The times., 1898-10-02

Emil r. Mueller, at st. stephen ChuFch'
Mount Pleasant, Wednesday evening, Oc-
tober 49,
Miss M. l.. Campbell has returned to
her brothers country home, Kelwood
after a Summer of travel in the North.
San Francisco was much disappointed
that Prince Victor Emanuel, the Count
of Turin, simply passed through the city.
He arrived at the Palace Hotel, and
sailed the next morning for the orient
out there the engagement which Is max
ing the most stir is that of Miss Ethel
Murphy and Mr.. John MCGOWAN Biddle,
| of Philadelphia Mr. Biddle has for some
wears been living in Washington. Miss
Murphy is the daughter of Samuel 6
| Murphy. of the First National Bank, OF
California, and is a very pretty girl
An interesting wedding anniversary of
the past week was that Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank p Davis. who celebrated the twen-
ty-fifth year of their married life at their
home on North Carolina Avenue on last
Monday evening. The host and hostess
were assisted in welcoming their guests
by Mrs. G. El Mattingiy, Mrs. T. b.
Jackson, the Misses Davis, and Misses
Jennie and Ruth Mcdonald. One Of the
gifts received was a large chest OF tabie
| silver. presentedJby the trustees and en-
ployes of the Hygienic Ice Company OF
which Mr. Davis is secretary and super
intendent. The IsilVer was accompanied
by a letter Of congratulation and esteem
| signed by the following officers of the
company: Samuel w Curriden, William
E. Chandler. Ralph II Gait, 7. ]. Mayer,
Beriah wilkins BushrOd Robinson, Chr.
Heurich, H Raskbach4 and Frank G.. Will
| kins Among the friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Davis who Offered their congratulations
| in person were Mrs. Sarah OtteTback and
| daughter Aggie. Mrs. III. w. Davis, of
| Oregon; Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Hollins. Mr..
| w Fl. Covington, Mr. and Mrs NJ G.
| Copeland Mr. and Mrs. G. =. Mattingly.
Mrs. Elizabeth Medley, of Annapolis; Mrs.
/ Grace Ryon Mrs. Mary Gunnel, Mrs.
| u. B. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Proc
tor, Mrs ]. ]. Mcdonald. Mrs. Geneva
Ashdown. Mr.. William Ashdown Mr.
! Charles H. Demonet. Misses Nellie and
| Mamie Mccormick, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
Davis, Mrs Z. S. Altimus Mrs. Edwin
Du Bose. of Charleston, S. c.: Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Schlegel Miss Minnie Morgan
Mrs George Thorn Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Worthington Mrs. William Foose, Mr
Charles A. Stockett. Mr.. Samuel w Cur
riden and daughter Isabel Mr.. A l..
Muirhead. Mr. David II. Oliver. Mr.. Mad
ison Davis. Mr.. Edward c. Davis. Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. Small. Mr.. and Mrs. T B.
Amiss NJ L. Hill, Miss Shammer, of Vir-
ginia; Mr.. Martin jacobson, and Mr.. Dell
Mattingly.
The engagement has been announced of
Miss Madeline Fisher. of Baltimore. and
Mr., Gulick, of this city. now residing
in Chicago.
Mrs. Flora c. Dyer entertained at
dancing reception last night IN compli-
ment to her friends and pupils.
very pleasant birthday party was
given to Miss Mamie Fersinger at her
residence, No. / Street northwest. last
Thursday evening. The hours were spent
enjoyably In dancing and games, and the
Lotus Orchestra, with DR.. Hanlon. rem
dered pleasing selections A handsome
collation. was served, the decorations be-
ing blue Those present were the Misses
c. Hecht, NJ Fersinger, Katie Fersinger.
NJ. Head, H. Head, b. Underwood. Tes-
sic Clements, Mabel Burdette NJ. Moore.
Annie Groverman, NJ. Hecht, l. Keller,
Gertrude Thomas, and Messrs. j. r. Fer
singer, G. Bragunier. ]. Duff, F. Johnson.
r. Crompton, Mr.. Kempt J. Lennon. C.
Lennon, G. Hoppe, R. Jones, NJ Moore.
c. Perry. E. Elmore, e. G. Hart NJ.
Sykes. Allan Russell, and Albert r.
Hecht
Ashley the suburban home of Mrs
Theodore L. Holbrook, at Cleveland Park.
was the scene Wednesday night of
dancing party, the music for which was
furnished by the 'tMadrids" The house
and verandas were prettily decorated
with palms and goldenrod and among
the dancers We're: DR.. Robert Mason, Mr.
George Mason, Miss Sewers. Mr.. W
Sewers, Miss Frank Moore Miss Wes-
colt, Miss Edna Wescott, Mr. O'Toole
Capt and Mrs. Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Martin, Miss Compton, Mr. Urqu-
hart, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen Mr.
j. T. Aldrich, Miss Aldrich, Mr. and Mrs
Warden, Mr.. and Mrs, j. L. Waggaman,
Mr.. D. Currier, Miss Martha Aldrich. Mr..
Sherman Aldrich,, Miss Lillian Sherman,
Mr.. John Sherma1J jr,,, Mr.. Joy Sherman
and Cadet Stanley Woods, of Annapolis.
Mr.. W. B. Johnston, of Washington.
will act as usher for his friend Mr.
Rogers L. BarstoW, jr.5, of Boston, whose
marriage to Miss Rebecca Taylor New
bolt, of Philadelphia, will be one of the
fashionable events of that city this Au-
tunn.
Miss Carrie Myers, Of E. Street and the
Misses HurIDert, tofs East Capitol Street,
have returned from Boston
Miss Mary E. Schondan and Mr. Wal
ter L.. Hoover, of New York, were mar
ried Thursday night last at the Church
of the Advent The bride was escorted
by Mr. Fred Prinzhorn. Mr. Jack Moore
of New York, was best man. The bride
was gowned in a stylish travelling dress
of blue broadcloth, with blue velvet hat
to match, and carried a white prayer
book. from which the impressive service
of the Episcopal Church was read by
Rev Ed NJ Mott. The church was beau
tifully decorated with goldenrod and
palms by the young people of the Sunday
school, of which the bride was popular
teacher The event also marked the first
marriage in the church. The ushers were
Mr.. Fred Prinzhorn, Nh. William L. Bow
lie and Mr. julius Forrest. After the GER
emony the party returned to the home of
the groom's parents. 9l4 R Street, where
an informal reception was held Later
Mr. and Mrs. Hoover left, amid a shower
of rice and good wishes, for their future
| home, 625 Amsterdam Avenue New York