Evening star., 1902-04-26

MIS- Callahan OF Baltimore, the Misses
Reynolds, Mrs. Chance of Preston. The
bridal party left at $50 for a trip to Mag
ara and points north. They will be at home
after May 10 at 1113 NJ street.
The marriage of Miss Irene Hattie Back
enheimer. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Backenheimer of lois 25th street and Har-
~ Eldridge Milburn took place Wednesday
evening at the Mekendree Methodist Epis-
copal Church, Rev. Z. L. Hubbard, z. II.
D., rector of the church, officiating The
brides wedding gown was Of white alba
tross and chiffon. She wore a tulle veil,
| held IN place by a diamond brooch. and
carried bride roses. She was given in mar
| rfage by her father. The ushers, who led
| the way to the altar, were Messrs. l.. Mil
| burn of this city, p. L. Adams. friedrich,
Moehler of Litchfeld, ILL.,; Mr. I. A. Bow
| beer acting as best man. Miss Blanche
| Thorne, the bridesmaid was daintily attired
| in white albatross and chiffon. and carried
Golden Gate roses. Miss Bessie sister TO
| the bride, the maid of honor. wore alba
| tross and satin ribbons carrying La France
roses. After the ceremony a reception for
friends and relatives of the family was held
at the home of the brides mother The
decorations of both the house and church
were palms, roses and spring blossoms.
Many relatives from out of the city were
IN attendance at the wedding and reception.
AT midnight Mr.. and Mrs Milburn left for
| an extended tour of the north
MISS Rena SlSOurney or 13oI Hth street
received large number of her friends last
evening from s to IL. She was assisted by
Miss c. Cora Barnaclo Mrs. F. ]. Harris
Miss Elsie Lower and Miss Edna Harris.
Mr.. Charles Needham, dean of the Column
| ban University, gave dinner at his resi-
dence, 142S Massachusetts avenue, last even
| ing, when his guests were Senator Cullom
| Senator Frye, Representative Mann. Minis
| ter WI, Mr.. Min hui Cho, the Corean min
lister, Surgeon General Sternberg, Pro-
lessor j. Howard Gore, Commissioner Car
roll d. Wright, Prof. Joseph French John
son, Mr.. w. u. johnson and Mr.. Ge.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Cook, who were
married April 16, returned last evening from
a wedding trip TO many cities of the south
and are at their new home, 3521 o street. A
large number of friends greeted them on
their arrival and enjoyed a pleasant even
ing.
Mr.. Ernest H. Green and sister, lie Vau-
gle of Wellsboro' Pa, are visiting at the
residence of Mrs. NJ. Z. Sullivan, 619 10th
street.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Jost. Sei
G street northeast, was the scene of a
pleasant gathering in Crystal Fountain
Lodge, No. l, Juvenile Temple, /. o. G.. T,
last evening. The visitors were delighted
with the program prepared by the little
ones, after which refreshments were served.
The evenings pleasures were concluded by
a number of games, and all present spent
an enjoyable evening. Those present were:
Mrs. Carol, Mrs. Finley, Mrs. Scholes,
Mrs. Chambers, grand superintendent Ju-
venile Temple; Mrs. Seely, Miss Ju
liza Carol, Miss Ruth Holt, Miss
Miss Bessie Coleman. Miss Carrie Coleman,
| Miss Myrtle Hebbard. Miss Hazel Thomp-
| son, Miss Katie Carol, Miss Cecilia Sales
Masters Edward Carol, Leo Carol, Stuart
| NARROW, Mr.. B. c. Mcdonald, P. c. Perse-
iverance Lodge, No. 2; Miss Louisa Conner
Miss Nina Finley, Miss Marie Jueneman
Mr. Albert Scholes, Miss Preston, Miss
| Carrie Sayles, Miss May De Shields, Mr.
Prenice Sales, Miss Lillian Sayles, Mrs
| Narrower, Mr.. VIM. Linhold, Mrs. Lillian
Ashford and Miss Alice Ashford Mrs John
Carroll Mr.. Frank Jost, Mr. John Carroll
Miss Eta Harover, Miss Louisa Narrower,
Miss Gertrude Thornette Miss Dorothy
| Thornette Miss Alice Jost, Miss Mae Chau-
| yer, Miss Belle Ralston and Miss Ivalin
Jost.
Miss Rita S. Cans of Baltimore, who is
| visiting her grandparents, will be at home
at 126 9TH street northwest Sunday evening
The Congressionals were very pleasantly
| entertained at euchre Friday evening al the
home of Miss Ruth Dumont, 6o3 Massachu-
setts avenue northeast. The prizes We're
won by Miss Mable Frye and Miss Marion
| Speake; Mr.. Percy Z. Rowe and Mr.. Theo-
| dore Block. Those present Were the Misses
Bessie Weide, Katheryue Thorn, Ada Cross
Viola Gates, Mable Frye, Marion Speake
Ruth Dumont, Mira Walton and Bessie
Reiker, and Messrs. Fred Rise. Percy Rowe.
Raymond Pullman, Chas Jones. Theodore
Block, Percy Jones and George Dumont.
The national board of management and
The District chapters of the National So
ciety of the Daughters of the American
Revolution will give a reception to the
members of the National Congress of the
Society of the Sons of the American Revol-
ntiOn. and the ladies wbD N
them, and to the S. A r. resident in the
District. The sons of the revolution have
also been invited. The reception will be
held at Rauscher's Friday afternoon, May
2, from to 6 o. clock. The reception COM
mittee will be composed OF the president
general, the state vice regent and the re-
gents of the District chapters, and the pres
idents general of the S. A. r. and S. r. All
the members of the Society of the d. A r.
are invited to be present and to assist in
welcoming the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Cacassa entertained on
Thursday at their home, l06 G street
northwest host of young people, the oc-
cason being the birthday of their daugh-
ter Rae. The halls and parlor Were beau
tifully adorned with palms and American
beauty roses. Dancing, singing and games
were enjoyed until late hour. after which
supper was served. Among those present
were the Misses A. Bond A. Collins, V.
Cacassa, NJ. Salari R. Cacassa, L. Salari,
n. Sweeney, Rose Cacassa, X. Kamnerer,
N. Cerous. NJ. Dasenbrcck, G. Cacassa,
Mrs. NJ. Ketchum, Mrs. R. Cato, Mrs. S.
Desio. Mrs. Bond and Mrs Cerousi, Messrs.
j. Cacassa, S. Leverone C. Lawrence 2.
Flaria, A. Nolan G. Fentress, c. Cacassa,
NJ. Hanlon. G. Flaria. Mr.. Cerousi, G. Cor
rigan. T. Flaria, Dr. Little, Mr.. Deso.
DR.. j. E. Sansbury, Forestville. Nd, and
Miss Nellie Leapley, daughter of Mr..
George R Leapley of Centerville. were
married at the parsonage of Rev. Chas. F.
Sontag, in Centervil!e, on April "a, at
o'clock in the evening. The bride was
handsomely gcwned in a steel gray cloth
entraine, with picture hat, and carried a
bouquet of La France roses.
Word has recently been received from
Paris of the engagement Of Miss May Van
Allen, daughter of Mr.. James J. Van Allen
and granddaughter of Mr.. William Astor,
and Mr.. Robert Reading Remington of
New York. Mr.. Remington recently sailed
for Europe and is now in Paris, where Miss
Van Allen is visiting with her father and
grandmother.
Mrs. Emily Hartel of S14 c street south
east was given a surprise birthday party
last evening by the ladies of St. Johns
German Lutheran Church. Refreshments