Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-17
guest of Miss Estelle Heron, 1442 Corcdi
ran street.

guest of Miss Estelle Heron, 1442 Corcdl
ran street.
Mrs. Munroe Elliott. Miss Edith soul>.
Mr.. Clarence Beall and Mr. w. A. Nsshten
| are among the Washingtonians at Hotel
Chamberlin, Old Point Comfort Va.
Miss Adelaide Cecilia Borbeck left yes,
| terday for Philadelphia. where she will be
the guest of Miss Jeanette Ayers of North
/ Park avenue. After a fortnight's stay
there she will leave for Jacksonville Fla,
| 10 visit her sister, Mrs. Richard Ricl
| Black. --i~--s+s
Mrs. Samuel T. Craig and daughters,
| Eleanor and Adele, have returned from
weeks VISIT with the sister of the former.
Mrs. Francis A. Thomas of Grayton. Nd.
-, A surprise party was given to Mr.. and
| Mrs. Delos Lloyd at their home on East
! Capitol street Wednesday evening on the
| occasion of Mrs. Lloyd's birthday. Loving
friends. beautiful flowers. birthday poen1,
written Tor the occasion by Miss Lloyd.
! literary games and choice refreshments ait
| contributed to give an evening of rare So
cial enjoyment.
| pretty wedding took place at the ress.
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Pote IA
ioth street southeast, Tuesday evening at 4
o'clock, when Miss Lottie Ruth Beasley,
sister of the latter. and Mr. William W.
JEFFERSON, both of Petersburg, Va, were
married by DR.. J. c. Nicholson of Trinity
NJ f. Church. The bride was becominglY
dressed In white muslin. Mr.. and Mrs II.
". Pote, Miss BERTHE Pote. Mr. and Mrs,
George Barkman. Master Ernest Barks
man. Mr.. and Mrs. William Jarvis, all OF
Washington: also Mr. Charles McCauts OF
Petersburg, were the only guests present.
The couple left for their future home. id
Petersburg Wednesday afternoon.
The marriage of Mr.. Howard s. Nyman
of this city and Miss Hazel Lombard,
| daughter of Mr.. Benjamin D. Lombard in.
of Brooklfne, Mass, at the Church of Our
Savior, Longwood, Wednesday night was
a beautiful event, in which a number OF
Washington friends of the groom PARTED.
pated. The chancel of the church was
profusely adorned with Easter lilies and
palms, and ropes OF laurel and the family
pews were marked off by clusters of white
flowers. The Rev. Reginald Heber Howe.
rector of the church. performed the cerer
1nony, assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Field Of
Boston. The best man was Mr.. Henry =,
Davis of this city. The ushers were Mp.
George A. Davis Of the secretary's Office,
United States Senate: Mr.. William A. Mo-
kenney OF Washington. Mr.. William Lom.
bard of New York. brother of the bride;v
Mir. Frederick r. Estes of Boston. Mr. ],
Harvey Mcdowell of the Office of the SUE
pervising architect, this city. and Mr.. Galen
Harris of Boston. The brides only attend.
ant her cousin Miss Winifred Iona
bard of Kansas City, who wore blue satin
and lace. The bride was richly gowned in
white liberty satin, and her lace veil. q
family heirloom, was caught with orange
blossom sprays. Mr.. and Mrs. Nyman af-
terward received the congratulations Of o
large circle of friends at the Lombard resi-.
dence on Beacon street, Brookline. wher6
the floral decorations were most elaborate.
After the wedding trip the couple will como
here to live. Mr.. Nyman who is widely
known in this city. is the collector of tho
port of Georgetown.
Miss Paine and Miss Plat Of New York
are visiting Miss Louise Kaufman
Miss Elizabeth Reynolds daughter of Dr.
George B. Reynolds of Baltimore. and hen
cousin, Mr. Clarence Morfit, are visiting
their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. p. McDef-
mott, No. 1 Tennessee avenue. Mr.. Mordt
having lately established himself in bush.
ness here will probably make Washington
his home hereafter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Thayer, at Hollt-
Monday, after a pleasant visit of few
days at the house of Mr.. Thayer's sister,
Mrs. F. P. McDermott of Capitol Hill.
The membership of the Unlucky Club
were entertained by Miss Mabel DAILY, at
her residence, GA Maryland avenue north.
east, last evening Games were INDUCED
in until a late hour when dainty repast
was served. Among those present were tho
Misses Mabel Daily, Carrie Shattuck Lela
McGrath, Lillian Daily, Randolph Living.
ston, Clara McGrath. Margaret Daily an4
the Messrs. William Crane, Willis Livin9s
ston, Clyde Meyer, James Livingston
Watson McMorris and Charles Hettinger