Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-29

L. B. Thomson assisted Mr.. and Mrs. Saul
/ IN receiving in the parlor, and Miss Eleanor
| library. while Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Wilson
| received the guests in the dining hall.
The wide entrance hall was decorated
| with great bushes of purple lilac and the
| library in pink apple blossoms, and the din
ing room with purple and white lilacs. The
bride was the recipient OF numerous and
costly presents, which were placed on two
long tables in room upstairs. Among
them were handsome silver piece, the
| gift of twelve ladies of the Kensington
Presbyterian Church, of which the bride
was q member.
At 8 o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Saul departed
for their future home, Newport News.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
geGEss sau Mr. Nay Enos R Rr ana and dausb Mss
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Ray. Miss Katie
Ray Mr.. and Mrs Mathew Trimble, Miss
Bosley of Baltimore, Miss Burche of Okla
homa- the Misses Saul. Mr.. John H. Saul,
Getty, Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Tullock. Mr..
and Mrs. Bushnell. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Engle, Mr.. and Mrs o. H. Harr. Mrs. H L.
| Mcqueen and daughter. Mrs. Whit Will
son. Major and Mrs. c. H. Lawrence. Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Stokes. Mrs. and Miss Gar
trell. Mr.. and Mrs Townsend, DR. VIM
Lewis, DR. John L. Lewis and wife, Drs
A. M Ray, Beatty and Griffith. Mr. Pres
ton b. Ray, Mr.. ]. c. Dowell, the Misses
Dowell. DR.. f. B. Clark. wife and daughter.
Rev. G o. Rosensteele, VIM E. Ray, Miss
Jones. Mr.. P. H Heiskell. Mr.. w. A. II.
Church, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cammack. Mrs
NJ. A. Keys. Mr.. Enos Keys, Mr. F.
Herbert ". Lewis. Mr.. W. w Wright. Mr..
Wright, jr.; DR.. and Mrs. G.. H. Wright,
Mr. and Mrs. Prescott Wright Mrs. Page,
Miss Page, Mrs. Lizzie Parson. Mr.. L. H
Perley, Mr. Johnson, Miss Cleary, DR..
Johnson, the Misses Stewart, Mrs. VIM.
Thompson, Mrs. Morsell of Milwaukee, Miss
Rose Wilson, Mrs. Thomas Martin. Miss
Mt
Captain Lay. Miss Lay, Mr.. Charlie
Jones and Mr.. James Maughlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Thompson will
give a dinner tonight, complimentary to the
Mexican ambassador and Mrs. Azpiroz-
Mrs. Norton has gone TO Atlantic City,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Paul f. Johnson Will
take cottage for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. David L. Selke left today
for New York. They will sail next Thurs
day for an extended trip in Europe and a
visit to their relatives there. They expect
to return the latter part of September.
Miss Rosemary Sartoris is remaining over
Sunday with Mrs. John Thompson Spencer
in Philadelphia, who will give a dinner in
her honor this evening and a theater party
afterward.
The Terpander Club held its last meeting
in the music rooms of Mr.. Alfred Elliott
The hostess Mrs. Whitford. assisted by
Miss Eva Whitford. Solos We're rendered
| by Mrs. Goldsborough Goddard. Miss Eve
Ign Pooke. Mr.. Stanfield, Mr.. Elliott, Miss
Blanche Reuchert, Mr.. Ascherfed, Mrs.
Julia Won Entrees and Miss Davis We're the
pianists Among the guests were Mr.. and
Miss Goddard, Miss Nina Selfridge. Miss
Cain, Miss Won Entrees. Mrs. Sohon, Mr.
Patrick, Mr.. John Morrison and Mr.. Roy
Whitford.
The Cosmopolitan Shakespeare Club met
Tuesday evening at the residence of Mrs
Webb, 254 9th street northeast The re-
n HItl u-arA int Tffngy Nl.a
subject was THE Duty of the Government
to the Indian" After the reading of the
fourth and fifth acts of Comedy of Err
rors,' Rolfe's notes on same were read and
discussed. The members present We're Mes
DANES Thompson, Pierson, Webb. Whitney,
MacCrary, Foster and the Misses Pierson,
Haley, Jeffrey, Weiss and Malone.
Miss Rose Wheatfield of No. 1897 Sth
street is on visit to friends in Baltimore
and will be gone several weeks.
Mrs Jessie B. McDermott, her daughter
Mrs. Charles H. Walcott, and Master John
Walcott of Concord, Mass, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs F. P. McDermott of
this city, left Friday morning for their
home in Massachusetts,.
Letters lately received from southern Cal
ifornia indicate that Dr. G. P. Gehring and
his wife, although pleased with Los An
geles, are anxious to return to their home
In this city. The uoctor'S health has been
very much improved by visits to the west
ern coast. They may reach here in May or
June.
Mrs. Nina Seager and daughter, Mrs
Isaac Pearson, 1915 18th street, are at At
| lantic City for two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Calf returned yester-
day from a delightful European trip leav-
Ing Mr.. Gaf's mother abroad, with her SON
w. M. Gait, jr., and Miss Lucy Gait, where
| they will remain for some months.
Mrs. Allison Major, after returning from
New York, has been seriously Ill for the
past three weeks, but is now slowly recov-
ering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward s. HALEY have sent
out invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Mary Elizabeth, to Mr.. ]. Walk
er Ba6son. jr,. Wednesday evening, May TO-
| at $780, Second Baptist Church The couple
Will reside at Jos 18th street southeast
Mr.. and Mrs Perry Belmont, who were
married in New York yesterday are reg
istered at the Shoreham
Mrs. E. d. Keplinger of Canton, Ohio, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Thompson, at
5000 14th street.
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.