Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-17

| parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Leonberger,
where delicious repast was served The
house also was handsomely decorated with
| palms and flowers. Mr.. and Mrs. Beale
have gone on a wedding trip to Brooklyn.
| N. Y. They will reside at 41S 18th street
northeast upon their return.
One of the prettiest of the early fall we'd
dings took place at noon Wednesday, Sep
TENDER H. at the home of the bride, Wallace
| ten, Va, when Miss Veronica McGehee
Wallace. daughter of Capt. and Mrs. John
G. Wallace, became the wife of DR.. Amber
Albert Marsteller. Rev. Father Drake of
| the Church of the Sacred Heart, Norfolk,
performed the ceremony. The matron of
| honor was Mrs. Charles R: Van de Carr of
Stockport-on- Hudson, N. Y, sister of the
bride. The brother of the bride. Mr.. George
T. Wallace, acted as best man. and the
| flower girl was little Miss Veronica Sabine
| Wallace niece of the bride. The bride
wore white silk crepe de chine and carried
| a shower bouquet of bride roses and maiden
hair fern tied with white gauze Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Van
| de Carr of Stockport, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs.
William M. Wallace and daughter of Wash
| ington, Mr.. G. T. Wallace and Mr. John G.
Wallace jr., of Norfolk, Va; Mrs. Milburn
\ of Alexandria, Va; Miss Bessie Riddick of
! Hartford. N. c.; Miss Bessie Ferebee and
| Calvert Ferebee of Norfolk, Va. The we'd
ding gifts were both handsome and numer-
| Gus, and included silverware, cut glass Ia
| BILE linen, china and bric-a-brac. After
| wedding trip which will be spent In the
| north DR. and Mrs. Marsteller will come to
| Washington to reside. The bride ana
groom are both members of old Virginia
| families.
| Mr. and Mrs Lambert F. Bergman of
1000 M street northwest have closed their
| cottage at Washington Grove and returned
| home, with their niece, Emma Mae wilson.
Messrs. Edward Farrell. Thomas Cannon
| and Robert Brock have returned from
pleasant trip to New York. Atlantic CITY
and Philadelphia.
The Congenials will give the opening
dance of the season next Thursday evening"
September % at National Rifles armory.
DR.. j. r. Wellington has returned to the
| city.
The engagement of Miss Florence A. WI
SON., daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. =. WIZ
son. to Mr. William F. Elliott has been an
nounced The wedding will take place DC
tober 10.
Mrs. E. M. Chunn of Capitol Hill is visit
ing relatives in Moorefeld, w. Va.
A pleasant evening was spent at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner. 2o2 llth street
northeast, Tuesday last, the occasion peins
a party in honor of their cousin, MISS kaht-
arine Wagner of Baltimore Mrs. Wagner
was assisted in receiving by her sister, Miss
ing were INDUCED in until a late hour
Among Tie guests present were Mrs.
! Alternately, Mrs. Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Spite and daughter. Mr. and Mrs Jerome
Dandelet, Mr.. and Mrs Edward McWill-
hanson and daughter the Misses M. Glenn
ans, E. Alternately, Alta Frazier. M. Dan
delt. Marie Money. Mary l4ippold. Margaret
ard Emmie McWilliamson, Messrs James
l. and w McWilliamson, Arthur Luskey,
Randolph Moreland, g. Lippold, c. kier-
man, c. Dandelet, w. Cooley and James
Thompson.
Thursday evening there was quite a
large gathering Of little folks at $50 E
street southwest to celebrate the 9th birth
day Of Emma Louise Thompson. Music and
games were the feature Of the evening. The
rooms were beautifully decorated. The lit
tie hostess received a number of presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Gordon left last night
for the worlds fair, Colorado Springs and
Denver and will be away two weeks.
Dr. H. c. Duffey and wife have returned
from the west
A birthday party was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Louis ]. Melchior, 1923 D street
northeast last evening it being the twenty
first and twenty third anniversaries of his
sons George and James. Following es-
tablished custom George being the last to
attain his majority he was presented with
fine gold watch and chain by his parents.
Both received other handsome and useful
presents. after which supper was served
and music and games enjoyed up to a late
Mrs. EStella Stuart, Mr.. William H. Mel
chior, Miss Lena Moreland Mrs. Addie
Shannon, Mrs. Lille Halliday and Mrs. Rosie
Towers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton E. Emig and
daughter have returned from a six weeks
visit to friends in York, Lancaster and Per-
ry counties, Pennsylvania. The trip was
made in Mr. E,mip'S automobile.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Helen Bernadette McMenamin to Mr.. AL
belt William Thiel of Seattle, Washington.
The wedding will take place in October.
Miss Sadie Y. Lynn of Richmond, Va,
has returned to her home. She has been
spending her vacation with her aunts, the
Misses A. and E. Yeatman of 73S 18th street
northwest.
Mrs. Joseph N. Whitney has returned
from a pleasant summer at Monterey Inn,
Blue Ridge Summit, and is at 1919 18th
street northwest
Mrs Norman R. Jenner has returned to
the city from her trip to South Dakota and
st. Louis
Mrs. Mary F. Snyder and Miss Rosa
Snyder have removed to 1861 Harvard
their friends.
Miss Susie Pitcher of Georgetown, who
has been spending the summer in Virginia
has returned to town.
Mrs. NJ. L. Austin and daughter, Miss
Eta H. Austin, have been at the worlds
fair, ST. Louis, for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Magruder Lowe have
sent out cards for the marriage of their
daughter. Lulu Neale Lowe, to Mr.. John
Osborn Gheen. on Wednesday, October 5,
at $50 pm., ST. Andrews Church.
Minister Barrett, who has Just had the
American legation at Panama fitted up
comfortably, narrowly escaped being abb
sent himself at the housewarming dinner
party on September 2. Missing ship con-
nection, he was obliged to charter a spe-
cial train to reach his new quarters ahead
of his guests. The guest of honor at the