Evening star., 1899-04-12

! Nicely Of Phi,adelphia ofaciated. and the
| Mr.. Fred G.. Stutz was best man A small
reception, to which the intimate friends
were invited. followed from to 3, after
| which Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle took their de-
parture They will reside in ST. Paul, MINI.
| At o'clock this afternoon the marriage
| of Miss Constance Ingalls,, daughter of ex-
Senator and Mrs. Ingalls,, and Mr.. Robert
Shick of Reading. Pa, will take place at
the Church of the Ascension. Rev. DR. Ell
| liott officiating. There have been no invi-
tations sent out for the event, but a gath
ering OF relatives and intimate friends viii
be present. Mr.. Charles Shck will attend
his brother as best man, but there will be
no attendants. Ex-senator Ingalls, will
escort his daughter into church. Her we'd
ding gown Is stylish cloth costume in
light shade, with which will be worn a
small toque and a bouquet of violets and
heather carried. The newly married couple
VIII leave at once for their honeymoon
jaunt and in month or will be back
at Reading. where the groom is president
OF one OF Its largest mercantile concerns,
and where a charming welcome awaits his
bride. Ex-senator and Mrs Ingalls, will
remain at the Cairo for several weeks long
er before going west.
Last night Mr.. Shick gave dinner at
the Cairo in honor of his bride-elect at
couple and the groom's brother
Mrs. William Writ Dixon entertained last
night at an elegant dinner in honor of Miss
Mary Jones. The table was profusely
adorned with roses and was spread in the
private dining room at the Shoreham. The
company included Mr.. and Mrs. John Cecil
Hooe, Mr.. and Mrs. Allerton of Connecti-
! cut. Miss Taylor of ST. Louis, Miss Sturgis,
Miss Mary Edna German. Miss Hume, Miss
Marion Miller, Miss Clare Botkin of Helena,
Mont; Mrs. Claude A. Swanson of Virginia,
Representative Dinsmore, Messrs. Acton.
Duval, Govern. McGruder and Button, DIR.
Sterling Ruffin. Mr.. ]. K. Jones. jr., and
Mr.. w. w. Dixon. jr.
Mrs. Hazeltine gave a luncheon yesterday
| in honor of her cousin, Mrs. Thompson
Brown of Virginia The others present
We're Mrs. Frank Loring, Mrs. Bloomer.
Mrs Emory, Mrs Alexander A Tunstan,
Mrs. Chatard, Mrs. Andrews. Miss Emory.
Miss Berry, Miss Henry and Miss Hazel
tine.
Mr. Wollant of the Russian embassy and
his wife, formerly Miss Helen Tsdel of this
city. have returned from q lengthy sojourn
abroad and are now with Mr.. and Mrs.
Tisdel at 1I46 Q street.
Mrs. Newcomb will receive, assisted by
her three daughters, on Friday afternoon.
DIR. Won Rottenburg, president of the Uni
versity of Bonn, is expected in this country
shortly on visit. He will be accompanied
by his wife, formerly Miss Phelps daugh-
ter of the late William Walter Phelps, and
| their children During their visit in Wash
ington they will be the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Boardman, the latter the aunt of Mrs.
Won Rottenburg, and round of festivities,
dinners, etc, have been planned in their
honor
Ambassador Cambon has invitations out
for musicale Monday, April II.
MIR. Frederick N. Whaley and Miss Lucy
B. Underwood were married last Wednes-
day evening, April 5, at Marvin Methodist
Episcopal Church in the presence of a
large gathering of their personal friends
The couple entered the church preceded by
the ushers, Messrs. II. B. Linkins c. L.
Bickler, w. III. Ellison and A. r. Rowe
and the maid of honor, Miss Carrie Linkins
cousin of the bride. with Mr.. George T.
Mankins of Falls Church as best man.
The ceremony was performed by the pas
tor. Rev. w. f. Locke. The bride was be-
comingly gowned in white and carried
bride roses. The maid of honor also wore
white and carried pink roses. A reception
followed at the residence of the brides
parents, 1873 1st street southwest.
Rev. DIR. W. ]. Mcknight has returned
from his missionary work in Florida to his
home at 2032 10th street
Mrs. L. w. Nordlinger has discontinued
her Thursdays at home.
Mrs. c. A Goldsmith has discontinued her
Thursdays at home.
A pleasant club affair was the tenth an
nual dance of the Arlington Wheelmen
held Tuesday evening at Concordia Hall.
Previous social events of the club have
always been success, but it is safe to say
that the annual dance of 80 surpassed in
every particular any of its predecessors.
Dancing commenced at $50. The walls and
ceiling of the hall Were profuseIy and taste
fully decorated with the colors of the club
At the conclusion of the eighth number on
the program the wives and lady friends of
the members presented to the club a beau
tiful red and black silk banner bearing the
insignia of the club Cwinged Al artistically
worked in the center. The presentation
was made by Mrs. Carl Mayer. In the
absence of President Gattinger the banner
was received by Capt. F. c. Potts on be-
half of the club. The captain, in thanking
the ladies for their valuable gift, expressed
the hope that the club would always ba
able to defend the colors of the banner not
only on the ball floor. but on the road and
track. At the conclusion of his remarks he
gave the signal to the members present and
the club yell was given with pleasing effect.
Among those present were Mesdames Muir
ply, Loeffier, Eckhardt, Mayer, Walker. E. B.
Terry, C w. Terry, f. 3. Bell, Warner
Potts; Misses Keorth, Ward, Bernice Moore
Ivy Moore, Miller, Lockwood. A. Simpson,
4. NJ. Simpson, A. Magee, L. Magee, Belts,
Harley, Gardner, L. c. Girouard, A Gil
rouard, Stroud Carter, E. Sleatt, L. Sleatt,
Shroff, Koch, E. G. Miller, Budd A. Walk
er, Dunn, Loeffler and R. Miller; Messrs.
Murphy, F. Loeffier, c. Loeffier, James, Z.
Bell, Ward. Kirschner, Entwisle Mayer,
Miller, Brearly. Utz ]. Walker. II. Walk
er, E. Terry. c. Terry Williams, Weaver,
Duvall. c. Milans. Simons. Collins, Camp
Dtll, W. lIOIIlpsOl l<dNTtiltt, NnIlSlLldll,
Cassell, Brazerol, Humphrey May, Butler,
Kent, Warner, Morgan and Potts.
Mrs. j. T. d. Blackburn of Albany, n. Y,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Hall. on 18th street. Mrs. Blackburn will
be at home to her friends Friday of this
week. after 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Varnum D. Collins of this city, who
speaks Cantonese perfectly one of the prin-
cipal Chinese dialects and the only one
used in America, has gone to st. Louis,
Mo-, as Interpreter in an important case in
the courts.
The announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Elizabeth HALEY,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Hal
ley of Orlean, Va, to Mr.. j. Walker Bab-
son of this city. The wedding will take
place early in May.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Curtis, with
their daughter Elsie, left this morning for
Chicago, where they will join Mr.. Paul
Morton, cice president of the Sante Fe
railroad. and Mrs. Merton. for an extended
tour through the southwest They will visit