Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-08

ated. only small party of relatives and
friends being present. Miss Inez G. Barnes
OF Richmond. Va, vas maid Of honor and
Richard Further, jr.. brother of the bride,
was best man. Misses Ethel and Evelyn
Paine acted as ribbon bearers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis left for New York by water
and will be at home to their friends after
September TO- at 124 eth street northeast.
Dr. and Mrs. J. w Bayne have returned
to the city after an absence, with their
family, in North Hadley, Canada, and Cape
May.
Miss Emma Irene Boswell the attractive
daughter of Mrs. Maria Boswell, and Mr..
Herbert Allen Osbourn were married at st.
Peter Roman Catholic Church yesterday
morning. Rev. Father ]. NJ. O'Brien per-
formed the ceremony and celebrated nuptial
mass afterward. The bride beeom-
ingly dressed in white nuns yelling, with
tulle veil, and carried white prayer book
a gift of the groom.
The grooms sister, Miss Edith Alice Os-
bourn, of Shenandoah Junction w. Va,
was bridesmaid, and wore white Paris mus
lin, and carried white roses. Mr.. Leo Regi-
maid Smith, cousin of the groom. was best
man. The brides gong-away gown was of
dark blue cloth, with hat to match
Amid congratulations and showers of rice
the couple departed for trip to the groom's
former home, at Shenandoah Junction. W.
va They will make their future home in
this city.
Mrs. NJ. Boyer of Hagerstown, Md, is
visiting her friend, Miss L. WEIGH, at Glen
Echo, Nd
Mrs.Hugo Handler of 9o1 NJ street is
spending few weeks with friends in Long
Branch, N. ].
Miss Charlotte A. Neway of Brooklyn is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. P. ]. Cogan of
500 o street northwest.
The friends of Mr.. VIM. B. Crowell of
Mount Pleasant; clerk in the office of the
Judge advocate of the navy, preparing
to give him royal reception when he re-
turns to this city tomorrow evening from
Van Vert. Ohio, where he has been for the
past three weeks on vacation. The reason
FOR the reception lies in fact that Mr.. Gro
well brings back with him bride whom
he met for the first time during his vacation
and to whom he was married al her Ohio
home yesteid day The young lady'S name
was Miss Gwendolyn Bernice Gleason and
she was reputed to be the belle of the vii
lage
There was a merry birthday anniversary
party last night in honor of Miss Jeanette
Wescott Moore daughter of Mr.. John c.
Moore of the Treasury Department at the
family residence, 942 o street northwest.
The house was brilliantly illuminated from
basement to attic and the interior prettily
decorated. The throng of young folks in
dulged in games, with music and partook
or bounteous refreshments served by the
Misses Nellie McKenney, Isabel Wilson
Annie Pfeifer, Emma Wall, Estelle Wilson
Hilda Shoetrumps. Ethel Ewing, Myrtle and
Bernice Moore and Masters EndicOtt King
Robert and Paul Moran Barlow Miller Row
Plant, Charles Mute, Roy Metzger, William
chambers, Toliver Burroughs and Wesley
Moore.
Last evening at the home of their daugh-
ter. Mrs l.. Schippel, 1922 1st street, Mr.
ana Mrs Daniel Aries celebrated their gold
incr
ried in this city September Z 1854 in the
nome of Mrs. c. Shafer. Seven daughters
survive the family of thirteen children
Inese daughters were all present. with the
thirteen grandchildren and the two great
grandchildren. Among the golden gifts was
loving cup from the Ladies Aid Society
OF Zion Church. Rev. c. F. Bergen, pastor
of that church, was present and made a
pleasing address to the venerable couple
before the merrymaking and supper.
The Secretary of War and Mrs Taft have
taken the w. w. Johnson house on X
street and 1t is being prepared for their
occupancy next month.
Last night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
James Sommerville 3104 P street, "a merry
gathering of young people celebrated the
tenth birthday of their daughter Frances
Music and games were enjoyed, after
Wmch refreshments were served on the
lawn amid many-colored Japanese lanterns
Among those present were Jeannetta VIII
hams, Leila Bogley, Esther Williams Anna
Brown, Anna Avon, Helen Pusey Bessie
Birch, Hannah Matthews, Ada Gear Eliza
beth Lacey, Lorraine Lipphard, Beulah
BOSS, katherine Munson, Lee Hauer
One of the most interesting of the we'd
dlngs last night was that of Miss Helen
Abner and Mr. James Henry Slee The
ceremony was at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Abner Can
itol Hill, with Rev. Dr. Mcneil of the Ger
man Lutheran Church officiating Miss
anna GreH was the maid of honor and was
soWned in white muslin and lace and car
RED pink carnations Mr.. Richard b Slice
was best man. The bride was dressed in
DAINTY white null, and carried a shower
bouquet of bride roses. A handsome COLA
uon was served before the departure of the
couple for their wedding journey. The
pride going away costume was of darL,
blue silk and large black hat. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Hell.
mus, Mrs. John l.. Vogt, Mr. and Mrs
Brandt. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Schroeder
Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Slice. Master War,
rem Slee Miss Hazel Slice Miss Sonbie
togt, Miss Lizzie Eber, Miss Pauline Nine
den, Mr.. George Mueden and Mr. RudoInb
Mueden, Mr.. and Mrs Borchers Mrs Han
nah Engle, Mr.. Theo. Abner and Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. P. Abner. Mr. and Mrs Slice bava
gone 10 Boston by sea, and will be at homo
dIter OCTOBER at Alb East Capitol street
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage