Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-04

Johnston.
Mrs. Taylor and son. Earle Dudley. the
wife and son of Captain Asher c. Taylor.
2d United States Artillery, are pleasantly
| located at 22I3 l street.
Mrs. Samuel II. Walker. 42p street
| northeast. viii bc at home Monday. No
| vemher Is and Mil have with her Mr.
| Martin c. Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin {. Walker are now
in their new home 5G3 street northeast.
and will be at home to their friends Mon
| days after November Is.
| Miss Sadie g. Goldsmith of I. street. who
! has been spending the summer at the great
| lakes and in Minnesota. has Joined Miss
Pliess' party on far northwestern trip.
| She will spend some time in Seattle and
| spokane. She Will return Ia Washington
| for the holidays.
The marriage of Miss Matilda Wood Of
| Washington and Mr.. John Jones of EI}cott
| City. Md, took place Monday morning al
| the Trinity Church parsonage Rev Rich
| ard T. Williams officiating. The bride, who
locked exceedingly pretty in a brown cloth
| tailor-made travelling gown. with hat and
gloves to match, was given away by her
mother. Mrs. Sarah +. Wood. Only the
| immediate family friends were present at
| the ceremony, and the couple left ut once
for short trip to New York and Other
eastern points.
| The congregation of the Church of St.
Michael and All Angels and their many
guests Were delightfully."- entertained at the
parish house Thursday evening by the sing
! Ing of Mrs. Morrison, Miss Yeatman. Miss
Harrison, Mr.. Cough and Master John
Maury. accompanied by the chuirmaSter. r.
| O Assmusen, and recita:ionS 10y Miss Het-
eel and Mrs. Naylor. The congregation VIII
| be at home to their friends the first Thurs
| day in every month until March next.
The engagement * announced Of Miss
| Maize Kiliingsworth Brown daughter of
David Wolfe Brown, official reporter of
! debates. House Of Representatives. &, Mr..
Arthur Ronamy lie Patourel Mesny. SON of
| the late Judge Mesney Of Attorney Chan
mel Islands, England.
The Halloween party given by Miss Re
| becca Montgomery at her home, 1879 9Th
street. last Tuesday evening. was hugely
| enjoyed by many friends. Vocal Solos by
| Misses Montgomery, Grimes and NJ. Saxon
and the instrumental pieces RENDERED by
Miss Dolan and Mr. SpedGen. was followed
| by games. old and new wink blink
| dancing and refreshments. all Of which
We're appiauded and appreciated. The SOU
| yenrs in the fortune cake caused much
laughter and merriment Among those
present were Miss Mary Candy OF EaIli-
more. Misses Edith. Hattie and Minnie
Grimes of LanGdon, ID. c: Susye Montg0m-
cry Pearl Irwin, Annie Dalan. Emile
Schaifer. Mrs. q. II. Dean ana Miss Dean
MeSsrs. Ross Saxon and Grimes IF Lang
don, d. c; Gather, KCenrighi. Shaw. Sped
den. La Pont. Montgomery. Cornish. Hes
ter. George and Arthur Dean.
Mrs. Ella Wren Blair mother Of Mrs
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party OF friends, chaperoned by Mr.. ana
Mr.. Howard Reesde. An Halloween
They drove out to Edgemore. Robert
Downing's home, and dancing music and
roasting cheStnuts filled the evening The
young daughters of the house with th,.
assistance Of their grandmother. did the
honors. Mr.. Downing house is open for
TINS winter The family has not been at
home for two wears until now
Miss White of Baltimore is spending a
few days with her friend, Miss Thilde
Bates of 1921 street. She will sail for
Germany Wednesday, November x. and in
July will visit Paris, where she will attend
the exposition.
Miss Marie Collins arrived from Boston
Tuesday and is at present at 9l6 street.
Mrs. ]. 7. kean of Woonsockct, S. d.
wife of the lieutenant governor of that
state Is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs
W. q. Perry OF 141O 18th street northwest
Mrs. James H. Johnson and her little
daughter. Mary Twombly. Of Tarboro. y.
c., are visiting her sister. Mrs. William
Twombly, Massachusetts avenue.
Miss Lizzie Magic has returned to the
city. and has taken up her residence with
east.
J. L. Davenport and family are located
at 1714 18th street for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Jacobs have re
turned to the city, after an absence Of sew
eral months.
Thursday evening the ID instant. the la
dies auxiliary of the Ambulance Corps. Ma
tiOnal Guard, gave a progressive euchra
party at the rooms of the LOYAL Legion on
) 10Th street, at which there were about
fifty participants. Twelve prizes were do
mated and won IN the following order: La
dies, Mrs F. L. Wollard, Misses Ella
House, Carrie Baumgarten. l. r. Melting.
B. E. SeitZ, Z. A. Spilman; gentlemen.
W e. LackIand. Dr. r. \. ". Nc
Kelden, j. W. Allen, n. W. Lisoberger. c.
f. Babcock, F. W. Sigouney. After the
prizes were awarded refreshments We're
served and dancing followed. This was the
| initial entertainment given by the ladies'
auxiliary, which has recently been organ
lied in the interests of the Ambulance
| Corps. They will give other entertainments
from time to time.
A very pretty wedding took place at the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Frederick, Md.
at 3 o clock last Wednesday afternoon when
DR.. Harvey Getzendanner of that city
and Miss Almetta Elizabeth Slime. eldest
daughter of Mr.. John f. Slime. were mar
ried by the Rev. Page Milburn. The bride
wore white satin with tulle Veil caught
with lilies of the valley, and carried brides
roses.
Miss Alice Catherine Slime a sister of the
bride, was maid Of honor She wore white
silk and guipure lace and carried pink roses.
The bridesmaids were Miss Bessie MojIer.
Miss Alice Blurche Radcliff, Miss Mary
High Young and Miss Kate Louise Davis,
all of whom carried yellow chrySanthe-
NUNS. DR. Ira j. McCurdy was best man.
The usherS were Rev. John Cutler Bow
ers and Mr.. Wilbur Nanderlip Leech OF
| Washington, d. C, DIR. Fred. Clarke jew
EFT of Baltimore and DIR. l.. T. McGill, il,
of this city.
A reception was held Immediately after
| the ceremony at the residence of the brides
parents, after which the couple left on
| trip to Washington, Baltimore and Phila-
| dephia.
| Miss Juliana Randall Elliott is staying
| with Miss Mai Coleman in Plainfield, n J.,
! and before returning home viii visit New
York and Philadelphia.
| Mr.. Michael O'Connor has issued invita-
| tions for the marriage of his daughter
| Margaret to Mr.. George NJ. Lehman We'd
nesday, November 15 at St Anthonys
Church, Brookland. After the ceremony
| breakfast will be given for the immediate
relatives at the home of the bride POOP 9Th
street northeast, lexington, ID. {.
| Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Davis and Miss
Winifred Davis are at the Portland for the
| winter.
Mrs. T. Livingston Breese, after visiting
| relatives in Wilmington, Del, and Phia-
| delphia, will visit Front Royal, Va, and
| possibly go south for the winter.
The Twenlagen p. E Club met at the
| residence of DIR. and Mrs. w. W. Baker