Evening star., 1900-12-12
Seabrook. Ray s. Messenger, H. Grant
himball. Frederic p. Warfled, Benz. r.
Johnson and frederic T Wood

Seaprook. Ray s. Messenger, II. Grant
kfmball, Frederic p. warfleld Benz. r.
johnson and Frederic T. Wood.
Mrs. John Blake Kendall will not be at
home Friday December H. but the follow
Ing Fridays during the season.
A very pleasant affair was the progress
sive euchre given Monday evening at the
Cairo by Mrs. E. c. Morgan and Miss
corinne Tunsiall. The rooms were dec
Grated with palms and ferns, and a novel
feature was the Introduction of two little
misses, Miss Marie Tunstall and Miss Mar
saret Arbuckle. who, daintily gowned en-
s scted the role OF hand maidens, passing
from table TO table bearing trays of lighter
refreshments during the pauses in the
game The prizes We're tasteful souvenirs
IN wedgewood Among those present were
Lr- and Miss Noble, Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Walker. Mr.. and Mrs Buckley. Miss Rab-
COCK Mrs. Hindmarsh, Miss Randall. Miss
Hattie Burdette, Mr.. Wood. Miss Julia
tinompson, Dr. and Mrs. Blackford. Mrs
Aroucks 2. Mrs. Clement WhitalI and Miss
Whltall OF Philadelphia, Mr.. Luis Corea
MISS Swartzkopf, Mr.. Heidi Mr. William
Mhkinson Lieutenant Overton Mr.. Whip-
PIE Mrs Claggett, Mr.. A. A. Tunstall and
Mr.. c. Taylor. anu
Last night at the residence Of Mrs. VIII
llams, 1921 Both street northwest, Miss Katb-
ar.ne NJ Staples and Mr.. Charles C. Grims-
ley were married by Rev Page Milburn.
lane ne orrae' @ who wore white organdie and
bichett, who wore white silk. Mr. w. A.
Loveless was best man. The couple will
reside at Ill ID street northeast
pretty we tdinS took place at the Church
oI M me Covenant today at noon Mss Bertha
Stotsenpurs, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John Wesley A.9rris. being married to Mr.
harry Taylor in the presence of a number
OF their friends. Rev. Dr. Hamlin off,-
clated. The bride wore stylish dress NJ
mode cloth. with a short Jacket of nrht
orocaded velvet. Her hat matched in color
tn Witn d touch OF blue, and her flowers were
es ,llles Oh the valley The ceremony was fol-
lowed by breakfast al the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Horrs, 800 NJ street. before
the departure OF the couple for their honey
moon trip.
Mr. and Mrs. William John Miller have
announced the engagement of their daugn-
ter, Miss Frances Marion Miller, to Mr.
Charles Albert Mckenney.
A quiet marriage took place at the par
sonage OF st. Stephens Church Sunday. De-
cemper y, the contracting parties being Miss
Neile NJ Harding of Berrivile, Md, and
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Ford of this city. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. 2. j. OCon-
nell Miss Harding was attended bv Miss
NJ Loretto Goldsmith as bridesmaid while
Mr.. Edw. NJ. Ford attended his brother as
pest pest man. After reception to the rela-
yves or the young couple they left on a
iate train for their wedding journey. The
brides going-away gown was of brown
cloth trimmed with fur with toque to
match After January l they VIII be at
home to their friends at their Baltimore
residence.
Miss Ida Davenport Rozele and Mr.
Ralph Norman Begien We're married last
night at the First Congregational Church
rev. DR. Newman performed the cere-
mony. The bride was escorted by her un-
Gle, Mr.. r. X. Davenport of Mount Holly.
N e., and was beautifully gowned in white
mousseline and Wore a tulle veil held by ILL
les OF the valley. Roses and lilies of the
valley formed her bouquet Miss Elizabeth
Rozelle was maid of honor and was dressed
IN pink taffeta and carried pink roses.
Messrs. Davenport, RoZelle, Fay, Lee,
Lannan and Keys We're the ushers Mr.
and Mrs. Begien have gone north for their
wedding trip.