Evening star., 1902-01-18

Frank Freeman, Mrs Edward Kimban,
Mrs Zetta Friebus and Miss Lillian Sef-
| ton.
Mrs. Mary A. Hendley. 200 A street south
east, will not be at home next Monday.
| A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Mrs Chas. C. DeAtley and Mr.. G. F. HUI
! lings Wednesday, January 10, In honor of
their birthday. Music, games and recita-
| tions were the amusements of the evening.
! after which they adjourned to the dining
room, where bountiful supper was served.
| Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles c. DeAtley, Mr.. and Mrs. George
T. Hullings. Mrs NJ. l.. Smithers. Mr.; and
Mrs. Otis Fl. Hullings. Mrs. Alex. Lear.
Misses Matte and Ada Lear, Miss Maggie
George. Mr.. w. Clyde Hospital, Miss Oracle
May Taylor and Mr. Percy Hullings.
| One of the prettiest home weddings of
! the season took place at the residence of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Gaegler, 12l5 Sth
street, Thursday evening, the contracting
| parties being Mr.. Willard Archibald and
1 Miss Martha ]. Gaegler. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Father s. F.
| Ryan, assisted by the Rev. Father Bea-
vens. Mr.. George w. Watts was best man
| and Miss Annie Jeanette Gaegler, the
brides sister, was maid of honor. The
bride was escorted by her father. Mr.. An
| tEony Gaegfer. She ewore2a2beautiful mauve-
| colored dress and carried a large bouquet
| OF brides roses. The wedding march was
| rendered by Mr.. G. T. Watts. Only the
| family and relatives of the bride and groom
/ witnessed the ceremony, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Archibald held a reception from
| I:30 to $3.50 to receive the congratulations
| of their numerous friends The large salon
| parlor was beautifully decorated with
| palms and maidenhair ferns, the bay win
| dow where the ceremony was performed
| being beautiful bower of green. which
| formed an admirable setting for the we'd
| ding party. Refreshments were served, the
| tables being lighted with candles and very
| tastefully decorated. Mr. and Mrs. Archi-
| bald were the recipients of many handsome
/ hnnPEmnOn
| among the southern resorts, after which
they will reside in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John /. King celebrated the
| fiftieth anniversary of their marriage We'd
| nesday evening. January j., 1902 at their
| residence, 80 III street northwest. The
| bride and groom of half century ago re-
| ceived their many friends in the alcove
| of the parlor, amid pretty palms and golden
decorations, standing under yellow bell.
! The other rooms We're also decorated with
| yellow. The couple have four children. Mrs.
| Jerome M Davis of New Jersey, who, ow-
| ing to sickness, was unable to be present;
| Mrs. n. Bunch, Mrs. VIM. b. Creecy, Miss
| Lizzie r. King; five grandchildren. Mrs.
Joseph Van Brake, Mr.. John /. Bunch,
Miss Hester r. Bunch, Mr.. Augustus
| Creecy, Mr.. VIM. B. Creecy, jr.; one great
| grandchild, Jerome Davis Van Brake.
| There were present two who had witnessed
the marriage ceremony fifty years ago
| Miss Mary Collins and Mrs. Eliza King
sisters of the bride and groom. respec-
| lively. Quite collection of nice presents
| We're received, among them being a hand
some gilt clock and ornaments, presented
by Mr.. w. F. Reid, in behalf of the mem
| bers of North Capitol NJ. E. Church, Of
| which both Mr.. and Mrs. King have long
been members. The choir of the same
| church made them a present of hand
some vase. During the evening Miss Katie
| Mcbride sang a solo appropriate to the
| occasion, entitled Fifty Years Ago"
| Others who contributed to the evening" S
| enjoyment were Miss Mamie Ziegler. Miss
Ella Lawrenceson and Mr.. Drewett. Re
freshments Were served in the dining room,
| on the center of the table being a large
wedding cake. Among those present We're:
| Mr.. and Mrs. n. Bunch Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
/ B. Creecy. Miss L. r. King, Mr.. and Mrs.
