Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-19

rod. After the reception the bridal party
| and a few friends returned to the home
of the bride 12o Anacostia avenue. where
| a dainty, vet substantial, luncheon awaited
! them. The presents were many, some of
unusual beauty; silver In all shapes pre-
| dominated.
| Lieutenant Grubbs was formerly
| ployed in the Department of Agriculture
| and later in the War Department. He
| graduated in 1900 a. Columbian University
| with the degree of doctor of medicine,
| passed the examination for acting assistant
| surgeon in the United States army was
| appointed and Immediately ordered to the
| Philippines. While there he received the
appointment of assistant surgeon with rank
| of first lieutenant. A year ago he was or
| dered to San Francisco.
| The bride wore beautiful dress of pearl
| gray pena cloth from the Philippine Is
| lands). brocaded in pale lavender. She
| carried a bouquet of bride roses The maid
| of honor and the bridesmaids wore white
| organdie, with pink and blue sashes, and
| carried La France and Golden Gate roses.
Miss Jennie W. Barker was maid OF. honor.
| The bridesmaids We're Miss Susie May
| Egan, sister of the bride. and Miss Mary
! Grubbs sister of the groom. The best
| was Captain Sydney A. Cloman of the I'D
| United States Infantry member of the
general staff of the army. The ushers
! were Messrs. Charles Baxter and John S.
Barker, DR.. John Scott Johnson and Lieu
| tenant Paul NJ. Dessez assistant surgeon,
| United States navy, on duty at the naval
| hospital in this city.
The bridal tour will be the trip to the fu-
ture home of the bridal couple in San Fran
| cisco. They will leave on the goth by way
OF the great lakes and the Canadian Pacific.
Mrs. j. II. Boynton has returned to Ster-
ling. ILL.,, from three months visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Ellis Logan, of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Swartwout and their
daughters, Misses Harriet NJ. and Jessie E.,
and son, DR.. F. A. Swartwout. and wife
and little daughter Edith: also Miss Ma
tilda Wright and Miss Fern Hoskins, all of
this city, returned few days ago from
healthful and pleasant outing on the north
end of Cape Cod
Misses Parker of Beltsville, Md. gave a
farewell party to their friends the Misses
| Wallace of Berwyn, Nd, nieces of the late
| Col. Manning of the confederate army. Music
and games were INDUCED in until a late
hour after which refreshments were served
| In the DINING room. which beautifully
decorated in pink and blue, cut flowers and
palms Among those present were Miss
Phoebe Crown of Washington who Is the
guest of the Misses Parker; Misses Mary
and Hattie Wallace, Susie Beal. Ethel
Parker Louise Fox, Bessie Parker Eva
Castell, Augusta Parker and Miss Edith
Parker Louise Fox, Bessie Parger. Eva
Fox, George Beall, Grafton Hall, Lisbon
Wallace, John Wheeler. E. Smith John
Beall, VIII Harron, JOS Castell, Roger
Beall, Harry Keller, H. Wheeler and John
| Smith.
The Saturday Evening Assembly will give
| Der 3, at the National Rifles armory.
Mrs. Clayton w. Boyd and daughters
| Corinne and Louise have just returned to
| their home on M street northwest from a
! sojourn of several weeks on Catskill Noun
| tains, N. Y.
! Mrs. A. ]. Sanford and children, who have
| been spending the summer at their country
| home tRestawhile), Berwyn, Md, have re-
| turned to the city.
Mrs. J. Rudd Of this city has issued cards
announcing the marriage Of her daughter
Margaret Elizabeth to Mr.. FRANKIE. Conkling.
The ceremony took place at Kansas City,
| Mo-, Wednesday, August 49, Rev. E. b.
| Monzon officiating. The bride, who is well
known in this city, is a very pretty girl
| and carries to her life the good wishes
of hundreds of friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Conk-
ling will reside in Kansas City
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs Samuel H. Greene
| returned to the city yesterday after an alb
| sence of two months.
| Mrs. E. A. McIntire, WHO met with such
| a sad accident some time ago, is now much
| improved. She has returned from Atlantic
City in the care of her daughter Mrs. l.. F.
| May, and both are once more at their old
| home, 224 northwest.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Young,
| youngest daughter of Gen. S. B. M. Young,
| and Lieut. ]. r. r. Hannay will take place
| at ST. Thomas Church at O'Clock October
Z. 1t will be a military wedding and the
bride will be attended by group of brides
| Gen. Youngs home before the departure of
| the couple who expect to sail the last of
| October for the Philippines.
Mrs. Electa E. Smith has gone to Sterl-
visit
Mile. Eugene Llebschutz of the Central
| High School upon her return to town from
! her vacation, passed in Maine, will stop
with Mile. Helene Martin, 29l7 Q street
| northwest.
| Mrs R. Rothschld of 80 H street north
| west will receive Sunday, September 30,
| from B to 10 pm. in honor of her Ros-
| GOES bar nitZvah.
The residence of Mr.. Ferd F. Bogia, 21O9
| 1st street northwest, was the scene of I'M
| usual festivities last Tuesday evening the
| occasion being Mr. Bogias sixty-second
| birthday. The affair took the form of a
| surprise party, which was rendered him
| by the ladies and gentlemen of Mr.. Bogias
| division In the government printing office.
The entire force met at the house of Mr..
| Harry Flicker 113 T street northwest, and
| proceeded in a body to Mr.. Bogia's resi-
| dence, where he was taken entirely by sur
prise. General fluctuations and greetings
| were followed by a short informal enter
tainment in which the following partici-
pated: DR.; H. r. Perry, Mr.. Rush W.
| Sands L. Cooper. comprising the Arma-
dale Quartet, in selections; Miss Ina Clair
| Pagan in coon songs" Miss Alice Kelly,
| soprano solo, believe Me If All Those En-
| dearing Young Charms" Mr.. Franklin
| Pfirmann, tenor solo, Under the Bamboo
Tree" and Mr.. Theodore NJ. Hardy in dra-
| matte Rotations, Bows Flat and Pink
| Dominoes;' Mrs. Lille Quintin, accom-
| PIANIST The quartet scored quite hit in
| their parody. light luncheon followed
| during which Mr.. Hardy made a short adj
| dress, congratulating the host on the happy
| sion, to which Mr. Bogfa replied in
| happy vein. All present then Joined in
| singing For He's Jolly Good Fellow
| before good-nights were said The table
! decorations were particularly beautiful be-
| ing in the form of two pyramids Of fruit,
| surmounted by an exquisite bouquet of
| sixty-two American beauty roses. Among
those present were Mesdames Leannon,
! Bailey, Quill, Robinson, Richards, Tyston,
Lloyd, Barnsby, Campbell. Muwah, Qun-
| TIN, Dulin Pagan, Roe. Austin. Bogia,
Misses Shriner. Da Vega, Jeffries, Perci-
| val, Main, Chedal Huntress, Kelly, Cady,
| Eraga POff Martin Helff O'Mealy