Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-22
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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intend to remain there until after Novem-
Der =. Then after a short visit In new
York will RETURN to their home here on X
street.
delightful evening was spent at the
home OF MIR. and Mrs. William haley on
Minnesota avenue. AnacoStia, u. e., on
FRIDAY. october p, the occasion peing the
sixteenth birthday of their third daughter,
Grace. She was the recipient of many hand
some presents. After bountiful repast
vocal selections, were rendered by Miss
Lunsford and Miss Holland: piano and vio-
lin by Miss Marguerite Hines and Mr. -Ches-
ter hutchinson; violin solo by httle Corne-
liza Parker. Among those present were
Kew. H. M. Geren, Mr.. and Mrs robert L.
Hutchinson. Mr.. and Mrs Swindells.
Messrs. Wordyard. Heap, Turner. Harlan
Hutchinson, Merry: Mrs. Nichols. Miss F.
Pierce, N. Pierce, Holland. Lunsford.
Simpson. Merry n Whaley. G. Whaley.
O. Whaley. c. Nichols. P. Whaley, Baker,
Hines and Parker. The parlor and dining
room were beautifully decorated with
ualms and chrysanthemums.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Goldsmith and son STAN
ley are at the Burton, 80 c street north
west, where they will be pleased to see
their friends. !.
A quiet but beautiful marriage took place
Wednesday evening last at the home OF
Rev. N. G. B. Pierce, 1916 Riggs place.
which united the destines of Miss Jacque
llilt SNOHldSue newton VI SdIupDell, Sdi,
and Err. Van-Ness De Lamatio of Balti-
| more. The ceremony was performed IN the
presence OF near relatives and Intimate
friends by Rev. N. G. P. Pierce in most
impressive manner. After short wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. De Lamatio will reside
in Baltimore.
The prettiest of the autumn weddings at
Hyattsville Md, took place last evening at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph A.
Biundon, Riverdale, when their eldest
daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth Blundon.
was married to Mr.. Frank ByerS Bonn
berger of Haserstown. professor of English
and civics at the Maryland Agricultural
College, in the presence of a large gather
ing of friends and relatives. Rev. Father
James L. Tower, pastor of St. Jerome's
Catholic Church. Hyattsville officiated and
the ceremony was performed in the back
parlor. deliberately decorated in palms.
white chrysanthemums and smilaX. The
occasion marked the twenty-ninth anniver-
sary OF the marriage of the brides parents.
The bride wore an exquisite handmade
robe of renaissance lace over white chif-
fon and silk tafeta. Her veil was of white
| tulle and she carried shower bouquet
of roses. The lace gown was the work of
the brides grandmother Mrs r. A. Waters.
The maid of honor, Miss Carrie Lee Blum
DON sister of the bride was becomingIy
attred in pink net over chiffon and silk,
and carried pink chrysanthemums. Mrs.
Joseph A. Blundon. the brides mother.
wore gown of black lace over white chif-
Candish of Hagerstown, classmate of the
groom at the Maryland Agricultural Col
lege.
The bridal party entered the parlors
through the large window leading to the
spacious front veranda. The four tiny rib
bon girls, katherine and Elizabeth Waters
of Riverdale and Stella Latimer and May
Mayfield of Washington led the way They
were followed by Master Joseph Paul Blum
don, brother of the bride, as page The
little fellow wore suit of white satin and
carried pillow of similar material, on
which rested rthe wedding ring. The maid
of honor and best man came next and the
bride and gropm brought up the rear. Dur
ing the procession to the altar in the back
parlor Mrs. NJ. katherine Waters of Wash
ngton rendered 20 Perfect Love- in a
charming manner and during the nuptiaI
ceremony Il quartet composed of MeSdames
NJ. Katherine and J. 3. Waters, Miss Eva
Fowler and Mr.. Frank Mulhail sang sweet
" the wedding chorus from ''LOhengrin."
After the ceremony was concluded the
guests repaired to the spacious dining room,
where an elaborate collation. was served,
and later the younger members of the party
enjoyed a dance. The bride received over
300 handsome and useful presents.
Mr. and Mrs, Pomberger left on a late
| train for the, north and after ten days
honeymoon will return,'to College Park and
| occupy their home, which has just been
completed.
Some of those present at the wedding
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Blundon, Dr.
and Mrs. Z. L. Ldtl1fleI, MISS l1dllIHti, VII .
| W. R. Brown Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Null
| hall, Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Blundon Mr.. and
Mrs F. A. Bmdon, Mr.. and Mrs. Mercer
| Mayfield. Mr.. and Mrs. George 2. Newton,
Watson Newton. the Misses Bomberger,
sisters of the groom, Harry Holtsfelter of
Hagerstown Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Benjamin,
Mr. and Mrs w. c. Carroll, Prof. and Mrs.
Charles r. Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs II. J.
Patterson, Profs. Symons and Blandford,
Mr. and Mrs John f. Blundon, Miss Agnes
Mudd, c. A. NJ Wells, Miss Stewart, Mrs.
Blanche Hall, Misses Eva and Grace Fow-
ler Mr.. and Mrs Harry Tiffany, Miss
Tiffany Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Fuller and Mr..
w. r. Bendz
Miss Elizabeth Melville Bosher, daughter
of the late Robert I. Bosher of Richmond,
and Mr. Thos W. Purcell were married at
the home of the brides mother Thursday.
Rev Dr. w. e. Evans performed the cere-
mony which was witnessed by a number
of friends of the couple, including several
from this city. Miss Eleanor Bosher,
sister of the bride, was maid of honor, and
DR.. Stuart of this city was best man.
Miss Olive B. carruthers daughter of Mr..
and Mrs J. f. Carruthers of North Fork,
| Loudoun county va, was inarrleo a ,; lew
DAYS ago to Mr.. Charles H. Adams of Pitts
burg
Miss Annie Teel and Miss Clara Teel Row
| Land have returned home much benefited
| by their two months stay in the mountains
| of Virginia.
| Mrs Eliza beth Henry and sister, Mrs.
| Margaret Hughes of Baltimore, have re-
turned after a very pleasant visit TO
| fhe daughter of the latter. Mrs. II. E.
| Mitchell of South Washington.
Mrs s. A. p Duncanson and Miss Dun
| canson have returned ana are at l4io ~
street for the winter
| Mrs T. c. G. Happersette and Miss Hap
| narsette have returned to Washington and
are located at 1923 2lst street northwest
| for the winter.
| Mrs oliver f. Newton is back In town
| after a visit of several weeks in ST. Louis
| and with Mrs Annie Barber Lowe in her
| nary home at Ben Avon, Pa. Mrs. Newton
will spend the winter with her sister, Mrs
| VIM +. Hoffman, GIL Florida avenue north
| west
| Mrs. Reginald de Koven is at Hot Springs.
| She spent the summer in Europe.
| Mr. and Mrs James r. Tindle the latter