Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-28

among those entertaining at dinner last
! night. the guests in nearly each instance
! going later TO the Bachelors cotillion.
/ Mrs. Richard Chew of 1885 street will
| be at home tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. j. B. Aleshire was the hostess yes
| terday afternoon at beautifully appointed
I tea, given in honor of Gen. and Mrs. A. l..
| Mills The decorations were in red. AS
| sisting the hostess were Mrs. j. j. Johns.o
| Mrs. S. l.. Mills. Mrs. Summerlin. Mrs Har-
| bord, Mrs. Irnes, Mrs. Goetheis. Mrs. H. A.
| Green, Miss Mills and the Misses Hum
! phrey.
| General Mills is the superintendent at
West Point and has recently been promoted
| to the rank of brigadier general. The tea
| was one of the prettiest of the season.
Yesterday at Camden, Me- where Mr. and
| Mrs. Myron NJ. Parker have n summer
| home, their daughter Mrs. Hattie e. Bur-
dette. was married to Mr. Sidney Chapman
| Neale of this city. Mrs. II. G. Bates OF
Baltimore and Commodore E. H. Hatch of
New York attended the couple. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Parker, who have been south for sew
eral weeks returned last Friday, but start
ed north again Monday for Camden, Me-,
and will be there for several weeks
Cardinal Gibbons was the guest of honor
last night at a large dinner gwen by Gen
| eral and Mrs Draper. The other guests
were the Austrian ambassador and Nine.
| Hengelnuller Mgr. O'Connell. Justice and
| Mrs. White, Justice and Mrs. McKenna,
| Justice and Mrs. Holmes, Senator New
| lands, Second Assistant Secretary of State
| and Mrs Herbert II. PIERCE. Mrs Sherid IN,
| Mr.. and Mrs George Lothrop Bradley. Rep
resentative Morrell, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
| Weightman, Mrs Mcmillan, Mss Board
| man and Miss Josephine Patten. The table
| was beautifully decorated in red.
| The German ambassador celebrated the
birthday of the German emperor last night
| by a dinner at which the embassy staff and
| others SONS of the fatherand were his
| guests. IF good wishes will add years, the
| kaiser will see many more happy ann.ver
| saries.
| The guests numbered twenty-four. The
| German flag flew from the embassy staff
all day and many diplomats called to offer
! their fluctuations to the ambassador and
| Baroness Won Sternburg. Baron Sternburg
sent message of greeting and congratula-
ton to his sovereign. He was able to in
! form the dinner company last night that,
| according to late advices the health of
| his majesty continued to improve.
! Miss Carrie Newmeyer of Havre de Grace.
! Nd, and Mr.. Abe Kuselle of Baltimore
! were married in the small ball room at
! Rauscher's last night by Rabbi Stern. Aza-
| leas and palms adorned the room and We're
grouped about the space where the cere-
| mouy took place. An orchestra played the
| wedding marches and throughout the din
ner and dance The couple attended by
| Messrs E. Newmyer, the brother of the
! this city, Morton j. Myer of Philadelphia
| and the following Baltimoreans: Mac En-
| rich, Sol Whitehill Harry Calm, Harry
| WittgenStein, Isaac Wolf and Abe Delevie.
| Miss Hilda Newmyer was her sisters only
| attendant, with Mr.. Charles kuselle, the
4 uncle of the bridegroom as best man. 1he
| bride was beautifully gowned in white
| crepe de chine and a tulle veil fastened
| under lilies of the valley. The gown OF the
| maid of honor was also of crepe de chine and
| lace Her flowers were roses. The party
afterward sat down to a dinner served
| in the green room at small tables. With
| the bride and groom were the parents OF
| the former, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Newmyer; Mr..
| and Mrs. NJ Blumenthal of this city, Miss
| Hirsh of Baltimore, and the best man and
| bridesmaid. Other guests We're Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Myers, Mr.. Sol katz, Mr. Flu
! gene Calm of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Max Lewis, Mrs. Young, Mr. T. Burnhimer,
| Mr.. Ben Myers, Mr. A Rosenstock, Miss
Eta Goodman and Miss Rena Fleishman,
| all of Baltimore.
| Miss Marcie McLennan. daughter of Mr.
| and Mrs VIM F. McLennan, was married
yesterday afternoon at the family resi-
| deEce, 1915 F street TO Mr.. Gwynn r. Han
| cock of the Artillery Corps, u. S. A. The
| wedding was followed by a reception at .
| O'Clock to intimate friends. The McLennan
| family being in mourning the wedding was
| a quiet one. After a short trip Mr.. ana
| Mrs. Hancock will reside at Fortress Mon
| roe Va, where the bridegroom is stationed.
Miss Piiling of 1896 18th street will be at
home to her friends tomorrow, and will
| have with her Mrs Blick of Baltimore.
| Mrs. JOS A. Arnolds of 134 9th street
northeast has returned after a months
visit at her old home in Columbus. Ind
A wedding of interest to many Washing
| tcnians was that which took place at the
parsonage of the Ninth Street Christian
Il rtrn hos < H.
| ing the contracting parties being Miss
| Carrie Maddux and Mr.. Francis Carver
Bates the two little nieces of the bride
acting flower girls. while the brother OF
| the groom, MI l.. w. Bates, was best man.
| The bride is the daughter of Mr.. Thomas H.
! Maddux. The groom is a prominent mem
Der of Columbia Typographical Union
| OF this city. Owing TO recent deaths IN Inc
families of the contracting parties the mar
| riage was a quiet one. and only their i'm
| mediate relatives were in attendance.
Mr.. Duncan Ransdell was given
prise by his wife and friends Wednesday
evening at his home in honor of his twenty
eighth birthday Mrs. Ransdell was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. DIR. Frank Al
len. Games were INDUCED i'll and refresh
ments were served. Among those present
were DR.. and Mrs. Frank Allen, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Meyer Miss Thompson, Mrs.
d. Forney, Messrs Stevenson. Frank Muir
ray, James Keogh, E. f. Latimer and Mr..
Dan Ruben.
Mrs and Miss Peters of Columbia road
will be at home tomorrow afternoon for the
last time before Lent.
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Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Conrad Richter and Minnie Herbert.
Daniel A. Sadgwar and Mary F. Jennings.
Frank Jones and Mamie S. Carter.
Francis c. Bates and Carrie ]. Maddox.
Samuel j. Harrison and Emma p. Night
engale.
Ruben w. Isdell and Mabel E. Boyer
Bernard Harty and Elizabeth l.. Fletcher.
Munroe Winston and Carrie Garnett