Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-31

ones adjourned to the dining room, where.
| ments were served. Those invited were
| May Diffenbaugh. Gertrude Hayes. Elsie
Coon. Alice Travis Belle Mcdonald. Mary
and Lille Martin. Mr.. and Mrs George L.
| Saunders, Mrs. Callie Jacoby and Mrs.
| Sarah Berry.
| Captain and Mrs. ]. Elliott Hunt are Wis
iting Captain Hunts mother the widow OF
the late Gen. Henry ]. Hunt at 1919 NJ
street northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Williamson announce
| the marriage Of their niece. Bertha Ellen
| berger Page, and Mr. Daniel B. Weldon,
| Monday. October 80. 1905. in this city.
| Mrs. Theodore w. Birney and her two
young daughters will spend the winter in
Atlanta Ga with Mrs. Birney's mother,
! Mrs. H. A. Mcclellan.
| Mrs. w. H. Powell. widow of Col. w. H.
! Powell, and her daughter, Mrs. E +. Koch
/ Ter, having closed their summer nome.
| .Idle-a-While." at Sackett Harbor, n. Y.
| and will locate for the winter at 1o2l YER
| mont avenue.
Miss Kathryn Hammett will go south
Wednesday to visit Mrs. Robert Norheet
| formerly Miss Lottie Fillmore or TINS CITY
| Mrs. Henry Harmon Bliss has gone to
| Boston to attend the annual reception ana
| banquet of the Boston High School, OF
| which she is a graduate. She is the guest
| of her sister. Mrs. David B. Sears OF Bea-
| con street.
| Mrs Zahm is among the latest Washing
4 ton arrivals from Europe. She left her
| niece, Miss Courteney Collins, whose beau
| tiful voice was sensation at Mare Island
| when she visiting there last year. in
| Paris at school The naval constructor and
| Mrs Zahm are looking forward to the early
| completion of their handsome home now
building in street and hope to occupy 1t
| in January.
| pretty wedding took place at 1 o'clock
| yesterday at St. Patrick's Church, when
Miss Anna Gulick, daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. r. NJ. Quick of this city. and Mr.
Benedict F. Campbell, son of the late
r. ]. Campbell. were married. The
| ceremony performed by Rev. ID. j.
| Stafford In the presence of the immediate
| relatives of the contracting parties. The
| bride was handsomely gowned In gray
| broadcloth and carried a bouquet of vio-
| lets. The brides mother wore steel chiffon
| and the groom's mother Irish point over
| black taffeta. A reception followed at the
rectory. after which Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell
| left at 2:3O on a southern trip. They VIII
make their future home in Denver. where
| the groom is engaged in business. Among
| the numerous and valuable presents was
| a handsome residence in Denver glIt Oh
| the groom'S mother.
| Mr. and Mrs. Lansing who are here on
| visit to the parents of the latter, Mr..
and Mrs John w Foster will sail Satur-
| day to spend the winter travelling ABROAD.
| Mrs. Dulles. the eldest daughter OF Mr.
| and Mrs. Foster. is also here, and, with
| her mother expects to spend over Sunday
| with her son at Princeton. Both vii be in
| New York Saturday and see Mr.. and Mrs.
| Lansing off.
Mrs Fairbanks wife of the Vice Presi-
dent is the guest of her son-in-law and
| daughter, Lieut.. and Mrs. 'Fimmons, and Is
| employing her leisure in settling the house
| fnrt ba mi inc nd remaining n
| tiers of the Vice Presidents term. She has
not definitely decided upon another resi-
dence, but negotiations are in progress, and
| the chances that decision viii be
| reached very shortly by which this notable
| household will be established four or five
| blocks further east by the time Congress
| convenes. Both Mrs Fairbanks and her
daughter are in the best of health after
| their summer travels. Lieut.. and Mrs.
| Timmons have taken a house on LIE Roy
| place and already living there.
| A pleasant party was given Sunday night
| at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Kaufman of 511 d street northeast In
! honor of the latter's birthday. After music
| and recitations the party adjourned to the
! dining room. where refreshments were
! served. The table was beautifully dec
| Grated with white and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. The presents were numerous and
beautiful. Among those present were Mr..
| and Mrs. William Knowles, Mrs. Stein
meier, Mr. and Mrs. Branzell, Mr. and Mrs.
| Annie Steinmeier Mrs. William Frey and
| Mr. Harry Steinmeier.
Mr.. and Mrs Kirkland gave delightful
party Sunday evening in honor of their 1T
| tie daughters, Helen and Camille at their
new residence, Montrose, Montgomery
| county Nd. One of the features OF the
evening was a musical program. in which
Prof. Kirkland and Miss Bertha Parsons
| took part. After being entertained with
music the guests adjourned to the dining
l atr tod 10
| The table was beautifully decorated with
La France roses and ferns. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs Kirkland, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Frank Schroth, Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins, Mrs.
Dick Mrs. Boyd, Mrs Myer, Mrs. Parsons,
Mrs Charles Window, Mrs. Lochte Mrs. ,
Daily, Miss Agnes Blades. Miss Maude
| Lochte, Miss Bessie Kirkland, Miss vilo
Parsons Miss Bertha Parsons. Miss Mary
| Kreamer Miss Helen Kirkland, Miss Ca
! mile Kirkland. Miss Marguerite Window,
Miss Anna Bell Love, Miss Mary Sherrer,
Miss Helen Clarkson. Miss Geneva Reed
! Miss Nellie Window. Miss Agnes Sherrer,
| Miss Mary Daily. Miss Katherine Reed,
| Miss Marrot Window, and Messrs: Alb'n
| Lochte Joseph Lochte Raymond Lochte,
Carbin Lochte, George Love, Kenneth Win
| DOM Raymond Daily, Ed White. william
Kirkland, Jonah Love and Richard sweet
man.
| Roadway avenue, Avondale, Cincinnati, have
| announced the engagement or their niece
Iucie Mason Parker, to Bishop Earl cram
| ston of Washington, d. c. The wedding,
| which Is set for the evening OF November
| Is at the Heron home, will be very small
and quiet affair. There will be no formal
| invitations or after cards; only the rela-
tives and a few intimate friends will be
| present. The bishop and his wife Will
| travel most of the time for the next four
| months Afterward they will be at home
| in their apartments in the Ontario, this
| city.
| Mr.. and Mrs W. c. Whittemore returned
| last week from Europe. where they spent
| the summer Their son-in-law and daugh-
| ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Halstead, with
| their children, who have also been abroad
| for the past four or five months, have also
| returned.
William H. Wetzel, and old resident OF
| Washington and veteran employee of the
| government, celebrated his seventy-fifth
| birthday the evening the 10Th at his resi-
| dence 2135 H street northwest. Mr.. WetZel
never looked better than now. and assisted
by his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Minnie c. Wet
al nd bar chi q n