Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-05

Frederick, Md. The bridal party afterward
were received at the home Of Mr.. schae-
Miss Minnie Coudroy was maid of honor
and Mr.. Philip Schwartz best man. The
couple received many useful presents and
will be glad to see their friends at their
home, 1404 street southeast.
Mr. and Mrs John winder of Wheeling
w. Va, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Counselman of 325 Mary
| land avenue northeast for the past two
weeks, have returned to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dobbs of Hyattsvile, Nd.
| entertained at euchre Wednesday evening.
James a. Rogers, Mr.. j. Harris Rogers.
Miss A. Mae Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. Piggott,
| Mrs. Joseph Smith, Mr.. Harry Dobbs, Mr..
and Mrs. John Moran, jr.; Miss Julia
Rulloch. Mr.. Sheppard, Mr.. Boykin. Mr..
Jro. Mattingly and Miss Marguerite Mat
| tingly.
Last Monday evering the residence of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Meade was the scene of a
merry gathering of young people, the oc-
| casion being the birthday of their daughter
| Alice. After vocal and instrumental music
and dancing an elaborate collation. was
| served. Among those present were the
| Misses Emma De Long, F. Thompson, l..
Rogers. A. Rapport, V. Parsons, B.
Glraud, l.. Nehemiah, NJ. Nehemiah. r.
Quill, L. Dittman. E. Dittman. b. Kirk
| land, S. Crowley. E. III. Meade, N. Meade,
v. Meade, Mrs. Lena Dick Mrs NJ. Kirk
| land. Mrs Fenton, Mrs. De Long, Mrs. C.
Meade and Messrs. X. Harrison, p. Harri-
| son, e. Huss. II. Gorsuch. J. Gross, H.
Henderson, j. Nau, l.. Thornton, w.
Rector, r. Magruder, A. Moriarity, A.
Fenton. w. Kirkland, A Parsons, G..
DCugherty. X. Beady. C. Boyd G. Spindler
and Masters Owen and William Meade
The B. w. B. Pleasure Club on Thursday
evening gave q pleasant and successful sur
prise party in honor of Miss Nellie Barron
| at the home Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Barron. 616 9th street southwest.
An entertaining musical program was
| rel dered by the members of the club after
which games and dancing were INDUCED in
until late hour, when tie company adj
jcurned to the dining room. where refresh
| n.ents We're served. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Barron. the Misses Coleman,
Nellie Barron, Jennie Carter. Annie and
Jennie Cation, Alice Collins, Margaret ORA
ley, Mary and Loretta Fitzgibbons Flor
| ehce Popkins. Nellie Prender and Tillie
| Jr.; Eugene Collins, Gus Davis Harry
Dante. James and Alex Franklin. Harry
Morahan. E. Clarence Poston, William
| Powell. Leonard Rose Fred Rittershofer.
William Stuart, Allison Trotter and Charles
| e. Weise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur James Collier are in
| town and have taken apartments at the
| Garfield, 18th and 1 streets Mrs. Collier
was Miss Ellen Barker Lynch Their we'd
ding took place very quietly last spring.
and Mrs. Collier spent the summer in Ore
gon with her husbands relatives
| Miss Adelaide v Clagett of Upper Marl-
boro', Md, and George T. Cochran of Fau-
qu1er county, Va, were married Wednes-
| day last at the home Of the brides mother,
Mrs. c. v. A. Clagett, by the Rev. James
Craghill of Forestvilie, Md. The bride was
attended by Miss Carol Wilson as flower
| girl and Miss Elizabeth Wilson and Mas
| ter Gwynn Bowie. ribbon bearers Mr..
Thomas b. Cochran, brother Of the
| groom was best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Coch-
| ran will make their home in this city.
Mrs Robert B. Armstrong wife Of the
| assistant secretary of the treasury. viii be
at home Saturdays at 1909 Goth street
| northwest.
| Miss Emma C. Magruder has returned to
| the city from a visit 10 her sister. Mrs.
| Smoot, in California, and has taken
! apartment at the Brunswick, on 1 street
| between 18th and 14th streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Strouse, 1924 Eutaw
place, Baltimore, have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss Elsie
| Strouse, to DR.. Harry NJ. Kaufman of this
| city.
The marriage of Miss Ada L.. Miller, sis
ter of Mrs. Theodore c. Bell. to Mr.. Charles
Francis Bryde of Philadelphia took place
| Monday night at o'clock. The ceremony
| was performed by the Rev. F. d. Power of
| the Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
After the ceremony a reception followed.
| The brides only attendant was her little
niece Doris Bell. Mr. and Mrs Charles
| Francis Bryde left on an extended wedding
| trip up north. On their return they will
| make Philadelphia their home.
The members of the Fiesta" assembled
| last evening at the home of Miss Anna
Brown, No. 702 n street northwest. where
| they enjoyed themselves to a late hour with
music games, etc, after which bountiful
repast was served. The parlor was beauu-
| fully decorated with palms and flowers.
| Those present were the Misses Amelia Heb
| sacker, Anna Berberich Mamie and Nellie
| Keliher Louise Rupert, Josephine Joach-
| i'm, Mary Gibson and other invited guests
| The next meeting will be held at Miss Heb
| sacker's residence on NJ street northwest,
| December 1.
| Captain Rush of the navy, Mrs. and Miss
Rush have left their country place at
Catskill- on Hudson and have returned to
| their residence, 1881 Jefferson place.
| November 80 little Miss Lillian CARL cele-
| brated her tenth birthday by giving her lit
| tie friends masquerade party at her resi-
dence, 923 9TH street northeast. The little
| hostess received them dressed as Martha
Washington. Among those present were:
Emily Sutton. flower girl; Arthur Cossil. lit
| tie boy blue; Dora Hindernish. fairy; Louise
! CARL, cook: George CARL, Chinaman; Lue
Blue, yellow kid Walter Blue, yellow kid
Norman blue. gambler; Agnes Sullivan,
| tramp: Ralph Dowden, snowman; Re!na
| Cowsill. liberty; Ethel CARL, shepherdess;
Amy Sullivan, fairy: Jennie Clark, colored
lady; Mary Cannon, George Tucker. Everett
Maddox. Lottie Hutchins, Harold Clarvoe,
| and Matte Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Brown have closed
their home in Takoma Park and are again
located at the Livingston, No. 1909 18th
street for the winter. where they Will be
pleased to their friends informally.
Mrs J. p. Roy and Miss X. Roy have
turned to the city and are at 1154 q street
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. I\leeS entertained friends at
their home r street last Saturday
evening. the occasion being the twenty
fifth anniversary of their marriage. The
house was tastefully decorated with
clirysanthemums smilax and holly, and in
the dining room. where supper was served
la ter in the evening, the table was banked
with white chrySanthemums and smilax.
pleasing feature of the occa sion was that
Mrs. George Nickel of Baltimore who at
tended the bride twenty-five years ago. was
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Klees received
many beautiful and appropriate presents