Evening star., 1901-09-04


The hotel ball room was arranged to simu-
late a roof garden, and beer and pretZels
were partaken Of by the audience at small
tables while the show went on. Mrs. Bar
ney posed the gypsy scenes at the close.
Miss Isabel McRoberts and Mr.. Robert
Williamson Tunstall Of Port Deposit, Nd.
were married last evening at the brides
home, the old Maury house in c street. in
presence of relatives and intimate friends.
Rev. Dr. Alexander Rich Of st. James
Episcopal Church, Fort Deposit. brother-in-
law of the bride, performed the ceremony.
The bride, who was escorted by her brother.
Mr.. Thomas McRoberts. was beautifully
gowned in white silk draped with old Honi-
ton lace. Diamond and pearl ornaments,
gifts Of the groom, and heirlooms were
worn In her veil and corsage. The interest
ing appointments Of the house, long ago
identified with the official and residential
life Of the capital, showed to double advan-
tage with the flowers and lights and the
happiness Of the occasion generally. A
supper from table adorned with roses.
old china and glass was enjoyed before the
departure of the couple for northern trip.
They will be at their home in Port Deposit
the last Of this month
Miss Katherine Baltz has returned from
two weeks stay in Philadelphia.
A pleasant evening was spent at the home
of Mr.. T. S. Rogers Tuesday last. Duets
were sung by Miss Mamie Noble and Mr..
Geo. Cellars. By special request Mr.. and
Mrs Dan Stears sang severald old-time
songs. Messrs. Lipscomb. Wright, Rogers
and Du Bots. the Arundel Quartet, sang
several coon songs. Later refreshments
were served and dancing indulged In up to
late hour. Among those present were the
Misses Lipscomb. Noble. Du Bots, Baker,
Miller. Blake and Smith. Messrs. Wright,
cellars, Lipscomb, Kitche, Young, Stears
and Noble.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Nachman have re-
turned from their bridal tour and will be
pleased to see their friends at their resi-
dence, 443 M street.
Miss A. M. Nixon Of 1921 street has
just returned after spending the summer
with her sister in Santa Cruz, Cal.
Mr.. John B. Brady and wife, accompa-
MED by their son and daughter, are at At
lantic City.
Mrs. Florence c. Harris Of Atlanta, sis
ter of Bishop Candear Of Georgia, is visit
ing her uncle. Judge Fred Beall of "a B
street northeast.
Among the guests at the Queens Royal,
Niagara on the Lake. Canada. are ex-Sen-
ator VIM. Pitt Kellogg and his niece. Miss
Mary Wills, and Miss Mary Warner. They
have been in Canada all summer and will
return to Washington In about two weeks.
Mrs David L. Gitt has returned from
Atlantic City. where she passed July and
August, and is much benefited by the
change Of air. She will reside the coming
winter at 1905 11th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cotter T. Bride, with their
son, Mr.. William w. Bride and daughter,
Miss Louise N. Bride. are visiting Mr..
William Jennings Bryan at his home in
Lincoln. Neb.
Kenney of Southeast Washington are visit
ing friends in Laurel, Md.
DR.. Llewellyn F. Davis and family have
returned from their trip to Buffalo and
outing at Fauquier Springs.
Miss Margaret v. Buckley has returned
after delightful trip to Philadelphia,
Cape May and Atlantic City.
Miss Josephine P. Murphy has gone on a
visit to relatives In New York and Jersey
City, and will spend some days at Man
haitian and Rockaway Beaches.
Misses Clara and Laura Chick Of Ports
mouth. Ohio, are visiting their cousins. Mr.
and Mrs Charles e. Malster Of Brookland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Wolf have returned
from two months visit to the seashore.
Among the Washngtonians in attendance
at the Pan-American on District day were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Joy Edison, Miss Edison.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Lipscomb, Mr.. and
Mrs Barry Bulkley, Mrs. C. V. Young,
Mrs. Linnie NJ. Bourne, Mr.. E. B. wilkins.
Mr.. J. E. Ransom Of the Times, Robert
dart and Miss Stoddart and Mr.. and Mrs.
]. H. Vermillya.
Mrs. Zella NJ. Gootee and little daughter.
Jean, have gone to the mountains for a
stay Of several weeks.
DR.. Ada r. Thomas has returned from
Ocean Grove. N. j., where she has been
spending the last two months.
Mr. B. F. James OF Bowling Green, Ohio,
and Miss Myrtle McElroy were quietly
married this afternoon. Miss McElroy is
the daughter of Capt. JOS c. McElroy,
postmaster Of the House of Representa-
tives. Rev. B. L. McElroy and wife Of CO.
lumbus. Ohio, were present. After north
ern trip, Mr.. and Mrs. James will go to
their home In Bowling Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Thompson are at
Nantucket. Mass
Miss Bette Tomlinson and Mrs. Charles
w. Keyes win spend the coming two weeks
at Atlantic City, N. J.
Misses Emojean Newland and Name
Tooiey returned to Washington today after
a ten days visit in Atlantic City.
Mrs. W. E. Hoover and daughter Eliza-
Ing spent the past two months in Atlantic
City.
Miss Eda T. Kuhlman and Miss Glare r.
Bottlkei Of Washington are at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Bertha Coblenzer and daughters are
located at the Lenox, and Will be pleased
to see their friends.
Miss Ethel Hines has returned to her
home No 25Ol Pennsylvania avenue after
an absence Of several weeks at Colonial
Beach, Va
Miss N. e. Chapman Of 1896 18th street
northwest Ia In Brooklyn. N. z. for stay
OF two weeks with her cousin, Mrs. Richard
r. Th0maS
Mrs. Grafton shreves of woodside. Nd,
accolnpanisd by Mtss Emma Johannes Of