Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-09
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reception. The presents received were of
varied character and included many beau
tiful piecesS~ al, china and bric-a-pfac-
Among the nretents were exquisite pieces
from the two Sunday school classes, and
Haviiand china dinner set from the Tako-
ma town council and citizens of Takoma
Park. Il
charming home wedding took place
Tuesday evening in this city at the resi-
dence of Mrs. l. D. Arnold, sister or the
bride. Miss Fannie Jones OF King George
county, Va, from which county the groom,
Mr.. Calvin Willard Norris, also halls. He
is a son of. Mr.. c. C. J. Norris of Washing
ton, and went down into that country four
benefit of his health which is much
improved Rev. Forrest J. Prettyman OF
the Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church
South OBLIGATED, after which dainty col
lation was served to the company gathered
in honor of the occasion, which consisted
only of relatives of the contracting par
ties, among whom were Misses Anne and
Grace Bevan of Baltimore, Mrs. Lucy b.
Marstellar, Miss Sarah B. Potts, Mrs. Su-
sic B. Boughton and Miss Lizzie Boughton
of Virginia, Mrs. Margaret Larman, MISS
Beatrice A. Larman, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt A.
HOlton,s Mrs. Mary A. Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Biackford, Mrs. c. w. Romney and
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. j.. Norris Of Washing
ton.
Among the many beautiful presents were
a gold watch and chain and several other
articles from United States Senator-elect
and Mrs. Rayner of Baltimore cousins OF
the bride, and an array of silver, cut glass,
linen and bric-a-brac from other friends.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. j.
Norris, parents of the groom, gave re-
ception in honor of the bridal couple, at
which all the wedding guests and numer-
Gus others were present.
feature of the evening was the unvell-
ing of picture, just come home that day,
representing Willard Grange, in the town
ship of Sheffield. Berkshire county, Mass,
Of tbn fl>p1 Mt
family, built IN 1741. 1t was built by simon
Willard, the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. t-grand-
father of the groom, who was himself the
grandson of Mai. Simon Willard, the first
immigrant of the name to this country.
one of the founders of Concord, Mass,
and the prOgenitor of many eminent men
and women among them two presidents OF
Harvard University and the late Frances
E. willard, founder of the w. c. T. U. The
Wizards of Washington and Lieut. Gov.
Joseph Willard of Virginia are also among
mis- descendants.
Music and humorous Rotations contrib
uted to the gayety of the evening
buffet luncheon was served In the
dining room from 10 to IL, Mrs Mary
A. Gibbs and Mrs. Fred Blackford presid-
ing at the main table and Miss Beatrice A.
Larman pouring coffee at the side.
Mr.. and Mrs; Norris left for brief trip
through Virginia, and will be at home to
their friends at their country place. Sirron
Farm, near Wilmont landing, on the Rap
pahannock, after the 18th instant.
Miss Lois Dyer of this city will be a
bridesmaid at the marriage of Miss Edna
G. Howard ShertZer, daughter of DIR. ana
Mrs. A. Trego Ehertzer to Mr.. Carl Chrys-
Ter Austin Of Isockport, N. T., son OF MI;
and Mrs. G., Goodrich Austin, which will
take place Tuesday afternoon. April II, at
Christ Church, Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles William Powers of
Harvard street on the evening of April ,,
complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Martin
Scranage who, WI leave shortly Tor AT. At
decorated with jonluils and white hya-
cinths and FERNS gifts of friend who was
prevented by Illness from being present
The ladies' prizes We're won by mrs Mrs
ton and the winners of the gentlemen's
prizes were Mr.. Cyrus Mantz and Mr.. Eu-
gene Russell After refreshments, nu-
steal program was enjoyed. Vocal and :n-
strumental solos were rendered by Mr..
John Robert, Richardson. The guests were:
Miss May Hustled. Miss Alice Paret, Miss
Mabel Russell Hiss Charlotte RooTne,
Mr.. Percy Russell, Mr.. Cyrus Mantz, MIR.
Leonard Chapman. Mr.. Eugene Russell.
Mrs Pauline Russell, Mrs. Edward Roone,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Martin Scranage, MI and
Mrs. Walter P. Ramsey. DIR. and Mrs
Samuel d. Barr, Mr. and Mrs. John Robert
Richardson Mr.. and Mrs. James Chatham
Towers Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Dalton.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Simms, Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred T. Gage, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B.
Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs. William Oscar
Roome, ST., Mr. and Mrs. William Oscar
Roome jr., and Mr. and Mrs. William
Mercer Harris.
Mrs c. e Winner has announced the
marriage of her daughter, Pearl, to Mr.. A.
De Sales Langley. Monday, April 4, 1904. at
ST. Peters Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Langley
will be at nome to their friends Sunday,
April 10, from to pm. at their residence,
219 street southeast.
The announcement of the marriage of
Miss Florence May Dean and Mr.. Mark
Rittenhouse Woodward, which took place
in New York city on February y. came as
a surprise to their friends in this city. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
E. Dean of Mayard Falls. N. Y. The groom
is the youngest son of Mrs. Martha j.
Woodward and the late Mark r. Wood
ward of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Woodward
will reside at 40S NJ street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs William A King gave de-
lightful dance for their young daughters
Thursday evening at their home on Capitol
HILL Among those present were the Misses
Wilson of Portsmouth. Va, and Ella Quis-
enbury of Richmond Olive Demorest, Har-
riet Keep, Anabei Keep, Ruth Field, Joe
Mitscher. Emmie Thompson, Grace Towns
end Helen Sims, Lucie Chichester Compton,
Ruth Burnside of Hyattsvitle, Md; Rosa
Sothoron King and Mary Lleweliyn king,
and the Messrs. Frank Titus, Carl Van
Enron, Harmon Linthicum, Clyde Dunning-
ton. Fairfax Oyster, Francis King. Edmund
Pardee. Will Miller, George Thorn, Captain
Tewkesbury, and Lieutenants Harold Burn
side and Percy Gray, and Quartermaster
Ralph Sasscer, from the Maryland Asricui-
tural College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Blum announce the
barmitzya of their son. Norman. AT home
to their friends Sunday evening, April 10,
to 10. at 1910 South Carolina avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan and daughter Ag-
mes of Buffalo are visiting friends In this
city.
Miss Raphael Ellis has returned from a
brief trip TO Baltimore, where she went to
attend a reception given by Mr.. and Mrs.
g. Bruce Wolcott of Calvert street
Miss Emma E. Bailey of 1921 P street
northwest is visiting her cousin in Allan
tic City for about ten days.
Mrs JuniuscParker of New York is visit
ing Mrs Walter Wells, at the Portland.
Miss Caledonia Mccall has gone to Flo
rida for the benefit of her health. While
in her native state she will pay visit to
her cousin, Mrs. H. M. Flagler of Palm
Beach. {..
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