Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-03

| Emmert, Hattie Nicholson, Mary Zim-
norman. George Evans. Mary Handy.
Leon Trudewind, Margaret Becker, MIN
ME Schneider, Bright Handy. Viola Ingle,
Charlie Burton, George Brandt, Margaret
Schneider. Gussie Rott, Ewald Schneider,
Gertrude Nicholson, George Knowel, Mrs.
| Schneider, Mrs. w. B. Handy, Mrs. Nichol-
| son and Mrs. Step.
| beautiful reception in the way of a
| surprise, party was given last evening
/ by Mr.. Thomas d. Schnopp and Mr. d.
OC. ODonoghue, tr., at the residence Of
| the former. 31s Florida avenue north
F. o'Donoghue. who have recently re-
| turned to Washington from their honey
moon. Those present were Mr.. Thomas d.
Schnopp and family, Mr.; r: F. o.Donog-
Miss Mabel Brown, Mr.. John A. Schnopp
and family, Mr.. George Chorus, jr., and
family, Miss Mitchell, Mr.. Lyons. Mr.
| Fitzgerald. Miss Sievers. Miss Florian
and Mrs. Kate Rupert, Mr.. Rupert Mrs
Ellis, Mr.. B. Freeman, Mr.. Charles Doran
Mrs Jerome McWilliams. Mr.. Earl
Schnopp and Mr.. Weiss and family. After
pleasing musical program. in which Mr.
| Earl Schnopp and Mr.. d. O'C Donoghue
5r., acquitted themselves most admirably
| In comic and serio-comic songs, a supper
| was served.
The Fairmont Euchre Club reorganized
last evening for the third year at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Connie L. Bell. 1903
| 9th street northwest. Mr.. c. Shelly was
| elected president and Miss Alice Turner sec
| rotary. AT the conclusion of business the
| members repaired to the tastefuly decorat-
| ed dining room, where refreshments were
served.
An All Halloween party was given by
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Terry at their subur-
| ban residence Monday night last The
rooms were beautifully decorated with au-
.nmn leaves lanterns and pumpkins, and
the various Halloween pranks were enjoyed
AFTER music, games and dancing the merry
party marched to the dining room, where
refreshments were served. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Terry, Mr.. and
MRS Ralph Wallace, Mrs Frank Beaumont
MRS John Thomas, the Misses Aline Terry
| Mildred Mays, Grace Myers. Florence John
son, Frances and Ethel Stealey, Louise
| COX, W1nifred Whitaker, Margaret Smith,
Louise Wilson, Mabelle Russell. Elizabeth
| Brown, Lottie and Hazel Faulkner. Anna
frank Terry, Raymond Terry. Richard
Beaumont, Jack Ramsford George Yundt,
| vernon and Glenn Chapman, Horatio Mel
! valle, Everette Perkins, Paul Newman,
Frank Stewart. Charles Russell, Harold
| carpenter, Walter Cox, VIII Saunders Joe
Sanford and Herbert Adams.
Miss Marion Virginia Wilson and Mr.
| Charles Mason Martin of Parkersburg. w.
| va, We're the central figures in a beautiful
| marriage ceremony at 5 o'clock yesterday
| at Eplpf any Church. The company gather
| ed TO witness the marriage was large and
| representative one and included members
| OF the older Washington families as well as
number of out-of-town friends. Mr.. Pow
| ell Mlnnegerode, Mr.. Duncan Bradley. Mr..
