Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-18


Mr.. John Louis Koeppler of Kiel, Wis,
| and Miss Elsie D. Rowe of Menominee.
Mich, were married on the afternoon of
! July 10, the officiating clergyman being the
Rev. ]. c. Nicholson. ID, pastor of Trini-
| ty NJ. E. Church. The wedding was a very
| mate friends. The bride wore a girlish
dress of muslin and lace and carried bou-
| quet of bride roses. The groom is clerk
in the Navy Department, headquarters
United States Marine Corps, and the bride
| during a brief residence in Washington has
| made warm friends. Late in the season
Mr.. and Mrs Koeppler will make a trip
to the Great Lakes. after which they will
| be at home at 633 street northeast.
| Mrs. Scales and daughters of Brooklyn,
| N Y, the guests of Mrs j. H. CAL
| breath, 1927 North Capitol street.
Mr. A. B. Renehan, formerly of this city,
| but now of Santa Fe, New Mexico, has
| been visiting his father, F. j. Renehan, at
| 800 18th street southwest.
| Miss Nellie Thomas Greene and Mr.
Harry L. Slye were quietly married in Bal
| timore last Saturday. They left imme-
diately after on d short wedding trip
The marriage Of Mrs. Mamie Lyle Smith
| to Professor H. E. SALESMAN, both of this
| city. took place Saturday last In Epiphany
Church, at 1870 pm, the Rev. MI towers
| officiating in the presence of only the I'M
mediate friends of the contracting parties
| The bride attired in a becoming gown
of pale gray cloth and was attended by
Miss Gertie Brown maid OF honor Inc
groom, who is well known IN washington
musical circles. was attended by Professor
VIM. de Ford. After the marriage cere-
mony the guests were entertained at dln-
ner. Professor and Mrs. SALESMAN left on
| the evening boat for Norfolk, from which
place they will go to Boston by sea ana
| visit the resorts along the New England
| coast, returning to Washington in the fall,
when they will be at home to their friends
| at $50 18th street northwest
Mr.. and Mrs Harton H. McKeever left
Saturday for a months stay at st. Georges
Island.
Mrs. William H. Mathews and daughter,
Miss Ethel Mathews, have gone to Albany,
n. Y, to visit Mrs. Mathews brother, Mr.
T. Charles Craig.
Senator and Mrs. Dryden's son-n-law and
daughter Col. and Mrs. Anthony r. kuser
are watching the finishing touches being
given to their new home, Fair Court,
near Bernardsville, N. ]. 1t adjoins the
Dryden place, which is called STRONG
hold"
Ex-Attorney General and Mrs. Harmon
| have gone to England to visit their married
daughter.
The marriage of Miss Stella McCalla, one
of the charming daughters of Rear Admiral
commandant at Mare Island navy yard, to
William Wallace Chaplin, a prominent bust
ness man of Sacramento, will take place
at Mare Island chapel on August D.
Jesse c. Miller of 4O6 Albany street. Eek
ington, left today for the valley of Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Douglass and Miss
Douglass Mrs. Sprague and daughter, Mr..
P. N. Willis, Mr.. E. NJ Willis, jr., and DR..
A. H. Staples and wife, all of this city, are
a ThOuSand Island House AleXan-
dria Bay, N. Y.
The marriage of Mary Catharine. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. a. NJ. Chevalier, to
Mr. Arthur r. Smith took place at the par
sonage of ST Stephens Catholic Church.
this city, Saturday, July is, 1904. at
o clock, Father Smyth officiating. The
wedding was quiet. owing to the serious
illness of the groom's uncle. The bride and
groom left Immediately for a short trip
south.
Thursday afternoon at ST. Andrews Cath
Ole Church, Baltimore, Mr.. James D. Nc
Convlle of this city and Miss Mary kath-
arine Williams, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas c. Williams, were married by Rev.
George a. Dougherty, secretary to the rec
tor of the Catholic University at Washing
ton, assisted by Rev. Peter Manning, pas
tor of ST. Andrews. After their return
from an extended tour north Mr.. and Mrs.
McConVille Will reside at 1oZZ hlnSman
place. this city.
Mrs. Letter has given the use Of her es-
tate on Lake Geneva for a county fair
for charity. The rich folks on neighboring
places are going to exhibit their blooded
stock, "crazy quilts and any other special
features.
Miss Helen Cannon has given up her
trip to Europe temporarily, as Speaker
Cannon has so quickly recovered that he
feels his health does not require a sea
voyage. She is at Highland Park, ILL.,, to
spend several weeks, and as usual is hav-
ing number Of entertainments given in
her honor.
Lieutenant George w. England of the 9Th
United States Infantry. stationed at Fort
Leavenworth, Kan, is stopping at 1911 X
street northwest with his bride Lieutenant
and Mrs. England are here on their we'd
ding trip after spending a couple of weeks
visiting Chicago Niagara Falls and New
York.
Mrs. julius Selinger, accompanied by her
daughter Eleanor. Is In Atlantic City
Mrs Alfred Selinger, accompanied by her
daughter Selma. is at Atlantic City.
Mrs Fannie Abel, accompanied by her
son Milton, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
David Adler, at East End, Pittsburg.
The arrangement committee of the Buff
falo Club met at the residence of the presi- |
dent, Mr.. j. M. Jackson, yesterday, and |
spent a pleasant afternoon in speech max |
ing and refreshments. Those present were |
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Mr.. and Mrs Jack |
son, Mrs. Cooper. Messrs. W. ]. Johnson, s.
Reese, j. T. Tascoe, F. Boughton, J. A. |
Lomax, L. Hawkins. j. H. Cooper, j. |
Walker, 8. Dilworth and ]. M. Matthews. |
rms. Florence A. Hill of Capitol Hill Is |
summering at Lake Placid, N Y.
very pretty wedding took place on July |
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard |
Sydnor Belfield, at Ethel, Va. The con- |
tracing parties were Mr. Harry Clarke |
Robb. formerly of this city, and now in the |
immigration service, stationed at the port |
of Boston, and Miss Ethel Carter Belfield |
of Ethel, Va. The ceremony was wit |
messed by a large number of friends of the |
couple. After spending few days at the
brides horne Mr.. and Mrs. Robb came to |
Washington and spent a week with Mr.. |
Robb's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Robb
of S27 Sth street northeast. From thence
they will travel by water to Boston, Mass,
where they will be at home at "a Pinckney
street after July 20.
Rev. Roland Cotton Smith. d. D., rector
of ST. Johns Church, Washington, d. c.,
with Mrs. Smith and their family, has ar
rived at Edgehill, Nahant, for the summer