Evening star., 1898-10-29
son, and Misses Thomas. Benisch. Cook.
! Wandling. Lindsay, Busy. Dent Mari and

" anuilhS, LINDSAY, Busy, Dent, mari ana
Sands.
Miss Louise Murray and Mr. J. Franklin
Philip were quietly married Tuesday even
ing, October 25. by the Rev Father O'Con-
nell of st. Stephens Church, only the i'm
mediate families being present Mr.. and
Mrs Philip Will be pleased to see their
friends Wednesday evening, November =,
and Thursday evening, November To- at
their home. 1892 10th street.
Mr.. Chas. W. Huguley. his daughter Miss
Huguley, and Mrs. f. Cissell, after a very
pleasant visit to Ohio and to Pittsburg
nave returned to their home. Asa NJ street.
Mr. Walter L. Smith and bride. formerly
Miss Brown. of Manchester, Va, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. W. Allison
$50 Sd street northeast.
General Lawton. with his wife and aids.
is stopping at 1904 X street
Mrs Stoneman of California and her
charming daughter. Miss kathrin. have re-
turned to Washington for the winter and
are at 2020 G street
The first meeting of the Fortnightly Eu-
chre Club was held last evening at the
residence of Miss Louise Smith. No. 1904
massachusetts, avenue, and was a most en-
1oyable occasion. Those present were Mrs
Sweeney. Mrs. Hitchcock Mrs Smith and
Misses Miller. Pollock. White Woolsey
Norman. Campbell, Meyer and Smith. and
AeSSrs Sweeney. Hitchcock. GLADDEN.,
Ruckman, Gaggin, Pritchard, McLaughlin,
Smith, Wells and Williams Mr. and Mrs
charles Park of Addison, n. Y, were
guests of the club.
Laurel Branch the country estate OF
Judge Edward Edelin, at Accokeek Md
was the scene of a wedding Wednesday
last at high noon. The contracting parties
were Miss Estele Henshaw Edelin, daush-
ter of Judge Edelin, and Mr.. Louis Marion
Sousa of this city. Only the immediate rel
atiVes of the bride and groom were pres
emit The happy couple left Immediately
after the ceremony for Washington, and
Will receive their friends after November
at their home, 511 9th street southeast
Lieut.. Col. VIM. H Gardner. L. s. A.
Mrs Gardner and their daughter Mrs Egg
gleston. who have been visiting DR. Gard
ners sister. Mrs. Findlay Harris have TAX
en- apartments at 17G0 Q street for the sea-
son.
Miss Belle Parr has returned to her home.
107 sth street northeast. after delightful
vacation of several weeks, accompanied by
her cousin, Miss Lillian Noyes.
Mrs. Ellen Appleby De Valin has returned
and taken residence at No. 1902 2lst
street
Mrs. George W McCrary of Kansas CITY,
Mo-. widow of the late Secretary of War.
is in the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs F. f.
Mctrary at 1913 l. street, where she will
be pleased to see her friends Wednesday of
each week.
Mrs. a. p. Lacey, after an absence of al
most a year and a half has returned TO the
Deen a guest at the La Fetra Hotel. enjoy
irg the congratulations of her friends over
improved health from her long sojourn in
the far west She will leave soon going
over to New York where she expects 10
spend the winter with her nephew c. NJ
Lacey Sites. Mr.. Sites is university fellow
in the School of Political Science Column
bia University, in the city of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Williams will be at
home Thursdays in November
Mrs Minnie Torl,ert- yTflIiar,,s -.
returned from a visit to the Omaha and 81.
LOUIS eXposiuons, and who has been spend
ing few days in this city with her par
ents. has gone to Atlantic City for a few
weeks.
Miss Mabury G. Boone daughter cf Mr..
and Mrs VIM. C. Boone and Mr.. Bernard
r. Frizzell. son of Mr. and Mrs VIM J.
trlzzelI. were married by Rev. Father
Walsh of ST. Paurs Church. Baltimore, last
Wednesday evening. the Immediate relatives
of both families and few friends being pres
ent. Mr.. and Mrs. Frizzcll will remain in
Washington until November T. and will be
pleased to receive their friends at 9Io 9TH
street northeast.
Mrs. Earl c. Carnahan will leave the city
for New York Monday, October 81 from
whence she will sail for Santiago de Cuba
to join her husband, First Lieutenant Earl
c. Carnahan.
DR.: NJ. d. Peck and family have returned
to the city from their country residence
and are located at 1I40 18th street
The engagement of Passed Assistant Pay
master Richard Hatton, United States
navy, to Miss Bessie Cottman, daughter of
j. Hough Cottman of Baltimore, Md is
announced.
Miss Harriet Worden, daughter of Mr.
Daniel Worden and granddaughter Of the
late Admiral Worden, United States navy,
VIII marry Mr.. James Burnett Lowell, of
Boston, who is in business in South
America, next Easter, and after their mar
riage the young people will make that coun-
try their home.
Mr.. Alexander F.. Hobbs and Miss Louise
Allen. daughter OF Charles H Allen. as
sistant secretary of the navy, were mar
ried at noon October Pc at the Allen man.
sion on Ralfe street, Lowell. Mass. Miss
Allen was given away by her father.
Miss Mary Veazie has returned from a
visit to Mrs. Calvin r. Mutt at her country
seat "Routnland,' near Frederick.
Miss Gertrude Dobbins of Neshiney. Pa
is spending the winter with her aunt. Mrs.
Johnston, $50 X street southeast, and will
be pleased to see her friends.
Miss Nettie Suit of Maryland, who has
been with friends in Washington, has re-
turned home.
Col. Charles r. Greenleaf. L. S. A: Mrs
Greenleaf and Miss Greenl4af have located
for the season at the Hotel Baltic.