Evening star., 1901-10-05

were gowned in white organdie and car
| ried immense bouquets of red and white
| roses. The bride was gowned in white
candle heavily trinamed in white lace and
| satin ribbon and carried an immense bou-
auet of American beauty roses Among
! the seventy-ve guests were Mrs. Joseph
| McNeal, mother of the groom; Mr.. and
Mrs. b. B. Dunbar from Elkton Md; Mr..
and Mrs. J. N. Davis of Wilmington. Del;
| Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ. r. Gray of Baltimore
and Mr.. W. H. McNeal of Newark. Del: /:
Miss Faith Stock of Washington, ID. c.:
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Allen and Miss Ella
Allen of Falls Church. The wedding march
| was rendered by Miss Elizabeth MCGOWAN
| of Falls Church
| Rev. Mr. W. r. Turner and Mrs. Turner
have just returned from an extended trip
| abroad.
Miss Elizabeth Brewer will saf for Eu
rope today, and will spend the winter
| abroad.
Yesterday in London Mr. William Rob-
inson of this city and Mrs. Andrew Martin
| of San Francisco were married.
Mrs George w. Chids, who has been
| spending several weeks in Philadelphia
since her return from Richield Springs.
will go to California for long visit the
| latter part of this month.
| Now that the yacht races are over that
| contingent of society which has been enjoy
| ing hotel life in New York must seek new
| pleasures. The Lenox season Is on. though
| many newsy feature are not announced
|
for the present month. and in fact till the
horse show. Washingtonians, however, be-
| gin to show more numerous in town and
| many homes have been reopened the past
| week The present season, however, is the
| most attractive part of the year in country
homes and in the suburbs and few places
| are as yet deserted.
Mrs. and Miss McCahill who have been
| abroad for the past two years. will sail for
| home on November IL. They have spent
| the summer in England, Scotland and Ire
| land, where they were frequently entertain
ed by friends They will take an apart
ment on their return to this city.
Mrs. Ashby E. Balm, formerly Miss Mel
lie d. Harvell sailed from Seattle for Alas
| ka Monday last to join her husband who
| has claim in the Nome district, but at
| present is postmaster at st. Michaels
The first meeting of the season of the
Michigan Social Club will be held Wednes-
| day evening, October 8, at Loyal Legion
| Hall, 419 10th street northwest. All Mfchi-
gan people residing in the city or nearby
| are invited to attend this opening meeting.
These meetings are of a purely social ma
ture and intended to better enable the peo-
| pie from the state to become acquainted.
Mrs. Hattie D. Wood, who has been
spending the summer in Vermont. has re-
| turned for the winter and is at 1915 q
| street.
Mrs. Verne W. Hartman. late Of 1914 q
street, has returned from Europe and will
reside at 513 18th street.
The Butterfly Girls gave their first dance
Of the winter Wednesday evening at the
| Rifles Hall. The following are the officers
| of the club: NJ. Fox, president; l.. Wagner.
vice president; A. Pittman, treasurer: M.
Schmidt, secretary; R. L. Levy, correspond
| ing secretary.
| A pleasant surprise was given last even
ing to Mrs. VIM. NJ Ayre at her home in
| LIE Droit Park by a number of intimate
| friends on the eve of her birthday. During
| he
/ dulged in, Mrs. Wm Price of Philadelphia
and Mr.. VIM. M. Ayre capturing the head
prizes. Among the guests were the Misses
| Brewer, Walker, Furr, Price, Corder and
| Gilbert, Mrs. McCloskey, Mrs. Stowell, DR..
and Mrs. Smart, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Price.
and Messrs. Ayre, Dubois, OLeary, Nc
| Cullough, Stowell, Walker and Harper.
Mrs. Frederic Schoff Of Philadelphia, vice
president of the national congress of moth
| ers, and Mrs. Robert Gotten of Falkland,
| N. c., corresponding secretary, have been
| the guests Of Mrs. Theodore w. Birney at
/ her Chevy Chase home during the past two
| days
Mrs. Lois NJ. Apgar Of Oakland, Cal, is
| spending a few weeks with DR.. Alice Bur-
| ritt at 1923 14th street.
| Miss Adele Spence, sister of Vice Presi-
! dent Spence of the Maryland Agricultural
| College. will be married this evening to
Mr.. Thomas Malcolm Price, assistant chem
| ist at the Maryland experimental station, at
| St Paul's Church at o'clock. Rev. Enoch
| M. Thompson will officiate assisted by
! Rev. E. W. Wroth of Baltimore, Md, an
| uncle of the groom. After the wedding the
couple will leave for a northern trip. Re-
turning home they will reside at College
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene r. Wood will leave
Washington this evening for an extended
trip north including the Pan-American ex-
position at Buffalo.
Judge Henry s. Comstock of Cumberland
and Washington and Miss Julia Allison
Youngman Of st. Paul, Mimi, were mar
ried Wednesday in the latter city. After
an extended trip the couple will come here
to live and will be at the Oxford.
The Misses Evans. who have been in
China and Japan for nearly a year, will
shortly return and join Commissioner and
Mrs. Evans at the Cairo.
Assistant Secretary and Mrs. H. A. Tay-
lo- have removed from their former resi-
dence, 2117 street, to their new residence,
which they have just completed, 2o01
Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs L. C. Osborne of Chicago, H., and
Miss Holbrook of Newark, N j., are visit
ing their sister, Mrs ]. R. johnson, 1904
Belmont avenue.
Mr.. w. c. Petty and wife (who was for
merly Miss Sallie RoutO have returned to
their home in Culpeper after a pleasant
visit to Mrs. George Routt-Johnson, 12O5
Rhode Island avenue, near Iowa Circle.
The East End Euchre Club has organized
for the season. Mr.. H. Wenzel was elected
president, Mrs H Wenzel treasurer. Miss
M. Gilick secretary. The first meeting was
held at the residence Of DR.. and Mrs. Wal
ters Thursday evening, when first prizes
were won by Mrs Minnis and DR.. Wal
ters, second prizes by Mrs. Martyr and Mr..
W. Minnis, third prize by Miss M. Brown
and boobies by Miss NJ. Myers and Mr..
Schelpp. Those present were DR.. and Mrs.
Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Schelpp, Mr.. and
Mrs. p Talbert, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wenzel.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Talbert, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Wenzel Mr. and Mrs Dougherty, Mrs.
M.nnis, Mrs. Martyr, Mrs. Schwank, Mrs.
Litz, Miss NJ. Gillick Miss M. Myers, Miss
M Brown, Miss C. Brown, Miss NJ. john
son. and Mr.. Charter: r. Gleason, Mr..
Johnson, Mr.. w. Minnis, Mr.. ]. Brown, Mr..
Robertson and Mr.. H. Jett. After playing
refreshments were served. The next meet
ing will be held at the residence of Mrs. H
WenZel, 1919 Seaton street northeast
Mrs. D. Elmer Wiber has returned to the
city for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Walter Weed have is
sued Invitations to the marriage reception
of their daughter Bertha Thomas and Mr..
Gilbert Congdon of Baltimore, October 15.