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

| shoemaker. tOucN. S3C1e. Johnson. w IL
| son, DR.. Medford Cain, DR.. Norris. Hallam
| and De Moil The committee in charge OF
these dances consists of Messrs. Boss.
| Mackey. Kilby, Rrawner and Bright. 1t is
| the intention of the committee to hold these
| dances every second and fourth Thursday
| during the season. The next dance Will be
| Thursday, November %.
Miss Ruby Aylesworth Perry was mar
| ried last evening at the home of her sister,
| Mrs: Conrad N. Strong. TO Lieut.; James F.
| Hotel. u. S. r. c. S. The wedding was
| quiet but pretty affair, with DR.. Josiah
Perry of St. Andrews officiating end only
near relatives present. Miss Perry is a
daughter of the late Governor Edward A.
Perry of Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wells have given up
their house, 2115 o street. and have taken
apartments at the Richmond.
Mrs. and Miss Shorb of "Ingleside."
Laurel. Md, have taken apartments for
the winter at 1911 Q street.
Miss Laura Adler of Allegheny, Pa. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph Abel of 1909
9Th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Daish are again at
their home, lis 4th street northeast, and
will receive their friends Wednesdays after
November Is.
and his wife have returned to Washington
after seven months trip in New Jersey
and Maine.
Mrs. John A. Prescott and her daughter,
Mrs. Frederick A Gideon. will receive their
friends at the Victoria Mondays in Novem
Der, commencing the 18th instant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus William Thorn
will be at home Fridays after December
at their residence, 1924 street.
Mrs. Mark E. Towers will be at home
Wednesday afternoon from to g. and all
following Wednesdays throughout the sea-
son.
Wednesday. the Sth instant. Miss Flora
Neff of Capitol Hill entertained the limo
minato Euchre Club. The gentlemens
prize was won by Mr.. Arthur Proctor and
Miss Kitty Mattern won the ladies'. while
Miss Flora Neff won the BOBBY prize. The
members were also entertained with vocal
and instrumental music by Messrs ].
Parker and w. Williamson. The next
meeting will be with Miss Edna Van Horn,
| at 1015 East Capitol street. November %.
The Entire Nous Euchre Club held it's first
| meeting last evening at the home of Miss
Alice Clark, No. 1911 18th street, with the
following present: The Misses Alice and
Annie Clark. Misses Helen and Carrie
Hastings. Miss Olive Rea. Miss Anna
Speich, Miss Sue Underwood and Mrs.
Chas. F. Hastings and Messrs. Lloyd NJ.
Tillman, VIM. Jones, VIM. T. Ballard, Chas.
F. Hastings, Walter X. Handy, Albert
Clark and the Messrs. Walters and Davi-
son. Mrs. Chas F. Hastings took first la
dies prize and Miss Annie Clark took sec
ond, while Mr.. Lloyd NJ. Tillman took first
gentlemen's prize and Mr.. VIM. T. Ballard
be held Friday evening, November n, at
the home of Miss Helen Hastings, 1912 r
street.
The Twentieth Century Pleasure Club Of
young people left the city Wednesday night
on a straw ride for the home of Mr. George
Thorn, Falls Church, Va. Games of all
kinds were enjoyed until midnight, when
a fine supper was served. Among those on
the ride were the Misses S. Thorn, A.
Beavers, NJ. McGinnis, A McGinnis, d.
Hayes, X. Kraft, Gertrude, Ella and Eva
Stanley and NJ. Griffin, Messrs. G. Thorn,
T Banes, H. Weigel, ]. Weigel, w. Schorr,
p. Walker, c. Trueworthy, J. Stanley, E.
Rea, G. Thomas and Prof. r. W. Phillips.
The party was chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. Bonini.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. McNamee, whose husband is
on his way to the Philippines, will spend
the winter here with her children and will
be at home Mondays after the 18th at
Washington barracks.
Maj and Mrs. Alfred b. Taylor have
taken house 1926 1 street northwest.
The Short Story Club held its second reg
ular meeting of the season last Tuesday
evening, with the president, Mr.. j. H.
Whitaker, in the chair. The story OF uAe
evening was read by Mrs. A. P. Clark, jr.,
entitled AN International Episode" In
strumental music was contributed by Miss
Lieberman, Miss Specht, Miss Stub, Miss
Hoover and Mr. Felheimer. Original IA
bles were read by Miss Wilmington, DR..
Robinson. Mrs. Beall, Mrs. Case, Mr.. kirke
and DIR. Klemm. For the next meeting the
members will be called upon for short
papers upon Landmarks of Literature.
Mrs. A. P. Clark tr., of pa Delaware
avenue northeast, will be at home infor-
mally Monday, November 13, and also on
the Doth Her sister, Mrs. ]. 4. Kean of
Woonsocket, S. D.. will be with her on
those days, as Will also Mrs. J. b. Cham
berlain of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Bell, formerly
of Stafford county. Virginia, have issued
cards for the marriage of their daughter
Catherine and Mr.. William Frederick
Noack Wednesday evening, November 81,
1899, a o'clock, at st. Mark Lutheran
Church, c street between 18th and 18th
streets southwest the ceremony to be per-
formed by the pastor of the church, Rev.
John C. Bowers. Admission by card only.
Owing to the Illness of Mrs. Bell, the recep-
ton arranged for will not take place until
after the return of the couple from their
wedding trip.
Mondays during November and December
al No. 254 9th street northeast.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward l. Renick have
taken apartments at the Richmond for the
winter.
Mrs. Earl C. Carnahan has returned to
the city and is staying at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Geo. Howard, al 1149 New
Hampshire avenue, where she will be
pleased 20 see her friends.
Mrs. Frederick K. Coleman of Kansas
City Mo-, and her little son Edward are
visiting her father, Mr.. James w. Moore,
110o oath street.
DR.. and Mrs. A. E. johnson of Capitol
Hill announce the marriage of their daugh-
ter May to Mr.. Claude McCauley Wednes-
day, November s. 1899. Owing to the re-
cent death of the brides sister the wedding
was quiet. Rev. DIR. Geo n. Luccock Off
ciated. Mr.. and Mrs. McCauley will reside
at 3OS street northeast, where they will
be pleased to receive their friends.
The marriage of Mr.. c. Frank Carr of
Hyattsville and Miss Mamie Browning.
daughter of Mr.. Horatio Browning of
Washington which took place at Trinity
P. E. Church, corner of Sd and streets
northwest, recently, was one of the pref
test events of the season The ceremony
was performed by Rev. DIR. Williams,
tor of the church. The church was hand
somely decorated with cut flowers and
palms, and in the presence of a large num-
Der of relatives and friends the marriage
was consummated. The bride wore white
satin, the tulle veil being looped with lilies
of the valley. while she carried bouquet
of lilies of the valley and violets. Miss
Eliza beth Browning, the maid of honor and
sister of the bride, wore white taffeta and
carried chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids
were Misses Mary and Florence Carr, sis
tiers of the groom, and Misses Rosa Wilson
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