Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-28

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and Miss Ruth McLaren for the second.
The bridesmaids for the first were the
Misses Minnie Brotzman of Annapolis ana
Blanche McNultz of Laurel. and for the
| second the Misses Juliet Dexter of Annap-
| oils and Lulu Clancy of Baltimore. Mr..
Arthur Garden OF Anacostia was best man
| for Mr.. A. c. Tindall and Mr.. George N.
| TAFT Of this city for Mr.. j. NJ. Tindall. The
ushers were: Messrs Eltis Strange ana
John Mustuman of Annapolis, Mr.. Harry
Woodward of Mllersville and Mr.. Benz. B.
| Williams Of Waterbury. The brides wore
| white mousselfne over white taffeta, and
| carried bride roses. Their wells were fast
ened with lilies of the valley. The maids
| OF honor were in crepe de chine over white
SILK and carried large white chrysthemums.
| The bridesmaids wore white organdy over
| light green silk, and carried asparagus and
| maiden hair ferns. Two youthful members
OF the bridal party were the ribbon boys.
Master Frank Woodfield of Washington
| and Master Paul Struckcome of Annapolis.
| The church was handsomely decorated with
| white chrysanthemums and ferns and holly.
| reception and supper followed at the
home OF the brides parents. after which the
! two couples took the special train, which
had been engaged for the purpose, and
came to Washington, where Mr.. and Mrs. j.
| NJ. Tindall will reside. Mr. and Mrs A e.
| T1ndall will go direct to Pittsburg.
The marriage of Miss Mariana H Bou-
| telle, daughter of Capt. John B. Boutelle
to Mr.. Charles L. Glover took place last
evening at Trinity Church, the ceremony
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Jams The bride entered the church with
her father and was met at the altar by the
groom She was attired in a gown of white
| crepe de chine, over white taffeta, trimmed
with lace and chiffon. She wore a tulle
veil and carried a shower bouquet of bride
roses. Her only attendant was Miss Rosa
lie Walker, whose gown was of white point
desprit over white taffeta. She carried a
loose bunch of pink chrysanthemums. The
Misses Caryl and Janet Walker were flower
girls and were dressed in white swiss over
l ha Slaf of inl ND
white chrysanthemums Messrs Walter
and Charles Clarkson, John B. johnson and
DR.. Samuel E. Watkins were ushers, and
| Mr.. john M Glover best man. Only the
bridal party and immediate relatives were
present later at the reception at the brides
home before Mr.. and Mrs. Glover left for a
exposition. After December Is they will
be at home to their friends at 1927 10th
| street
Mrs. s. S. Gore Of Valley Home, Va, is
visiting her son, Prof j. H. Gore of 221O
r street, and will be pleased to see her
friends both afternoons and evenings Of
! this week.
Mrs. Mervin w. Glover and son. " ilbur.
Of Boston. Mass, are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel 8. H. Barron of 4OS
NJ street where she will be pleased to see
| her friends
Mrs. Charles c. Long Of Brookline, Mass,
accompanied by her sister, Miss Margaret
| c. Mohler, arriver yesterday and are at the
Arlington with Mr.. Long, the private secre-
tary to the Attorney General.
! Mr.. Walter C. Parker left today for
Philadelphia, to attend dinner and ball
given In honor Of Miss Armstrong, debu-
tante of this winter.
Capt. A. H. Shattuck Of the Treasury De-
partment will be a guest Of DR.. and Mrs.
, Cole today, as has been his custom for the
past twenty-five years.
Speaker Henderson and Representative
| Blackburn will take their THANKSGIVING
dinner with Col. and Mrs. NJ NJ. Parker.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Callum have rented
their house, 1735 De Sales street, to the
Italian ambassador, and are temporarily
| located at the Grafton.
| Miss Roach will spend THANKSGIVING day
with friends in Philadelphia.
Maj and Mrs. Quaiffe have gone to At
| lantic City for week.
The Capitol Hill History Club enjoyed its
first open meeting of the season Tuesday
| evening at the home of Mrs. Travis zoos
| East Capitol street. The program consisted
| of piano solo by Miss Pauline Crupper;
trio, flute, violin and piano, by Messrs.
Chester, Scala and Charles Fitzpatrick and
| Miss Crupper; Rotations by Miss Annie
Evans. Mrs. Effie A. Roberts and Mr.. Geo.
Speidel, and trio, violin, cello and piano,
by the Misses Marie and Helen and Master
Adrian BastianelH Refreshments were
served by the committee. which consisted
Of Mesdames Wood, Travis. Shook, Webb.
Sader and Waterman, assisted by the
| Misses Fletcher and HORNE.
A reception was held Thursday evening,
November IA. at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J: F. Hermann, No; 1902 ! street south
Hermann, and his bride, formerly Miss
Marie H. Vein Of Syracuse, N Y. Others
present were Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Hermann,
Mrs. J. Schlotterback, Mr. and Mrs p
Schaffer, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Rupert, Mr. and
Mrs NJ Wiegand, Mr.; and Mrs. J: Thoma,
Hemrige, Mr. and Mrs. George Copes, Mr.
and Mrs Charles Stello, Mr.. and Mrs F.
Lambrecht, Mr.: and Mrs w. Kerr, Mr.. and
and Mrs. w. Rauchenstein, Mr. and Mrs.
c. Toepfer, Mr. and Mrs. H. Lunberger
Mr.. and Mrs. c: Evard, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Jaeger, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Leonhardt, Mr..
and Mrs: w, S. Jones: Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Pfei, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Alt. Mr. and
Mrs. ]. King, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Xander, Mr.
and Mrs: J. Meiners, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Mrs. John d. Carmody, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Muhan. Mrs G. L. Botsch, Mrs. ]. K
Pfeil. Mrs: K. schaffer, Mrs. A Jarboe
s Mrs Fl H Mrs Mrs E. I'D Hssse Mrs
w. Witthaft, Mrs. E. Hanson, Mrs F. NJ
Hermann, Mrs. ]. Stewart, Mrs L.
Schneider, Miss K Hermann. Miss NJ. Her.
mann, Miss NJ. Opperman Miss NJ Trepp
Miss A. Lambrecht, Miss K. Kuhn, Miss
L. Niebel, Miss S. Jordan, Miss NJ Zim-
norman, Mr. w J. vonderheide, Mr.. w.
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Mr. c. Hosch, Mr.. T. Krake, Mr. c. EwaId
Mr.. ]. Kuhn, Mr.. T. Walter, Mr.. F. Miller
Mr.. w. c: Botsch Mr.: J. Schickler and
daughter, Mr.. A. B. Schlotterbeck, Mr.. w,
Toense, Mr.. c. Ritter. Mr.. L. Sacks and Mr.
J. Scallia.
| Miss Grace B. Mason and Mr. Charles
F. Linger were married last evening at
| o'clock at the parsonage of the Anacostia
Methodist Episcopal Church by the pastor
Rev. Charles o. Isaac. Only a few persons
witnessed the ceremony, after which the
| couple left for Norfolk. The bride is well
| known in church circles in Washington,
and Mr.. Linger is the son of Mr.. Henry
| Linger Of Anacostia and is an official
| member OF the local Methodist Church
| They will return to Anacostia to live.
| Miss Annie E. Reed and Mr. August H.
| Weineke both Of Anacostia, were married
| Monday evening by the Rev. Dr. N. H.
| Miller, pastor of the Garden Memorial
| Presbyterian Church, at the parsonage, on
| Minnesota avenue. The young couple have
| taken up their residence in the village.
| Miss Addie Harris and Miss Emma Berry
| 0ovo dance Tuesday avapip0 Lost