Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-19

Miss Ida Glenn Tonner and Mr.. Henry
Morton Talbot will be married Saturday,
| June 6, at the residence Of the brides
| father, Mr.. A. Clarke Tonner.
A large number of callers were received
! last week and the week before by Mrs.
Louis P. Shoemaker, who has resumed her
Thursdays at home during the month of
| May. Many friends assisted, thereby max
| ing her residence Oak Grove, on Bright
| wood avenue. doubly attractive. The
! guests enjoyed an inspection of the large
variety of decorative trees which lend addi-
| tional charm to the surroundings and en-
nance the beauty of the grounds in the
early spring.
Mrs Westinghouse, who has enjoyed her
brief stay here this spring, received callers
yesterday. She will soon close her home
| here and go to Lenox for most Of the sum-
mer.
Mrs Charles A. Baker. Conduit road will
not be at home Wednesday, May 90 but
| will be at home informally Wednesday,
May q.
Miss Nellie Low went to Atlantic City
| yesterday.
The marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth
O'Neil of this city to Mr. Elmer E. Tull of
Harrisburg, Pa, took place in the presence
| morning at 8 o'clock at ST. Dominic's
Catholic Church. where high nuptial mass
| was celebrated by the Rev. Father Kent,
pastor of the church. The bride Is the
eldest daughter of Mr.. Robert ONeil, re-
tired contractor of this city. who resides
at 40 F street southwest, while the groom
is the son of Capt. Edward Tull, U. s. N.
The bride was attended by Miss Mary E.
TuH sister of the groom, and Mr.. Edward
A. O'Neil, the brides brother, was best
man. The bride was attired in blue crepe
de chine trimmed in Irish point lace. Miss
Tull wore a fawn silk trimmed in rose lace
carried a handkerchief of CarriCk
Macross lace valued at 81 600 Both bride
and bridesmaid carried shower bouquets of
pink and white roses.
Following the ceremony at the church an
elegant breakfast was served at the home
of the brides parents and a reception was
held, when great many friends We're pres
ent to extend congratulations and best
wishes to the young couple. The breakfast
table was handsomely decorated with roses
and other flowers. Among the numerous
beautiful presents to the bride were check
for large amount and deed for house
and lot on I'd street southwest from her
father and large check from her uncle,
Mr.. B. Leonard of this city.
The couple left later in the day for
three weeks trip to Niagara and various
points in Canada. They will make their
home in Harrisburg, Pa, where the groom
is employed with the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company.
Friday evening last the ladies of the Ma
tional Auxiliary, Spanish War Veterans,
gave a May dance at Typographical Tenn
pie. The hall was prOfuSely decorated with
American flags and bunting. The large at
tendance joined to the music of the Or
chestra in singing the Star Spangled Ban
ner' as appropriate opening for the
dance to the boys in blue. The following
ladies assisted in making the occasion
splendid success: Reception committee,
Mrs. Flora A. Lewis, Mrs. F. S. Hodgson.
Mrs. Ellen X. Mussey, Miss Cornelia Clay,
Miss Hattie E. Hawley, Mrs. Agnes E. VIII
kinson, Mrs. Mary S. Driver, Mrs. Kate N.
Myers, Mrs. Matilda Sprague, Mrs Hoyt,
A Holton, DR.. Anita Newcomb MCGEE.
Ollie S. Wilkinson, Miss Lillian Ull-
rich, Mrs. Lulu Adams. Mrs Mamie
Lewis, Mrs. Harold Lewis, Mrs Matte
r. Sears, Mrs George B. Johnson,
Miss Maud Thomas, Miss Gay Thomas,
Miss Fannie Lipscomb. Among those pres
ent were Gen. Harries, Col. Urell, Major
Lipscomb. Major Hodgson. Capt. Ullrich.
l. N. Dolph. ]. Y. Wilkinson. Capt. L. c.
Dyer, Miles Command; Capt. Sheridan
Ferree, Lawton Command; Capt Arthur
Coy Kendall, Hardin Command; Capt. T.
Capt. w. ]. Phillips, Willard Command;
Capt. G. Leyburn Shorey Aston Command;
Capt. P. ]. McCrink. Mrs. Henry Castle,
Mrs. Celynda w. Ford, Mrs. Lillian Cap
ron and Mrs. Lizzie w. Calver.
Mr. and Mrs Jules Guthridge sail for
Europe today on the steamer Kaiser VIII
Mr.. Guthridge accompanies the commits
sion on international exchange as first
secretary. The commission will visit Lon
don, Paris, The Hague, st. Petersburg and
Berlin.
A house warming and surprise party was
given Mr.. and Mrs r. F. Jones in their
new home 10 9Th street northeast, Tues
was played, prizes being won by Mrs. ]. ].
Lewis and Mrs. r. F. Jones. Refresh
ments were then served. Toasts were re-
sponded to by Mr.. VIM. G. Glenn and Mr.
r. F. Jones, Mrs. A. M. Jaquess making
a few happy remarks Recitation by Mrs.
]. ]. Lewis. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Petersen. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. G. Glenn. Mr.. and Mrs r. F. Jones'
Mrs A. M. JaQuess, Mrs R. L. Irwin.
Miss Bertha Irwin, Mrs. ]. j. Lewis Miss
May Hendricks, Miss Mile Petersen, Miss
Hazel Glenn. Mrs F. 6 FIlederieh' MI MT;
Florence Herbert, Miss Isabel Simpson OF
Wilmington, Del
granddaughter, Miss Gladys Mccarthy
left yesterday for a two months trip to
the Pacific coast, extending from Los An
geles to Seattle. They will return In July.
Kansas on their return. Miss Mccarthy
took her final examinations at the Klein
burg Academy, in Nelson county. Va. last
week and will receive her graduation d.
plOIIld III JUNE Jul VIII NV W e~oAS " ~
present at the graduation exercises. They
will visit the Stanford University while
in California as the guests of Mrs. Leland
Stanford.
The Harmony Club met at the residence
of Mrs A. M. Jaquess. 10 9Th street north
east. on Friday evening, 18th. 1t was an
evening with the poets. selections being
read from Shakespeare" by Mrs. Carl
Petersen; "Alice Carey Mrs. r. F. Jones;
''Browning," Mrs VIM g. Glenn; Eugene
Field" by Mrs. J.. ]. Lewis; Browning"
by Mr.. VIM. @. Glenn; Wilson" by Mr..
r. F. Jones; mrs. A. Cooper Bristol" by
F. G. Friedrich. A guessing contest on in
FAINT pictures Of club members resulted in
the prizes being carried OF by Miss Hen
bricks and Mr.. Wilson Gregory. after which
the meeting adjourned. and refreshments
were then served The next club will be
entertained by Mrs. r. @. FREDERICK at her
home, Linden, Nd, with a straw ride, on