Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-30
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
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absence of several months in New York
and the weat have returned to their home,
1853 Q street.
On April 10 the members and friends of
North Capitol M. e. Church rendered re-
eeption to the newly appointed pastor, Rev.
n. M. Rydes Mrs. Ryder and Master Theo-
| dore The lecture room was prettily dec
GRATED wit1 palms and potted plants. The
church was crowded to overlooking. Mr..
| Edwin Williamson. chairman of committee,
| presented the following program: Piano
solo. Miss Mary Boss; singing by the au-
dfence; prayer by Mr.. James 8. Maddox:
recitation, Katherine McCoach; address of
VIM. H. Fisbie which was responded to by
[ the pastor; address, DR.. Galleher, president
OF National Training School; vocal solo.
MRS; =; n; Singer; recitation by request.
sented with bunch of La France roses by
the choir, after which a social hour was
spent and refreshments served In abund-
dnce. among the guests were Mrs. Dick,
mother of United States Senator Dick, and
the public printer, Mr.. Frank H. Palmer.
Mrs. Isham gave tea to the members of
the Leap Year Art Club Wednesday after
noon at her residence, 234 B street south.
west The parlors were artisticaliy dec
colors of the club. Among those present
We're the Misses Alice Wood, Ida Levy,
maggie kahl. Mary Rupert. Margaret
Hessler. May Gilmore, Margaret Schneider,
Anme Honmann, Berna Monahan, Anna
Cfscel and Clara Waters.
Mrs Jos. w. Zimmerman and her daugh-
ter Marian left the city Thursday for
R1verton, N. J.
Mrs. George A. Bacon of 170s 10th street
left for Boston last Tuesday owing to the
sudden death of Mrs. Chas. H. Bonds
youngest child Priscilla. four years old.
Last Friday evening was the occasion of
pleasant little company of friends at the
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. L. King, ATS
! Maryland avenue southwest given in honor
| OF Miss Josephine Ottman of New York
city Several solos were rendered by Miss
May Holloway Of Anacostia and Miss Ott-
man. the Misses Eva and Ethel King. Re
freshments followed the various amuse-
ments The following friends of the popu-
lar host and hostess were present to meet
Miss Gilman: Mrs. Sara Kennedy. Mrs
| Geo. Kennedy, Miss May Holloway, Miss
Eva King Of Anacostia, Miss ]. Ottman
Mrs. w. L. King, Misses Lillian Ethel King
and Virgie King. Messrs. Geo: Kennedy
mas ds ~ kennedy, Theo; Zeigler Chris Ken
Jost, VIM. Liking and Ed 8. Byrnes.
Mrs. II. ]. Finley entertained informally
at her home, 1905 Phelps place. the Mission
Study Class of GuntonTemple Presbyterian
Church last Tuesday evening. This was the
last meeting Of the course.
Mr.. Richard w. Tuckey and Miss Theresa
| Mueller were quietly married Wednesday
evening last by Rev. Mr.. Skellinger of the
Sixth Street Presbyterian Church, the cere-
| mony being performed at the parsonage in
the presence of relatives and a few friends.
The bride was attired in travelling suit of
| blue wolfe. The couple left Immediately
for a short trip. after which they will be
at home to their friends at 1908 E street
| southwest
Mr md 70 tive of
| the Hotel Gordon for a short time prior to
going to the Pacific coast for the summer.
| Mr.. and Mrs.. Charles William Powers of
| Harvard street entertained in honor of Miss
Janette Kendall of Kansas City on the
evening of;April q.
Mrs. B. Salomon has discontinued her day
| at home for9the season.
Miss Lucille Rosenberger of Harrisonburg,
| Va, is visiting her cousin, Miss Nellie
| Myers of Capitol Hill.
The marriage of Miss Mary f. Quinn and
| Mr.. Jefferson IiAitcheson was quietly
| solemnized "Wednesday evening at $50
o'clock atJthe parsonage of st. Mary's
Catholic Church, Alexandria, Va, Rev.
| Father Cutler performing the ceremony.
| The bride is the, only daughter of Mr.. Ed
| ward Quinn Of Alexandria. The bride was
becoming gewned I'M ecru wolfe, with hat
| and gloves to match, and carried shower
| bouquet of bride roses. Her only attendant
was Miss Clara Sanders of Baltimore, who
| wore handsome gown of gray French
| wolfe and a becoming white hat and carried
| cluster bouquet of yiolets. Mr. Benjamin
| Aitcheson, brother Of the groom, was best
man. Immediately after the ceremony the
| bridal party left on the o'clock train Tor
| Washington, where they were entertained
| by Mr. and Mrs. Edward ]. Quinn of GOA
| Pennsylvania avenue, brother or the
| bride. After receiving congratulations all
repaired to the dining room to partake Of
| sumptuous supper. The newly married
| couple left on the 1910 o'clock train, annie
| a shower of rice and best wishes, for New
| York, Buffalo Niagara Falls and Atlantic
| City. The brides presents were handsome
| and numerous. Mr.. and Mrs; Aitcheson
| will be at home after May l6 at oil Oronoco
| street, Alexandria, Va.
| Wednesday evening Miss Rose Cunning
| ham gave party at her residence, 24l2
| Pennsylvania avenue northwest, compli-
| ,nentary to her cousin, Miss Edythe M.
| Oursler daughter of Col. and Mrs. John X.
Oursler. The parlor and dining rooms was
tastefully decorated with cherry blossoms.
| Piano selections were rendered by Miss
| Marion Larner, Miss Annie Oursler ana
| Miss Rose Cunningham. Solos were sung
by Mrs. Bailey. A variety of games fur
| nished sport. In the donkey game the first
prize was won by Miss Ethel Hines and
| BOBBY prize by Miss Annie Oursler of Pitts
burg, Pa. A dainty supper followed
Among those present were the Misses
1 Edythe Oursler. Annie Oursler. Mary Our
| sler, Ethel Hines, BERTHE Hines, Marion
|
| Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Stailey and Mrs Cum
| ningham, DIR. James Dean and Messrs. Jean
P. p Des Garennes, Flay Phillips. Louis
Cassidy. Frank nellie, Arthur Murray, Har-
| ry Beck Austin Avery and Fred Heaston.
| Mrs william E. Riddle of Colorado
Springs. Col. while on her way from New
| York last Tuesday to visit her sisters, Mrs.
| Whyte and Mrs. Mcmillan, 1902 Whitney
| avenue met with serious accident on the
railroad, and is now confined to her bed.
| The Brightwood Bachelor Girls Club met
l last night at the home of Miss Deborah
Gooch on Piney Branch road After BUSH
4 ness the rest of the evening was spent So
| cially during which light refreshments
1 were served. Among the members Of the
| club present were Mary Clifford, Mabel
CLAYTON May Ellis, Otis Franz, Louise Hol-
| lidge Mary Hollidge Deborah Gooch, Gem
| eva Mummaw, Elizabeth Richie, Edna
Richie, Mabel Sands and Helen Walsmith.
| Next week the club gives box party.