Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-10-19
Brides and Grooms of the Coming
Week,
An INTERNATIONAL ALLIANCE
Announcements of Several Engage
ments Made.
P E r S ON AL N T E S

The wedding program of the coming week
| will be as full Of interesting events as that
of last week. The marriage of Mrs. Rem
gifo and Mr.. Eugene Thiebaut, at the
| chapel of the Apostolic delegation Tues
day, will be attended only by relatives and
| the necessary witnesses. Mr.. Thiebaut ar
| rived week ago from France, and the
couple will make only a short stay after
| their marriage before going abroad again.
The Wednesday weddings nearly all
| church events and fixed for the evening.
! Miss Juliet Maud Duvall and DR.. Hanson
| I. A. Lemon will be married at the Metro
| politan Church at 1880. Miss Mabel Mer-
| cedes Burrows and Mr.. William Carlisle
Barr will be married at the home of Mr..
| and Mrs. Frank Burrows, and Miss An
| Meta Landon King and Mr.. Henry War;
rem Freeman at ST. Andrews Church at 8
| o'clock. A noon wedding of the same date
| will be that of Miss Mabel Alerta Dom
nelly and Mr.. Edward Everett Jones at
| Hamline Church.
| The regular sem-monthly meeting of the
Junior League Social and Literary Club
was held last evening at the residence of
Miss Mary Braly, do F street northeast
The regular order of business was dis
| pensed with, and a mock trial of a brea CHI
| of promise case was held instead. The tes-
| timony of the witnesses was of an enter
tanning character. A snort musical and
| literary program was rendered by others
| of the members Among those present
were the Misses Annie Seay, Goldie Elliott
Mae Warren, Frances Bethune, Susie Ro-
der, Amanda Braly, Lillian Glascox, Julia
Warren, Mary Seay, Julia Potter, VIOLA
CLANCY, Eunice Smith, Mary Braly and
Messrs Arthur Payne, S. S. Gather, A. v.
Gale, Melvin Billson, Hamilton Young,
| Seay, Ben Elliott Lester Drummer. Willie
Morton. Willie Braly, Ed Potter, Douglas
Ellison and Henry T. Rodier.
Prof. and Mrs. Harry King have removed
| from 1885 Q street into their new home
1856 Yale street.
Mrs. Stewart, wife of the Nevada senator,
concluded her pleasant visit yesterday to
| Mrs Hallet Kilbourne and returned to the
| senator's Virginia farm for another stay
| She expects to spend the coming winter in
| California.
Mr.. G. F. Butler of Roanoke. Va, is Wis
ltlng Miss Mamie Clark of Brookland, D. c.
The first meeting this season of the Eu-
| reka Euchre Club was held at the home of
Miss M. Finney, 943 Westminster street,
| last Thursday evening. October II. Among
those present were the Misses Crowley,
Rinel Holden, Finney. Sickel. Carpenter,
Lord and Alma and Lillian Sadler, and the
Messrs. Apple Hohoff, Burgess, MacFar-
| land, Kelley, Richardson, Searle Hooker
and DR.. Brengle. After the games the first
| prizes were carried off by Miss Alice RiffeI
and Mr.. William E. Richardson, while the
| second prizes fell to Miss Alma Sadler and
| Mr.. E. Lee MacFarland. A short musical
| program was enjoyed by the club, after
| which refreshments were served.
| The regular meeting of the Merrymakers
| was held on Wednesday evening at the
| home of Miss Bessie Bush, 20: New Jersey
| avenue, with Mr.. Harry E. Huntsberry in
| the chair A pleasant evening was spent
| In playing games and dancing, after which
refreshments were served. The room was
| prettly decorated with flowers represent
| ing the colors of the club. Included among
| the members present not already named
were the Misses May Leaman, Eva John
| son, Agnes Kaiser, lola Fitzgerald Minnie
| Robinson, Virgie Broome; the Messrs. Chas.
Ingle. John Poloni, James CLANCY. Charles
! N. Phelps, Walter Harr, Guy Steuart and
| Leonard Steuart. The next dance will be
| given November 20.
! The home of Mr.. and Mrs G. w King
| 154 Jefferson street, Anacostia was the scene
| of happy gathering Wednesday night. the
| occasion being the birthday of their daugh-
| ter Eva. Music and games We're enjoyed
! until a late hour, after which the party
| repaired to the dining room, where a fine
supper awaited them.
Mrs. H. v. Baldwin, formerly of Wash
| ington, has been very i'll at her home m
| Philadelphia. Her sister, Miss Gunion of
| 927 street, Is still with her.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Springer have re-
ronto. At the latter place they were the
| guests of Deputy Postmaster Ross.
| The Liberty Bellies Social Club held an
| informal meeting last Thursday evening at
| the home of Miss G. McKenna No. 40S K
| street northwest, and elected the following
officers to serve during the first season OF
| the club: Mr.. H. w. White, president; Miss