Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-03

-P.' o,u iAalie f1aVenaer, Arthur I.ohr
Upton Lohr Charlie Gilbert Guss:e Ruscb
err Harry Buscher Leon Buscher. Geore-e
Shipley, Hervey Havenner, Berkeley Iushy
Lester Sonntag and many others.
The first fal! wedding this season NJ ~
Roma Park, took place last evenine ~ -
IaKoma Presbyterian Church whom Nj
MAUD Sleeper, daughter of Mr. and NJ
w. ID n; sleeper, and Mr.. Arthur Adams. both
OF Iakoma Park. were married in the 49,,
ence OF large assenblage of friends ard
IeialiVes. me ceremony took place shortly
after o clock. Rev. William Hart Dexter
pastor of the church, officiating
Inc large company was seated Inv tho fo,,,
ushefS. Messrs. Norman e Norman AZ
Law. John Fisher Stowel and ,John y
ADAMS, brother of the groom The hr;daI
party entered the church to the strains of
Lohensr1n, rendered by MIR. Byron Rlodg.tt
During the ceremony he played the ..F'lowor
Song and as the party left the altar rem
dered the wedding march from Mendeisohn
ha Inc Drio s, mao only one attendant, a maid of
honor. MISS Florence E. Mason The hest
man was Mr.. Joseph s. CulverwelI of tbis
city. The bride wore becoming princess
dress OF tucked peau de cygne trimmed with
iace, one carried bride roses Her going
away gown was taior-made of black
broadcloth. with black feather hat
Inc maid OF honor wore a handsome dress
OF lavender crepe de chine. trimmed with
lace passementrie. over lavender silk and
carried a bouquet of white carnations, The
decorations In the church were of palms
chrysanthemums, mingled with Autumn
leaves and ferns. The ceremony was per
formed beneath canopy of flowers re-
ception followed in the rear of the cburcb
where the happy couple received the con-
gratulations of their large circle of friends
inciuolng number who We're present from
the city. Inc presents. which were disDIaved
at the residence of the bride on CarroII
avenue. were numerous and contained
many handsome and useful articles Mr.
and Mrs. Adams. after southern trip. will
no a To 6ofy f.;a
at Riverdale Md, where they will make
their future home.
The Stonewall Jackson CHAPTER II n q
No. 20: spent last evening at the home of
Mrs. s. Sprigg Belt. No 1887 18th street
northwest Mrs. Mcguire s. Thompson,
president, presiding. The principal business
of the meeting was the general convention
to be held next week at Charleston, s. c.
The following persons were elected to at
tend as delegates: Mrs D. c. Ludlow, Mrs.
c. H. Fred and Mrs. c. D. Merwn; alter
mates. Mrs. Mary A. Murphy. Mrs. Arthur
E. Johnson and Mrs. William Birney. After
the business meeting adjourned all were in
vited to the dining room, where refresh
ments were served
The colonial home of Andrew A. Lips
comb. in Alexandria county. Va. was the
scene of much merriment Friday evening
last, when party of friends gave Miss
Isabelle Peacock a surprise party. The
large house, with its beautiful ball room.
was brightly Illuminated and made to ring
with sounds of music and peals of laughter.
The guests were conveyed to Miss Pea
cocks home by buses provided for the
occasion. Refreshments were served in the
large dining hall at 1890 Among those
present were the Misses Isabelle Peacock.
Grace Gould. Alma Farden, Annie and
Irene Bradley, Amelia and Dora Pfiuger,
Ida Gets. Eva Bfggs, Corrine Bohrer,
Mabel Nelson, Bessie Lyles and the Messrs.
Harry Bradley, Claude Lindsay, Will M l.
Ter, Charles Heacocks. Richard Clements.
Veloso. Pullard. Annon. William and Rob
ert White. Will Hicks and Samuel Hea-