Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-29

uon dt the American legauOn at Fanaua
September 16. It was given in honor Of
the president of the republic and Mrs.
Amador. and American and Panaman flags.
flowers lights. etc, were used with elabo-
rate effect President Roosevelt's portrait.
draped with flags, had conspicuous place.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Van
| Corlandt Parker and Mr.. Roland Lyman
Of Boston will take place Wednesday noon,
October 20. at Epiphany Church, and will
be followed by small reception at the
home of Col. and Mrs. James Parker.
Mr.. Theodore Delavigne and Miss Fannie
Dorsey Of Zip M street northwest were
married yesterday at the cathedral in Bal
| timore.
A party was given by Miss Mollie Nc
Kimmie Tuesday last at her home, 100 Des
| Moines street. Brightwood Park Dancing
and games were enjoyed until late hour
after which refreshments were served. The
| table and dining room were tastefully deco
| rated with roses and ferns. Among those
present were the Misses Maud Butler, Nellie
Donovan, May De Walt. Mary Harvey,
Gloria Richter Aurelia Lusky, Agnes
Saxty Agnes Hagen, Helen Monderi May
Lederer. May Maxwell, 4dable Saxton,
| Lizzie praley, Margaret Yates and Nellie
O'Connor, and Messrs. Jerry Sullivan,
Richard Morris, Walter Benton. Harry
Smith Dorm Norris, Arthur McGill John
McKimmie, Harry Deggs, Charlie Lederer,
John Kane, Arthur Logan, Charles McKim-
mie, Willie Huston, George Richard, Oscar
Adams and George Mckimmie.
Mr.. Charles Carroll has arrived in this
country for a visit to his father. ex-GOy-
ernor Carroll of Marland. Mrs. Charles
Carroll, who was Miss Suzanne Bancroft
is abroad. The couple live in Paris. Mr..
Carroll brought his young son over with
him.
A pretty wedding took place at st. Alloy
sius parsonage, this city, Rev. DR.. Nc
Carthy officiating, at noon yesterday. The
contracting parties were Miss Laura Re
gina, the pretty and talented daughter of
Mr.. M. ]. Grove of Maryland, and the
groom Mr.. George Cost Biser, a young
business man of Myersdale, Pa. The bride
was daintily gowned in white. carrying a
white prayer book, from which hung a
cluster of rose buds tied with ribbons. Az
ter the ceremony a wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the brides brother,
Mr.. Bernard L. Grove, after which the
young couple left for an extended tour
south. They will make their future home
at Myersdale Pa.
1.-THE Survivors" a social organization
consisting of a party of friends who have
taken many outings together and met with
numerous noval and thrilling experiences,
met last evening in annual reunion at the
residence of it's president, DR.. Samuel
Deckmann. The experiences met with by
the members of the club on it's last tour
were enthusiastically related with many
interesting and new amplifications. Sew
eral games OF euchre were played, boun-
tiful repast served. after which dancing
was INDUCED in until a late hour Among
| the members of the club present were DR..
and Mrs. Samuel Deckmann, Mrs. Eliza
| beth D. Steiwer Mrs. Henry Schuldt
Misses Mae Toole, Rosa Steiwer, Flora
| Schuldt and Messrs. Rudolph Jouvenal,
Frederick G. Calvert, J. B. Cantwell. Ed
ward Steiwer, Raymond Deckmann and
| Gus. A. Schuldt.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Madel of Washington
D. C., who, with their daughter Edna, have
been spending the summer in Cumberland
| entertained there in honor of the eleventh
| anniversary of her marriage last night
| Cards We're the main diversion although
| music, both vocal and instrumental, and
dancing were most pleasurable features. A
splendid luncheon was served. Mr.. and Mrs
Madel were presented with magnificent
| bouquet of cut flowers. Those who won the
! prizes at cards were: First, Miss Davidson;
| BOBBY, Miss Woodworth consolation Mrs
| J. H. Holzshu. Among those present were
| Miss Washington of Washington D. c.;
| Mrs. Nelson of Baltimore Mr.. and Mrs. ].
| H. Holzshu, DR.. Ford, DR.. Richard Mel
| son, Mrs. Frank Lee Carl, Misses Wood
| worth, Docherty, Davidson, Hayes, Back
ofen, Smith and Coleman.
| DR.. and Mrs H A. Polkinborn have re-
turned from their trip to Atlantic City.
| MeSSTS william w mite and Henry Good
son of Portsmouth, Va, are visiting Mr.
| Harry Gaskins of Goth street northwest
invitations have been issued by Mrs Guy
| Carlton for the marriage of her daughter
| jamie, to DR.. Frederick L. Hunt on We'd
| nesday evening, October -, at O. o'clock at
| ST. Andrews Church.
Colonel and Mrs. Robert Jameson return
| ed from st. Louis today
Mr.. Arthur E. Smith and bride returned
| today from an extended visit west
| Mr. John X. Graham leaves tomorrow for
New Orleans for stay of some weeks
DIR. and Mrs H. c. Duffey have returned
| from visit to Easton and Delaware Water
GAP.
Miss Marie Parker and mother of Pitts
| burg. Pa, are visiting Mrs. Walter A.
Clapp of P street.
Representative Hit, who was so seriously
| Ill previous to going to Bar Harbor and
| since, has greatly improved in health. He
and Mrs. Hit left there yesterday for New