Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-20

400 friends of the couple. The house was
beautifully decorated with palms. ferns and
flowers, while the bay window of the front
parlor was a veritable bower of palms and
here the couple stood while the service was
rendered. To the strains Of 'Lohengrin"
wedding march, played by Prof. Hughes,
the bridal party came down the stairway,
through the rear drawing room, to the front
parlor. where they were met by Rev. DIR.
Fishburn. DR.. A. d. Mckenzie, brother of
the bride, gave her away. The bride was
beautifully gowned in renaissance lace APP
plQued on Brussels net, wearing a diamond
brooch. the gift of the groom. Captain
McBroom wore full-dress uniform. The
bridegroom is native of Hillsboro Ind;
graduated from West Point in the class of
1885 served in the 18th Infantry as first
lieutenant In the beginning Of the Spanish
war, and while in the Philippines was pro-
NOTED to captain and transferred to the
18th Infantry. He is now stationed at the
Preside. San Francisco, Cal. where the
happy couple will be at home after an eX-
tended wedding tour of the west.
The bride was attended at the reception
by the following: The Misses Rakeman, the
Misses Compton. Miss Margaret Clark, Miss
Laura Walters. Miss Edith Swami, Miss
Laura Glenn, Mrs. Ogi,vie Shumate, Mrs.
W. A. Hipkins and Mrs E. P. Dickinson.
Some of those present at the reception
were Mrs. L. L. Post, Mr.. and Mrs. ]: L.
Norris, Mrs H; N. Fisher Or. a. D. Nc
and Mrs. Maggie, Miss Cline, Mrs. and Miss
Given Mr.. and Mrs. Gheen, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. F. Denny, Miss Geen, Miss Tomlinson,
Mr. William L. Post, Mr.. and Mrs Hip
kins. the Misses Denny. Mr.. and Mrs c. W.
Holl, Mr.. ]. r. Pipes, Mr. H. B. Bradford,
Mr. and Mrs. L. N: Walters, DR.. H: W.
Aeheson Mrs F. " Wv, Mei ar Mrs Mrs Nh NJ F.
E. Skinner. the Misses Dickinson. Mrs
Ogilvie Shumate. the Misses Draney, Mr..
and Mrs Humphrey. Miss Helen Davis,
Pherson, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Abbott, Miss
Mabel Clahin. Mrs. w. F. Stowell, Miss
Pearl Heitmuller. Miss Butler, Miss Stella
Baldwin, the Misses Compton COMPTON M Hss, ana
Misses Jack, Slater, Ebert. Oh rien, Jordan,
Bresnahan. Hughes, Silvers. Barnes, DR..
j. B. Shaffert, Mr.. and Mrs. George =
Weaver, Mr.. w. l.. Speiden, Mr.. w. c.
Field all of Washington MIR. and Mrs: c.
A Prickitt and Mr.. c. n. Prckitt of Me-
tuchen. N. j.; Capt. Miles. L. S. A. from
Buffalo, N. V Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. tIpJohn
and Mr. Theodore Smith of New York city.
Pay Director Frank C. Cosby. U. S. N,
and Mrs. Cosby have returned to their
home, 1908 Massachusetts avenue, from n
extended trip around the world. AS gen.
eral Inspector OF the pay corps of the navy,
Pay Director Cosby was sent in July year
ago on a tour of inspection of the pay de-
partments of our naval ships and stations
on the Asiatic and European stations. his
last inspection was made at Nice few days
before he reached the age for retirement
from active service. when he was paced
mira Mrs. Cosby accompanied him on his
tour to Honolulu, Japan, China, India,
Egypt, Algiers and Europe.
Miss Mary Lay and Mr.. Corcoran Thorn
of this city will be married Wednesday, Oc-
tober 8, at The Ems Groton, Mass.
wedding breakfast will follow the noon
ceremony.
Miss Eloise Noble of Galveston, Texas, Is
visiting Mrs. Caroline L. Arledge and fam
lily, at 2015 10Th street.
Mrs s. B. Pole gave yellow KID party
at Warren White Sulphur Springs to the
children in honor of her little son Russell,
who impersonated the yellow kid to perfec-
ton. The children were bindfolded and
then made a search fer the kid" who
held the prize. Miss Marie Prince was the
winner. The other children taking part were:
Marie Barker, Elizabeth Cullen, Stewart o.
DeKoveu, Russell Pole, Flossie Barker, Do
rothy Hutchinson. Arthur Hall and Bertha
Griffiths. Refreshments were served, then
games INDUCED in until midnight. A fare
we'll dance was rendered to Miss Irene Pole
by friends of the surrounding country We'd
nesday night. Dancing was kept up until
morning Mr. S. B. Pole, jr., played
the dance music. Among the guests were:
Miss Minnie and Blanche Friedrich, Miss
Jessie and Jean Dellnger, Miss Ethel.
Marie and Flossie Barker, Miss Mamie Del
lnger, Miss Irene Pole. Miss Mamie Hall.
Miss Lula Tenant and Mrs. Cullen and the
MeSSrS. David Friedrich, SnarltS ftoStTS,
Ernest Dellinger, Will Delinger, John
STEINER Edward Berrer John Hoffman,
Mr.. Duncan, Mr.. Richardson, Mr.. Sanner,
Samuel Pole. Edgar Friedrich, I. Derfiinger
and Mr.. Richards.
Mrs. Taylor and Miss Taylor. wife and
daughter of Admiral Henry c. Taylor, left
Newport yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Mclean will leave
Newport Monday and return to this city.
Mrs. Thomas H. Sheppard of 2S11 Prairie
avenue, Chicago, has sent to many Wash
ington friends invitations to the wedding
reception of her daughter Louise and Mr..
Theodore Robb Tyler, Wednesday evening,
October s.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman and Miss Bessie
Hopkins are at Marlborough House, Allan
tic City.
DR.. and Mrs. Francis J. Woodman, their
son Francis j., jr., and Mrs. B. F. Cutter,
who spent the summer at Washington
Grove, Md, have returned to their city
home, 634 A street northeast.
A dance was given at Twining City We'd
nesday last under the auspices of Mr.. Sill.
Stansbury and Mrs ]. Gibbons. Dancing
was enjoyed until a late hour, after which
refreshments We're served. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. w. Weitzel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sill Stansbury, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Tanner Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Stansbury.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Club, Mr.. and Mrs
w. Henning, Mr.. and Mrs ]. Henning, Mr.
and Mrs. F. E. Stevens and Mr.. and Mrs
r. E. Stansbury, the Misses Nettie Wthers,
Lottie Buery, Lizzie Starr, Mabel Fenton,
Florence Skidmore, Catherine Club and
the Messrs. c. A Stearns, Thos. Shearer,
E. Dreshazzer, Clarence Goldsmith, Clar
ence Thorn, Guy Thorn, w. Club, Lee
Burgess, John French and many others
from Twining City and vicinity.
Mrs. Clendenning has been spending a por-
ton of this week in New York and Phila-
delphia. She expects to return next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. c. CroXton and Fred
erick, jr, have returned to their home, at
1929 Princeton street, after a delightful
trip through Kansas and Oklahoma.
One Of the most enjoyable entertainments
Of the early season was the reception ten
dered Mrs. S. B. Bougherty of 141S Rhode
Island avenue on the occasion of her seven
ty-fifth birthday anniversary Monday last
The spacious rooms were tastefully and
profusely decorated with flowers The
hostess was ably assisted in receiving her
many friends by her sister. Mrs. Thompson
Clyde Of Philadelphia, while her daughters,