. Minnesota with her son. State Senator
Collester. Is visiting her brother. II. Il.
Whitney, at 617 Maryland avenue north
east
The engagement of Miss Bessie Gold
smlth OF Freder1cksburg. Va. 10 Mr.. Moses
E. Rheine OF Baltimore is announced.
The Columbia Heights Little Folks Club
was handsomely entertained Wednesday
evening by Masters Hugh and John Ed
wards.
Mrs. John C. Edwards entertained the
Ladies' Whist Club, to which she belongs,
Monday afternoon.
Miss Lydia III. Cooper of Linden. In the
Blue Ridge. is visiting Mrs. Walter c. Glea-
sen, llO1 l street northeast.
The marriage Of Miss Lottie Hartsock
Repp Of Randolph. Nd. Md. and Mr. David
Caldwell of Peoria. ILL.,. took place at the
residence of the brides parents. the Ingle-
side. Randolph. Md. last Wednesday even
ing. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Robert NJ. Moore OF Kensingeon. The
couple stood under a marriage bell. which
was composed OF hyacinths and Marechal
Neil roses. The bride wore ivory brocaded
satin. trimmed in point dAlencon, her veil
caught with orange blossoms. She car
ried bride roses. Miss Blanche Repp, sis
ter OF the bride. was maid of honor She
wore white silk null over white silk. MIR.
Clinton Repp, brother of the bride was
best man. while Mr.. George Thompson
Sabourin of New Orleans and Mr.. Louis
Witkowski of Philadelphia were the ushers.
Miss Helen Prentiss Donohue. cousin of
the groom. rendered the wedding march.
reception to the relatives and guests fol-
lowed the ceremony. The table was hand
somely decorated with Easter files pink
carnations and smilax. Mr.. and Mrs. Cald-
well left on the midnight express for
extended western tour. from which they
will return the latter part of May. The
brides going-away gown was of army blue
broadcloth tailor-made. with hat to match.
The presents were numerous and costly.
the most unique being the solid silver
spoons which were made from the silver
knee buckles Of the great-great- -grandfather
of the bride.
Mrs. c. Shields and daughter Of St. Paul
arrived In Washington this morning from
Philadelphia Mrs. Shields will remain ir
the city for several days visiting her BROTH
er, James F. McHugh. 500 c street north
east.
DIR. G. p. Gehring and wife. who have
spent the past winter on the Pacific coast.
have reached st. Louis on their way home
to this city. DIR. Gehring is much improved
in health.