Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-28

Hickey and Mrs. +. Parks.
Mrs. A. Sigmund and Mrs. Al Sigmund
will be at home Thursdays.
Mrs. D. Engel will be at home Thurs
days.
Miss Mary Wolf and Mr.. Max I.ippman
were married last night at the Rifles armo-
ry by Rabbi Mendei, in the presence of Il
large assemblage of friends. The ushers
We're Messrs. Charles Wolf. Robert Aaron
1sidor Freund, Leon Cohen, Morris Wolf
]. Rosenberg. Joseph Levy and Murray
Wolf. The couple was attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wolf. paren.s of the bride.
and MI and Mrs. Lippman. parents of the
groom. Miss Lenora Wolf and Miss Han
nah Lippman We're bridesmaids Mr..
Samuel Bernstein was master of ceremo-
MES. The bride was handsomely dressed in
white satin. trimmed with silk muslin. and
carried bride roses. A supper was served
to the 300 guests Mr. and Mrs. Lippman
left on the midnight train for New York.
Postmaster General and Mrs. Smith Sem
ator and Mrs. Foraker and Gen and Mrs.
Miles were among those giving dinners Sat-
urday night
Mr.. and Mrs. George Alfred Townsend
have cards out for a reception at their
residence. No. 90 1st street, Wednesday
evening from to IL o'clock. The occasion
Is the sixtieth birthday OF Mr. Townsend.
The young people of the Memorial Luther
an Church will this evening tender a re-
ception to the Rev Dr. and Mrs J. G.
OF DR.. Butler. The pastor and his wife
will be assisted by Mrs. A. L. Marin, Mrs.
James Y. Davis, Mrs. Alexander Scott and
Mrs. Alexander Britton. and by Mr. Geo
Ryneal 1r, Senator Knute Nelson, Mr.. w.
n Finckel and Mr.. George Slaybaugh.
There will be brief addresses by Senator
Nelson, Commss .oner mcfarland and Rev
F. w. Moot, after which a musical pro-
gram will be given. The reception will be
held In Memorial Chapel. Vermont avenue
and N street. at o'clock. Members and
friends of the congregation are cordially
invited.
Mrs. Georgine Campbell will give studio
tea at the Wash ngton Club. Wednesday,
to g. when she will be assisted in receiv-
ing by Mrs. White. Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Field.
Mrs. Emile Montgomery. Miss Horsey. Miss
Seaman and Miss Lindsay.
The ladies of Washington College have
cards out for Monday. February 4. to I.
ST. Thomas Church was thronged Sat
urday night by the brilliant gathering as
sembled to witness the marriage of Miss
Lorraine Edison and Lieut.. Herman Waiter
Schulz, I'd United States Artillery. The
chancel was profusey adorned W tn palms
and white lilies filled the altar vases. All
the men of the bridal party were in UNI
form. The ushers went to the vestry door
to meet the bridesmaids, who TO lowed
them in procession down to the main doors
OF the church to meet the bride. This order
was aga followed as the bridal party ad-
vanced to the chancel gate. where the
BRIDE who was escorted by her father, Mr.
Joseph Romance Edison, was met by the
groom. The betrothal service was per-
formed by Rev. DR.. ASpinwall and the mar
riage ceremony by Rev. DR.. Elliott. The
grouping of the attendants about the cou-
pie during these few moments made an
exceedingly pretty scene. The handsome
bride, whose wedding finery was unusually
becoming. dressed in white crepe elab-
orately trimmed with lace. Her tuile veil
fell from under wreath of orange bios
SONS. She carried white-bound prayer
book. from which the service was read
Miss Florelle Edison was daintily dressed
in white silk muslin, with p nix accessories
and carried pink flowers. The bridesmaids,
each two dressed alike were in delicate
pastel tints, with lace guimpes and sleeves
They carried white roses. The brides
maids We're: Miss Marion Townsend of New
York, Miss Elizabeth Edison of this city,
Miss Elizabeth Jenkins of Chicago, Miss
Mable Fry of Pttsburg, Miss Alice Clark
of Orange. N. J.. Miss Clare Johnson of
Cleveland Miss Mary Parker Warner Miss
Sue Reed Tunstall, Miss Mary Pierce and
Miss Mary Lyman. Lieut.. Wigmore was
best man. and the following We're ushers:
Lieut.. Foley, Lieut.. Arnold Lieut.. Comiev.
Lieut.. Oberton. Lieut.. Gallop, Lieut.. Ansell,
Lieut. Wells Lieut.. McGrew, Lieut.. John
son and Lieut.. Dorey.
Mrs. Joseph R. Edison. the brides mother,
wore q jetted net over black and relieved
by a corSage cluster of orange flowers.
Mr. and Mrs Edison afterward entertained
the bridal party and relatives at a supper
before the departure of Lieut. and Mrs.
Schulz for their wedding trip, from which
they will return in time for the bride to re-
ceive the first Wednesday in February
with her mother. Their departure for
Cuba will follow shortly after.
Mrs. J. Condit Smith has issued the invi-
tatons for the marriage of her daughter,
Mary Osborne to Lieut. Richard Stewart
Hooker. United States marine corps. The
ceremony will take place at Epiphany
Church, Monday, February II. at II o'c.ock.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Poe have announced
the engagement of their daughter. Miss
Ellen Poe. a debutante of last season, to
Mr.. Edward Lowry White of Washington.
Senator Depew and Miss Pauding will
give dinner tonight.
Mrs. Frederic l.. Moore and Miss Tenney
will be at home the first two Thursdays IN
February, as well as the last Thursday in
January.
By reason of continued illness. Mrs s.
r. Bond, - Iowa circle, will not receive
callers tomorrow.
Sir Weetman D. Pearson, Bart, NJ. p, and
Lady Pearson, accompanied by their son
and daughter, have arrived a. the Raleigh
from New York. They were among the
passengers by the Oceanic, which arrived
fl ON England on Thursday last after a
rather stormy passage Sir Weetman and
family leave tonight for the City of Mexico.
Mrs John F. Rixey of Virginia, No. 1716
Rhode Island avenue northwest, will be at
home tomorrow CTuesday).
Mrs. Albert Combs Thorn will not be at
home Wednesday. January 80, 1885 Q street.
Mrs Worthington's dance at Rauscher's
and Senator and Mrs. SCOTS reception at
the Shoreham, both tomorrow night; the
cotilion Wednesday night. given under the
direction of Mrs. c. H. Campbell, Mrs. John
C. Poor and others, and Mrs. Charles J.
Bells dance at Rauscher's Thursday night
are events anticipated with great pleasure
this week.