Evening star., 1903-07-29


Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Doll did not tarry
here long today after the wedding br"ak-
fast. The bride made quick change oi
toilet from the lace dress to 4 very smart
costume of fawn colored srenadine and
started with her husband on their wedding
journey They viii first so.to the DolI
place in Virginia and Will divide the rest
of the summer between there and this city.
In the early fall they are going out to st.
Paul, the brides former home ana wi.eTe
she owns a city block in the most fashion,
able section. 1t is the intention nf he
couple to at once begin the erection o! IN
apartment house on the land. Mr. DOH.
who is Il business man of means and Intiu-
enCe. comes of good southern stock lie
served in the volunteers during the Cuban
war.
Miss S. Elizabetl Flick of ouantico. Va,
and Mr.. Thomas Fitzpatrick. formerly OF
Philadelphia and now OF Washington. Were
married Quietly TINS morning at the resi-
dence of the bride, 923 Virginia avenue
southwest. by Rev. Mr.. Hutchinson. Only
a family party WIS present. Miss Eliza
beth Horton dressed in white chiffon and
carrying white roses, attended the bride.
and Mir. Charles {. Lord was best man.
The bride was gowned in white point
q esprit made over tafTeta and orange bios
SONS held her veil The couple left Iatel
for Atlantic City and will go Ia New York
and Philadelphia before they return ThCy
VIII live at $50 Virginia avenue. The
brides travelling dress was dark blue votle
with hat to match.
Miss Laura and Robert Loupp will leaTe
today for Il pleasant say in New York.
where they VIII be the guests of Mss
Miller.
Miss Loie Chatfield of 10th street and her
guest. Miss Celia Mccullough OF Chicago
have gone to HarrisoaDu.a, Va, tor d
couple of weeks stay.
Among the recent arrivals at Haudy's-
on-the-Potomac, WestmoreIaud county
Va, are: Miss Christie and nephew. Nj.
and Mrs Richard Mclean. Miss Kate
Dunn. with niece and nephew; Mrs
Thompson and baby Mrs. John Emory and
family. Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Hopkins
Mrs Jeunerman. Ms Barker, Mrs
Bergman and daughter and grand
child. Mrs Theresa Lamb Mr.. and Mrs
H. O. Nash and baby. Mr.. and MIS-. r 5.
muth and son. Mr.. and Mrs Thongs Tay7
lor. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clark. Mr. and
Mrs Sam Ullman, Miss Ida Cilnl"n. Miss
Herman. Miss Kaufman, Miss B!undhelnl'
Mr. Bradshaw. Mr. Harry Handy, Mr.
Bright Handy. MIR. Palmer, Mrs, NoHeS
and Miss George Noyes: MS Joia
Emory and family. Miss Nellie Lee and
NI. Raymond.
General James II. Kidd OF Michigan. who
was in Washington on business with the
War pepnLS mvnt. made his sister MRS
s,,rah Kidd Spencer of Capitol Hill, a
pleasant visit
Miss I.allie Brooks of the Portner Will
leave town on the 3lst to join her mother
in the mountains of Virginia.
There was pleasant gathering of
friends at the residence or Mf ana @ iIS
X carson $50 f street northeast, on Mon
DIV evening last. the occasion being
birthday party given in honor of Mrs. r.
Carson The following program was rem
I;.,, h. Inv Nis.
Rose l.. Mills; recitation. by Mr.; 5. Jacob
son: guitar and mandolin duet by MesSrs
Arthur and Albert Scheide: comic solo, by
MIR Darling; instrumental selections, oy
Mrs Goss after which the guests repaired
to the dining room where bountlful re-
past was served. The table was tastefully
decorated with all varieties OF MOWERS,
ferns. flags. etc. Many handsoIhe ana
costly presents were received by the host
ess Among those present We're Mr.. ana
Mrs Unkefer, Mr.. and Mrs. Bynum Mr..
and Mrs John Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs Goss.
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Haskins, Mrs. Ann hel-
Ter. Mrs Rose Mills. Mrs. B. H. Gibson,
Mrs Stuckert. Mrs. Marshall Mrs. Boards
ley, Mrs. Donaldson. Mrs. Devoe Mrs VII
lis Mr. and Mrs Peckham, Misses Lizzie
Beardsley, Fannie Haskins Rose l.. Mills,
Lula Battenfield. Isabel and Mamie Mowatt,
Mrs. Sophia Rest, Miss Haskns Emily
Peckham, Messrs. B. T. Turner, W J.
Johnson, Darling, George Slmonds. j. Bray
shaw jr Arthur and Albert Scheide S.
jacobson, F. j. Hennlag, l.. r. Lowe. VIM.
Davern Masters Oscar Fanth and John
Mills.
A surprise party was rendered Miss Flor
ence Souder last evening at her home, 1t te-
ing her seventeenth birthday. Her gifts
were many. During the evening games
were enjoyed. At "a late hour refreshments
were served.
Mr. F. " Covelle of Washington is book
ed to sail tomorrow on the White Star
liner Oceanic for Liverpool.
Mr. and Mrs J. II. Milhoilen announce
the marriage of their daughter. Martha E,
to Mr. VIM f. Thyson. The young couple
left on an extensive tour to Canada and
Nova Scotia. On their way back they will
stop at Atlantic City for few weeks. They
will return about September 1 and will
side at No. 3419 Brown street northwest.
The following Washngtonians are regis
tered at Jordan White Sulphur Springs,
Va: Mrs j. Shaft Stockett, Miss l. Z. Lee,
Mr. Richard Tally, Miss 1. Pike. Mr.. J. A.
Demonet, Mrs. L. X. Barnes, Miss A. Bell
Heath Capt ]. c. Cathell, S. A. w Cath
ell, Mrs Clayton A. Edelen and Miss Marie
H. Edelen.
Mrs E. c. Davis and daughters OF 22l1 r.
street are spending the summer at the Hotel
Thorndike. jamestown. r. l. Misses Myra
and Lillian Davis are at Center Lowell, Me.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the