Evening star., 1899-04-05
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
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of the bridal party were taken The future
residence of the couple will be in Boston,
where PaymaSter Hatton is stationed.
a pleasant surprise party was given in
honor of Miss Rosie Dent Monday evening
al the residence of her aunt Mrs. MelitZer,
f30 10Th street southwest. In the donkey
games the prizes We're won by Frank Nieh-
myer and Reed Cheseldne Louise Vieh-
myer and Nettie Cheseldre Among thbse
present were the Misses Rosie Dent Lurene
Lansdale. Nettie Chesedine, Dorothy Wild,
Mary MOreland Fannie Whean, Ethel Car
ter Mamie Grey, May Parker Annie and
Irene Neenan. Mae. Pearl and Irene War
rem. Louise Viehmyer, Carrie Robinson Ma
rie Neither, and Messrs Ernest Lee. Allie
Eiehmyer, Irving Walker. Tom Evans, Reed
Cheseldine, Malcolm Gettinger, Willie Leis-
hear. Oscar Robinson. Frank Viehmyer
Ernest Merren, Ernest Cornweu, Mrs
Dent, Mr.. and Mrs. Roth, Mr.. and Mrs
Leishear, Mrs. Wild. Mrs. Lansdale, Mrs
Cornwell and Mr.. and Mrs. Neither.
DIR. and Mrs. II. C. Thompson are away
and expect to be absent week or ten days
with friends in New Jersey.
Christ Church, East Washington, was
thronged by friends and relatives yester-
day at noon to witness the marriage of
Miss Annie E. Hartley and Mr.. ]. Frank
Scott, the Rev. a. S. Johns officiating A
wedding breakfast was served at the home
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Hartley. No. 633 E street southeast, after
i II.
Marion Hartley was bridesmaid and the
best man was Mr.. z. L. Scott brother of
the groom The ushers were Mr. Frank
Cummins. James E. Porter, Thos. Bright
and F. P. Hartley.
In the presence of large gathering. a
pretty wedding took place at Emmanuel
Church. Anacostia last night at 8 O'clock
Miss Osie Hause of Lincolnton, N c., and
Mr.. John Oliver of Fauquier county Vir-
ginia, We're married by Rev. Willard G.
T1s,y No, i,
church Were in place. The bride wore
white organdie over white silk and carried
a bouquet of bride roses. She was attend
ed by Miss Minnie Oliver, cousin of the
groom, who wore white organdie over pink
She also carried white rose bouquet Mr..
Nicholas Brooks was best man. Preceded
by the ushers, the bridal party moved to
the chancel, where the groom and best
man We're in waiting. After the ceremony
the couple left for visit to the groom S
home. Upon their return they will reside
in Anacostia.
The Tuesday German gave a final meeting
last night at Rauscher's. when Mrs Claude
NJ Johnson and Mrs. Philip A. DarneiIle
welcomed the guests. The cotilion was led
with Mr.. Charles Eppa Lipscomb dancing
with Miss May Blaine.
Cards are out announcing the marriage of
Mr. James Arthur Connor and Miss Mary
Agatha Wehrly Monday, April 3. At home,
y Quincy street northeast Wednesdays
after April 15
Mrs. W. A. Rafferty,, the wife of Lieut..
| Col. Rafferty,, I'd U. S. Cavalry, now sta
! toned at MatanZas, Cuba, and Mrs. c. c.
Clark. wife of Lieut.. Clark of the 9TH In
fantry. are at the Majestic, Columbia
| Heights.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Courtland c. Clements en-
| tertained at cards Monday evening. Their
| guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert F. Marsh,
| Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Manning, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Judson Clements, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Wat
| kins, Miss Graham. Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
| Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Coleman. Mr..
| and Mrs Wilmington, Mr.. II. c. Lewis
| and Mr.. J. E. Watkins, jr.
| A large gathering of little folks at Mr..
| and Mrs. VIM Clarks, 922 G street south
| west celebrated the sixth birthday of their
| daughter Ethel. Those present were Alice
| Speakman, Lola Speakman, Elsie Pun
| phrey Jennie Pumphrey, Florence Popkins,
| Ramona Popkins, Mildrid Popkins, Vernon
| Clark, Marie Brahler, Mrs. ]. w. Speak
! man, Mrs. Haze Speakman, Mrs. H. Pop
| kins and Miss Cora Haze.
| Miss NJ. E. Schofeid will not be at home
Thursdays, April and 13, owing to Illness.
! Mrs. George c. Videtto and children left
Washington last night to join Mr.. Videtto
| in their new home, Rochester,~N. Y.
! Mrs Christiana Holden of Watkins N
Y, is the guest of Mrs. Helen Sumner, 222
| New Jersey avenue southeast
Mrs. NJ. E. Wallace of New York is visit
| ing Mrs. Henry T. Horn, 1913 Corcoran
| street. Mrs. Horn will be at home Thurs
| day evening, o'clock, assisted by Mrs
| Wallace, Mrs. M. T. Owens and Miss Wag-
ner.