Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-22
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
INVITATIONS OUT FOR THE GWINN-
ROCHE WEDDING
The Mapes-Hoeke Bridal Pnrty-Mrs.
shippen's Home Coming
PersOna1a.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Roche have is
sued invitations for the marriage of their
sister. Mary Agnes Roche. to Mr.. Richard
Gwinn Saturday. June .. at st. Paul's
Church. 18th and V streets at noon. Both
bride and groom from Baltimore. and
will make their future home in that city
at the Stafford Hotel. where they will re-
ceive their friends after June 20. No re-
oeption will follow the marriage, as the cou-
pie will start at once for their honeymoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Roche make their
home here with Mrs. G. w. Cissell. mother
of the latter.
The wedding party to attend Miss Anna
Louise Hoeke and Mr.. Victor Mapes At
their marriage. June 3, at Trinity Church.
will be a large one. Mr.. Charles Halstead
Mapes will be best man. The ushers will
be Messrs. c. s. Mapes. Oliver Campbell,
Walter Camman, Frederick Cheesehoroush.
Lawrence Reamer and Thomas Hoag, and
the bridesmaids the Misses Lockwood. Tay-
lor. Sparks and Fabyan of Boston, Miss
Ellis of Cincinnati, Miss Johnson of New
York. and Miss McCauley of this city. Mr..
Mapes and his bride will spend the summer
in the CatSkills.
A coming marriage Of interest to many
old friends of the family in this city will be
that of Miss Harriet Eugenia Dyer, daugh-
ter of the late Gen. Alexander Dyer. United
States army, to Mr.. Theodore HaZleton
t>T1cc OF New YORK, MONDAY afternoon next,
May Is. at the Church of the Epiphany.
New York city. The wedding will be a
quiet one, with small reception following
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Tay
lor. The bride will be given away by Mr..
Taylor. her brother-in-law, and will be at
tended only by her niece. Miss Taylor of
London. Mr.. Walter w. Price will be the
best man. and the ushers will be Maj. John
feilinger, nited States army: Cyrus IL.
Mccormick of Chicago, Eugene T. Hawk
ms. De Witt Parshall. Franklin A. Plum
mer and George Sullivan.
Miss Amy Charles left last evening for
Chicago. and after June will continue her
westward journey to spend the summer on
the Pacific coast.
Mr.. Eugene c. Ayas. his wife and daugh-
ter of Long Branch, n. j., visiting Mrs.
Bogia, sister of the former.
General and Mrs Ellis Spear have gone
to their Maine home.
Rev. and Mrs. Eugene r. Shipper. the
latter formerly Miss Blount of this city,
who are now at their home at Dorchester,
Mass, have been greatly entertained since
their arrival there. A reception in the
church parors was rendered them last
week by 200 members of the parish, when
Mr.. and Mrs Shipper were assisted by the
formers parents. Rev. and Mrs. Rush Ship
pen. Mrs Shipper has also given large
reception in her new home and will give
another May ~.
Mrs Louis P. Shoemaker. Brightwood
avenue. will receive informally Wednes-
days in May and June from 4 until
O'Clock.
Mrs NJ. A. Coleman and Miss Lily Cole
man of Capitol Hill have left the city. to
spend the summer at Washington Grove,
Nd.
Miss Rosa McGrath gave birthday party
at her home, 36G I'd street southeast. vo-
cal solo was rendered by Miss Annie Kerby,
&c compa MED by Mrs. ]. Clarke. Those pres
ent were the Messrs; W Mattingly. A.
and Zeger. the Misses NJ. Clark. NJ. Car
roll, l.. Osburn, r. Homes, E. Thorn. N
Mccormick E. Hart, A. Kerby, Q. Hid
burn and the Misses McGrath.
Mr. A. C. Fowler and family of St. Louis
are visiting his mother, 1920 NJ street.
second bus party was given by the
Philopena Pleasure Club to the home of
Miss Gertrude Clishiam Langley. Va. last
Thursday evening. After the destination
was reached music, dancing, games and
bountiful supper were the chief features OF
the evening.
In the party were Misses c. Greenwell. L.
Greenwell. G. Clishiam. X. Mckay, A. Col
lirs, F. Cook and d. Hayes and Messrs.
W. Raub, D. Collins. D. Geary, d. Barron,
F. Collins, NJ. Buckley, F. McGinniss and S.
Misses A. Gordon. ]. Clover and Messrs II.
Barron and w. Lyalls of Alexandria, Va
Mrs. S. B. Sorrell chaperoned the party.
Miss Olga NJ. Vermillion of 321 1st street
southeast entertained a large number OF
her friends Saturday evening, May 10, in
honor of her birthday. Dancing. instru-
mental music and solos were enjoyed until
a late hour, when the young guests repaired
to the dining room, where refreshments We're
served The table was beautifully deco
rated in ribbons ferns and cut flowers
Among those present were May. Marguer-
lite and Helen FOLSOM Rose Quickly Lena
Colvin Virginia Bulger Ula Turner. Mar
garet and Kathern Mills. Marguerite isos-
we'll Rita Kennedy. Nellie Stockett. Eliza
keith Taft, Christina Shackelford Edgar
Mills. George Softer, Raymond Iolson anu
Johnnie Stone.
Mrs. James F. Leahy and son Gibbons OF
Findlay Ohio. are the guests of her mother,
Mrs. Gibbons, 2S01 street, where she Will
be pleased to see all old friends.
Miss Page and Miss Dorsheimer will close
their house for the season and will sail Tor
Europe early in June.