Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-31

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time. and to Baroness Sternburg. wherever
| she may be. Baron Won Sternburg is ex-
pected back in this city in time to give the
customary reception on the part of a newly
appointed ambassador to the diplomatic
corps before Thanksgiving.
The Duchess of Roxburghe and her
| daughter. Lady Isabel Innes Ker. sailed to-
| day for New York to be present at the we'd
| ding of the Duke of Roxburghe and Miss
May Goelet Great festivities await the
! home coming of the ducal couple at Floors
| castle, the dukes seat at Roxburghshire, in
December
| The Mexican ambassador and his daugh-
| ter, Mime. Perez, have returned from sew
eral weeks stay in New York. The Aus
| TRAN ambassador and the Baroness Hengel-
muller are expected in New York November
| 10. The Russian ambassador and his
daughter. the Countess Cassni, are also to
| return shortly and are expected before the
middle of November.
| Mrs. Charles G. Dulin and family have
| returned to their home on 10th street, hav-
| ing travelled extensively throughout the
| north during the summer. They spent Oc-
| tober in Boston.
| Mrs. William NJ Weaver. 2417 Wisconsin
| avenue, will be at home Tuesdays during
| the season.
! The Merrymakers held their first euchre
Wednesday evening at the residence of Miss
Eva Johnson, 49, pennsylvania avenue Lid
dies first prize was won by Miss Minnie
Robinson; second prize, Miss Nellie Hunts
berry; consolation prize Miss Ella Johnson;
gentlemen's first prize Mr. Harry Hunts
berry; second prize, Mr.. Herbert Hardesty;
| consolation prize, Mr.. E. De Ment Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs Minnix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ards, Mrs. Johnson, Misses Ella Johnson,
Minnie Robinson, Bessie Bush, Ida Long,
Mae Martin, Nellie Huntsberry, Gussie
Huntsberry E. Miller, Nellie Woolf and
Messrs. Chas. Ford, Alfred johnson. John
Poloni, Herbert Hardesty, Guy Steuart,
Harry Huntsberry, Alger Gardner, Chas.
Engle, Chas. Jacobs, Fred Hayden, E. De
Ment and l.. P. Steuart.
Miss Willie Emily Ray, the accomplished
daughter of General James NJ. Ray of Ashe-
VILE n. c.. Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Tomlinson at the Carolina.
Mrs Charles A. schott and daughters
have returned from their trip abroad and
are at their old home. 2l2 1st street
Mrs Hetty Diver Leadley of Rochester.
n. Y, Will be at home informally to her
friends Monday November 2, at DID
street southeast.
Mrs Henry L. Frazier of 125 street
northwest will be at home Monday even
ingS during the season.
Mr. r. E. Bakenhus. L. S. N. and Mrs
Bakenhus. with their small daughter, are
visiting their brother Mr.. W. F. Rogers, at
the Sherman, 18th and l. streets.
Capt and Mrs J. NJ. Clapp have reopened
their house on Vermont avenue for the win
ter. Miss Clapp has also returned to Wash
ington after an extensive summer travel
On Sunday. October Is, in their home GA
D street southwest, and in the presence OF
children, relatives and friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fritz Trede celebrated their twenty
ding
many beautiful presents received by the
couple. The guests present We're: Mr.
Berger of New York, Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Gottsman. Miss Lillian Tip, Messrs Houser,
Myers and Hall of Philadelphia, Pa; Mr..
and Mrs. II. Lehman, Miss Kate Lehman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Eisenhardt and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Mahle and SON and Mrs.
Schaeffer of Baltimore. Md; Mr. Jos. Ny
ers of Fort Monroe, Va; Mr.. and Mrs: j.
Gottsman and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
rad Gottsman and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
O Brien, Mrs. Pezold, Mrs. Weigel Mr.. and
Mrs Strobel. Mrs H. Trede and children.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Myers, Mrs. NJ. Myers,
Mrs Walz, Mrs. Meade, Mr.. and Mrs
John Dietz and son, Mr.: and Mrs. Teagle
and children. Miss b. Teagle, MesSrs. I.
Dyer and H. Fellinger.
Mr. George c, Dean. PRINCIPAL examiner
of electricity i'll the patent office, has re-
moved with his family to New YORK city.
Miss Sadie Teas stotsenburg. formerly of
Il
phia is very i'll at her home there 1873
Diamond street
Mrs. George Rucks. with children. Emile
and Henry. of Springfield Ill, is visiting
her mother on Capitol Hill.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. John VI. Nc
GIN of X street northwest was the scene
this morning of a happy and suspicious
event, il being the twenty-tifth anniversary
of the marriage of the host and hostess.
The affair consisted of a family celebration
of the occa sion, and was begun with
solemn mass of thanksgiving at st. Pat
ricks Church. followed by a breakfast at
the home to small party. The decora-
tons and menu We're IN excellent taste.
Later in the day Mr.. and Mrs. McGlll left
the city for their former home. CovinSton,
Ky, to spend q post-honeymoon and where
a round of entertainments have been ar
ranged in their honor. 1t is a peculiar CO.
incidence that their honeymoon twenty-five
years ago was passed in this city, where
they have resided for ten years.
of the bride. No. G6 street northwest,
Miss Elizabeth Means and Mr.. l.. q. Hanna
were married by Rev. DR.. Radcliffe. The
ceremony took place in the spacious parlor
of the residence. amid a bower of palms
and chrySanthemums- The bridal party en-
tered the room to the strains of the Lohen-
grin wedding march. played by Miss Lynch
The bride was preceded by the matron of
honor, Mrs. J. r. Cam, and the four brides
maids Miss Van Deventer of Philadelphia
and the Misses Van Deventer. Jerauld and
Bushnell of this city. The bride hand
Somely gowned in white crepe de chine.
trimmed with lace and chiffon, and carried
a large bouquet of bride roses. The
bridesmaids all wore white and each car |
ried pink roses The maid OF honor was
attired in becoming dress of pink or
candle and carried roses to match. After |
the ceremony a reception was rendered the |
guests in the supper room where those !
present were served by the Misses Lynch. |
Kemp, Baker and Adams, who were each
daintily gowned in white. The table effect |
and decorations of the room We're pink and |
green. After an extended western trip Mr. |
and Mrs. Hanna will be at home after No |
Vember 10 at No. Gj V street northwest
Miss NJ Irene Lalor of street has has as |
her guests Miss Carroll and Mr.. We'll of |
Baltimore.
party was given at the home of Mr. |
and Mrs. Barrett, 400 l. street southwest |
Thursday evening last. The house was ar !
tistically decorate ted with palms, roses car |
nations and chrysanthemunS MANY games |