Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-13

| man. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Father H. C. Semple. s. j., assisted
! by Rev. Chas. w. Currier of St. Mary's.
| Rev. Father Fink s. j., of St. Aloysius,
! Rev. Father Bischof of St. Augustine's and
] Rev. Father Hannah of st. Martins. The
bride was becomingly attired in a girlish
| dress of point d'esprit over taffeta trim
med with ribbon and applique. The tulle
veil was held in place by sprays of valley
| lilies and she carried a shower bouquet of
| brides roses and valley lilies. The only
ornament worn was sunburst, the gift
! of the groom. The maid of honor wore
point desprit over taffeta and carried pink
| roses. The large sanctuary was a mass of
palms and cut flowers with hundreds of
burning tapers. Two large palms and rib
bon marked the place for the immediate
| family. After the ceremony the happy cou-
! pie was rendered a reception at the home
| of the brides parents. Is street north
east. Several hundred guests were present
| to extend congratulations to the newly
welded pair. The presents were both nu-
| merous and valuable. The going away
| gown was darn blue tailor-made suit with
hat to match. Amidst a shower of rice
| and good wishes MIR. and Mrs. Miller left
| on an extended northern trip and will be
| pleased to welcome their friends at their
| new home after December l at GAS l. street
northeast.
The members of class q. Calvary Baptist
Sunday school, met at the home of their
| teacher Mrs. J. B. Kinnear in Takoma
| Park, Tuesday night, and organized a class
| club. The following officers were elected to
serve until October 1, 1903: Lewis F. Dud-
| ley, president: Frank E. Burke, vice presi-
dent; William H. Hotel. secretary, and
Ernest Burrell. treasurer. Monthly meet
| lngs Will be held at the homes of the differ
ent members.
Mr. w. Silas Sheetz and Mrs Carobel
Wallis were married yesterday afternoon
| by Rev. ]. NJ. Gill of the Central NJ p.
| Church. The bride and groom left later for
hoy will and q
short time with the relatives of Mr..
| Sheetz.
Miss Mamie r. Kurtz of this city was the
! maid OF honor yesterday at the wedding in
Baltimore of Miss Kidd and Mr.. William
r. Russell Mrs. Clara Goodwin, Mrs.
| John d. Kurtz, Miss Ella Kurtz. Miss May
| Coale and Col William Drew of this city
were present at the event.
| The marriage of Miss Teresa Agnes Stew
| art to Mr.. Joseph A. Petty took place last
| evening at ST. Dominic's Church Rev. j.
c. Kent performed the ceremony. The
church was well filled with the frieids of
| the popular young couple. The bride a
stately brunei. was becomingly attired in
| pale gray crepe de chine trimmed with
medallions of heavy lace made over gray
silk and carried bride roses. The groom
| was attended by Mr.. w. w. Stewart
Messrs w. H. spates, T. S. Brooks, w. W.
Wright and c. l.. Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lewis Sandee Of Cap
ltol Hill entertained twenty children at
| their home yesterday afternoon, in honor
of the fifth birthday celebration of their
only son. Lewis Main Sandoe. The sur
pr1ses to the young guests were numerous.
A Jack Horner' pie and other games af-
forded amusement Master Robert Holt Sc
cured the first prize in the monkey contest,
while Master Charles Boteler carried off
the BOBBY. The souvenirs were drawn from
hn sTnal
amusing feature of the entertainment.
Those present were Masters Charles and
Robert Boteler. Robert and Crenshaw Holt,
Charles Richmond. Richmond Brooks. Ar
thur thompson Frank Foster and Main
Sandoe. Misses Helen and Margaret Smith,
Marjorie Wiley Mildred O'Neill. Mildred
copeland, Grace and Helen Cortelyou,
Frances Allen. Nina Maynard and Dorothy
Mack.
Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Adams of Salt
Lake City. Utah. are a visit to rela-
tives at 524 22d street.
Mrs. James Dreamer of PHILADELPHIA is
again visiting her old school friend, Mrs.
Ben Miller, on street.
Mrs. Sue F. Gender left today for a visit
to her niece. Mrs. Robert Cunningham, of
st. Bernardino. Cal.
The Capitol Hill History Club met yester-
day afternoon at Mrs c. F. Woods. 81
East Capitol street. Mrs. Robt B. Bare was
elected member. The roll call, Climate,
Flora and Fauna of india" was responded
to generally. The two papers read were
The Languages of India by Mrs A. NJ
Condra, and "Tombs Palaces and Temples
OF India. by Mrs. L. A. Sadler. On motion
the CLUB adjourned to meet at the residence
of Mrs. A. c. Webb, 80 D street northeast
Mrs; G. W; Bradley and daughter have
rented their house. 1922 18th street north
west, and are at 1439 Rhode Island avenue
for the winter.
The marriage of Miss Laura Mulhall
daughter of Capt. MulhaIl, to Lieut. E. S.
Sayer, 21st United States Infantry, will
take place Saturday evening, November 10,
at $50 o'clock, in the Presbyterian Church
at Ballston, Va, Chaplain Pierce I'd Cav
airy, officiating. Miss Blossom Conrad will
be maid of honor. The bridesmaids are the
Misses Pollock. Sibley, Parker, Sayer Nor
ris and Benedict. The best man will be the
groom's brother. Mr.. Murray Sayer of New
York The ushers are Capt. Alfred T.
Smith and Lieuts. Clifton, signal corps;
Parker, I'd Cavalry: DR.. Deavereaux, medi-
cal corps; Wiesel and Moore, artillery
corps.
Mrs Bayard Boyd and daughters have
taken an apartment at the Savoy.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Clotilde Duckvitz Mason. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Frederick E. Mason of Alameda
Cal, to Lieutenant Nathan Jordan Shelton
Artillery Corps, United States army.
The residence of Colonel and Mrs G. c.
Kniffin, Carroll avenue, Takoma Park, was
the scene of pretty wedding last evening"
when Mr. Myron j. Ferrin of Massachu-
sets and Miss Salle Price, eldest daughter
Of General S. w. Price of Louisville, KY.
were married by Rev DIR. Barr. A large
number of friends and relatives of the con-
tracing parties were present. Thel parlors
cd xUf Nv
Houser Thompson of this city gave the
bride away. At the conclusion of the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Ferrin held reception
to receive congratulations. Mr.. Ferrin was
formerly member of the Massa chusetts
state senate. and has a host of friends in
this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Ferrin will make
Washington their future home.