Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-23

/
Yvon Pike, atsther home on r street, ior
a few weeks %Drior to the sailing OF the
regiment for the Philippines.
| Mrs William S. Lackey has returned from
| her visit to New York, and is at the Nor
| man. 1928 Massac husetts avenue northwest,
| where she will zbe pleased to see her 1rlehos.
| pretty wedding occurred at 416 l. street
southeast Wednesday, January 90, when
| the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Nj. Hardy,
| Miss Bessie A. and Mr. BENJAMIN n. Ro-
| land were married by Rev. j. I. NICHOLSON
| The ceremony was performed in the pres
ence of large number of friends and rela-
| tives of the young couple. Miss Annie
! Cadle was maid of honor. Mr.. Abe Starm
was best man. Miss Lottie Ella played the
| wedding march. The young couple were
| the recipients of many beautiful gifts. Mr.
| and Mrs Benjamin n Roland Will be pleas
! ed to see their friends at 416 l. street south
| east.
surprise stag was rendered Mr.. Terry
! j. McMahon Monday night at his residence
| on Rhode Island avenue. the occasion being
| his twenty-first birthday. Vocal selections
were rendered by Messrs. Norman Atchi-
| son, John German, ]. Hanley and Tom
| Shoemaker. Among those present were
| Messrs r. Jones and W. Fitzgerald of New
| York Oscar G. ClaXton, Irving Rea. c. j.
| Parkinson. S. Dolan, ]. Boyle. A Spiker,
| NJ O'Brien, John Mccarthy. John German,
| Tom Shoemaker, J. Hanley, Harmon Burns,
| J. Connell, H. Ramsdell, Norman Atchison
c. Palmer, d. Hurdle, p. Harveycutter.
Rout Wesenbaum, Smith and T. +. Nc
| Mahon.
| est daughter of the late Judge d. S. Payne
| of San Jose, Cal. and niece of Mrs. Lewiston
Fairchild and of Miss Dow of CaZenoV1a,
N V to Lieutenant Thaddeus Brem Seigle,
| United States army. of Charlotte, n. G.,
| took place on the morning of January IA,
| 1904 at St Peters Episcopal Church, Gaze
novia. N. Y. -.
Mrs J. Sylvester Phillips has cards out
| for Friday, January 20, at o'clock.
| A pleasant surprise party given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Seamark. 1856
| Az street southwest Monday evening in
honor of Miss Sophia Wolfe. Several piano
| solos were rendered by Miss M. McCauley,
| followed by vocal solos by Mr.. H. Balmut
! and Mr. O. Burrows. Games were enjoyed,
| after which refreshments were served
! Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
| Seamark. Mr.. and Mrs. Bruder, Misses l..
and M. McCauley. Misses G: and NJ Sea
| mark, M Donaldson, l.. Heitzler. NJ Tri-
| ford, Clara Worch. A. Smith and A. Wood
| bridge. Mrs. J. Seamark; j. Duehring, j.
| Kelley. H. Balmut. E. Norris, H. Minton,
| c. Bently, a. Poore. H. Apperson. S. Col
| Inns. w Broddus, J. German, J. Edelin, and
o. Burrows
Mrs Mary r. Croft. 1901 N street, will not
! he at home Tuesday, January rs, but VIII
| receive Tuesdays IN feDruary.
A., o,d Mrs s J. Prescott, 1913 Howard
.yanue northwest have left for two
| months tour of Florida, Cuba and Jamaica.
Miss Nellie Alling of Woodbridge. Va, Is
ar the residence of her sister, Mrs. s. ].
prascott t51S Howard avenue northwest.
| where she Will be pleased to receive her
| friends.
| A delightful reception was given by MISS
cornne Tunstall at her apartments In the
plaza Thursday evening. She was assisted
| In receiving by Mrs. NickleS. Miss Bertha
Erances Wolfe and Miss Edith A. Welker.
The rooms were decorated with cut flowers.
Mains. etc. The dining room was In. red
and white Recltatlons were gwen by MISS
Wolfe and Miss Katherine Garner and
niano music by the hostess, who is an ac-
| complished performer. A buffet supper was
| served. IT
Rev. DIR. Sterrett and family have come
| In from their country place, and will be
at 1313 X street northwest for the rest of
| the season.
Mrs. Edwin Lee Morgan will be at home
| Fridays, February and r.
Mrs r. ]. Floyd Clark of New York will
assist Mrs e. A. Haines of sos street
southea ct in receiving Monday, January Is.
| a fter pm. Mrs. Clark will be glad to see
her friends then, as she will only be in
Washington week.
| Mrs. c. Norman Howard, 1896 Cincinnati
street will hereafter be at home Thursday
afternoons and evenings instead Of Satur-
day.
Mrs william H. Daw will be at home
Fridays, February II and g. from to @.
Mrs. Edwin A. Roper entertained a party
| of young friends at the house of her mother,
Mrs John Dorsey. 912 M street northwest,
last evening. After partaking of a bountifui
supper and refreshments, music was fur