Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-19

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evening by the Misses Georgia and Flor
| ence Redway at their home l:;2S Columbia
| avenue, Columbia Heights. Mrs. f. E.
| Eddy, wife of Representative Eddy, poured
! chocolate and Miss Clara Doris dispensed
| the lemonade. The table was decorated with
! La France and Meteor roses and smilax.
Little Miss joyce Eddy and Miss Georgia
! Roadway recited poems. Those present
We're: Mrs. F. Z. Eddy, Mrs. Annie II.
! Potter Mrs. George Redway, the Misses
Claflin, Collamer Mabel and Clara Doris
Ellis Lamond, Emily and Josie Peck,
Georgia and Florence Roadway, Potter and
Young. Messrs Bartlett, Beekman, Claflin,
! Fisher, Gary, HaZeltine, Miller, Robser,
| Tyssowski West and Captain George Red
way.
Miss Amy Fay will be at home Friday,
| January %, at the residence of Mr. and
| Mrs. Norman II. Camp 21lS L street
| The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Ehrmantraut of College View, West Wash
! ington, was the scene of much pleasure and
mirth Wednesday evening, the event being
| a surprise party rendered to their daughter,
| lGda. Singing, dancing and other amuse-
ments were enjoyed. Among those present
were: Miss Bertha Reingruber Nellie
Cheek and Maggie Vaughn, Mr.. Charles
| Shreeves, Louis Robertson, Harry Brown,
! Mr. Mills, Ernest Shreeves James Vaughn,
| George Reingruber, Joseph Vaughn and
| Mr. Moore.
General and Mrs Cakes have returned to
the city from Lakewood. n. j., and are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Ballentine,
HOS Hopkins street.
Mrs. and Miss Wasserbach will receive
tomorrow, the last time for the latter this
season, as she leaves on Monday for an
extended trip through Cuba
Mrs. Walter Harvey Weed will be at
home tomorrow. assisted by Mrs Victor
Kaufman, Miss Tonner, and Miss Mac
Naughton. Mrs. Weed will also be at home
on the first and third Fridays in February
The announcement Of the marriage of Mr.
James De Fornchin and Miss Grace Petite.
which was published Tuesday, is denied by
Mr.. De Fornchill.
Mrs. Jas. w Flack, jr., of Baltimore is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs w B.
Morgan at their residence 1890 Vermont
avenue, and with her sister Miss Morgan
VIII be at home informally Friday, Janu-
airy 20.
Mrs. S. Frances Atkins of indianapolis is
visiting Mrs. A ]. Halford, 1622 22d street
A beautiful wedding was celebrated al
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs George N.
Glover last evening at O'clock when their
Daughter, Miss Grace Glover, and Mr. Barr
We're married in the presence of their imme-
date relatives and friends The caremouv
took place in the second parlor which was
beautifully decorated in palms and tropicaI
plants, with thousands of fragrant pink
carnations There We're no bridesmaids the
pride entering with her father and being
met by the groom who had as his best man
DR.. NJ. w. Glover the brother of the bride
Miss Glover wore a gown of white organ
die built on taffeta, but no VEIL and car
ried bride roses and lilies of the valley No
cards were Issued for the wedding but
among the friends present We're Mr. and
Mrs. Barr, the parents of the groom; Miss
a lies How Dol,
rents Of the bride and her brothers Messrs
Charles and John Glover: Miss Mary Whit
well, Miss Glover, Miss Wilson and Mr..
Eck1es Of Baltimore: Mrs McNey and Miss
McCaskey of Lancaster Pa; Mrs Phelps
Mrs. II. d Glover, Mrs. Fonda Miss Lord
Miss Smith, Mrs. Monnt and Rev. and Mrs
Pitzer Dr. Pitzer performed the marriage
ceremony, and Miss Sibert of Winchester
played the wedding march as the bride and
her father entered the room.
short reception and supper followed the
ceremony, the guests at supper being seated
at beautifully adorned table fragrant in
pink roses. Later in the evening Mr. and
Mrs. Barr left for a wedding journey to
New York. They will return to Washing
at 1217 18th street.
Hamline NJ. E. Church was filled last
evening by the friends of Mr. Wythe White
of Richmond and Miss Maize A. Reinohl
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Rein
OIL of this city to witness their marriage
The bride entered the church on the arm of
her father, rtbed in white organdie over
white taffeta silk, ard carried a beautiful
bouquet OF bride roses lilies of the valley
ard maidenhair ferns. The maid of homer
Miss Gertrude Houston, wore a handsome
pink organize over pink taffeta silk and
carried La France roses. The groom was
attended by Mr.. Stafford NJ. White of New
York as best man. and Master Francis A.
Reinohl, brother of the bride as ring page
The uSherS We're Mr.. D. Weimer Reinohl
of New York, Mr.: w. Parker Reinohl, Mr.
nj nItI NJ
White, bl other of the groom. and Mr. Har-
vey l.. Taylor of Richmond and Mr. Ora
ham Hill of Alexandria. The Rev. Dr. w.
r. Stricken, pastor of the church per
formed the wedding ceremony during the
early part of which Mr.. o. D. SWEET organ
list of the church, rendered with most pleas
ing effect Sweetest Story Ever Told" As
the ceremony proceeded, and while the bri-
dai couple were kneeiing at the chancel
rail. the choir of the church, of which the
bride is a member. under the leadership of
Mr.. w. ]. Palmer, sang the anthem, 30
Perfect Love- in an impressive and charm
ing manner. Among those present from out
of the city were Mrs. Judge Joseph J.
White, mother of the groom; Mr.. j. Carter
White, Mr.. Edgar B. White and Mrs. G. B.
Peasiey Of Richmond. brothers and sister
of the groom: Mr.. w. A. Dickerson of
Richmond Mrs. VIM. NJ. Merrick, aunt of
the bride, of Philadelphia; Miss Matte l..
Seip of Mauch Chunk, Pa: Mr.. and Mrs s.
Roland Dishman. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Hibbs, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lehman of
AlcXaHurld, MT. GEORGE shoemaker of
Hamilton, Va, and Mr. George Lawson of
North Carolina. The bride was the recip-
lent of many handsome and costly presents
After receiving the congratulations of the
immediate relatives of the two families at
the home of the bride. GIL Q street north
west, Mr.. and Mrs. White left the city on
the 10 pm. train for New York, where they
expect to remain until the 2Sth instant, and
will have three receptions rendered them
in Brooklyn and Jersey City.
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