Evening star., 1898-10-15
NEW FOLKS COMING
Society May Welcome Valuable Ad-
ditions This Winter.
BRIDES And GROOMS OF NEXT WEEK
Home Comings After the Summer
Pleasures.
2 f r S o \ Al OTE S

&C me TO Washington to enjoy its social life.
Three of the largest houses in the west
end have been selected by these most de-
s:rahle and always welcomed residents.
who it is expected will take a large share
in the entertaining of the late season.
Next "Wednesday will be the busiest we'd
ding day OF the autumn, although the
events announced for the 18th make q close
second. OF the noon We idings that of Miss
Edyth Mohun and Lieutenant Wallace Oil
pbant Hulme. United States navy. will take
place at st. Pauis Church. and that OF
/ Mss Margaret hammond and Mr. w. j.
Marsh at the residence of the brides
mother, Huntington place Columbia
| Heights. Miss Cora NJ. Dietz and Mr.. Wal
ter L. Ball, and Miss Mamie l.. Moreland
and Mr.. Emil K. Mueller will be married
| Wednesday evening Other weddings fix
| for that day are those of Miss Bessie Dun
| phey and Mr.. Charles =. Hancock and Miss
| Edith Pickles and Mr.. Nelson A. Pixton.
| ExSecretary and Mrs John W. Foster
| returned the past week from Quebec. and
are once more comfortably established in
! their / street home. The hospitalities ex
! tended to the comm: :ssioners IN Canada
were very elegant, dinners and receptions
| following each other almost every day and
| evening. The English and Canadian COM
missioners and their wives will be here No
Vember l, and number of social occasions
| arranged for their entertainment will give
| quite all early start to the winter season.
Archbishop Keane will preside at the
| twenty-third annual meeting of the Taber-
nacle Society, which is called for Tuesday.
| October Is. at II O'Clock in the banquet hall
| of the Shoreham- All persons interested In
| the work for poor churches VIII be well
coined. Mrs. White. wife OF Justice White
| of the Supreme Court, is president of the
society. The bishop Of Wilmington and
! Rev. DR.. Stafford will be present and make
addresses.
The Misses Long are now with Secretary
| Long at the Portland. Miss Long will
shortly return to her studies at Johns Hop
| kins, Baltimore, where she spent last win
\ ter.
| Mrs Grant and Mrs. and the Misses Sar-
| toris have returned to Washington for the
season. Mrs. Grant will go to Philadelphia
| to attend the peace jubilee October 25.
Mrs. Harriet Lane Johnston, who has
| been abroad all summer, has been recently
| at Biarritz. where number of Americans
spent the early autumn.
Miss McCeney has returned after her
| summer travels to her apartments at the
| Shoreham.
| Rev. B. B. Loomis. D. D., and wife of
the Troy conference. New York are spend
| ing few days with Mr. and Mrs. j. ID.
Croissant. DR.. Ioomis has had charge of
| the Sunday school department at Ocean
| Grove, n. j., for several years.
| Mrs. L. 2. Russell Of Adrian. Mich, is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. G. A. Lyon, jr.,
at 1927 Sd street northeast, lexington.
Miss Dorothy Smart. daughter of Colonel
| and Mrs. Smart. who has been for the past
| two years finishing her studies near Mon
| treal, viii return home this week and will
| be among the seasons debutantes. Since
| her graduation in June last Miss Smart
| has been a guest of Senator Dandurands :
! family at Murray Bay, and later at Que
| bee. where she has been a great favorite
| in the French circle and the recipient of
| much kind attention.
| Miss Virginia Williams of Washington is
| the guest fo- this week of her uncle and
| aunt, Major and Mrs. Blackburn, and her
cousins, the Messrs. Craddock
! Mr.. Worth D. Harper was given last
| evening a ghost surprise party by num-
| ber of friends to celebrate his eighteenth
birthday. The ghosts who attended were
| Misses Mamie Price Grace Buchanan. So
phia Vogt, Mabel Boyd Zelda Rollins, Ma
| bel Nansant Eleanor Walker, Ethel Bailey.
Rita Stephenson. Sadie White, Ida Martin
and Elsie Gill, Messrs. Clarence and Er-
nest Fisher. Richard and Edward Walker,
Raymond Ayre. Maurice Dodge, George
Fogle, William Hall and James McCauley.
Wednesday, October H. at the home of
the brides parents which was tastefully
decorated with palms and chrysanthemums.
Miss Lillian May Eberly, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A F. Eherly of Washington. and
Mr.. BeVerlie jackson Smith of Richmond.
| Va, were married by the Rev. DR. Muir.
| in the presence of relatives and few init
mate friends of the couple. Mr.. J. w. Per
kinson of Richmond. Va. was best man.
The brides gown was of Persian lawn
| trimmed with old lace. and she carried
bride roses Her travelling gown was of
tan broadcloth. with hat and gloves to
match. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are now on
| an extended tour through the south.
The marriage of Miss Maude Shinn.
Mr.. l. S. Childs will take place at the home
of the bride, No. 125 11th street northeast.
Wednesday. October 26, at pm, and will
be witnessed by relatives only. A recep-
ton will follow at o'clock, to which the
intimate friends have been invited.
Mrs. Percy, wife of Surgeon H 7. Percy,
United States navy. is stopping for the
winter with Mrs. Green at 1915 Sunderland
place during DR.. Percy's absence in Ma
Mia.
Miss Katheryne Nottingham has returned
to the city after several months visit to
the New Jersey coast and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Jas. NJ. Kiucheloe and her two little
daughters, Ada and Ona. and her mother.
Mrs. John Gibson, all of Upperviile, Va,
are visiting Mrs. N. l.. Welf1ey, 1000 Penn
sylvania avenue southeast
Mrs. Alice Deucher and Mrs. William
Gibbs of Philadelphia. who have been visit
ing Mrs Mary Browne of 2011 H street
have returned to their homes, after pleas
ant trip.
Captain c. B. Bowers of Watertown, n.
Y, and Mrs Helen Gautier Ferren of Bath,
Ont, were married at the Church of the
Epiphany at o'clock Wednesday after
noon, and sojourn!ng at the Riggs
House. After two weeks they will make a
tour to visit scenes where during the war
from 81 to '65. Captain Bowers had service.
The marriage ceremony was performed by
Rev Mr. Hiliker. who is from Dexter, n.
Y. where Captain Bowers was born. The
bride wore an elegant dress imported for
the occasion. The decorations of the
Epiphany for the Episcopal convention
seemed suitable for the scene of the we'd
ding.
Mrs L. T Mcclure. Mrs. E. D. Marks
and Miss ]. P. Marks have returned to
their home, No. 1884 K street. for the win
ter
Mrs. James E. Boyd. wife of Assistant
Attorney General Boyd, has returned from
a visit to North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Klemroth will return from
Bancroft Va, to their home on 14th street
about November !.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Gies have re-
moved to 1922 Q street, where they will be
pleased to See their friends
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