Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-28
out Of their way TO express and fnan-
ctally the AFFAIR was great success

The marriage of Miss Leila Williams and
Mr.. Diver Cromwell Hfne was quietly cele-
brated last Thursday evening at the bride 8
home, No. 1746 n street. Miss Williams Is
MT: Hlne 10 the son Of Judge L. q. Hine.
land administration. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DIR. @. r. Peter of
this city. The bride was unattended and
Mr.. Carroll Purman OF Washington was
best man. Despite the quiet nature Of the
af1adr, the two immediate families and the
friends that assembled to witness the mar
Rage gave the couple many happy congrat-
ulatons. The bride received beautiful pres
ents. including silver and several generous
checks. The bride was beautifully gowned
In white lace over white silk and tulle veil
and orange blossoms. very becoming to her
blonde beauty. The house was beautifully
decorated with palms. bride roses and
American Beauty roses. The bay window
where the couple stood to be married was
a perfect bower of palms and roses.
After spending several weeks on the
coast they will return to- Washington.
where Mr.. Hine contemplates residing per
manently.
A surprise party was given Mr.. and MRS.
VIM. r. McChesney OF Chillum Valley Md,
by their children and grandchildren, on
Tuesday. the 18th Of May, 1904 The event
choice musical program was rendered.
after which al partook of the sumptuous
collation. provided by the surprise party.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Brashers. Mrs. Rhine, Miss Viola Rhine.
Mrs. DR.. Luther A. Brown, Miss Moselle
Brown Mr.. Harry Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. H
B. Brown, Miss Blanche Brown. Master
Earl Brown, DR.. Jno. R. McChesney, Mr..
Robert McChesraey, Mr.. Ellsworth McChes-
ney, Mr.. William McChesney, jr., Miss Su-
sie McChesney, Mr.. Elmer McChesney, MI.
VIM. r. Brown and Mr.. and Mrs z. z.
Jordan.
Miss M. F. Hall has gone to Clifton
Forge. Va, to see her half brother, Mr..
George e. Gilliland, who was lately In
jured at that place.
Mrs. C. w. Schneider of the Columbia
Heights Art Club and selected as deio-
gate of the Federation Club Of Women. is
enjoying the exposition at st. Louis.
Mrs Helen Lamont of New York will be
in town a few weeks, visiting her relatives.
and 10 at present q guest Of her sister, MIS-.
G. w. Schneider, at 2O2S 10th street, ana
will be pleased to see her old friends here
Miss Fannie Evelyn Wallis and DR.. Her
bert r. Morgan were married at the homo
OF the brides uncle, DR.. c. w. Scott. We'd
nesday evening, May Is. at O'Clock. By
the Rev. Lucien Clarke, D. D.
The parlor and reception rooms were
deliberately decorated with maidenhair
ferns and white roses, the bay window with
a pyramid of palms. The dining room was
In green and bridesmaids roses. AS the
party entered the parlor the wedding march
was played by the groom's sister, Mrs. A.
B. Hodges. on the piano. which was the
groom's wedding gift to the bride. The
bridal couple was preceded by the maid OF
honor, Miss Olea M. Wood of this city, h .r
only attendant and the best man, Prof J.
M. Mcconnell Of South Carolina. The oiide
wore soft, fluffy dress of white silk with
lace ruffies. She carried brides roses. but
wore no gloves The maid Of honor was
Hoo VDlry al In nj
carried pink carnations. Only inc meln-
bers Of the two families Witnessed the cere-
mony which was followed by large re-
ception. Among those present were many
out-of-town guests The couple were the
recipients Of many handsome presents, In
GLIDING cut glass and silver. The new.y
married couple left on the IL o'clock train
for st. Louis. After July DR.. and Mrs
Morgan will be at home to their Trends at
30241a U street northwest.
The home of Mrs Quassari was the scene
OF a merry gathering of young folks Tues
day evening, the occasion being the third
birthday anniversary of her granddaughter
Edna. After music and games the little
ones assembled in the dining room. where
dainty repast awaited them A large birth
day cake, containing three lighted candles,
stood in the center of the table. The little
hostess extinguished the candles and cut
the first slice of cake.
Marie. violet and Flossie Heineman, Leah
Gladmon, Bessie Simpson. Ethel Johnson.
Ethel Copes Emma Hodges, Olga BarnetZ,
Blanche Rauchenstein. Marie buckhoisz'
Carl and Arthur Simpson, Frank ana
Charlie Biondi and George Heineman.
The usual Friday evening hop at Fort
Myer. was omitted this week and concert
was given by the 18th Cavalry Band from
$50 to $50 m.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Reed have moved
fl ON 1904 Sd street. LIE Droit Park, to 1913
Vernon avenue northwest, washington
Heights, their new home. Mrs j. X; Jones
Of iowa. Mrs. Reeds mother. is with her
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter A. Johnston will be
at home to their friends Fridays, June
and 10. after o'clock. the Villa, Kensing-
ton, Nd
delightful surprise party was given to
Ida Kicnner at sos 7 street northwest on
Tbursday. Nav &c Piano solos and diff
ferent games were much enjoyed. Ihose
present were Ruth Tappan. Raymond Fitch
icon Gertrude Gibbs, Verne Hughes, Elsie
Ernst William Ryan, Natalie Peacock.
Bernard Crane, Florence Moore ana kath-
crime Peacock.
Mrs. Sutherland, wife of S. F. Sutherland
of the Few York Sun, and niece of NJ. H.
de Young of San Francisco, is here on q
short visit at the Plaza. Mrs. sutherland
pleasant chat with him.
Miss Orpha Ernst entertained number
of her friends yesterday evening at her
residence, % street northeast, In honor of
her 10th birthday Cinderella and other
games we're played. Music. both vocal and
instrumental was an interesting feature.
Among the many beautiful presents receiv-
ed was q diamond ring At a late hour re-
freshments were served
The Graduate Club Of Columbian Uni
yersity gave a reception to the graduates of
1904 in the library of the university on
Thursday evening, May 20. The members of
the clup, of the faculty and of the gradual
ing classes were received by President
Needhan and a long line of officials and
their wives Later in the evening music,
dancing and refreshments were enjoyed.
An anniversary requiem mass for the
late Mrs Madeline Vinton Dablgren and
Josiah Pierce, jr, will be said on May %
and July 80 at the chapel of st. Joseph
of the Sacred Heart at Dahlen, Md, Mrs.
Josiah Pierce's summer home.
Mr. Charles G. Prentiss has issued In
vitations to the marriage reception of his
daughter. Miss Augusta Winifred Prentiss,
to Mr.. Franklin Day Keith of Worcester,
Mass, Wednesday evening, June 8.