Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-16


plants and mandolin and guitar orchestra
played throughout the evening. Rev. Mr..
Macleod performed the ceremony, after
which supper was served. The bride wore
white satin and real lace and carried bride
roses. A number of friends from New York
and Albany were present. Mr. and Mrs.
Lundergan will make ali extensive journey
before going to their future home in Al
bany, n. Y.
\ large reception was given last Sunday
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Rosenthal, 1914 9TH street northwest in
honor of the bar-mitzrah festival of their
son Charlie, who has become thirteen years
of age. A large assembiGse or relatives
and friends from in and out of town were
present and entertained by feastng, music,
dancing and speech-makng.
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey, who have spent
two months at Pocono. Pa, returned yes
terday and reopened their country place on
Woodley Lane.
Little Miss Mercedes Godoy daughter of
the Mexican charge daffaires christened
the Tampico. a Mexican sunboat launched
IRON the Nixon yards at Elizabeth n. j.,
yesterday.
The marriage of Mr.. Morris benjamin
Norman and Miss Dora Stern took place
last SuHudy evening at the nan, I19 Gtn
street northwest, and was Witnessed by
large gathering of relatives and friends
Ihe bride, an exceedingly comely young
brunette, was attired in pure white with a
liimy ven enveloping her bridal gown. She
carried a large bouquet of bride roses
Inc attendants were Mr. NJ. Hoffman Mr.
A. Sachs of Baltimore and Mr.. j. w Kor-
man, brother of the groom; Miss Ida Ben
man and Miss Bessie Norman, sister OF the
groom. The bridal party entered to the
strains of Mendelsohns wedding march
rendered by an orchestra. DR.. J. T. Loeb
OF the Ardath-Israel Synagogue performed
the marriage service. The Jewish marriage
"Kethubha." was then read fol-
lowed by translation in English The
impressive words and benedictions which
joined the couple as husband and wife were
the ''consecration ring given to
the bride at the hands of her betrothed and
the wine was tasted by the two from the
same goblet as symbol of the lot which
they were henceforth to share in common.
After the ceremony bountiful repast was
served to more than 100 guests. After
wedding tour the couple will reside al 42o
street.
Rev Thomas S. Dolan officiated yesterday
at St. Patrick's Church. at the quiet cere-
mony which united Miss Florence Merritt
and Mr.. Douglas Byers Thompson of New
Y ork city. The bride, who was richly dress
ed in gray crepe de chine, wore a large
black hat, and was attended by her sister,
nor was best man. After Il family break
fast at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Merritt, the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson left for New York. They will
live In that city at 105 West S9th street.
Miss Arabella Moran. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Francois Berger Moran. and Lieut..
John Meltore Hudgins. L. S. N, will be
married Thursday at Christ Church, Char
lottesvlle. Va. A breakfast and a reception
will follow at Comyn Hall, the family resi-
dence Mrs. Carl Won Mayhof will enter
tain the bridal party and the house guests
of Mrs. Moran at german Wednesday at
Monticello. The young couple will live in
this city next winter.
Miss Laura L. Smith. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Dexter Smith, and Mr..
Worthing w. Jolliffe were married yester-
day at the home of the brides parents
in the presence of a family party. A recep-
ton followed before the departure of the
couple for the seaside and a western tour.
Thomas H. Williams, and Mr.. Joseph E.
Fowler were married last night at the home
Of the bride by Rev. Mr.. Bently of Rich
mond. Mr.. Ronald Casey of Richmond was
Of white flowers. The bridal toilet was of
white China silk. A bouquet of roses was
carried and a wreath of roses worn in the
hair. After an informal reception Mr.. and
MIS-. tOWler lett TOT Atlanta, Id., anu Will
return here in a months time.
The festivities of the season at Warren
White Sulphur Springs closed with yell
ow kid party, given to Miss tlossie Bar
ker, by Mrs. NJ H. Lount. Two of the
children We're dressed as yellow kids, and
stood in the ring formed by the other chill
dren. The fun ran high as the blind-folded
children aimed to stick pin IN the yei.
low kid, and the who came nearest to 1t
won the prize. The prize, gold neck
lace with heart locket, was Won by little
Miss Dorothy Hutchinson. and the prize
for the boys, book, was Won by Clifford
Whyte.
The Progressive Euchre Club of Dick
arson, Nd. was entertained by Miss Nora
present were Mrs Ella Jones, Mrs. S. A.
Drury Mrs. l.. A Chiswell, the Misses
Nora and Eula Shreve, Virginia and Ger
trude Harding Florence Plunkett, Allie
and Nora Sellman; MessrS. >. a.
Drury, H. c. Meem, L. A Chiswell, l.. B.
Scholl, Lloyd and Bernard Jones. Brooks
Colt and Carroll and Bernard Shreve. The
ladies prize. lettuce dish, was won by
Mrs. S. A. Drury, and the BOBBY prize by
Miss Florence Plunkett. A silver trimmed
ebony hair brush was won by Mr.. l.. b.
Scholl and the BOBBY went to Mr. Lloyd
Jones. Later the dining room, which was
decorated with palms and cut
flowers, was thrown open and the guests
were served with refreshments. The Misses
Shreve will entertain the club at It's next
Miss Irene Rogers of Charlottesville, Va,
is visiting Miss Katie Klock of 3009 Pros
pect avenue, Georgetown.
Col. A. C. Girard. assistant surgeon gen
eral, has moved from 2705 nth street to
1924 Q street.
Miss Eva Prichard of Washington, D. C..
and Mr.. Walter l.. Weaver of Clarkesvllle,
Texas were married in Baltimore. Mo-
Nd, August 49, 1902, by the Rev. w. L.
Way. Only immediate relatives were pres
ent. After visiting Atlantic City, Cape May
and other points of interest along the Jer-
sew coast Mr.. and Mrs Weaver left Tor
Texas, their future home.
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Klinehanse and chill
dren will return today after an absence OF
two months in the mountains of Virginia.
Mr.. Benjamin L. Butcher has returned
from a months stay at Atlantic City and
Saratoga Springs.
Mrs. Perry H. Smith. jr., of Chicago is
visiting her niece Miss Eva Lucille Conway,
at the Thomas.
Miss Gertrude Weyrich returned home
after spending three months on
the coast of Maine and is much improved
hoa