Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-20

| Susie Copeland. Mrs. Thos. Pollock, Mrs.
Msare ar p snd r NJ be and Mrs. csa.
Forte. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. George. Mrs.
Alice Ldttlegow, Mrs. Ed Davis. Mrs. Der
tina Tolson. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, Misses
Stewart. Annie Roseway. Myrtle Bradley.
Lille and Elsie Mccain. Katie Chesei-
| dine. Annie Litlegow. Edna Davis and
| Rosewag. Richardson. Johnson. Pollock.
| Yates. Russell. Marceron, Davis, Cumber-
| land and George.
| The marriage of Miss Rosina M Huck
| and Mr.. Benjamin 3. Vincend. both of Ia
koma Park. took place Wednesday morning
| at o'clock in the Church Of the Nativity.
at Brightwood. Rev. G. o. Rosensteele. the
pastor. performed the ceremony, and ceie-
| brated the nuptial mass In the presence OF
| a large gathering OF relatives and friends
| of the young couple. Miss Anna A. Huck.
| sister Of the bride, attended the bride. and
| Mr.. Jos. H. Huck her brother. attended
| the couple Messrs Charles c. Dornon ana
Joseph A. Casper were ushers The oriae
| was attired in white. with veil. Her at
1 tendant wore white also. The Misses Mary
and Nellie O'Dea played the wedding
| march and also several selections during
| the mass. After the breakfast the couple
| left for an extended trip through Pennsyi-
| vana and New Jersey. The Misses cara
| and Lulu Wall. from Eddington, Pa. at
| Takoma Park. After a trip to Harpers
Ferry and Frederick they VIII return 10
| the park
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Thomas and
| sster-in-law. Miss Edna Ortiz of Harris
burg. Pa, are spending some time at Mr.;
Thomas country home. Battle Orchard
| Farm, Keedysville, Md.
Mrs. VIM. T Bowdler and daughters left
| here Wednesday for visit with Miss j.
1 M. Helmes at SkaneatleS. N. Y.
| Tuesday afternoon st. Teresa's Church.
| Anacostia, D. c.. was the scene of pretty
! wedding. the contracting parties being Mr.
Thomas Edward Langley and Miss Mary
Joseph Hodges. both of Congress Heights.
| They were attended by Miss Emily Thomas.
niece Of the bride. maid of honor, and
| Mr.. Ignatius Waller. best man. and
| also Mr.. Percy Fowler and Carl Waller.
! who acted as ushers. The bride looked
| charming in white organdy and tulle veil.
which was daintily caught up with lilies
| Of the valley, The maid of honor wore
blue organdy. with hat to match. and car
| ried pink roses The bridal party entered
the church to the strains of "Lohengrin
! Wedding March," and 80, Promise Me"
| was played softly during the ceremony.
| Rev. Father Egan officiated. After the
| ceremony the bridal party returned to the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Thomas, sis
| held.
| Captain Henry NJ. Durand has succeeded
| his father the British ambassador. as a
played in a league game yesterday after
noon on the Sloane field.
Justice and Mrs Brewer, after a series
Of visits to various resorts. are now at
Chateaugay. N. Y, for a stay.
Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks, who
nave been travelling extensively in the
north lately, are to stay over today at
Manchester. Vt.
"Edgewood," the handsome countrv ras;
dence of Mr.. Samuel Renshaw, near Rock
Vlile, was the scene of a brilliant gather
ing last night, when the guests of the
evening were given a progressive euchre
Inc lawn and veranda were gayly decorat-
co with japanese lanterns and presented
Veritable fairyiand. After the evening
Louise and Hattie Renshaw, served a
dainty luncheon and a very enjoyable
evening was spent. The prize winners
were: Mrs. Iissberger, Mrs Stroh. Master
Albert Steinem. Master Donald A Stroh.
Miss Flack and Mr. Jackson
The following guests were present: Mr.
and Mrs. Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. Baden
berg, Mr.. and Mrs. Stroh, Miss Hannah.
Mr.. Kleindinst Miss Flack. Misses Louise.
Mary and Hattie Renshaw, Mrs. Schwarz
Donald Stroh. and Messrs. Jerome Steinem.
Albert Steinem and Lester Steinem
Mrs. DR.. J. A. Dickinson of Falls Church.
Va. has been a visitor during the past
week at the suburban residence of her
-hii' f4i'oh harvey, Un IdnSQOn
Heights.
The San Francisco Examiner has this 20
say or former Washingtonian. Mrs Up
| ham was Miss Gordon, daughter of Gen
| D. s: Gordon. U. S. A. retired:
| The Isaac Uphams are comfortably set
! tied at the Hotel Cecil, where they expect
to remain until their new home that they
| are contemplating building in Piedmont is
| completed The society people who have
| met Mrs. Upham simply charmed with
| her. She has cordial delightful manner
| and makes friends with all those with
| whom she comes in contact. Mr. Upham's
| friends are enthusiastic over her and have
| the incest things to say of the beautiful
! young woman who has come TO our c.y
| 20 live permanently
| Il cannot remember when an eastern
| woman has captured us-nen and women
| a1ike-as has Mrs UDham. She is so
| charmingly natural and doesn't compare
| our way of doing things in the entertain
! Ing line with that to which she has been
accustomed in her eastern home.
Mrs. John Bond, after extended So
| journ among the mountains of Pennsyi-
| Yania, has returned to the suburban home
| of her daughter, Mrs. d j. Roberts.
/ Usage Lodge Langdon.
| Mrs. Francis King Wainwright daughter
| of Senator and Mrs. Foraker. is now with
| her parents al Magnolia Mass. Mrs. Vain
wright IS popular matron she was