Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-18

ing hall at Hotel Fritz Reuter- was filled to
overfiowing and a nice. enjoyable and mem-
orable evening spent. Present were: Dr. j.
B. Pioda, envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary of Switzerland: Lieut. Chas.
L. E. Lardy, secretary Swiss legation;
Hauptmann Otto Sahli. chancellor Swiss
legation. and Mrs. Sahli. Miss Louise Sahl
Miss Ida Sahli. Mr.. Sahli, jr., Mr.. John
Hitz, late consul general; Mr.. D. Ricken-
bacher, Col. and Mrs. E. Frey, Capt. and
Mrs. Schwegler Mr.. and Mrs Emil Holer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Egloff. Mr. and Mrs
John Florin. Mr.. and Mrs. Zichtel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Pfister, Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz
Brugger Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Burga, Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Chatelain. Mr.. and Mrs Hen
~ Duerst. Mr.. and Mrs. August Kappeler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mueller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Picard Mr. and Mrs Ed. Schmidt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Steiger. Mr. and Mrs.
JOS. zimmerman. Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Ben
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. John Stadler, Mrs. Mar
tina Amman, Mrs. A. Beck Mrs. Margaret
Custer Mrs. Lizzie Herzog, Mrs. Fritz Her
cog, Mrs Marie Rhyner, Mrs. Eliz. V Schmidt.
Mrs. Spiess Mrs. J. Altofer. Mrs. A KneesI
Miss Pauline Holer. Miss Marie Dahler
Miss Bertha Dahler. Miss Jennie Schmidt
Miss Florence Schmidt. Mr. Alfred Aeber-
sold, Mr.. Caspar Bernhard, ST., Mr.. Jacob
Bruegger. Mr. Andrew Burga. Mr.. Casper
A. Caspar Mr.: Leonhard Egloff Mr.. Jas.
John Geiger. Mr.. Joseph Giovanni, United
States Marine Corps; Mr.. H. H. Goetz. Mr..
Rudolf Hasler, Mr.. Chas. Hof, Mr.. Karl
Holer. Mr. AL. G. Houriet. Mr.. F. A. Imm-
Ter Mr.. Jacob Iseli. Mr. John Klingler. Mr.
August Krahenbuehl. Mr.. Jacob Kreis Mr..
Geo ". kreis Mr.. Julius Under Mr.. J.
Theo MAYER, Mr.. Jacob Mueller, Mr.. Theo.
Picard Mr. B. P. Rickenbacher, Mr.. Cas-
par ROM, Mr.. J. Teo. Ruply, Mr. Aug San
doz. Mr.. Chas. schuepbach, Mr. Fritz.
Schmidt. Mr.. Mic. Studer. Mr.. Emil We'll
lauer, Mr.. E. L. Kuepfer, Mr.. En-. SPEECH,
Mr.: II Bachofner, Mr.. A. S. Gatchett. Mr..
E. H. Flueck. Mr.. c. Gutherz, Capt Henry
Hurter. Mr.. H. l. Marindn, Mr. Tharin
Mr. j. krebs. United States army; Mr.. Ferd
Furrer of New Decatur, Ala; Mr.. A. Mo-
ser OF Cleveland, Ohio; Mr.. c. F. Smith, Mr..
Altorfer.
After a months vacation in Boston and
Lawrence, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin NJ.
irue!i OF 1883 street returned to the city
just before encampme mt week and enjoy
ed happy reunion of the Truell trotht rs
ferdinand A, of Lincoln, Neb, and John
X OF Plainfield, N. j., came on to join their
orother IN this city. Ferdinand and Ed
win served in the 18th while John am.
Warren, who died from effects Of his serv-
Ice, We're volunteers in the 47th Wisconsin
infantry. The three now living comprc-
missed the claims of their respective de-
partments of the G. A. r. by Joining the
Department of Wisconsin, and had the
pleasure of marching together In the
parade on Wednesday, thirty-seven and
one-half years after the war closed their
wives who occupied an advantageous posi-
tlon looking down on them as they march
ed past. younger brother not OLD enough
10 enlist in the war, David II. Truell Of
Waverly, Neb.. also came on and enjoyed
the occasion with his soldier brothers in
their reunion at the home of Edwin NJ,
VINO is past post commander Of Kit Car
son Post, No. 2, and past junior vice de-
partment commander of the Department
of the Potomac, G. A. r.
Chas. w. La Porte of Peoria ILL., for
merly of this city. with his wife and son,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
M. La Porte of rs S street northwest.
Mrs. NJ. c. Fletcher Of ST Louis is spend
ing few weeks in Washington at l404
NJ street.
Col. and Mrs. Robt. N. Harper left yes
terday for Richmond to join the party OF
Governor Montague, en- route to Newport
News, where they will attend the launch
ing Of the battle ship Monroe, which takes
place today.
A delightful time was enjoyed by the
ladies' auxiliary to the Caledonian Club
last night at their hail. 719 9th street
Light refreshments were served and scotch
songs sung by Mrs. Woodhead, Messrs.
Black, Smyth and others. The piano was
presided over by Mrs. Thomas Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Thompson have re-
moved from 2145 California avenue to 2l2l
Kalorama avenue. Their new home Is
'Tanglebank,' the former residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. Parker Mann, who are so popu-
lar in this city. The charm of he hos
pitality extended by this latter couple Is
not likely to be less delightful during its
occupancy by Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson,
who are making a most attractive spot of
the place, both within and without its
threshold.
Mrs. Corbin c. Trent and Miss Dimple
wife and daughter of Mr.. c. c. Trent of
Lynchburg, Va, have returned to their
home in that city.
Miss Hattie Miller, who has for the past
two weeks been the guest of Miss Twyman
for her home in Richmond, Va. A pleas
ant house party was given in honor Of Miss
Miller last evening at the home of her
hostess on 10Th street. Those present were
the Misses Miller Twyman, Talley and
Sherier and Messrs. Mitchell, Glover ivy
man, Copp, Joe T. and James T. Sherier
Miss Julie Brakhagen has returned by
way of the Mediterranean from a pleasant
European trip. The Rhine Alps Venice
and Naples were among the points visited.
Mrs. John Zivures left wednesday evening
to attend the fair at Hagerstown and visit
Mrs James w. Seaman.
Miss Girardin has returned to Washing
ton for the winter and is located at No
Grant place northwest.
Walter Irving Whitson and Miss Matte
Ward Vaughn. both of this city, were mar
ried at Frederick. Md, on October 8. at the
Evangelical Reform parsonage by Rev. E.
N. ESchbach
Mrs. George A. Shallenberger Miss Shall
lenberger and Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Shallen-
berger are located at 1416 18th street north
west.
Col. c. Dewitt, u S. A., and Miss Dewitt
<I,>l,, ct
to No. 17O7 21st street.
Mrs. B. F. Smith, 1747 street, is enter
tanning her friend. Mrs. Royal B. Parker Of
Miles avenue, Cleveland, Ohio
Mrs. Hannah B. Sperry, 321 Delaware