Evening star., 1898-11-19

MIR. George Paine. and the other Boston
men of the party will be Messrs Charles
Adams Cameron Forbes. Robert walcott.
Herbert Lyman. Frank Sears and Richard
Sears. A large number OF relatives and
friends of Mr.. Paine will cerne from Bos-
ton to witness his marriage at least thirty
being expected. His two sisters. Mrs. John
Storer and Mrs. Charles Cummings. will be
on for the happy event. The ceremony
will be noon one at Epiphany. Wednes-
day. December 4, and will be followed by
breakfast at the Mattingly residence. 1916
We've Mattingly and Ethelbert l.. D.
Breckinridge. L. s. A, has also recently
! been announced. but the wedding will not
take place for some time yet.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Lee
Ernst and Mr.. Morton Grinnell is fixed for
December g. and will be followed by
breakfast at the residence of General and
| Mrs. Ernst, 1921 Connecticut avenue The
| ceremony will take place at ST. Johns
Church at noon Miss Ernst will be her
| sisters only attendant. and Mr.. George
| GriDnell will be- best man. Rev. DIR. Mac
/ kay Smith will officiate. assisted by the
| chaplain at West Point Academy Rev.
Herbert Shipman. The future residence of
! the couple will be In New York city.
Mrs. Harry Sirguy entertained the Mon
| day Night Circle Club at her residence on
| CANT and were won by DR.. and Mrs. f. W.
| Boswell. After a light collation. the club
adjourned to meet November with Mrs.
| Palmer.
\ MISS 1EaCo harvey anu MT. NreOrEc
| II. Chadwick of the War Department were
married Tuesday morning, November ID, at
| the residence of the brides parents S14 Is
| street southeast, by Rev. Thomas o.
Tongue. Mr.. Walter Bradford Clay
| best man. The bride wore travelling dress
of blue cloth with hat to match and carried
| bouquet of Parma violets. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Chadwick left the same morning for Hunts
| vile, Ala, to visit the groom's former home
| and will also extend their trip to other
| points south.
| Cards are out for the wedding in Balti-
more, at the home of Mr.. Robert Dixon. of
| Miss Roberta Dixon of that city and Mr..
| Mitchell Palmer of Stroudsburg, Pa. The
| ceremony will be that of the Friends. Miss
| Florence Dixon, debutante OF this season,
will be maid of honor.
| 1t is announced that the wedding of Miss
Hannah Clothier of Philadelphia and DR.
| William l. Hull Of Swarthmore College will
| take place at the home of the bride in De-
| cember. Dr. Hull is a native of Maryland
| but has been for several years filling pro-
| fessorship at Swarthmore College. Miss
| Clothier is well known in philanthropy ana
| has been especially active in establishing
| and helping to carry on college settlements
Mrs. George NJ. Lamb of Baltimore gave
a large afternoon tea at her country home
| on Tuesday in honor of her daughter Miss
| Edith Lamb.
Mr.. David Graham Adee and family have
| returned from their country place in Mary
| land and are again settled at their home in
| 18th street. Miss Constance Adee will be
| among the coming seasons debutantes.
| Mrs. Chas. H. Coons has gone to Minne-
| apolis to attend the funeral of Miss Ger
| trude Montgomery. The deceased had many
| friends in this city, who will be sorry to
| learn of her death.
| The Lincoln Park Self-culture Club was
| organized October 6 at the home of Mrs.
| w. /. Rich, No 1909 Massachusetts avenue
southeast. The members are as follows:
| Mrs. E. H. Pitcher, president; Mrs. w. l.
| Rich, vice president; Miss Emma Mass. Sec
retary and treasurer: Miss NJ. L. Mass,
| Miss I. 9ingling, Miss Butt and the Mes
| DANES E. S Downs, T. s. Downs, T. n.
| Fluckey, E. P. Hamlin. II. c. Ly1and, L.
| D. Martain. G. w. Pierce. H. S. Skunk, ].
p. Sprecher and A. B. Thompson.
| Mrs Ashby E. Balm is visiting friends in
Chicago and Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Hollyday of 1924
| 18th street have as guests their nephew
| Mr.. William H. Friedly, and his bride OF
| Chicago who are spending their honeymoon
in Washington.
Mrs. Ferd. Levi of Sumter. s. c. who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Max Cohen Of the Riggs, left Thursday for
her southern home.
| Mrs. Arthur Duane Kinne after an alb
! senee of several months has returned to
| the city and is located for the winter at
| 1905 K street northwest
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. Walter Johansen of 61s
New Jersey avenue celebrated Wednesday
evening the fifth anniversary of their we'd
ding. Mrs. Johansen was the recipient Of
many pretty and useful presents. large
| party of relatives and friends from Balti-
more and this city were present, and a
| pleasant evening was passed, during which
| refreshments were served. Those present
| from Baltimore We're Mrs. l. B. Sprengel,
| Mrs. F. Buckingham, Mrs. G. E. Probest.
| jr, and Miss Una Chevannes and the
Washington guests included Mr. and Mrs
r ann naft
DIR. j. B. Littiewood, Mrs. q. w. White and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. McColum,
Mrs. II. Clarkson Miss Emmogene Bear,
Miss H. Mckeever, Mr.. and Mrs. G. =.
Johansen and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. A J.
Perkins, the Misses Juhanseu, Mrs w. Ed
monston, Misses Elsie and Lulu Maurey,
Mr. and Mrs. r. Dinsmore, Mr.. H. H. Nc
keever, jr.; Mr.. Chas. F. Roberts. Dr. E. +.
Roberts, Messrs Edward and Frank Jo-
| hansen, D. E. Sweeney, G. White, S. e.
Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Mlitzer and
Nh. w, d. Roach.
Last evening Miss Jessie Gardner was
rendered pleasant surprise at her resi-
dence. Alb Spruce street. by the members
Of her class of North Capitol NJ e. Church
Sunday school. After a pleasant evening
spent in games and music refreshments
were served. Those present were Chas. Ed
son. Grant Bates Harvey Elwood, VIM.
Fisher and Leroy Fox.
Mrs. r. Bowman Matthew and her little
son having entirely recovered from a Sc
we're attack of illness, are fRSt regaining
strength at Old Point Comfort, Va,
The next meeting of the Young Ladies'
Eleemosynary Pleasure Club will be held
November % at the residence of Miss Eva
Shrughrue, 43l 11th street southwest. At
the last meeting four new members were
admitted to the club.
MIR. and Mrs Jacob Karr have issued in
vitations for the marriage of their daugh-
ter Amy to Mr. Harrison. A Benner We'd
nesday, November 80, at L o'clock, Trinity
P. E. Church
Miss Ada Carman has returned to the
city after five months spent in Canada and
northern Michigan. Miss Carman is at 1851
q street for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spauiding have returned to
Washington for the winter. and are at
their home on Rhode Island avenue.
General and Mrs. Miles and Miss Miles
have returned from New York, where they
spent a week.
Miss Wallace, who has spent the summer
in England and Scotland, has returned and
is now with her cousin, Mrs. Frame, on
Capitol HILL
Ex-Gov. jackson and family of Maryland
have taken The house 1919 K street for the
winter.