Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-23

VI L>aitiiioIe, Mu, Will return next week.
Mrs. Joseph B. Bailey and Joseph w.
Bailey have returned from their summer
trip.
Miss Grace Allen entertained a party of
mer home of her parents, Gen. and Mrs.
Chas. j. Allen, at Starbucks Bluff, Edgar
town, Mass. 1t was reiightful affair and
much enjoyed. Miss Allen is this week
the guest Of Vineyard Haven friends. Gen.
and Mrs. Allen will return to Washington
late In October and their daughter will be
one of the debutantes Of the season.
Mrs. L. c. Army and Miss Army are visit
Ing DR.. w. Shinn, 909 Q street northwest,
before their return to New Orleans.
On Wednesday evening, September 90 at
O'Clock, Miss Sue Taylor and Mr.. Charles
Lewis both of this city, were married at
the parsonage of St Paul's English Luth-
eran Church. by Rev. John Huddle. After
the ceremony the couple returned to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Augusterfer.
SO6 street northeast, where a reception
was held for their immediate friends The
brides dress was cream colored and she
wore large white picture hat and carried
an immense bouquet of bride roses. For
the reception she was dressed In blue. The
evening was very pleasantly spent in music
and dancing. after which refreshments were
served until a late hour. A large number
of very handsome presents were received
Among those present were Mr. VIM H.
Martin, jr.; Mr.. Willard Coleman, Mr.. C.
Martin, r.; Mr.. Willard Coleman, Mr.. c.
Shattuck Mr. c.. Dulaney Mr. Winter
swart, Mr. Dietrich, Mr. NJ Rouzer, Mr..
Edward Colburn, Mr.. Frank Dunn, Mr..
Leonard Frey, Mr.. Harvey Curtis. Mr.. John
D. Davidson, Mr.. John Shine. Mr.. Hughes
Lewis, Mr.. Casper Herbert, DIR. Seth e.
Cole Mr.. Thomas Byers. Mr.. Hugh Angus
terrier, Mr.. John Yeabower, Mr.. Winship
Wheatley, Mr.. A. Mattern, Miss Gwendo-
line Colman, Mrs. Willard Colman, Miss
Minna Mantz, Miss Alice Hunt, Miss Elsie
Mawrey, Miss Nellie OConnor. Miss Julia
Brittingham, Miss Laura Birmingham, Miss
Mae Harvey, Miss Anna Song, Miss Alice
Jacobs. Miss Lottie Frey, Miss Leona Mey-
ers Miss Bessie Mans, Miss Annie Scott,
Mrs NJ Lewis, Mrs Bertha Ryan, Miss
Mamie Day, Miss Ella Davidson, Miss Ethel
Wheatley, Miss Philippa Wheauey, Mrs
Joseph Wheatley. Mrs. Marion Fowler,
Mrs. M. Rouger, Mrs. H. E. Curtiss. Mrs.
Casper Herbert, Mrs. Ed Colburn, Mrs. s.
v. Colburn, Mrs. ]. Seth E Cole and Mrs
A. Mattern. After October l Mr.. and Mrs:
Lewis will be at home to their friends at
sos E street northeast.
Mrs J. Hall Chase of New York city is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Clarvoe, at s04 10th street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Eberly have issued
invitations for the wedding of their daugh.
ter Antoinette to Mr.. Harry X. Boss or
the evening of October in Calvary Baptist
Church, and will be followed by reception
for the relatives The bride will be attend.
ed by her sister, Mrs. Smith, as matron or
honor, and Mr. Given will be best man
After returning from their wedding trip
the couple will live at the Baltimore. cor
ner of Baltimore and 18th streets Wash
ington Heights.
Miss Ada J. Cross or Capitol Hill has left
the city for Syracuse, N. Y. where she
will visit relatives and friends
Miss Pocahontas Boiling Smith, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Archibald NJ. Smith, and Mr..
George c. Todd of New York were mar
ried at the home of the bride, Bellevue,
near Markham, Fauquier county. Va, Rev.
Philip Thompson performing the ceremony
in the presence of the immediate families Of
the couple The maid of honor was Miss Ruby
Jaquelin Smith, sister of the BRIDE and
Mr.. John r. Todd, brother Of the groom.
was best man. The bridesmaids were Miss
Frances w. Todd, a sister of the groom;
Miss Mary Turner Of the Plains, Miss
Amelia c. Williams of Casanova. Va, and
Miss Frederick Braun of this city. The
bride has friends and relatives in this city
and Alexandria.
A pleasant evening was spent at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs George Bowers, '216
Florida avenue, the occasion being the first
anniversary of their marriage. The par
lor was beautifully decorated with holly
and autumn flowers. The evening was spent
In vocal and instrumental music. Dancing
was INDUCED in until a late hour, after
which the guests repaired to the dining
room. where a bountiful repast was
served. The couple were recipients of many
and beautiful presents. Among those pres
cnt were Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowersox,
Mr.. l.. Bowersox and daughter Mr.. and
Mrs H. Clarkson, Mrs. NJ. Clarkson, Mrs.
Sullivan, Mrs. ]. Eller, Mrs. G. Wech, Mrs.
H. Coste Mrs. e. Hauser: Mrs. s. Dahler
and Mrs. ]. F. Smith, Misses Ethel and
nIIa Exyo Gvnifh md
Messrs. Albert Crumnut, George Some
man, John Boland, Albert Ogle, George
Molloy and Winfield Dunn.