Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-14
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Eldndge-Stier Wedding at Mt. Vernon
Church Tonight.
The Coming Marriage Of a Popular
National observation-disclosures
Notes Of Interest.

This evening at o'clock the marriage
of Miss Bertha G. Stier. daughter of Rev
Fred A Stier, to Mr.. NJ. o. Eldridge will
take place in the Mt. Vernon Place NJ. +.
Church. Rev. ]. w. Duffy officiating. The
raid of honor will be Miss Boiway and the
bridesmaids will be Miss Busey. Miss Her
bert, Miss Keeling and Miss Sitter The
ushers will be F. L. Carswell, A. V. Cana.
W. NICK. Stowell and w. s. Stamper. Mr..
s. T. Nicely will be best man. Immediately
after the ceremony a reception will be held
at 1928 9Th street. Later Mr.. Eidridge and
wife will make an extended tour through
the south
Miss Pauline Curly CT Baltimore is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. ID. West, 122l Yale
street, Columbia Heights. where she will
be pleased to see her friends.
Mrs. Hugh Thompson and daughter of
New York are expected on the 10th, to
spend some time at Woo6ley Inn. Both are
well and Pleasantly known here.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Goldman and
Mr.. Jacob Mohler Gwin took place last
night at the residence of the brides par
ents, DIR. and Mrs. Goodman. The parlors
were handsomely decorated with roses
Palms and vines. and the couple stood dur
ing the ceremony in a ficral bower arranged
within the bay window of the back parlor
Rev. DIR. Skellenger performed the cere-
mony. The bride came in with her father
ana wore a lTdNellHS GTeSS Oh C.OtH
trimmed with velvet. Her bouquet was of
bride roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Gwin after the
reception started for northern trip, and
will receive their friends Thursdays after
November l at 1923 10th street.
Mrs. Davis and her family have returned
from Ccnanicut Island. Commander and
Mrs. Davis have moved and are now living
at the Naval Observatory. Their Rhode
Island house is occupied by Mrs. Postleth-
waite.
pretty wedding yesterday when MISS Lillian
Z. Moore and MI. Chas. G.. Abbot were
married by DR. Stricken. The platform
was tasteful!y decorated with palms and
cut flowers. The bride was gowned in a
stylish travelling costume of blue cloth. and
carried a bouquet of white roses After
the ceremony, the newly married pair took
he train for Boston. They will be at home,
2223 10th street northeast after December L.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Frederick S. Ednunds Of
Norristown. Pa, have sent invitations here
for the marriage OF their daughter, Alice
May, to DIR. Clarence a. Weaver of This
city, Wednesday evening, October -, at
80 O'Clock. Belvoir avenue, Norristown.
DR.. Weaver is a well-known member of the
District National Guard, being captain and
surgeon of the LIST Regiment. and his ap-
preaching marriage has created wide in
terest among his large circle of friends
VINO VIII extend warm welcome to his
fair brlGe upon their arrival here.
tary Of The Senate is at his old home in
oregon Mrs Gilfry accompa MED him and
they expect to spend about two months in
Oregon and California
The Misses Truwit Of Alabama are the
guest of their cousin, Mr. E. ID. Wilbern.
$50 High street, Anacost:a.
Mrs. Edward d. White, president of the
Tabernacle Society. has sent out invita-
tons for meeting which will be held at
the Snoreham Monday, October Is. at II
Q clock. Archbishop keane, who founded
The Tabernacle Society in this city, VIII
make an address.
Columbia Chapter, ID. A. r, held it's first
meeting of the season Tuesday evening in
the pariors of the Ebbitt House, with the
regent, Miss Mary G. Il. Chenoweth, pre-
siding. The chapter is arranging for some
very interesting meetings for the next few
nc nthS.
Mrs Emily Holland of Winthrop Heights
mas returned from a visit to her daughter
Mrs Maggie Herbert Giles of Baltimore
county, Md.