Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-19
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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| immediate families were present. The
groom was attended by his TWO brothers,
| Messrs John NJ, jr., and James n. Kline,
and the bride by her sister, Miss Florence
! Thompson, and her cousin Miss Lula ST.
| John. They will reside at the home of the
grooms father Mr.. John NJ. Kline, No. 625
| Q street
| Mrs. Louis c. Terrell will not receive on
| the 18th instant, but win be at home Feb
| rGary l and Is.
Mrs. w. E. Schneider will be at home in
| formally the first and second Wednesdays
| in February at the Cairo.
| Mrs. Charles Bowen Harvey, 1T2S n
| street, will receive Monday, the DIST instant,
| from $50 TO g O'Clock, assisted by Mrs. and
! the Misses Graves of B Birmingham Ala,
| ard the Misses Dashien of Mississippi.
| The dance to be given at the National
Rifles armory this evening by the National
| Rifle Cadets promises to be a most enjoy
! able affair. Dancing will commence prompt
| ly at $50 o'clock.
Capt. and Mrs. John W. Adkins announce
the engagement of their daughter. Florence,
to Mr.. Chas. B. Nelcamp of Washington
d. c. The wedding will take place shortly
after Easter. They will make their home in
| New York city.
Mrs. ]. w. Chew of Baltimore is visiting
Miss Reed at No 305 street.
The Saturday Evening Assembly have is
sued invitations for another of their popu-
lar dances Saturday evening, January %, at
the National Rifles armory.
Mr. Pollard of the Westminster Hotel has
extended invitations to his guests and their
friends TO dance this evening.
Mrs. Robert Newton Harper will be at
home to her friends Monday February T.
both during the afternoon and evening.
Mrs. William II. Jeter OF Baltimore. for
| merly Miss Annie J. NIlelt of this city, is
visiting her mother at No. 1916 l. street,
where she will be pleased to see her
friends.
Mrs. Coter and daughter Gertrude have
returned from a two months trip to Phila-
delphia, and are at the Lincoln for the rest
of the winter.
Mrs. Eugene MacComas, who is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Drown,
at 1897 18th street, will he glad to see her
friends Monday afternoon, January 21
A pretty wedding took place Wednesday
evening last at Trinity Episcopal Church.
Rev. R. p Williams officiating The con-
tracing parties were Miss Ethel Mae Wat
son of this city and Mr. David Barlow
Perry of North Carolina. The guests who
filled the church were made I'D Of the rela-
tives and friends of the young couple,
among whom were number from out of
town. The bride came in church with her
father and was preceded by her sister,
Miss Lila Watson, as bridesmaid The
ushers were Mr.. James Powell Mr. Frank
Stevens. Mr.. Mason Brown and Mr.. Thomas
POWELL Mr.. James Lloyd of North Caro-
ma, cousin OF the groom, acted as best
man. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs
Perry left for an extended trip, and will
be at home Mondays after February Is, at
JoI Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. j. T Hough and Miss Frances Hough
Will be at home Thursdays, February and
II, from until o'clock
Mr. and Mrs James H. Wingheld have
n 10y ny a..
be at home informally to their friends Fri
days.
Miss Elsie Rosenberg of New York, the
guest Of Mrs. c. Ratzenstein of sos s street.
will be at home Sunday evening.
Mrs. George L. Wilkinson, 1881 Harvard
street will not be at home Monday, but
will receive informally the following Nom
DAYS, January % and February I.
Miss Flossie F. Malone, daughter of Jus-
tice John w Malone. who has been living
In Washington and vicinity during the past
year for the benefit of her health, has de-
parted for her home, Quincy, Fla,
Mr., William G.. Robertson, IT., of Wash
inston, and Miss Catherine Genevieve
Baker of Montgomery county, Md, were
married Wednesday afternoon by Rev
Charles o. Rosensteel, pastor of St Johns
Catholic Church at Forest Glen, at the
parsonage.
A birthday party was given Wednesday
evening dt the residence OF MISS Mary Rick
Tiger, 500 n street northwest, at which the
following persons We're present: Misses f
Nagle, j. Chevalier, Is. Sullivan. NJ Homer.
+. Homer, M. Jacobs, NJ Loveday, B.
O'Calagher r. Rice. NJ Walsh and A
Chevalier, Messrs. ]. Nailor. J. Henderson,
r. Blessing, F. Davis. j. Miller, F. Heath
r. Berch. T. O'Halloran. c. Carrier. d.
Chevalier. w. Payne, H. Crockett, p Bart
man. X. Radcliffe and G. Rollan. Dancing
and card playing were engaged in, after
which a dainty lunch was served.