Evening star., 1905-10-28

OF q brief literary and musical program
the guests were ushered into the beauti-
fully decorated dining room. where de-
| licious repast was served. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Horace G.. Ar
| mold. Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Humiston,
| Mrs. Mary Goodrich Miss Natalie Cowell,
Mr. Horace G. Pierson, Lieut. and Mrs.
| Charles .. Pierson. Mrs. Greely. Mr..
Young an Mr.. Aspenwall.
The marriage of MIR. Wilbur Fisk Smith
and Miss Catherine Hooper Fflgner Will
| take place at 210s Eutaw place, Baltimore
Thursday evening next. November Mss
FHgner is the youngest daughter or Mr..
| Edward l.. Filgner and granddaughter OF
| the late William Hooper of Baltimore Mr.
Smith is the son of Rev. Dr. Joseph Ed
mund Smith, pastor of Grace Church. this
city, and brother to Rev. Herbert Scott
Smith. rector of st. Margaret's. and Rev
! Frederick William Smith of Grace Church
| Providence. He was graduated from the
| Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute, Troy
N. Y; is a member of the Delta Tan Delta
| fraternity and of the Engineers Club He
| is southern manager of the Engineer Com
psny of New York. The ceremony will be
performed by the father. assisted by the
TIVE brothers of the groom.
Mr. and Mrs Frank w Mondell announce
the marriage of their niece, Clara Mondell
to Mr.. Writ Foster Smith, Saturday. Octo-
| ber 21, 1905, Chicago. Mr.. and MIS- Smlth
will be at home after November at Ithaca.
N. Y. The bride is the niece of Represen-
| tetive Mondell of Wyoming and Mr.. Smith
|
this city, wife of the solicitor of the De-
partment of Commerce and Labor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred French, Miss Kate
! French and Master Henry Meem French
leave this evening for Lakewood. near
| Cleveland. Ohio, to attend the wedding of
| Stanley Long. The ceremony Will take
| place at the home OF the brides parents
| November 1. Miss Kate French will be
| maid of honor for her cousin, who Is
| graduate of the Western High School in
| this city Mr.. French. whose legal res
idence is in Lakewood. will remain until at
| ter the state election.
Mrs. Tellam. wife of Mr.. e. H. Teliam.
| who has been in Cleveland, Ohio the past
| two months. has returned to this city.
| Miss Helene Repetti was agreeably sur
| prised last Tuesday evening by a number
of her young friends Games ana music ISL,
were enjoyed until late hour, when the
! guests repaired to the dining room when
| was tastefully decorated in palms AND CUT
| flowers, the color scheme being yellow and
| white. Among those present were the
| Misses Mary Helene Repetti, Elizabeth M
Murphy Martha Walsh. Irene Agnew. Ellen
Ryan, Ruth Parks. Katherine Parks. Mabel
| Hoffman Jennie Morgan. Nellie CoIlihower.
| Valerie Simms Helen Hurfreth. and Mas
| tiers Charles Maloney, Edmund Murphy. Al
| fred Walsh. Robert Gates. Joseph COLL
| flower George Repetd. Raymond Luckete'
| Samuel Crown, Paul Repetu and Leo Re-
| petit.
Mrs. William A. Hoblitzell. after an alb
| sence Of month or two, has just returned
| to the city.
Miss Nellie Adams of Princess Anne, Md,
| is visiting her cousin, Mrs. w. A. Hub
litZell, on M street.
| Wednesday evening last Miss Grace Eliz-
| abeth Taylor. only daughter of Capt. and
| Mrs. w. F. Taylor, and Mr.. Arthur Watts
| Yerkes. son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Yerkes.
| sr, were married at the residence Of the
bride. 5O7 7th street southwest. The couple
entered the parlor to the strains of the
| wedding march from ''Lohengrin, played
| by Miss Amey Yerkes. sister of the groom.
The officiating minister was Rev. w. l..
Lynn, pastor of Gorsuch NJ. e. Church, the
bride being member of the choir The
| parlor was decorated with palms and white
| chrySanthemumS and the dining room with
| red roses. white chrysanthemums and
| paragus vines. After the ceremony a
ception was held from to 10 o'clock The
brides dress of white silk null, trim
med in Mechlin lace and ribbons. and her
going away gown was of wine-colored
| broadcloth. with hat and gloves to match.
The popularity of the young couple was
shown by the beautiful gifts of cut glass.
| silver, bric-a-brac &c. After an extended
northern and western trip Mr. and Mrs
Yerkes will be at home to their friends at
607 1th street southwest.
Mrs. Mary A. Hendley, 200 street south
east, will not be at home October 80, but
| =
| November 9.
Representative Joseph H o'Nein and
| Mrs. ONeill of Boston are the guests of
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Burke, 1912 1 street
northwest. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Neill came to
see their son. Joseph O'Neill, jr., who is a
ONeill, jr and Master Frank Burke have
just returned from a tour of the United
| States and Canada.
Miss Fannie Campbell, who has been So
journing since June in the Rocky noun
tains at Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Manitou,
| Pixies Peak Denver and other western re-
sorts, returned to her home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. A Halstead are at the Bres-
lin, New York city.
Mr. and Mrs P. j. INLAND gave delight
full party Tuesday evening in honor of
| their little daughter Mays seventh birth
day. Games were INDUCED in among which
was a donkey contest. First prizes were
won by Miss Margaret Payne and Master
LIE Roy O.Mill, and BOBBY prizes by Miss
Theo Brown and Master Paul Jackson
Master Franklin Theodore Howe III rected
! and songs were rendered by Miss Theo
Brown and Master Freddie Plant The
presents were numerous and beautiful The
favors were fancy pipes for the boys and
fans for the girls. Refreshments were
served in the dining room, which was beau
tifully decorated in pink and white, the
favors being tied with the color rib
bons Among those present were Jennie Orr,
Ethel and Lillian Godfrey, Loretta and
| Bernadette Meehan, Theo Brown Alice
ONell, Edna Plant Esther Graham, Ruth
and Edith KlotZ. Esther, Marion and Ada
Vogler, Nellie inland, Marion and Edna
Chick Margaret Payne. Marie Brust, Edith
| Caldwell Katharine Carroll, Allie Godfrey,
Bessie Fillius. May and Eleanor inland.
Masters Eddie O'Nell, Willie Harvey
Franklin Theodore. Howe III, Freddie
| Plant, Raymond Meehan, Paul Jackson.
| lie Roy ONeill, James and Elmer McDon-
ald Ralph Orr, Aloysius O'Neill, Paul Plant
( Harold Godfrey and Bernard INLAND.
| Mrs. William John Zeh and Master Real
| ino will be at home Monday afternoon after
| 3 o'clock.
Marriage Licenses.
| Marriage licenses have been issued to the
| following:
| Monroe L. Spanier and Ethel G. Carter.