Evening star., 1898-11-12
RECENT SOCIAL EVENTS
A Pheasant Northumberland of
WeliN People.

Wednesday evening last, at the home of
Mr. and Ms. Geo Schlerf. street, Miss
Charlotte Schlerf and NJ. Fred Warther
OF TINS city were married. To the strains
of ;he Lohergrin welding march the
bridal group led by the ushers Mr. Henry
Albers and George II. Amrein. passed up
an aisle of relatives and friends, who had
assembled in the drawing room, until they
reached floral arch, where the Rev. c. c.
Morhart of Christ Evangelical Lutheran
Church waited 10 perform the CEREMONY
The ceremony was followed by reception
and repast, after which Mr.. and Mrs
WaTth2r departed for their home on 18th
street. Throughout the ceremony an3 re-
tapiOn music was rendered by Mr. Allan
Schlerf. youngest brother OF the bride who
also played the wedding march. The draw
iGE room was decorated with palms anf
chrysanthemnms. The presents, which
were very beautiful and numerous. were
displayed in the hack parlor. Among the
cut-oI-town guests were Mrs ]. G.
Schwartz. Miss Anna Schwartz Mrs. NJ
Doersch. Mrs. c. a. Schlerf, Mr. George
Schneider and Miss Anna Schneider of Bal
timore, Mr.. Geo Ri2ss and Miss Elise w.
itiess of Rock Island, Ill: Mrs. c. +. Ricss
Of New York. and the following from this
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo II. Dyer, Mrs. J..
c. Gnhlen, M. l.. Gilfil!en. Mr.. and Mrs
l.. = Stutz Mr.. and Mrs. ". O. WetzeI,
Miss f. V. Wetzel and Master Wetzel, Miss
w. j. Wallace. Mrs. W. T. Weed, Rev II.
Schroeder and Miss Anna Schroeder. Mrs
f. Albcrs. Mr. Julius Atbers, Mr.. A. Fa-
hritz. Miss Louise Schmitt. Miss A.
Fricde"ich Miss T. Toepfer. Mr.. Dorsey
Folln Mrs Forney and Mr. II. w Riess,
late of Fort Delaware.
Miss Sells is with her friend Mrs Moody,
1912 p street.
Mr. and Mrs. William Francis Thyson
have moved to 14o7 Howard avenue. where
they will be pleased to see their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry White are
housekeeping at 10 I'd street northeast.
Mrs. White will be at home Thursdays
during the season.
Mrs. Gertrude Bangs-Burnes has just re-
turned from a seven weeks trip to Phila-
delphia, where she has been visiting rela-
tives. Her health is somewhat improved.
Mr. and Mrs. David Wolfe Brown are
located, as formerly, at 17C0 @ street Their
daughters, the Misses Elizabeth and Maize
Brown. will remain in New York city for
the winter, where Miss Brown will con-
tinue her vocal studies.
The Young Ladies' Eleemosynary Pleas
ure Club was organized November 8 at the
residence of Mrs. Shughrue. 622 9th street
southwest. The officers were elected and
Mrs. c. w. Hutchinson was appointed
chaperon Those present were as follows: ::
Misses Jennie and Eva Shughrue, NJ. A
Coney. Rena Ball, Anna NJ. Davis, Olive
LeesnitZer, Margaret Green and Lizzie Dom
nelly. The next meeting will be held at
the residence of Miss NJ Green, 32S C
street southwest, Wednesday, November 49,
Miss Mildred Wheatfie!d of 1927 Sth street
IS visiting her old home in Baltimore where
she will remain for several weeks.
Mrs Thomas G. Alvord of No. 2119 II
street left Wednesday with her daughter
for Kansas city and an extended trip
through the west.
The Sans Gene Progressive Euchre Club
met with Mrs. Silas Boyce OH r street last
night and opened the contest for the season
with Il most successful meeting Mrs
Burch and Col Emerson winning the firsl
prizes and Mrs. Boyce and Mr.. Pierson tax
ing the second prizes, Mrs. Burch HAVING
the remarkable luck of winning every game
social hour and collation. completed the
meeting. The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Daniel P. Morgan.