Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-19


travel and education. She has several lam
guaSes at her command and has been a
close student .rs
Many prominent New Workers will be
residents here the coming winter a va
riety of reasons brings them. Some have
had previous taste and long for more,
and others being able to indulge their de-
sire to frequent changes of residence can
IND no better way to secure daily kaleido-
scoplc sensations than by living at the
capital Whatever may be the motive all
are welcome. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Bel
mont have taken the d. p. Morgan house
on scott circle, which now ranks among
the highest priced offered for rental here
Mr.. and Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis will
be at Corcoran house, Mr.. and Mrs Archi-
paid Oracle have taken 1927 10th street
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Lawrence have
house on 18th street and Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Parsons are also prospective resi-
dents.
1t Is seldom that more beautiful we'd
ding is witnessed than the one which took
place at Mount Tabor Methodist Protest
at o'clock, when Miss Martha Knott,
daughter of Mrs. NJ. F. Knott 1900 35th
street northwest, was married to Mr.. VIII
liam Clyde Hunt 1715 Both street north
west. The ceremony was performed by
their pastor, Rev. ]. Ernest Litsinger.
The bride wore gown of white batiste
over silk, her tulle veil was fastened with
lilies of the valley and she carried IA
bouquet of white roses and lilies of the
valley. The matron of honor, Mrs. Ernest
Knott, was gowned in a costume of white
organdie and carried a bouquet of maiden
hair fern. The bridesmaids, Miss Jessie
Knott and Miss Ella Haley, wore white
organdie and carried carnations.
While the guests were being seated Mrs.
B. w. Woodruff sang 20, Promise Me- &C
companied on the organ by Mrs. Isaac
Birch, who played the wedding march. The
bride entered the church with her brother,
Mr.. Ernest Knott, and was met at the al
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his brother E. Raymond Hunt. The ushers
were George F. Hunt, r. Bland Phelps.
Norman Brookes and Theo. Barnes, jr.
The church was tastefully decorated with
palms. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt left Washington
on the 1890 train for northern trip, and
upon their return will reside at 1919 Both
street northwest Among the guests pres
ent were number of friends from AL
toona, Pa.
Senator and Mrs Thomas S. Martin have
returned from their country place In Viz
ginia and have taken a house, 1871 10Th
street northwest, for the season.
Mrs William NJ. Bremen has issued cards
| announcing the marriage of her daughter,
| Miss Maud Clifton Bremen, to Mr. William
| S. Carroll Wednesday, November Is. Mr..
| and Mrs Carroll and Miss Carroll, the
| daughter of the former, will be at home
| Wednesdays, January 10 and 81, at their
| residence, 1909 Massachusetts avenue.
| MI. RluRely HUNT mas Sent Oul Cal 10 al
| nouncing the marriage of his sister, Miss
| Cornelia Ridgely Hunt. and DR.. William
| Kelly Newton, Wednesday, November 10
| at the Church of the Epiphany The card
! of DIR. and Mrs. William Kelly Newton, 379
| Ellison street, Paterson, n. j., is also IN
| closed.
Mrs. Chas Fernald has gone to New York
| and will be away two weeks.
| Mr. and Mrs George Newton, with Mr.
/ will ha OF hon
| informally Tuesday afternoon and evening
November q, at SO Quincy place northeast
| Miss Kate Knox and Miss Margaret F.
| Kennedy of Charlottestown, Prince Edward
| Island, have arrived in Washington and
| will spend the winter with their niece, Mrs
| II. s. Harrell, 400 Spruce street northwest
A pleasant little party was given last week
by Miss Margaret Evans to her niece, Mary
Martin, in honor of her twelfth birthday
| anniversary. Vocal solos were rendered by
| Florence Brez, Mary Martin and Pete Beck
er, and several pleasing recitations were
given by Gerald Weikert. After games OF
| all kinds had been played the little ones
| adjourned to the dining room, where, from
| daintily decorated table refreshments
were served. Before the little ones left the
table each was presented with slice of the
| large birthday cake, which was cut by the
little hostess. Those who had been invited
were Allie Travis, Florence Brez, Yetta
| Brez Ollie Wigington. Myrtle Miller, Doro-
| thy Muth, Selma Selinger, Ruth Reynolds
| Lille Martin. Albert Parlin, Harry Corco
ran. Norman Cotton, Tommy Travis, Pete
| Becker. Gerald Weikert, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruf.
| fey Trent and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Benson
| Hayes
A euchre party was given by Mrs. McCo
| mas, wife of DIR. McComas. at their home
1406 l. street northwest, for the benefit oil
| Abraham Lincoln Circle No. 8. Ladies oil
| the G. A. r. The house was beautifully