Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-06

Sinner San Antonio, Texas. their daughter.
Miss Annie Graves Sinner was married
Senator Dolph. Lieut.. Dolph is attached
to the Goth Infantry, U. s. A., and will take
his bride to Fort Sam Houston, Texas,
where they will be at home after October 1.
Miss Eleanor Schwarz has gone to Ports
mouth and Norfolk for visit.
Miss Emily E. Sauter has returned to the
city after a year spent in Montana and the
far west. where she visited among other
points OF interest the Yellowstone National
Park.
Miss Bessie E. Work of the Brunswick
left Thursday for Illinois, Kansas, Missouri
and other western points. where she will
spend vacation of several weeks visiting
relatives and friends.
With the Homecoming of Secretary and
Mrs MetcaR there Is not to be round of
gayety, but. instead, quiet and the delights
of family reunion in the Nicholson home on
Linden street. Oakland. Cal. Next winter
Mrs. Metcah will have her sister. Miss
Viva Nicholson. here with her. Past AS
sstant Paymaster Nicholson will be one of
the returning members to greet his sister
and brother-n-law, so the family fold will
be complete.
At the Fifth Baptist parsonage Thursday
morning Mr.. Wilson Eppley and Miss
Mabel Sullivan, both of this city. were
young couple left at once for New York.
and other points of interest.
Misses Elsie and Mary Leferts of Fox
Chase Pa, are visiting their friends, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry w. Pote of TIA 10th street
southeast.
Miss Emma w. Murphy has gone for
trip to Old Point and Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton Lewis Adams have
left for a two weeks stay in the mountains
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Baucher of Reading.
Pa, are visiting Chas. E. Miller of streey
northwest.
Miss Edith Auerbach of 1909 9th street,
who is visiting relatives in To,edo, Ohio
will be home the 18th of August
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Taylor have return
ed to their home 3015 Dumbarton avenue.
after visit of two weeks with relatives in
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Ghise!n and Mrs.
Coldenstroth anu children are stopping at
the st. Regis. Atlantic City. Miss Nellie
Schulz will join them Thursday.
DR.. and MI. oscar II. Coumbe left the
fax. Va. where they will spend several
weeks. going from there to Strasburg,
Woodstock and other points.
Miss Clara sherrier. accompanied by her
two sisters, Miss Nettie Sherrier and Miss
Sadie Sherrier. with their cousin, Miss Cora
r. Sauter, have gone to Holly Springs, Nd,
for the month of August.
Miss Ursula Gotta Richards daughter of
the Rev. Asa Richards of Lovettsvtlle,
Loudoun county, Va, married to the
Rev. William A. Dade of Piedmont w
Va, Thursday. The ceremony took place
in the New Jerusalem Lutheran Church in
the presence of throng of the friends of
the couple. The father of the bride per-
formed the ceremony. A reception fol-
lowed the ceremony at the home of the
bride and later Rev. and Mrs Dade left ON |
a trip north. They will make their home |
IN west Virginia The bride has many
friends in this city.
Mr.. Ashby f. Balm of Fairbanks, Alaska, |
is on a visit to Atlantic CITY and Della
ware Water Gap. On her return she will |
spend the winter with her mother, Mrs |
M. B. Harvell.
Mrs. Smith. wife of Charles H Smith. !
left Wednesday for Philadelphia, where |
she expects to Join a party of friends and |
go on to Atlantic City for few weeks be- |
Tore going to her former home in Worces-
ter. N. Y, where she will spend a short |
time before she returns to Washington.
Mrs. Thomas J. Henry and her son, who
have been visiting Mrs. William G. Martin
of Layton Stone Hall, Remington. Va
have returned to their home, 3O7 r street
northwest.
Thursday evening, August 3. at sunset
a very pretty wedding took place at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Shaw at Falls
Church. Va, the contracting parties being
Miss Raydelle B. Shaw of Falls Churcb
ana Mr. James Burr Croson of Manassas.
Rev e. w Wakefield officiated and ap-
propriate music was rendered by Miss
Jeanne Wakefield. After the ceremony an
elaborate supper was served in the dining
room, which was artisticaIly decorated
with wild flowers. The occasion was dou-
bly, interesting on account of it's being the
anniversary of the brides twenty-first
birthday. The bride wore a beautiful
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