Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-25
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Several Autumn Weddings Of Interest 10
Waahingtonians.
Personal Notes About People Who
Are Returning From the Seashere
and the MOuntnins,

marriage OF Mr.. Horace Lee Washington
| OF this city and Miss Helen Stewart Will
| Jams. The bride is a member Of a wealthy
| Chicago family and is the daughter OF MIR.
and Mrs. Sidney Williams of that city.
Mr. Washington is connected with the con-
| sular service and is a familiar figure in the
| social life of tie capital.
| Mrs. Romero, the wife of the Mexican
minister. has returned to Washington.
During the latter part of the summer she
was at Spring Lake. where she was near
Mrs. Arriaga during the latters fatal ILL
| ness
| A very pretty home wedding was celebrat-
| ed at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas F.
| Kilgcre, Takoma Park. DC. Wednesday
| at 5 pm. the contracting parties being
| Mr.. Herman F. Denham and Miss Willie
| May Kilgore. Rev. J. o. Knott of Epworth
NJ. E. Church South performed the cere-
| mony. Mr.. Edward Nye was best man
| and Miss Bonnie Mayer Kilgore. youngest
/, sister of the bride, stood as bridesmaid.
| Mendelssohn's wedding march was beaut-
J fully rendered by Mr.. Paul Hallam. The
| rshers wee Mr.. Ralph Harlan and Mr..
| Roy Dayton. Immediately following the
| ceremony the happy pair left for Old Point
| Comfort on a short wedding tour. The
| house was beautifully decorated with gol-
| den rod, Laurel and flowers. and the couple
| stood Under a golden rod bell, the handi-
| work of a friend. Mrs Gulick.
Many friends of the bride and groom We're
present and the presents were both useful
and beautiful.
| A meeting of the Young Peoples Union
| of the Peoples Church was held Friday
evening. with the Misses Reeves. No 1913
Sd street northwest. Before adjournment
Mr.. Hesselman, Mr.. Elliot and Miss Met
calf were chosen as delegates for the fed
| Grafton committee meeting to arrange for
| the first union rally Of the young peoples
| liberal unions of the city. Following the
| business meeting the club was entertained
| by a vocal solo by Mr.. Kemball: a reading,
| DIR. Kent: flute and violin duet. Mr.. Upper
man and Miss Davis; reading, Mr.. Warren;
| vocal duet. Miss Crowell. MIR. Kendall:
! recitation, Miss Magic; song, Miss Mabel
| Reeves; violin solo, Miss Davis. and vocal
soio Miss Crowell. Refreshments were then
| served. Among those present were Dr.. Mrs.
| and Miss Kent, Miss Saunders. Misses Flo
| ia. Beulah. Violet and Mabel Reeves Mrs.
Munroe. Misses Pollock. Wood. England.
Brandon, Davis. Crowell. Edwards. Wood,
| Maddren. Smith. Crowell, Holm, Magic,
Upton, pakin. Morrison. Stems, Prisneli.
| Metcalf, Mrs. Upperman, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Bisbee, and Messrs. Elliot, Osborne. Hes
| selman, Warren. Karayannopoulos, Heath,
Crowell, Upperman, Webb, Beresford Stab
| Ter and Davis.
Miss Elsie L. Elterich Of GOA @ street has
| gone to visit relatives in Swarthmore, Had
| donfield and Philadelphia. Pa.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Helen -Gassanheimer to Mr.. Joseph Ma
| kover.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gottlieb Splitter announce
| the betrothal of their daughter Rosa to
Mr.. Elias BlondEeim. They will be ''at
| home" Monday evening, September q, 3
| to 10. 4i2 H street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Baumgarten are re-
| siding with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Richold, 1216
| T street.
| The marriage of Miss Addie V. Gates CT
Washington, ID. c., and Mr.. Frank Bur-
he of Inn lcfar tod tta
| 18th of this month in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Cissel of ''Oak Crest" Georgetown.
| d. c.. has returned home after two
months stay at Saratoga. Lake George no
| the Adirondack mountains.
| Mr. and Mrs. Cissel of ''Oak Crest"
| Georgetown. have been entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Kesster of Louisiana.
| Miss Minnie Brandt, who has entered
| Kee-Mar College, before leaving Tuesday
| evening was pleasantly surprised by :he
| Christian Endeavor Society of Zion Luth-
| eran Church giving her a farewell recep-
| ton.
Miss Bessie Crump of % Q street north
| west is visiting relatives in Hartford,
| Conn.,, during the fall months.
1 The engagement has been announced of
| Miss Clara Meyers of 442 Massachusetts
avenue to Mr.. Isadore Saks of Baltimore,
| Md.
Mrs. Gladys L. Thompson has returned
from Visit TO Old POINT.
Mr.. and Mrs w. E. Todd and son Willie
| of 10 street northeast have returned
from an extended visit to Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Ccunselman of 325
Maryland avenue northeast have returned
fro m a visit to Mrs. Counseimans sister,
Mrs. John II. Winder. at Wheeling, w. Va.
Mrs. Rose H. Martyr and children of Dbl
9th street southeast have returned from a
visit to relatives in Baltimore.
Miss Edna L. Lips of North Gilmore
street. Baltimore. has returned home. after
visiting Miss Mary Martyr of Capitol Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Hooks of 9Th street
southeast have returned from a visit to
Norfolk.
Mrs. Sholes and daughter Miss May, of
A street northeast. who have been north
for several months, have again reached
home.
Mrs. E. G. Goebel of West Washington
has returned from visit to Old Point
Mrs. Edith Roberts and Mr.. Bowie Rob-
erts. who have been visiting relatives in
Prince Georges county, Maryland, have
returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. A Oppenheimer of CID X
street announce the engagement of their
daughter Clara to Mr.. Julius Levy of Ber-
lin, Mo.
The Daisy Pleasure Club gave its first
dance of the season Thursday evening al
Hillyard's Hall, and notwithstanding the
lnciemency or the weather there was a
good attendance. The club is only three
months old. but Is growing in numbers each
week. and now has a membership of over
thirty. The committee in charge of the
dance were: Messis. Fred johnson. James
D. Finch. jr.. Al Grant. J. i. Fersinger and
George Bragunier. Some of those present
were Misses Mamie Kleese, Mabel L. Bur-
dett, Theresa Clements. Mamie Head and
sister, Miss Underwood, Miss billiard, Miss
Lola Dwell. Miss Gertie Brown, Miss
Mabel Miller, Miss Kate Murphy, Miss
Clara Sherwood, Messrs. J. Blake Coffman,
E. Wright. J. 1. Fersinger. J. d. Finch. jr.,
Fred Johnson. Al Grant, Will Moore, Chas.
Perry and Geo. Bragunier.
Mrs. E. A. Saum has returned from New
York.
DIR. and Ms. G c. Samson have returned
from Atlantic City.
Miss e. dEste Barton has returned from
England aud Paris. where she has spent
the entire summer, and Is with her brother,
DR.. ]. Barton, le28i6 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest.
Miss Aukam has returned from Philadcl-
phia-
Mrs. c. o. Krause and son Of 1872 v
street northwest, accompanied by her