Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-02-16
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Marriage of Miss Glare and Cap
tain Wilson.
Quiet Event at St. PauFs Attended by
Close Friends-Recent SOcinbil-
ities--PersOna1 Notes.


of few invited friends. The marriage was
of absence, but now the couple will not
leave Washington until assured of good
travelling west, as they intend to finally
settle down at the former home of the
groom, st. Joseph. Mo. The bride wore a
travelling dress on the happy occasion of
gray broadcloth, with a gray hat trimmed
in volets. and carried bunch of violets
Capt. and Mrs. Wilson went to the Airing
ten after their marriage, where they will
re main until able to leave town. Capt.
Wilson was in charge for the past three
months of the hospital at Bedloes Island,
which is now closed.
Mrs. John G. Walker. wife of Rear Adj
miral Walker, expects to return home Sat
urday next from Brooklyn. where she has
been nursing her son, Lieut.. H. P. Walker
of the 1st United States Volunteer Engi-
neers. He has been suffering from typhoid
fever in the Long Island College Hospital
since his regiment reached New York on
Thanksgiving day from Porto Rico, and is
now slowly recovering.
A company of friends witnessed the mar
riage last night at the home of the bride
TO 18th street northeast. of Miss Eva L.
Fischer and Mr.. Otto E. Sellhauser. After
the ceremony a pleasant evening was
spent. enlivened by the music of the Acad-
envy orchestra.
Mrs. Francis Schroeder announces the en-
gagement of her second daughter. Miss
Henrietta Maria Schroeder, to MIR. Charles
Herman Stout. Mr.. Stout is cashier of the
Bank of the Republic, and a member of the
chamber of commerce, of the St. Nicholas
Society and of the Colonial Order His
fiancee is step sister of Commander
Schroeder of the navy, and a sister of Mr..
J. Langdon Schroeder. The wedding will
take place on June l.
A very pretty but quiet marriage took
place at the parsonage Of Grace NJ. E.
Anderson and Miss Carrie McClosky were
united by Rev. E. L. Watson. After the
ceremony the party was rendered surprise
in the form of reception at their future
home, 21o6 18th street.
Lieut.. and Mrs. II. d. Leopold gave a re-
ception at their residence last evening as a
farewell to their many friends, as they will
leave the city shortly for Providence, r. l.,
where Mr.. Leopold has purchased a hand
some residence. Among those present were
Lieut.. and Mrs. D. f. Sutherland L. S. N;
Capt. and Mrs. Rankin, Lieut.. Wilfred
Moreland, Mrs. Teele, Miss Davis, Miss
Worthington of Baltimore and Miss Lou
iSine Willard of New York, who is a guest
of Mrs. Leopold.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Foster had plan
ned to start Monday for Palm Beach, Fla,
but the storm still detains them. They will
leave. however, as soon as possible, but
only expect to be away a couple of weeks.
The Misses German of 405 Massachusetts,
avenue gave a valentine party Wednesday
evening at their home which was enjoyed
by q large company of young people. A
feature of the entertainment was q gro
tesque cakewalk by Messrs. Began and
Farnharu. Vocal solos were given by MesSrS.
Lansdale, Hale and German. After games
and dancing the young people repaired to
the dining room, where elegant refresh
ments were served. Among the guests were
the Misses Bessie and Teresa German, Miss
es Lawlor, Leahy, Cecilia Becker, Dillon
Murphy, Seitz, Monie Becker. Wilson
Rurhl and Miss J. German Messrs. Began,
Lansdale, Hayes, Plant, Hale, Leahy, Hur-
ley, Carr, McGarrill, Faruham, Clancy
Becker, Baldwin and German.
Mrs William A. Kinnan will not be at
home Friday of this week.
Mrs. V. Louis Mason gave delightful
reception at her coy home, 1149 Madison
street, Tuesday evening. being assisted by
her mother Mrs. Simons. and by Mrs. f.
d. Simons. Notwithstanding the storm
there We're many guests, including Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Edison. the Misses Tisdell, Prof.
Schoenfeld, Dr. Wiley, Prof. and Mrs BTn-
est Lent Mr.. and Mrs Darrell. Capt. and
Mrs. Schreiner, Mrs. Amaties and Mrs.
Hodgkins.
Mrs. Daniel Manning, president general of
the Daughters of the American Revolution.
gives an at home to the national board
Saturday afternoon, February Is, from to
Z. at the Arlington.
Owing to sickness Mrs. Frank Ellis Alte-
mus, 1928 Whitney avenue, will not be at
home Friday, February IL
Mrs. Frederic Philip Metzger will be at
home at 1924 18th street the remaining Sat
urdays of this month, February IS and %,
from to ..
An open meeting of the Manor House
Chapter, D. A. R., will be held at the Riggs
Sat rlA y 1f y
O'Clock. There will be music and recita
tons by local talent.
A few friends and relatives made a happy
gathering at 635 + street southwest on the
occasion of the marriage of Miss Edith L.
McCauley TO Mr.. Charles ID. Fowler, Rev.
w. S. o. Thomas officiating. Miss Lottie T.
McCauley was Bridesmaid and Mr.. Louis
Z. Byram best man. The bride was Hastily
dressed in white satin, and carried bou-
quet of lilies of the valley. The brides
maid We're white China silk and carried
white carnations. After short trip north
the couple will make their home at $50 +
street southwest.
Colonel and Mrs. ]. NJ. McKelIip gave a
large progressive euchre party at the Co.
lonial Tuesday evening, February IA, in
honor of the guests of this hotel. There
were twelve tables and a number of spec
tators. The prizes were handsome and ex-
pensive. Miss Hall secured the first ladies
prize; Mrs. Kelly, the second; Mrs La
Grange. the third; Mr.. Randolph, the
first gentlemens prize; Mr. Stitt, the sec
ond, and Mr.. Heddin, the third. The
BOBBY, or consolation, prizes were won by
Mrs. Hay Miss Vallard, Miss Coster, Mr..
Ballinger, Mr.. La Grange and Judge Hay.
At II o'clock refreshments were served
in the spacious dining room.
Miss Sigourney gave a masquerade party
Tuesday evening at Carroll Institute. The
following were masked: Miss Bacon, peas
ant; Miss Baker, gypsy fortune teller;
Miss Daniel, tambourine girl; Miss Griffin,
good-for-nothing aunt; Miss K. Griffin,
Jockey girl; Miss Hoffman. Miss Valentine;
Miss Hoffman, summer girl; Miss Harley,
night Miss Love, daughter of list N Y.
Regiment; Miss INLAND, fortune teller;
Miss Steep, tambourine girl; Miss c. R.
Steele, swell coon; Miss Snyder, Japanese
lady; Miss Wise, spirit; Misses Whitcomb
and Barnado, twin Topsies; Messrs. Chas
Z. Babcock, ancient astronomer; Harry
Baker, Uncle Sam; Bert Bentley, dude;
Buckley, cut rate; f. w. Lehnert; Kiehfng,
clown; Schley, clown; Mcqueen, foot ball
player, and Messrs. Edmondson Gilchrist
F. w. Sigourney. Harley. Peckland and
Charles Harley, in dominos.
Mr.. Frank A. Austin and Miss Leila Vir-
GINA Shipley were quietly married Feb
ruary IA at the residence of Mr. e. w. Col
Inns. No. G0l street northeast the Rev.
Herbert Scott Smith officiating
DIR. and Mrs. Richard Kingsman enter
tanned the Y. l.. F. NJ. S. of METROPOLITAN
Nj. E. Church February Il at a yalentjna