Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-17

Moore, Gen. Walter wyman. Mr.. Williams
C. Fox. director of the bureau OF American
republics: DR.. Charles e. Munroe. Mr.. Fred
]. Allen. commissioner OF patents. and Mr..
f. A. Richardson.
Last Friday, May II. pleasant evening
was spent at the home of Mrs. R. /. Birch,
1884 North Capitol street. the event being
the celebration of her birthday After
games refreshments were served. A quartet
consisting of H.. Owens, B. Gaiiager, II.
Rock, NJ Dorsey and w. Anderson sang.
Among others present were: Mr. and MIS-.
Birch. Mr.. and Mrs Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Costello, Mrs. McDevirn and Mrs. Jarooe.
Misses vergie Brown. Annie and Bessie
Handy. Hattie hewitt. Mary Cox, Margue-
rite Crandall and Jennie Birch. and Mr:
Geo. H. Birch. Sam T. Payne, Howard
Brown and Irwin Jarboe
Mrs s. r. Hanen and daughter of Graf
ton, w. Va, are visiting at the home or her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Giililand. 6lo
nth street northeast After a two weeks
stay Mrs. Hanen viii go to Chicago. where
she will be the guest of her brother, Mr.
G.. A. Gilliland.
Mr.. John Moran and daughter Gertrude
left yesterday for Atlantic City.
Mrs. Isabel worrell BAH is at her old
home, Larned. Kan, having been called
there by the serious illness of her parents.
At last accounts they We're slightly better.
Miss Fannie Jackson was married yester-
day afternoon at the residence of her father,
A. E. Jackson. 1894 34th street northwest,
to Rev. Frank II. Havenner, for six years
pastor OF Dumbarton Avenue Methodist
Church Georgetown. The marriage cere-
mony was performend by Bishop A. w.
Wilson of Baltimore. an uncle of the groom
The bride was given away by her father
in the large drawing room of the family
residence. The decorations were beautifully
arranged and consisted principally of or
chids, lilies of the valley, palms and ferns.
There were no attendants, the marriage
being of very simple character. The bride
and groom left Immediately for Baltimore
and will reside on Lexington avenue In the
parsonage of the Bethany Methodist
Church, of which Mr.. Havenner was re-
Gently appointed pastor.
The engagement of Miss Ella Blaine Glee-
son and DR.. Daniel d. Mulcahy of this city
has been announced. The former who is
the daughter of Mr.. Andrew Gleason, is a
charming young woman with many intel
lectual accomplishments She has wide
circle of acquaintance here. The wedding
is set for early June.
Mr.. Wilenkin of the Russian embassy and
Nine Wilenkin gave a dinner last night
when their guests were the Chinese minis
ter, the Chilean minister and Senorita
Walker Martinez, the naval attache of the
French embassy, the secretary of the Swe-
/ dish legation and Madame Hauge, Mrs.
Nicholas Fish. Mr.. Quincy of the British
en- bassy; Mile. des Portes de la Fosse, Miss
Cotton, NJ. Hansen and M. Van Seibert of
the Russian embassy.
The grounds about Col and Mrs. Trues-
delfs place on Columbia road were gay yes
terday with the visitors to the lawn fete be-
ing held there by the lady managers of
the Episcopal Eye and Ear Hospital. All
the Episcopal parishes of the city have
united in the affair and are represented at
the various tables. where refreshments and
seasonable wares are on sale. The fete will
contine this afternoon and tonight.
Miss Lottie Xander of Accokeek, Prince
George county, Md, and Mr.. Gilbert Will
son, whose home is also near the village
on Piscataway creek, were married last
night at the home of the Rev. Paul A.
Mcneil pastor of Concordia Church, 1920
G. street northwest. The marriage was
performed about 8 o'clock, after the
young man from the country had had
some trouble about his license. He lost
the important document on his way to
the home of the minister and was sadly
disappointed when the parsonage was
reached. The couple had driven here from
Accokeek yesterday, and the prospective
groom accidentally dropped the license
from his pocket while on his way to the
Rev. Mr.. Menzefs house. 1t was about
o'clock when they reached there, and the
pastor had church engagement last
might which prevented his being of much
assistance to the couple in the matter of
recovering the lost document. Shortly
after the departure of the couple, how
ever, Julius Bachenheimer called and
gave the minister the missing document.
He had seen a colored boy pick up the
paper near 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue and had taken 1T from him. Mr..
Wilson and Miss Xander were communf-
Gated with and were on hand at the par
sonage at the close of the church service.
The marriage ceremony was performed
and the couple went to relatives of the
bride and remained until this morning,
hen they drove home.