Randolph Coyle, Mr.. William Mattheson.
| Mr. Walter Clarkson and Mr.. Charles f.
| wilson were the ushers The bride, who
came in church with her father Mr. Will
| lam James Wilson, was preceded to the altar
| by her sister, Miss Julia Wilson, as maid
| OF honor, and the Misses Frances Downing,
| Helen Clabaugh, Edith Totten, Isabel
| Gregory and Gertrude Schaffer of this city
| and Ora Wilson, sister of the bridegroom,
| were bridesmaids. Mr.. William Peterkin
| of West Virginia was best man. Rev. Ran
! dolph McKim, DID,, was the officiating
| clergyman. The chancel was set with palms
| and bouquets of white chrysanthemums
| adorned the altar and marked off the re-
| served pews.
diaphanous falls being over chiffon and soft
| silk. Orange blossoms caught her tulIe veil
| to her hair, and a pretty diamond orna-
ment cleaned in her collar band. Her
| flowers were lilies of the valley in shower
| style. The maid of honor was in light blue
| liberty satin, with lace yoke and her
| blue tulle hat was trimmed with plumes.
| Her bouquet was of white chrysanthemums
The bridesmaids were all in white though
| their modish gowns of liberty silk had CIR
dies of blue. Their hats were large and
! white, and their bouquets made of white
chrysanthemums.
| A reception followed at the Wilson home
| when the host assisted by his daugh-
| ter, Miss Wilson and the bridegroom $
| mother, Mrs Martin. The house was deco
rated with chrysanthemums, and in the
dining room the table was decked with
white blossoms.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin left later for a we'd
| ding trip, and when it is completed will go
to Parkersburg, w. Va, where their home
is to be.
Wedding bells rang merrily last even
ing at Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal
Church, when Miss Virginia Reeves Luck
ett was given In marriage to Mr.. Charles
Audley Galbraith of Russelvile, Tonnes
see The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Henry r. Naylor, DID, in the presence of
a large number of relatives and friends.
The bride is an attractive and popular
young lady, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Luckett, and great-granddaugh-
ter of Gen. John Whitlock of revolutionary
fame. The church was beautifully decorat-
ed with palms, autumn leaves and cut flow
ers. The family pews were designated by
large cornucopias of American Beauty
roses. The bride entered with her father,
and was preceded by her school girl sister,
Miss Edith Prescott Luckett, as maid of
honor. Mr.. Clarence H. Green of Lynch
burg, Va, was best man. The bride was
daintily gowned in panne crepe de chine,
over taffeta, trimmed with duchess lace.
Her tulle veil was caught with lilies of the
valley and ornaments of pearls and dia-
monds. She carried a shower bouquet of
orchids and lilies of the valley The maid
or honor wore white silk and carried
pink chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids,
who were Miss Frances Bibby of Charles
ton, w. Va. Miss Margaret Luckett, Miss
Florence O. Brien, Miss Cora McCarty, Mss
Sadie E. Dodge and Miss Marie Breitbarth
of this city. wore Paris muslin. over taffeta,
and carried bouquets of white chrysanthe-
NUNS. The ushers were Mr.. Byers NJ.
Bachman and Mr.. ]. Burns Duke of Ten
nessee, Mr.. William K. Harlow and Mr..
Joseph N. Hornbaker of Virginia, Mr..
George L. Whitford and DR.. Thaddeus p.
Bell Of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Galbraith
left on the southern train for Palm Beach,
Fla. and a brief visit to the groom's home
in Tennessee. The brides going-away gown
was of brown broadcloth, tailor made, with
imported hat to match On their return
they will reside at the De Soto on Massa-
chusetts avenue, where they will receive
their friends after December 1. The pres
ents of silver, cut glass, china and works
of art were quite numerous and beautiful
Tuesday evening the bridal party was de-
lightfully entertained by Miss Luckett at
her home 18th street.
pleasant time was spent at the home of
Miss Annie Kramer at Winthrop Heights,
D. c., Monday evening. Music, games and
refreshments were enjoyed. Various Hal
loween pranks were also a feature of the
evening Among those present were the
Misses Lucille Howard. Cecilia Fenwick,
Dorothy Heatherstone, Louise Elliot, Jessie
Miller Katie Jolliffer, Lille Jolliffer, An
ME Kramer, Mr. William IIeider, Stuart
HavS Rutland Elliot Eyrett Landlord.