Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-16

Lehman, brother Of the groom: Joseph
y Connor. brother OF the bride: William J.
Quinlan and Henry Betz
Afterward the immediate friends and
relatives were entertained at the residence
OF Mr.. Mi, hazel O'Connor father af the
bride, 2N2 4th street northeast. where a
wedding breakfast was served. after which
MI ana Mrs. Lehman took the noon train
for a few weeks trip TO New York and
other points in the east. The presents were
numerous and costly. The brides father
gave her a house
During the services Of the mass Miss
Cecilia Murphy Of Washington rendered
the Ave Marie with violin accompanl-
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs Lehman will be al home
to their friends at 20 h street after De-
cember IL,
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of MIR. Marcus Lafayette Ryng and Miss
Eva ker nedy Webster, the ceremony hay-
ing taken place Yesterday. The newly
welded couple will be at home 10 their
friends. after November -, at 1909 1uth
street northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Southland Parker have
closed their house on 18th street prrpara-
neCticut avenue.
The Misses Parker are with their sister
Mrs. John b. Larner. 1909 Iath street
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Colman Allen Of
Portland, Me, have issued invitations for
the marriage of their daughter Bessie
tirieh: ana Mr. George Miller Whitwell Of
this city. Wednesday noon, November -
at the Williston Church Of Portland
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey entertained q
family party at dinner last night.
The neighborhoCd Of the Dewey home
continues to be much freQuented section
by curious public anxious to get a glimpse
OF the hero and his bride. All day yester-
day throngs of passersby found the side
walk along that part OF Rhode Island ave-
nue. more attractive than that OF other
streets, end hand-organs. succeeding each
other all the afternoon. rendered a serenade
quite in keeping with the oalmy day and
the general enjoyment OF outdoor lsfe. IL Is
safe TO assume, however. that while Ad-
miral and Mrs. Dewey are not likely 10 be
exposed to the noisy demonstrations shown
them In New York. the daily scrutiny OF
their house may become embarrassing Yes
terday afternoon five women. who deter
mined TO have good look at the premises,
and all who entered or left IL. calmly sat
down on the stone steps to await develop
ments. They were not quite what they ex-
pected, perhaps. because at the request OF
servant the five of them were induced TO
Nacate their point Of observation and move
on. Their disappointment. however can
only be measured I'm its intensity by the JOY
of another group Of passersby who saw Mrs.
Dewey escorting her mother out TO her car
rage after her afternoon call. Mrs. Dewey
was bareheaded and was dressed in black
silk, with becoming white waist
ExAttorney General McVeagh and fam
lily have returned to their former residence.
the Lowery house. on Vermont avenue.
Mrs. Mcpherson. widow of Senator Nc
Pherson, who has been here for week
In her home on Vermont avenue. left
for New York yesterday. Mrs. Mcpherson
returned from Europe In excellent health.
Her visit here was TO put her house in or
der for its next tenant, Mr.. Robert McCor-
mick Of Chicago, who is expected to take
possession with his family about December
l. Mrs. Mccormick was a Miss Medill
daughter of the late Joseph Medill.
The first of series OF euchre parties 10
be given this winter was held at the home
of Miss Du Putron. in Falls Church. last
Tuesday evening. A chartered car took
the guests to and from the meeting, with
Mrs. Daniel as chaperon. The card playing
was followed by a bountful supper served
amid yellow and white chrysanthemums in
the attractive dining room. The winners
were: First prizes. Miss Mclaughlin and
Mr.. Daniel, and BOBBY prizes. Miss Crook
and Mr.. Wells. Among those present were
Mrs. Daniel, the Misses Crook, Croghan,
Daniel, Du Putron. Annie and Emma Hin
kle, Sholes and Mclaughlin and Mes-rs.
Daniel, Ernest and Lee Herrell. Wood,
Riordan. Sholes, Wells and DIR. Munroe.