Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-28

Miss Rcea c. Vincent.
and Ernest Krause of New York will be
groO.nsmen. The brides attendants will be
Miss annie W;ltse, New York. ma d of
homer and the Misses McCaulay, M IS Ees-
sic Edes and Miss Hoize OF New York as
| bridesmaids They are to wear pink chif-
fon and lace ana lace hats trimmed with
| pink roses Tire brides dress will be of
| white chiffon cloth. trimmed " tn her
a coronet OF diamonds and pearls, both
| wedd ng gifts, will tie worn.
TIE marriage of Miss Ella Louise War
| then and Mr.. l. Howard Lauderdale toot
place ct noon today al Sacret Heart rec
| floating. Mrs. G. NJ. w nship was the ma
| iron Of honor and Mr.. J. b. Duke h s m IN.
| The br de wore lie broadel .:h The co l. lie
| left this after neon for Il trip south, and
| after November % will be al home at ;3io
| 18th street.
| The wedding bells rang out sweetly to-
day in honor of the marriage of MIR. Wal
?! Albany. n. Y. and Miss Elizabeth Long
street Chamberlain the accomplished
daughter of General Frank Chamberlain of
1 this city.
| at the residence of the brides brother, 1870.
Cincinnati street. the Rev. George Fiske
Dudley. rector of st. Stephens Church. Of
floating and the event proved one of the
most charming of the season.
| The couple entered the parlor, which was
| handsomely decorated with chrysanihe-
NUNS and palms, to the strains of LoEen-
| grins wedding march which was played by
| Miss Baylor and the brides brother. The
! bride was escorted by her father, and was
richly attired in a gown of white crepe de
chine made over white silk Among her or.
naments was magnificent pendant of
! canoes and pearls. an heirloom of the fam
| lily Mr.. James Horton was best man..
The ceremony was witnessed by large
| number of relatives and friends of the high
| contracting parties. Among those present
were: Thomas and George Horton and Miss
! Sarah Leffingwell Horton. sons and daugh-
+! ter Of the groom; George and William van
/ Slyke of Albany. Mr.. and Mrs: Ihonas H.
! Ciemishire of Canajohar:e. n. y; MISS BAY
/ lor of Boston, Miss Marguerite Lee Bar
nette of Baltimore. who looked charming IN
a handsome gown of white null: II. Clark
Sawyers Miss Mary c. Chamberlain and
/ General Frank Chamberlain of Washing
ton. Mir. and Mrs. Horton will make their
home in Albany, New York
| Passed Assistant Engineer John /. smith
r. 8 NJ has issued invitations for the
waddin. reception of his dtuShter. Edltfi
Walsh and Mr.. Hendree Paine Simpson
Tuesday, November 10, from 80 until D
O'Clock 1870 Whitney avenue. ne coup ,
will be at home Fridays. January and -,
at 1880 Whitney avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Lockwood have
arranged to spend the winter in Caiiiofh:a.
| They expect to come east in the Spring ara
will spend the summer. as usual on the
New England coast returning here for the
winter.
A surprise party was rendered to Miss
Euala Mattngly of 324 Lincoln street
| Anacostia last night. \ plentiful luncheon
| was provided for by the surprisers and a
very pleasant evening spent by all Those
in attendance were Mr.. and MRS. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. John Schneider. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Buwie. Mr..
and Mrs Tom Tracy. Misses Estelle Rich
ter. Roby Belts. Bannister, OCallahan,
Messrs. Rittue. Tavener and Myers.
Mrs. Joseph Crawford and daughter were
among the arrivals in New York on the
steamer iceland Monday. and will be tenn
porarily at the Grafton in this city.
Mrs j. B. Brown has returned to her
home 100 Massachusetts avenue north
west She has been spending the past two
weeks with friends at Salem and Clifton
Forge Va.
! \ pleasant surprise party was last night
given Mr. Francis Mitchell at his home
Columbia Heights in honor of his seven
teenth birthday. Among those present to
enjoy the music and dancing were the
| Misses Helen Roberts. Ruth Lang Helen
| h.cCambridge. l.. Belle Heron, Mary Min
nix Dorothy Lange. Mabel Mitchell and
Messrs. Gerald johnson. Paul Keller Harry
Totten, Francis Mitchell. Edwin McKeever
Smith Hempstone. Charles Gordon and
Percy BaHge. Mesdames John Mitchell
Elmer Roberts and Theodore Lang assisted
| In serving dainty refreshments during the
evening.
The Annandale Club gave it's second
| dancing reception of the season Monday,
October Is. 1903. and it proved quite a sue
| cess, about sixty-fve couples being present
Mrs. Helene Stern of 1893 18th street has
sent out cards for the marriage ceremony
of her daughter Rosie to Mr.. Wolf B. Wen
der, Sunday evening. November l. at 6
o'clock, at Spanish War Veterans Hall, T1S
9th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. McLaine entertained a large
3d. at a dance given in honor of the twenty
first birthday of their son Warren at their
| home. 61S E street northwest. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. c. Kline, L. Silver
men, Mrs. Rudd, Misses a. and M. Began
]. Chandler, M. Carr. V. Covey X. Eibel.
bert, M. and X. Hartig. B. Heuter, L. Kline,
NJ. Marth. N. Meyers. L. McLaine. F. Of
fenstein, NJ. Perrie, l., N. and B. Rocca 9.
Rott. L. Ruple. M. Rupert, and Messrs.
G. Ackman, jr., F. Brown, F. Butler j. A.
Began. A. Carter. H. Eibel, E. Espy L.
Fishel. ]. Gray j. Gibson H. Gillian. w.
Harrison. B. and M. Herman, ]. Heiden-
| heimer. w. Lederer. A. and w. McLaine.
w. Refill H. Royce w. Mel. Sauber, G.
Simpson, E. Schneider. M. and H. Schmidt.
g. Sammons, w. Scott, E. Weight. jr., J.
Waldman, B. Wood, r. TASTE. E. Young.