Evening star., 1901-09-21

home about October / and shall be glad to
welcome their friends at their residence,
DO 1th street northeast
Miss Helen R. Hastings of Washington
Is still on her western New York trip. She
has been the guest of relatives and friends
at Watkins Glen, Rochester Spencerport.
Loekport and Buffalo. She Is now at Nj
agara Falls and will visit Canadian points
before returning home.
DR.. Gapen has returned to the city.
Miss Myra c. Huntington has returned
to the city after a pleasant vacation at
Rehoboth Beach and Cape May.
Mr.. Arthur c. Bishop and Miss Dorothy
Hughes were married on Tuesday evening,
the 18th instant, at the Ninth Street
Bagby. The bride entered the church with
her father and, preceded by her sister, Miss
Ida Nj. Hughes. as maid of honor. and the
ushers. Messrs. E. B. Hughes, tr., Charles
Kicks. A. w. Lukei and E. c. Bucking
ham, advanced to the platform where she
met the groom, attended by his brother.
Mr.. r. w. Bishop. After the ceremony a
reception for relatives and intimate friends
of the young people was held at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. B.
Hughes. wellknown residents of Capitol
Hin. The couple have a large circle OF
acquaintances, from whom they received a
number of handsome and valuable presents.
Mr.. and Mrs Bishop left on late train
for the north, and will spend their honey
moon in trip up the Hudson and through
agara Falls. returning to Washington
through the Lehigh valley. The brides
wedding gown was of white silk mousse
line over white silk, with elaborate trim
mings of white ribbons and pearls, and she
carried a large bouquet Of brides roses.
Her travelling costume was of blue broad
cloth with hat Of gray felt trimmed In
blue and white velvet. The maid OF honor
carried La France roses. The brides
mother wore black silk trimmed with
mousselne de sole, and the grooms mother
Mrs. Warden r. Bishop. wore black satin TN
trimmed with chiffon applique. Among the
many present were: Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w.
Bishop. Mrs E. A. Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. L. Jones, Mrs. j. F. Smoot Mrs. Z.
E. WINS. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wells. Mrs
Wells of Carbondale, Pa, DR.. and Mrs. J.
r. Nevitt Rev. DR.. T. c. Easton, Mr.. J. L.
Gull, Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Thatcher, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. B. Thatcher, Mr.. E. L. Schmidt.
Mr. ]. N. Saunders. Miss McDevitt, Mr.;
Geo s. King. Mr.. Jas. Gillin, 1r., Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ Maher Mr.. Julius Vierbuchen,
Mrs. and Miss Buckingham. Mr.. Harry
Sprucebank, Miss Belle Carpenter. Mr.. =;
E Henney, Mr.. w. S. Davenport, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Bagby. Miss Downs and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Wright, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Starr Parsons have returned
from pleasant trip to the Buffalo exposi-
ton and Canada.
Miss Glenda Hornung celebrated her fifth
birthday at her residence. 1910 9Th street.
last night. Those present were MISS
Theresa Kennedy. who sang comic songs;
Miss Mary Vallan. piano numbers; Miss A.
Magruder. Misses Hilda and Garnett Mat
tingly Miss r. Luke, Miss Edith Hogan,
Miss Katie Sullivan, Master Edw. Cox.
Master B. Queen, Master Stephen Sullivan.
Misses Katie and Alcinthe Gudgon. Mrs.
w. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Fortney. Mrs. and
Miss J. Harries, Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood.
The many friends of Mr.. James Edgar
Smith will be surprised to hear Of his mar
riage to Miss Milagros Ramirez at Manila
September 8. The bride Is handsome
young Spanish girl and very highly thought
of. Mr.. Smith was formerly employed in
the Navy Department. but left here about
eighteen months ago to accept position as
chief clerk in the forestry bureau, Manila