Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-16

Hiss Davis
bride will wear embossed white mousse
line de sole over white satin and a tulle
veil. Her maid of honor VIII wear white
silk null over pink satin, with pink ribbon
finishing touches, and short tulle VEIL
In the English fashion. Two small nieces
of the bride will attend as flower girls and
VIII be dressed in white null. with lace in
sertions, and will also wear short wells
Mr.. lie Droit Barber Of New York will be
best man. and the ushers will be Mr.. Thos
Francis. jr., Mr.. Charles Howe. Mr.. Harry
Bennar, Mr.. Barry M6hun, Mr.. Maurice
Sousa and Mr. Mortimer Acheson. Rev.
Dr. Hamlin will perform the ceremony.
which will be follow ed by a reception for
the bridal party and intimate friends at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Roam
oke street After a wedding trip the young
couple will go to Yonkers to reside.
Col. and Mrs. A. T. Brittcn entertained
at supper last night the bridal party which
will attend their sen. Mr.. William Britton,
and Miss Mayday Louise Walker at their
marriage tomorrow evening at Calvary
Baptist Church. The supper followed the
place earlier in the evening. Besides the
happy couple there were present Miss
Mamie Smith, who will be maid honor.
and Misses Hattie Quinter, Sadie Britton.
Walker, Mr.. Arthur p. German. jr the
best man. and the ushers. Messrs. Alex
ander Britton, jr, Louis Hoover, Fred W.
Quinter and Norman Howard.
Ensign and Mrs. Noble f. Irwin are
spending the winter with Mrs and Miss
Dovilliers at 2102 18th street.
Mrs. Acosta has issued invitations to The
marriage of her niece Miss AiIeen O'Don-
nell. and the Nicomte de Sayve, Wednesday,
November "a, at st. Matthew's Church
Rhode Island avenue. at II o'clock. There
will be breakfast and reception for the
a a ND at,fsyr 81,
lily from l to 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs
Acosta, 1143 n street.
At the wedding ceremony of Miss Sarah
Binetta McNantZ and Mr.. Thomas Howard
Brooks. at noon Thanks giving day, at St.
JcseohS Church, the ushers will he Mr.
Alexander K. Muliowry, Mr.. n. c. Harper,
Mr.. Harry G. Bates and Mr.. c. Fred Cook.
Mrs. Ellen Smith of HOS G street has
gone to the horse show in New York.
A pretty wedding was solemnized at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Bur-
CESS, Sl5 13tn street northeast. last night,
when their daughter. Miss Josephine May,
became the wife CT Mr.. Warren J. Ham
acher, young business man of this city.
The contracting parties stood under a can
opy of United States flags. while the cere-
mony was performed by Rev Joseph b.
North of the Presbyterian Church in Ana
costa. The bride, who is a blonde, was
dressed in a becoming gown of cadet blue
cloth and carried bouquet o. bride roses
the son of Mr.. Joseph Hamacher, we'll
known in Masonic circles. After December
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamacher will be lat home
to their friends at III 9Th street northwest.
The young couple received many handsome
gifts from their friends.
A farewell party was rendered Miss May
Donovan by her aunt Mrs. E. Donovan, at
their residence. 10l L street. in honor of her
Ut parture for Europe to finish her educa :
tion. Among these present were the Misses
Il Loo hx IA
Angrim, n. and NJ. Driscoll and the Messrs.
Ritter, E. Frost Fish, Mcdonald, Halter,
Chesildine and Moran.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Croissant entertained
the Abracadabra Club last evening. A
large numt err of guests were present. who,
with the members, completely filled the
parlors and library. Mr.. Appleton p. Clark,
jr.. presided and Mrs. T. w. Scott, secre-
tary. Masterpieces of engineering was
first discussed by the club and many re-
cent and important achievements were
cited. Miss Ethelwyn Hall read a paper
on THE Heroic Deed of Paul Decker" and
the essay was by Mr.. l.. ID. Clark on IN
ternational Arbitration and both papers
called out spirited discussions by the men,
bers. Miss Van Doren read selection, Miss
Nye gave a solo and Mrs. William Bong
recited. After the literary program the
hostess invited all to the dining room,
where refreshments were served. Among
those present not members Of the club
were Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Hall. Miss Hol-
brook, Mrs G. w. Rickett Mr.. and Mrs.
S. A. SiXbury, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wood. Miss
Wood, Mrs. VIM. Boag, Miss Helen Nye.
Mr. Claffiin. Mr.. Clark. Mr.. Woodbury.. Miss
Florence Pierce and Miss Ella Sackett.
Miss Blanche Repp Of Randolph. Md, is
making a short visit to her friend, Miss
Nellie Ridgely. at the Hotel Genoa, 18th
street.
Miss Carolia Reinach Of Petersburg Va,
is the guest of Miss Carrie Blumenthal Of
n 49, 4I- .--.,
ing.
Mrs. Rebecca Pomeroy of Chambersburg.
Pa. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. L. H. Pat
terson, at So B street northeast.
Mrs. John King Of 400 Maryland avenue
left yesterday morning for an extended
trip north.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wurdeman sailed for
Europe November 10 to be absent two
months.
Owing to the serious illness of Mrs. J. A.
Howell, the marriage Of Miss Howell and
Lieut. Neville. which was to have occur
red the latter part Of this month. has been
postponed.
Miss Annie NJ. Wright and Mr.. Harry
T. l.. Heyle were quietly married Monday
morning by the Rev. E. oltn EIdridge. pas
tor of the Waugh NJ. e. Church. and left
for a two weeks wedding trip through the
scuth. After December 1 Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoyle will reside at 6S2 East Capitol street,
December o and 16. after 2 p.m.e
Lady Laurier. wife Of the Canadian pre-
mier, was entertained by an excursion to
Mount Vernon yesterday. special car
was chartered by Col. Bingham, who was
in charge of the party. In the party were
Miss Barber. niece OF the President, and
Mrs. Mckinley. Mrs. McCallum. Mrs Gage.
Mrs. Alger. Miss Alger. Mrs. McKenna,
Miss McKenna. Miss Marie McKeuna Miss
Long. Miss Davies. daughter of Sir Louis
Davies; Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Brown. Mrs.
Bingham and Mrs. w. e. Curtis.
Miss Sartoris is in New York to at
tend the horse show and Is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Fred. Grant.