Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-15
as, 473 F street southwest. this city, has
returned to his home.

A delightful evening was spent at Miss
west. in honor ' Of her guest. Eleanor
Belt Of Philadelphia 4 progressive
novelty was the feature Of the even
Ing: Among those present were Miss
Smith, Lucy Smith, lola Fitzgerald. Maui
rice Hudson, Mae Elmore,, Miss 1sham
Eleanor Belt. Albert Davis. Edward Morse
Morgan Isham. Henry Johnson. Harry
King. Fred. Hayden Mr.. Isham, John
Smith and Ed. Griffin.
Mrs L. Marshall Frowein. the Astoria.
pleasantly entertained last evening the
wives of the delegates of the Stereotypers-
Electrotypers Union, also members of the
Ancient Order of Skulls. The rooms were
blue. weirdly lighted by Japanese lanterns,
the CHASTITY reflection falling upon the
skeleton form of the only male representa-
tive of the order, who had the honor Of
mingling with this distinguished set. He
seemed much embarrassed when the ladies'.
filing in one by one, were introduced by
Mrs. j. M. Kelly to the gentleman of THE
mystic skull and bone. In recognition, he
| only pointed to the words: II am the man"
Taper toasts and ghost stories were offered
this representative of these mystic breth
rem. Mrs. F. L. Murray graced the pres-
dents chair: while Anna L. Alger added
to the joy of all by charmingly whistling
several popular airs. The occasion
CHANGED also to commemorate the
Till lictH anniversary Oh MT. ana MIS-.
A. B. Burk. Bellevue, KY. prize
ring = appropriate of love was drawn
by Mrs. Burk. while Mrs. A. L. Thixton,
wife of the genial president of thte Elec-
trotypers Union, was the right-hand part
ner to this drama. The response of the
members to "our graceful hostess proved
the affair success. Small hatchets and
pipes were given as parting souvenirs The
hatchets' were to be buried, while the
pipe OF peace" was to be taken to the
hearth-side of each home. Following are
the names of guests present: Mrs. F. L.
Murray, Boston, Mrs. A. B. Burk, Master
Thomas Burk, Bellevue, KY: Miss Belle D.
Kunsman. Washburn, Mimi Miss Maysie
Kunsman and Miss Susie Kunsman
Miss Nettie Knowles will leave Monday
for a visit to relatives in southern Mary
land.
49I M street southwest, accompanied by
their daughter, Mrs Alice Hartnett, and
grandson, will leave tomorrow morning for
Colonial Beach for stay of three weeks
Mrs Charlotte Virginia Latrobe widow
OF John II. b. Latrobe. mother of Mrs.
Frank Loring of this city, died in Balti-
more yesterday and will be buried tomor-
row from her late residence on North
Charles street. DR.. Frank Loring will be
among the honorary pallbearers for his late
mother-in-law, the eighteen gentlemen who
Will serve having been long ago selected
by the deceased as representative of the
sons of her dearest friends, or as asso-
ciates of her own children.
Miss Isabel Redwood Yardley, daughter
of Mrs. Henry Yardley of Newport. was
married at her home yesterday to Lieut..
Frank Marble, U. S. N. son of Manton
Marble of New York. The bride wore
simple white gauze gown, with a long tulle
veil trimmed with orange blossoms, and
carried bouquet of lilies of the valley.
The bridegroom was attended by Lieuten-
n nYr1Y oy,6a hor
The ceremony which was performed by the
Rev. E. J. Dennen of Trinity Church, was
attended only by near relatives and few
personal friends.
After a wedding breakfast Lieut. and
Mrs. Marble started on a wedding trip at
the conclusion of which they will take up
their residence in this city, where Lieut..
Marble has been assigned to duty in the
bureau of navigation.
Mrs H. Frank Mertze of 40 4th street
northeast is visiting relatives in Columbia,
Va.
DR.. Francis B. Bishop has returned from
vacation spent in North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Baumgarten have re-
turned from a three weeks trip to Atlantic
City.
Mrs. A. E. Straus and son, Sylvin, have
returned from Atlantic City, and will spend
few more days with her parents at 44O
H street northwest
|. Mr. and Mrs Lyman H. Lamb announce
the marriage of their granddaughter, Miss
Virginia Roberto Clarvoe to Mr. Horace
Charles F. Sontag at the parsonage Mr..
and Mrs. Ward will be glad to receive their
friends at their residence. 1442 E street
southeast.
Dr. and Mrs D. H. Riggs and their little
daughter have returned after an absence of
six weeks spent at the seashore and in the
mountains of Pennsylvania about Eagles
Mere.
Misses Stella R. and Alice Lamar Laird of
The Cairo are at Atlantic City for August.
The engagement of Miss Fannie Hopkins,
only daughter of United States Senator and
Mrs. A. j. Hopkins of Aurora, ILL.,, to Mr..
David tombstone PETERS has been an
nounced at Aurora, Ill. where both live.
The wedding will take place early in Sep
TENDER.
Mr. PETERS who is now a member of a
law firm in Chicago, was for five years
private secretary to Senator Hopkins in
Washington. then member of Congress.
This afternoon at o'clock at ST. Ste
phen's Episcopal Church. by the Rev.
George Fiske Dudley, Mr. William Norris
Compton of Washington and Miss Louise
Eleanor Reisinger of Meadville, Pa. daugh-
ter of Col. ]. w. H. Reisinger of the House
of Representatives, will be married. The
ceremony will be performed in the pres
ence of few intimate friends. After an
extended trip the couple will be at home at
1888 Harvard street
Mrs. Gibney and daughter Marie and son
Raymond have gone to Colonial Beach to
spend the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Hannah ]. Devoe of 1149 Sth street
northwest sailed from Philadelphia on the
steamer Haverford She will spend about
two months visiting relatives in England.
Mrs. A c. Clancy, Miss A. v. Brookey
and Miss Peters of"this city will spend the
month of August at Atlantic City.
Miss Elizabeth Tyler of 1903 @ street left
yesterday morning for Asbury Park, where
she will be one of a house party at the cot
tage of Mrs. J. Edward Chapman of this
city.
Miss Edith Pickering and Miss Marian
McFall left yesterday for months out
ing in northern Ohio and\in Michigan
They will visit at Niagara Falls, Cleveland
Canton, Sandusky, Detroit and other places
The Misses Mary and Elizabeth Caspari
of 735 9th street northwest have gone to
Atlantic City for a stay of one month.