Evening star., 1898-09-29
personal NOTES.
Wednesdays Pretty Neutrality-suspicious.
of Interest for Homo Folks.


roses adorned the platform and made an
appropriate background for the grouping
| of the bridal party. The ushers were
Messrs. B. Frank Myers. F. lie Courcey
i Faust Richard Hendrickson and Edward
| W. Callahan. Miss Della Michael was maid
| OF honor and Mr.. II. Walter Greenough Of
| Providence. r. l., was best man. When
| Inc bride arrived she was escorted by her
| lather, Mr.. William II. Michael. chief clerk
| OF the State Department. to the presence
| ci the ofhciating minister. Rev. DIR. New
man. The youthful attractions of the bride
! were enhanced by her dainty wedding dress
! OF white taffeta- veiled with white Brussels
| net. The bodice was ruffied net and long
| sash ends were worn. White asters formed
her bouquet The maid of honor wore rose
pirk chiffon and Nalcncicnnes lace and car
| ried cluster of La France roses.
| An informal reception followed at the
| residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael. 21l
North Capitol street. and later in the even
| ing Mr. and Mrs. Cushman started for
| Trip north. They have a new home. 3ia9
| iiolmead avenue. awaiting them. where
/ they will go to live upon their return. and
where the bride will receive her friends
| November l6 and 20. The bride received
| number of elegant gifts. which will adorn
her new no ne. A number of families prom
| inent in the official circle were represented
| among the guests at the wedding.
Miss Margaret L. Miller. daughter Of Mr..
| and Mrs. Charles L. Miller. and Mr. r. f.
|
| crn Presbyterian Church in the presence
| of large gathering of their friends.
| Nessrs Raymond BcRtzinGer. Harry Glas-
! coe, Theodore Pitt, Selhy keyser and Chas.
| Shackelford We're ushers, and Mr.. Charles
| Smith was best man. Miss Kate Wood
| was maid of honor. and Wore becoming
| dress of gray. with hat To match and car
| riod pink roses. The bride wore gray pop
! lin with dainty trimmings OF pink. \
| large hat with black ard white plures
| and a bouquet of bride roses completed
| her costume. Rev. Dr. EaSton performed
| the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs Wood left
| last night for northern trip ard will be at
| home to their friends after october ID at
| / il6 Sth street.
Captain and Mrs. Warren c. Beach, after
| i short stay at their New York house. will
| come to Washington for the winter.
Mr. William c. Whitney is having pri-
| vate race track built on his place at West
| bury. l.. l., in full view Of Mrs. Whitney,
| bed room, so that the invalid can be cn-,'r-
| tanned by watching the speeding and eXTr-
| cising of Mr.. Whitney's horses on this
| track. Mrs. Whitney is exceedingly fond
| of horses and is looking forward to ,hc
| compi iatlon of the track with easerneSs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul J. Pelz, have sent out
cards announcing the marriage Of their
| daughter. Edith Gates Meem. to Mr. Albert
| Noble PlentSs of Vermont Wednesday,
| September Is The ceremony WAS perform
| ed at the residence of the brides parents
|
| Of TIL Immediate family. Mr.. and Mrs
| Prentiss left on the IL am. train for
tour through the northern states.
| Mrs. Leonora Treisal of Washington was
| married last evening TO Mr.. Louis Rosenau.
| The ceremony was performed at the resi-
| del ce OF the groom. No. 2lu1 Callow ave
| nue. Baltimore. Rev. Henry ". SChnee-
| berger of McCulloh Street Temple oHiciated.
| Only the immediate relatives Of the couple
| witnessed the ceremony.
| international alliance this fall Miss Marie
| Churchhill of New York and Mr.. Harold
| Barring of the great banking family of Eng
| land will be married at St. Thomas Church
| Monday, October 24. The bride has been
as great a social success in London as al
| hcne.
Mrs. Z. A Hester. accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Mary. has returned to the
| city and is located again at the Portner.
| A very pretty wedding took place yester-
| DAY at noon. when Miss Ida Eiolette.
daughter of Mrs. and the late George En-
| inert, and Mr.. Charles Walter NacW horter
were married at the home of the brides
| mother, Il5 9th street Owing to the recent
| death of the brides father only the i'm
mediate families were present. Following
| the marriage ceremony a wedding break
| fast was served. after which Mr.. and Mrs.
| MacW horter left for an extended northern
| tour.
Miss Annie Grigg of No 10 F street
northeast. who contracted fever while pass
| ing the summer months in Bedford City
and was for several weeks severely ill., re-
| turned to her home last Wednesday morn
| ing. She is, as her many friends will be
glad to learn, now rapidly recovering her
| accustomed health.
| Miss Eva kettier left for three weeks
! trip to Atlantic City. Newark and West
! Point.
Mrs. Anthony Connolly has returned to
| b. xit, ici- AL,
| tic City.
Col. Robert Boyd and the Misses Boyd.
who have been enjoying the comforts and
| pleasures of their cottage at Asbury Park,
| n. j., since June Il, will return to their
| home in this city October 1.
very quiet and pleasant wedding was
| celebrated at the home of f. L. Richmond
| Wednesday afternoon. Rev. VIM. ]. Wright
| officiating. when Miss Bertha Agnes Rich
| mond and Mr.. Harry Dohrman Heuer Of
| St Louis were married. The couple left
| for New York at O'Clock, on an extended
| bridal tour through New England and the
north. and will be at home to their friends
| in their St Louis home after November l.
A very quiet wedding took place in New
| York city last Tuesday, September -. when
Miss Laura Barnett of BoScobel. Wis, sis
ter of st. George Barnett, t. S. NJ. C, was
| married to DR.. Reisinger OF this city in
Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church. by
| Rev. DR.. Parks. The ceremony took place
as maid of honor. and Major Paul st. Clair
Murphy. L. S. NJ. c., was best man. The
| bride wore blue travelling dress. with hat
| of same color, trimmed in black and white
and carried a large bunch of bride roses.
The maid of honor wore blue travelling
| tailor-made gown and large black hat and
| carried pink roses. The bride was given
| away by Mr.. A. +. Nixon. After the cere-
| mony the newly married couple was given
| wedding breakfast by Mr.. and Mrs. A. +.
! Nixon, sister and brother-in-law of the
bride. at the New Amsterdam. After the
! breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. Reisinger left on
| the $50 train for Philadelphia. where they
| will spend several days, returning TO Wash
| ington in time To say farewell to Command
| er Reisinger who returns to his command,
| the Pensacola navy yard, in few days.
Among those present We're Miss Mira
| Noyes Mrs. Hall, Conrad Resinger, Mrs.
| Colonel Haywood, Miss Hebb, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Shine Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wiley of White
stone. n. y: Miss Elise Hebb. DIR. and Mrs.
| Reisnger, will lie at home Thursdays, after
October l. at 1903 18th street northwest.
Nj Chas. II. Fletcher of Mr.. George
| Fletcher, the chaplain of Geo. L. Morris
Post. No 10, q. a. r., and Miss Maggie
Roberts, daughter of Mr.. Matthew Roberts
| pf. street were married today at tho