| John 1. Bunch, Miss Hester r. Bunch,
Mr.. A l.. Creecy, Mr.. VIM. b. Creecy, jr. :;
| Rev. and Mrs. Amos, Mr.. and Mrs Will
hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs
Laing, Mr.. and Mrs. Herring, Mr.. and Mrs
| Mcbride, Mr.. and Mrs. Berkely, Mr.. and
Mrs. Maddux, Mr.. ands Mrs. Reed, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tracey, Mr.. and Mrs. Steele, Mr.. and
| Mrs. BentZ, the Misses Manverse, Edison,
| Laing, Smithers, Berkely, See, MadduX.
| Nash Harper. c. and E. Lawrenceson, F.
| and E. Pike Mcbride and Ziegler, Mes
danes pike, Bennett. Hemingway. Lear.
| Lawrenceson, La Barre Marmaduke Nash,
| Mendall, Lewis, Mockabee and Edison,
| Messrs. Loveless, Minor, Harvey, Solo
| man, Litz, Sheckels, Symons, Ricketts, and
| Nysock.
A crowd of young folks assembled on
| Wednesday evening last at the home of
Mrs. Engle. No. 12s Maryland avenue
| southwest, the occasion being the regular
meeting of the Merrymakers. A short but
spirited business session was held. after
| which piano selections were rendered by
| Miss Edith Page and Miss Agnes Kaiser
and solos by Mr.. r. e: Hamerdinger, ac-
companied by Miss Edith Page. Songs
| were also rendered by the Merrymakers
Quartet AT a late hour the guests repaired
| to the dining room, where a bountiful re-
| past was served. The club then adjourned,
| tn me- ba followinp WadneSdaU u-ith
| Agnes Kaiser, No. % X street northeast.
Besides the members of the club, the fol-
| lowing visitors were present: The Misses
| Mary Lockwood, Jennie Lockwood, Edith
Page and Mrs. Armstrong and Messrs Gal
| lagher, A. Page, Norris H Engle, r. z.
Hamerdinger and William ]. Krouse.
The home Of the Misses Hawling, 133 E
| street northwest, was the scene Wednesday
| evening of a social gathering and farewell
| supper in honor of Lieut.. .. B. Newman of
| the United States revenue cutter service,
prior to his departure to his post Vocal Sc
| lections by Miss Smms and Messrs. Hop
| kins and Newman, with Mrs. Tegethoff and
| Miss Simms as accompanies, Were enjoyed.
At II o'clock the company repaired to the
| dining rooms to partake Of supper. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Tegethoff,
| DR.. l.. D. Battle Mrs. Boyd, Mr.. Dead
| erick, the Misses Harvey, Miss Shaw, Miss
Simms Miss Warren, Miss Gill, Miss Mar
| tin, Miss Cruise, Miss Johnston, Miss Hess,
| Miss Klotz, Miss Millican, Miss Adams
| laleu, Hopkins, Self, F. I. Lake, W. W.
| White, F. d. White, Mackey, Latimer R.
H. Lake, Faxton, Talbert and Richardson.
The Columbia Heights Arts Club met at
the home Of Mrs. Stokes. the Portner,
THURSDAY last. Mrs. c. s. Clark read pa
per on "Richelieu and Louis Kill" Mrs
| Step gave a selection from Chopin and Miss
Lucie Petersen rendered the Venetian
| Love Song by Nevin; Butterfly" by
Greig, and the Air de Ballet" from the
| Cid.
Miss Hybert Cunningham gave a ball at
| the Cairo last evening in behalf of one of
| her charities. Mrs. L. o. Mason, Mrs. Carl
Stodder and Mrs Walter keene were chap
| erons.
Secretary and Mrs. Hitchcock gave din
ner last night when the company included
| the Russian ambassador, the Italian am
bassador. the Austrian minister and Mrs
Hengelmuller, Mr.. and Mrs Newlands,
Mr.. and Mrs. Merriam. Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert wads-
worth, Miss Carow, Miss Furniss and Mr.
| Putnam
Miss Wilson gave a dinner last night for
Miss Roosevelt, to meet whom there were