Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-17
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Mr.. and Mrs. Maekrille Had Bicycle We'd
ding.
Pleasant Homecoming of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lavicr Rauscher-PersOnal
Notes of Interest,"

Miss Susie Stella Acker. enc of the bellies
| OF Capitol Hill. was quietly married We'd
| iesday last to Mr.. Harry w. Newton.
popular young man of this city. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. DIR. o. +.
EidridSe in the presence of relatives and
| intimate friends only. The bride was given
away by her brother. MIR. William Bertrand
Acker of the Post Office Department. Mr..
Hugh Riley acted as best man. The bride
striking brunette. was becomingly
gowned i'm a wine-colored French cloth.
| trimmed with velvet. gold embroidery and
HoEiton lace. She wore a velvet Gains
borough hat and carried a bouquet OF bride
roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Newton have gone on
| an extensive tour of northern New York
After October IL they will be at home Fri
| days at 3c51 18th street.
Yesterday on Capitol Hill the marriage
! of Miss Ida f. Finney and Mr. William r.
Mackrtlle was accompanied by incidents
out of the common. Both being enthu-
siastic bicyclists, they wore their regular
bicycle dress. and all the guests were SIM
1larly dressed. The entire party came on
| their wheels and after the ceremony ac-
companied the couple for a good start on
their honeymoon trip through the Shenan-
doah valley, where they intend to camp
out for several weeks.
A very pretty wedding was solemnized
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Cogs-
well, 3122 O street when Miss Belle Cogs-
well and Mr.. Wallis Schutt of Alexandria
Va. were married. After the ceremony q
wedding breakfast was partaken of by the
assembled guests, Immediately after which
| the bride and groom left, amid a shower of
rice and rose leaves. for an extended tour
of the north, via Niagara Falls and Wat
kins Glen. Returning October l. they will
take up their residence at Oak Grove Farm,
Alexandra county, Va, the homestead of
the Schultz family. The bride was hand
scmely attired in a tailor-made travelling
dress of green cloth, with hat to match.
Mr. James Abram Garfield son of the late
President Garfield, is to be married next
| month. His bride will be Miss Reba Will
| liams of Chenille, Ohio, a friend of the
GarfielGs from childhood.
AR. Xavier Rauscher, nephew of Mr.
Charles Rauscher, Connecticut avenue has
returned from Paris with his bride. Their
wedding took place at the French capital
last month and was accompanied by many
| pleasant festivities. Mr.. and Mrs. Zavier
Rauscher have taken apartments on /.
street near Connecticut avenue. where they
| will soon be at home to their friends. Mrs.
Rauscher formerly resided here and returns
with great pleasure.
A water melon party was given by Mr..
| ard Mrs. VIM. II. Henderson in honor of
| their son Albert's thirteenth birthday. Tho
evening was spent in games, rotations and
! music. After the feast the seeds We're
counted, Miss Emma Shifner winning The
| first prize and Miss Grace bowling the
| booby prize. Among those present We're
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Hnke, Mrs.
Bowling, Misses Emma Shifner. Katie.
| Grace and Helen Bowling. Emma Hinke,
| Jennie Matthews, Teresa Murphy. Messrs
| Albert Henderson, Joe Murphy and J. L.
| Scott.
Miss Topham, accompanied by her sister.
! Mrs. James A. Oldheld of Welch, W. Va,
| has just returned from pleasant visit to
| the mountains of West Virginia.
Miss Lillian Douglass. who returned to
| Washington from her summer trip the last
| of August, and who has been dangerously
| i'll since then. is slowly recovering.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Earnest r. Hunting re-
| turned from Ocean City Monday, and left
| Tuesday morning for a short trip TO Viz
! giBia.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Acker announce
the marriage of their daughter. Carrie
| Louise, to Mr.. Percy NJ. Cox, Wednesday,
September H.
Mrs. Louise Pollock, who has been the
past seven weeks DIT her mountain home
| at Skyland, Page county, Va. is expected
| hcme tomorrow. Miss Susan p. Pollock
| returned home last week, but the Misses
/ Ils and Welesca are not expected home
/ until October !.
Miss Inez T. Smith, the eldest daughter
| of DIR Geo. w. Smith of Capitol Hill. has
| just returned from very pleasant trip in
New York city and Brooklyn, where she
visited relatives. At home Wednesdays.
Mr.. S. s. Richard and sister, Miss Rosilie
Richard. have returned after a delightful
tour Of Europe, having Travelled in Ger
many, France and England.
DR.. and Mrs. William II. Fox have re-
turned from the Virginia mountains.
Mrs. J. Brainerd Hall and son. J. Elmer
Hall. of Worcester. Mass, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. J. S. Wyckof of = street, George
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ID. Baldwin have
returned from Richfeld Springs.
Gafnsr I'm PhilnIeInl;rs