Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-15

lids, hdlcl&n N. S., SISTER anu
law Of the groom, were on for the we'd
ding.
Announcement is made of the engage
ment of Col. James MacGill of Pulaski,
Va, and Miss Lucy Lee Hill, daughter Of
Maj. Gen. A. P. Hill of the confederate
army. Miss Hill. who was born in Rich
mond during the civil war, now lives in
Chicago Col. MacGill is a planter OF
Pulaski county. He is a division COM
mander of the United Confederate vet
erans
beautiful wedding took place last Tues
day evening in the large music hall ad-
joining the residence of Mr.. and MIS-
James Cooper 1413 Park street, when their
daughter, Amy B. Cooper, was married to
Mr.. William E. Eccard. Rev. Charles AL
vim Smith of Peck's Memorial Church OIL
ciated at the ceremony. The bride, who
was attended by Miss Maggie Williams,
was gowned in a beautiful white dress and
carried large bouquet of white roses. DIR.
Hodges was best man. The wedding music
was played by Mrs. Merchant. After re-
ceiving congratulations from immediate
relatives and friends a reception was held
in the spacious hall. Following the repast,
vocal selections and dancing were the pro-
gram the remainder of the evening. The
bride the recipient of many beautiful
gifts
The ladies of the Edith K. Roosevelt
Auxiliary to the Fourth Immune Com
mand, Spanish War Veterans, held
euchre party last night at Spanish War
Veterans Hall. 719 9th street northwest.
| Despite the heavy downpour of rain, the
| function was fairly well attended. The ar
rangements were in charge of Mrs. Isabel
| Worrell Ball, president of the auxiliary,
and Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey, national
| judge advocate, was among the guests. Six
prizes were awarded to the winning play
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Bleo and Mrs.
| ]. P. Blount have taken an apartment for
| the winter at the Prince Karl, 1901 *
street northwest.
The Rev VIM. r. Turner has reached
| the city from Maine and New Hampshire,
| where he and Mrs Turner have spent the
| last six weeks. Mr.. Turner will preach in
| ST. Michael and All Angels Church next
| Sunday.
Mrs. Jasper N. Morrison has sent out
cards for the marriage of her sister, Ella
| Petit Warren, to Lieut.. Charles Green
| ough Mortimer Artillery Corps, u. S. A..
| Wednesday, September %, at II o'clock,
| Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
| Mrs. May Hurlburt Rock announces the
| approaching marriage of her daughter
Ida to Mr. Louis Reed Poole, the same to
| take place at the Episcopal Church of
| Dunn Loring, Va, on Wednesday, Sep
| TENDER 81, 1904.
Col. and Mrs. Robert N Harper, accom-
| panied by Mrs. l.. V. Riley of Providence,
I r. l., will leave Saturday for Richmond
| where they will join the governor of Vir-
| GINA and staff officers and their wives,
| en- route to ST. Louis. They will travel in
a private car and be gone two weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. R. w. Talbot have re-
| turned from trip to st. Louis and At
| lantic City.
| Mrs. Charles ]. Peckham and her little
| daughter, Emily Irwin, sailed recently
| from New York for England and the con-
tinent to be gone about a year. Mrs
! Peckham will meet relatives of her hus-
| band, and, accompanied by Them will
visit the popular health resorts of Eu-
| rope to recuperate from her recent severe
/ illness.
Miss Edna M. Hurst of 9th street north
| east left Sunday to spend the early fall
| with her aunt, Mrs. James Perry in Will
| mington, Del.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Early, jr, who have
| been enjoying coasting trip, are now in
boston, Mass, the guests of friends in
| that city.
Dr. Starr Parsons and family have re-
| turned from a three weeks western trip
| including st. Louis, where the doctor went
| as delegate to the meeting of the National
Dental Association.
The marriage of Mr.. James D. Risdon to
Miss Maggie M. George took place wednes-
| day afternoon, September IA, at 3:3O at the
| parsonage of Rev. Theron Outwater The
ceremony was witnessed by large number
| of their friends. The bride and groom were
| attended by Miss Laura N. George and Mr..
| James L. Stafford. The bride was hand
| somely attired in blue wolfe over silk. with
| hat to match, and carried bride roses Mr..
| and Mrs. Risdon left immediate for an
| extended western tour and will be at their
| home 1923 9Th street northwest to their
friends after October 1. The couple were
fhn re of ho nd
| full presents.
Many Washingtonians are lingering in the
| beautiful Bluemont region, loath to leave
that charming locality. Among the Sep
| TENDER arrivals at 'Rosemore' are Capt.
| Charles H. Lyman, U. S. N, and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Wal
| ker Mrs. Cash and daughters Mrs. Trux-
| ton and son. Mrs. Hibbs and daughter, the
| Misses Ingram, Evans and Mrs. e. w.
| Evans and Messrs. Wilson, Lyman and
| Chew.
| Mrs Seth Barton French gave luncheon
yesterday at Barton Lodge, Hot Springs.
| Va. when her mother, Mrs. Walker Fearn,
| Mrs Lanier Dunn and others, from TINS
| city, were present.
Miss Alice Everett and Mr.. Hunter Bean
| were married last night at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Everett, the bride
parent. The ceremony was performed by
| Rev r. T. Williams of Trinity Church. The
| brides gown was OF Wlnte IHOuSSSHuc NC
| sole over white taffeta. She carried a
| shower bouquet of bride roses. Her only
| attendant was the sister of the groom,
Miss Florence Bean. Following the cere-
mony small reception was held, after
| which the couple left for trip to Canada
| and New York city.
| First Assistant Postmaster General and
| and Mrs. Wynne made the trip to the Lakes
| of Killarney, Ireland, the first days in this
month, and the letters from them today
indicate how much they enjoyed every min
| ute of the time spent in the tour. They are
| now on the continent.
| Mrs Elizabeth Mcdonald of New Or
leans, La, after spending several weeks in
| Boston New York, Philadelphia and here
| as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Smith,
| has returned to her home.
| Mrs F. o. Ballard of 146 A street north
| east announces the marriage of her daugh-
| ter Margaret to Mr.. Benjamin l., Frisbee.
/, The marriage took place at Wilkesbarre,
! Pa, September 8.
| Mrs. F. O. Ballard and Miss Flora Honey
| Ballard of this city left for st. Louis yes
| terday.
Miss Veronica McGehee Wallace, daugh-
| Toh. Ua1lo ne oil