Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-07

Will TAKE pace september 10, IN st. Luke 8
Church, Hot Springs, Va
One of the first of the autumn weddings
In Philadelphia will be that of Miss Anna
Bella McCreary, daughter of Representa-
tive and Mrs. McCreary Of Pennsylvania
to Mr.. William Joyce Sewell. son of the late
United States Senator Sewell The cere-
mony will be performed in Holy Trinity
Church.
The marriage of Miss Alice Elise Painter.
daughter of Mrs. Uriah Hunt Painter, to
Mr.. David Scott Thorburn Of PEBBLES Scot
land, VIII take place Wednesday evening
at the Elberon Memorial Church. N. J. A
| reception will follow at Mrs Painters sum-
mer home at West End
Mrs. M, B. Wurdemann of 124 Massachu-
sets avenue northeast has gone to Asbury
Park, N. j., and will spend ten days there.
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Patterson and Mr..
J.: w. Langley left Saturday for Chicago to
attend the Hopkins PETERS wedding, which
occurs Wednesday, September 8, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson will visit re-
| latives at Indianapolis.
The marriage of Miss Madeline Klees and
Mr. August H. Getz. the son Of Mr.. August
r. Getz of this city. took place last
wednesday evening at the Trinity Luth-
| rated In palms for the occasion, Rev. Mr..
Schroeder officiating. The bride entered
| the church to the strains of the Lohen-
grin wedding march. escorted by her
! father, Mr.. Henry Klees, and was preceded
| by her sister. Miss Laura Klees. who was
gowned in cream etamine and carried pink
roses. The bride was joined at the altar by
the groom who was attended by Mr.. Thco.
krake Of this city. The pretty young brIde
looked charming in her gown of white crepe
de Paris over white silk. She wore a tule
VEIL back from her face, and carried a
shower bouquet Of bride roses and lilies OF
hn ,,c1,a
Heider. Mr.. Charles Reisinger, Mr.. Henry
Althoff and Mr.. Philip Klees, brother OF
the pride: A reception followed at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Klees where the
decorations were of palms and native smi-
lax. The young couple was the recipient
of many handsome and useful prese rs Mr
and Mrs. Getz left that same evening for a
| northern tour The brides going-away
gown was of blue silk with hat to MACH
and with which she wore a three-quarter
length mode coat Guests from Bal .imore
were Mr.. and Mrs: H: Henkel, Mr.. C. H.
Blanck Mrs Louis BatZler Prof John
BlancK, Miss Nettie Blanck and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. L. Schmidt
Rev. Dr. Wiles of Washington, d. c.,
chaplain in the United States navy. !, at
Atlantic City, N. J.
Mr.. Irwin B. Linton and family have re-
turned from Island Heights, N. ]. Miss
Helen P. Grier of Due West s. c. daueh-
ter of the late DR.. William NJ Grier, who
was the president of Erskine College, To-
Gated In that town, is guest of Mrs
Linton.
A pleasant evening was spent at Mr. and
Mrs. George Bohlayer'S home, 1889 G street
northeast Saturday night, in honor of their
niece, Miss Ethel Reese, who is visiting
here from Oakland Mills Md. The even
Ing was spent in games, music and singing,
after which the company enjoyed a dainty
repast in the dining room which was
profusely decorated with cut flowers and
terms. Among those present were Misses
Boucher, Margrette Van Tassell, Clara
Garland. Helen Bohlayer, John Bohlayer.
Robert Boucher, Willie Hunt. Mrs M. Gar
land Mrs Ida Van Tassell, Mrs. John
Bohlayer. Mr.. Joe Gates and Mr. and Mrs
George Bohlayer. Next Tuesday Miss Reese
Will leave for her home, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs George Bohlayer and two
children on their vacation.
Mr.. A. J. Chapman of the geological sur
vey Is in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Grimes and Mr.. and
Mrs s. M. Fillius and son have gone to
Virginia Beach.
Miss Mary Ruth Afford and Miss Edith
Jessica Tew have Joined the formers
mother, Mrs James Afford, at her country
home, Green Hill, Md.
Miss Lillian Steiner. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Steiner. and Mr.. Norman Luchs
were married at the Cairo yesterday
at $50 pm. by Rev. DR.. Stein. The
BRIDE a tall. handsome brunette, was
elegantly attired in white crepe de
chine over taffeta, trimmed in Irish point
and pearls, and carried a white prayer
book. with lilies Of the valley The brides
maid was Miss Birdie Steiner, sister of the
BRIDE and the groomsmen were Mr. Louis
Goldsmith. New York; Mr.. Irving Spear,
Mr.. Arnold Bamberger and Simon Pels of
Baltimore. and Mr.. AL Rosenthal, Mr.. Sam
Minister, Monroe Luchs and Sylvan Luchs
Of this city. After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs Luchs left for a tour on the continent
A number Of out-of-town guests were pres
ent.
Mr.: J. w. Rawlings and family of Nash
vile, Tenn, is visiting his parents Mr., and
Mrs w. R. Burgess of 1922 U street
Mrs. Lewis Merriam and little son are
spending couple of weeks at Atlantic CITY.
Miss Mamie w. Lightfoot has Just re-
turned from three months visit to Ohio
and Petosky and Macinac Mich.
Miss Anna Graham of 23d street has gone
to the Blue Ridge of Virginia. Her sister,
Miss Alkaline Naming, returned to care for
their invalid father.
Mrs. w. Frank Thyson announces the en-
gagement OF her daughter HARRIET Anne.
to DR.. Albert ]. Carrico. The wedding,
which will be very quiet, will take place
about the middle Of October
Miss Mabel F. Towner of Gil MARYLAND
avenue northeast Is spending this month
with her relatives in Albany, N. Y
Miss Florence Bingham of the Abe
marie is at Orkney Springs. Va, for a
fcrtnight's visit.
At Colonial Beach Thursday last Mr.
Alexander r. Varela and Miss Mayme NJ
Reh were married at the cottage Of Mrs
B. T. Juenemann the grandmother of the
bride. The Rev. Father Kelly of Alexan-
dria OBLIGATED. DR.. r. H. Reh, brother Of
the bride. acted as best man, and Miss
Marie Helene Held, her cousin, was maid
Of honor. Only a few Of the near relatives
were present
Mr. and Mrs Maurice Mcnonno1 ora IT,