Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-25

Girl; Florence Regain. Dutch Peasant: Ce-
celia Coyle. Gypsy: L. Fitxgibbon, Butter
ny; j. McGivern. Red Riding Hood: Mary
Berberick, Japanese, Msmie Rupert, Gypsy
Fortune Teller: NJ. Cunningham. japanese.
NJ. Scanicn. Twentieth Century Girl; NJ.
Mccarthy. Evening Star; b. Mccarthy,
School Girl: RIGA Marley, Gypsy: X. Quin-
Ian. Peasant, and Messrs. William Regain.
Nurse: Frank Diemer, Nurse; George Haze.
Colored Dude: William Reeves. Colored
Dude; James Marley. Irishman: William
Shea. Aunt Kitty: George Lansdale Grand
ma: Joseph Coughlan. Yellow Kid: John
Kennedy. Liz: Joe Reilly. Dutchman: John
McGarrell. Zouave: Lawrence Simoltcn.
Preacher: Ell. Cunningham. Dude.
The first regular meeting of the Cndecid-
ed Euchre Ciub for the season was held
Tuesday evening at the residence Of the
Misses Dell. 424 New York avenue. short
business meeting was held. at which ON
GERS were elected for the season. After
spending sew .ral hours at cards IL was
found that ire ladies' first prize was won
by Miss Wissner. with the consolation
awarded to Miss Mabel Dell. The gentle
mems first prize was won by Mr.. Wissner
with Mr.. Phillips securing the consola-
ton. After the meeting the party enjoyed
a repast. Among those present were
Misses Dell. Misses Brick. Miss Brown.
Miss Wissner. Miss Burreil. Messrs. Belt
gel. Craig DAILY Burrin. Newman. Phil
lips, Moran and Wissner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Brewer of zoos F
street will spend Thanksgiving i'm Annap-
Oils with their brother. Commander Ross,
at the Naval Academy.
The Misses Curtiss. Smythe and Nelson
of Capitol Hill have gone to La Plata,
Nd. for a short stay.
The Twelve O'clock Euchre Club held
their second meeting Monday evening at the
residence of the Misses Roth. 1923 18th
street The first prizes were won by Mr.
F. Rupert and Miss X. Werle. and the
consolation prizes by Mr.. J. Wennig and
was entertained by music and dancing
The next meeting will be held at the resi-
dence of Miss X. Werle. I'D I'd street.
Misses Annie Daniel and Julia Alexander
of Charlestown. Jefferson county. w. Va,
and Miss Mary Garclay of Lexington. Va.
street.
Misses Anna, Nae and Rosa Clarke,
da, ghters of Mr. Alex. S. Clarke of 1910
9th street northwest, are home from school
for the Thanksgiving holiday.
Miss Marian Meade Fellows and Mr..
J, I'm Webster Dawson were married early
last evening at St. Marks Pro-Cathedral
Church. The bride wore a travelling dress
Of dark broadoloth and a large black VEL
vet hat. Her two attendants were. little
flower girls. Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson drove
at once to the depot for a northern trip,
They will reside at 521 I'd street south
e; st.
A very pretty wedding occurred at Doug
las Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
last evening. when Miss Amy Loretto May
and Mr.. Charles Hambly Gray were united
In marriage in the presence of a gathering
of friends that filled the little church to
overlooking. The bride, looked very at
tractive in a dress of white satin brocade.
trimmed with pearls. and carried a beauti-
full bouquet of brides roses. Miss Blanche
Stree attended "a hfida ms nf
and was at.ireG III pink silk and carried
pilk chrysanthemums. The groom. at
tended by his brother. MIR. Joseph Marion
Gray. as best man. met his bride at the al
tar. where the impressive ceremony was
performed by Rev. Joseph Gray of Hun
tington. Pa, father of the groom. The
ushers were MIR. Charles Frederick Lem
mon. Mr.. John T. Harris. Mr.. Alexander
N. Bum and Mr.. Lee G. Lamkfn. To the
accompaniment of the inspiring strains OF
the wedding march. the bride was preceded
by four dainty misses, who strewed her
path with roses After brief reception
at the home Of the mother Of the bride.
Mrs. s. J. May. at No. rs 18th street
northeast. the couple left for a northern
wedding trip Many handsome and useful
presents were received.
A pretty event was that last evening at
the Sixth Presbyterian Church. when Miss
Dora Newton Knight and Mr.. Edward A.
Muir were united in marriage. The church
was handsomely decorated with palms and
chrysanthemums. the latter predominating
The bridesmaids, walking i'm pairs, and
preceded by little Miss Helen Thompson
flower girl, carried two garlands OF
chrysanthemums. dropping from the Shout
der of each and held by large bows of rib
bon. The bride, attired in a rich costume
of ivory satin, trimmed with pearl passe-
menterie and embossed silk muslin. and
carrying white chrysanthemums, came up
the aisle with her father. Captain Henry
M. Knight. The bridesmaids were becom-
ingly atttred in white organdie over colored
silk with sashes of liberty silk to corre-
spOnd. the Misses Ella A. Knight and Eva
E. Knight wearing Lavender. the Misses
Sybil E. Weidemann of Philadelphia and
Florence E. NJ. Muir wearing pink and
the Misses Gertrude n. Knight and Edna
A. Muir wearing blue. Miss Clara b.
Knight, the maid of honor, wore a hand
some costume of white organdie over yell
low silk and carried yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR.. j. ]. Muir father of the groom,
assisted by Rev. d. w. Skellenger. The
ushers were the Messrs. Chas. w Holmes
Carlisle p knight. Richard p Halves. Ar
mold V. Graves. Chas. S. Muir and Oscar
H. Weidemann of Philadelphia. Mr. John
G. Muir. brother of the groom attended him
as best man. A reception followed the
ceremony at the home of the bride 1106
maryland avenue southwest, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Muir left on an extended trip.
destination unknown.