Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-09

success and happiness
The marriage will take place May 10 at
the Christian Church. Guthrie. Oklahoma.
Miss Painter who is typical Gibson
girl from her photogra phs is considered a
great beauty and very accomplished. She
will wear on her wedding day superb
necklace of diamonds and topaz, which be-
longed to the mother of the groom, and is
his present to his bride. The young people
Will live In Lawton, Oklahoma, where Mr..
Rice has recently built home.
Miss Willie A. Peters, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. d. b. Peters. and Mr. Arthur 3.
Beebe. both of this city, were married at
Trinity Church parsonage Thursday even
ing by Rev. DR.. Williams. Miss Jessie
Peters the bridesmaid and a Younger
sister of the bride. Miss Hettie Peters, was
flower girl Mr.. Harry McCawley was best
man. After the ceremony the couple re-
turned to the residence of the brides pa
rents at 1884 10th street. Later in the even
Ing they took The train for the west and
Will make their home In Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Mclean and their
son are going abroad this week for the
summer. and sail on the 22d.
Senator Wetmore and family will DO at
Newport the most of the summer.
Mr.. John o. sebert and his sister. after
a ten days stay in New York. will go to
their Virginia place for the summer
Senator Kean. with his mother and SIS
tiers. Mrs. Kean and the Misses Kean, after
a stay at their Jersey home will go TO
Prides Crossing. Mass, where they are
among the most active in offering hospitali-
ty to the summer colony.
Miss Marie Patterson sailed for Europe
last week and was accompanied by her
nieces. the Misses Wallace. who will spend
the summer with her
Mrs. Charles F.. Walker. with her daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Charles r. Yeatman and Miss
Hattie Belle Walker has taken an apart
ment at the Berkshire, 1872 Chaplin street
northwest
Melville w. Miller, assistant secretary Of
interior, and j. s Hill, chief engineer. are
in st. Louis. Mo. to inspect fire alarm sys-
TENS for the department. On Wednesday
they were entertained at luncheon by ex
Governor Francis. president of the Louisi-
ana Purchase Association, to meet the
board of directors.
Mrs. 8. Newmeyer and son Alvin from
Havre de Grace, Md, is visiting her sister
Mrs. }. Kaufman, at 311S M street, At
home Sunday, May 10, from to 10 pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. kaufman will be at home
Sunday, May 10. from to 10 pm at 311S
M street, in honor of the confirmation of
their son, Sidney Kaufman.
Mrs. Fairbanks was entertained at
luncheon on Thursday by Mrs Gadsby
Georgetown Heights Those invited to
meet Mrs. Fairbanks were: Mrs. Crossman
of New York. Mrs. Murphy of Ohio Mrs.
Melton of Pennsylvania, Mrs Egan of
Florida, Mrs. Krim, Mrs Main. Mrs Stern
berg, Mrs. Acker and Miss Wilton.
go, Mrs. Al Sigmund of Norfolk are visit
ing their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Kauf-
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Baler were sur
prised by a gathering of their friends
Thursday evening, in honor of the tiftieth
birthday of the former. After musical Sc
lections Mr.. Baier was presented with fifty
gold dollars. Fifty American beauty roses
adorned the table, where a bountiful re-
past was served. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. and Miss Hunt
Mrs. McReeder, Miss Brady Mrs. l..
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Berry, Miss Caldwell
Mr.. Severn Mr.. and Mrs. King Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Hendly Miss
Chester Miss Hunter, Mr.. w Hunter.
Monsignor O'Connell has been honored
with many attentions since his Inauguration
rector of the Catholic University and
has been compelled to decline several invi-
tatfons that he desired to accept. Wednes-
day he was the guest of the alumni of the
American College at Rome at their annual
meeting In New York and returned on
Thursday to Washington to attend a din
ner given In his honor by William l.. Cur
It's who has been an intimate friend for
many years. At this dinner he had the OBJ
portunity of meeting Chief Justice Fuller
the members of the cabinet who are IN the
city, Gen. John W. Foster, DR.. +. NJ Gal
laudet, Prof Alexander Graham Bell Prot
John R. Proctor, William H. Baldwin As
sfstant Secretary Sawyer, and other dstin-
guished gentlemen. Friday DR.. O'Connen
90 IN ia{y r.. .l.,.l;
cation exercises of st. Eliza beth Church of
which Father Riordon. one of his boyhood
friends, is pastor, and upon his return he
VIII stop at Indianapolis to attend the cele-
bration of the twenty-fifth anniversary OF
| the episcopate of Bishop Chatard, who was
his preceptor at the divinity school at
Rome. At the close of the college year at
the university Monsignor OConnelI returns
to Rome to make a report to the pope con-
corning that institutions, which his holiness
has taken under his personal care.
Monday at o clock the marriage of Mr.
Edw. c. Goddard and Miss Minnie NJ
Padgett was celebrated at ST. Peters
Church in the presence of their immediate
friends. The bride was richly gowned in
white silk with veil and carried bride roses
Her only attendant was Miss Mamie zlm-
norman who wore white organdie over
silk The best man was Mr.. Andrew j.
Goddard. brother of the groom After
ward Mr. and Mrs, Goddard received the
Oh tHelT 1F1enuS at their
future residence. 81 18th street.
Mrs. F. w Faber of st. Paul is visiting
her sister. Mrs Mary Macdonald Marrinan
of 1441 w street northwest. Mrs. Faber as
Miss Flora Macdonald was popular In Off
cial circles in Washington some years ago
Mrs Cushman X. Davis has gone to New
York to visit with her cousin Mrs John H.
MacLean. Mrs. Davis may take a house
at Bay Ridge, l.. I.
Last Wednesday evening Mr. H. c. Rake
mann gave a dinner to a few friends at the
Congressional Hotel. Those present We're
Mr.. E. S. Miner. Mr.. r. De Koven. Mr. Ed
Droop Mr.. Clifford Wiley, Mr.. Stanley
Olmstead. Mr.. Elliott Woods and Mr.. o.
G. Sonneck During the evening musical
numbers were rendered by Messrs Wiley
Olmstead. De Koven, Droop and Rake
mann.
Mr.. and Mrs John Lewis Edwards, whose
marriage at ST. Pauls Church Easter week
was such a pretty event, received their
friends yesterday at their home, 1906 F
street Mrs. Edwards and Miss Edwards.
with Mrs. Paris, assisted the young hos
tess.