Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-16

Mrs. H. W. Merriam and daughter,
Helen, have returned from Atlantic City.
Miss Lippincott and Miss Baker of 1o11
New Hampshire avenue have returned to
the city after having spent the summer
abroad In educational work
At the residence Of Mr. and Mrs r. Has
Ter. 22S 18th street southwest, Thursday
evening, their daughter, Miss Lillian o.
Hasler and Raymond c. Phillips of this
city were married Only the Immediate rel
atfves of the couple were present owing to
the recent death of the groom's sister. The
Rev. Claudius Smith. rector of Epiphany
Chapel. performed the ceremony. The bride
was becomingly gowned in white louisine
silk. carried bride roses and was given
away by her father. Miss Mamie Bryant
white silk null and carried La France
roses. Mr.. Edgar A. Poore of this city was
best man. The parlors were beautifully
adorned with fall decorations. After the
ceremony a wedding supper was served.
Those present were the following: Mrs. F.
A. Williams, sister of the bride; Mr. and
Mrs R. A Hasler of Silver Hill. Nd the
former a brother of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs.
Cauley, Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Mr.. George
Ellis of Alabama, Miss Mary Randy, Mrs.
Mary E. Phillips the mother of the groom;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips. the former a
lips and family of Alexandria. Mr.. and
Mrs Phillips will be at home, 22S 14th
street southwest, after September 20.
DR.. and Mrs G. Wythe Cook have re-
turned to the city, having spent the sum-
mer at Capon Springs, w. Va.
I DIR. Joseph H. Wood. Messrs. Albert T.
Tennyson, James Sexton and James Greer
left this afternoon in the formers power
launch Anona for few days trip fishing
for bass in Potomac and Aqua creeks on
the lower Potomac.
The ladies of St. Agnes Guild of ST. Agnes
Episcopal Chapel, 4th and New York ave-
nue., delightfully."- entertained the members
of the congregation and their friends We'd
nesday evening last. Refreshments were
served from tastefully decorated tables and
an orchestra was present to enlVen the
occasion. These monthly social gatherings
will mark new feature in the work of the
guild and will be held the last Wednesday
in each month during the winter.
Miss Jessie c. Stephens has returned from
her visit in the Blue Ridge mountains.
The marriage of Mr. George Lafayette
Thompson and Helen Christina Simpson.
daughter of Mrs. Mary M Simpson OF
Morris road Anacostia, D. c., took place
at the parsonage of st. Teresa's Roman
Catholic Church Father Egan oflclatlhg
Thursday September IA, at IL o CLOCK.
reception followed at to o'clock at The
home Of the aunt of the bride, Mrs. F. {.
Bache with whom she has lived since her
infancy.
Mrs Addison T. Smith and children. who
have been spending the summer in Idano'
have returned to the city. Mr.. Smith, VINO
is secretary to Senator Hepburn, will re-
main in Idaho until about the time Con-
gress convenes.
Col Ezra Fuller. II. S. A.. retired for
merly resident of Washington, with Mrs.
Fuller, Surgeons Ireland and Kane of the
medical corps of the army, Mrs. Ireland
Mrs Kane, Chief Wilkie of the secret
service Mrs Wilkie, Miss Wilkie, Mrs
Kane mother of Mrs. Kane; Miss
Kane, Mrs. Alter Cruger Baldwin and
her guest, Miss Lambert of Galesburs.
ILL.,, made a tour of the city THURSDAY
afternoon in Cen George H. Harries' pri-
vate car of the Washington Electric and
Railway Company. The party also made
the trip to Bethesda and return. Col.
Fuller is an intimate friend of Gen. Har-
ries, and the trolley party was given In
his honor.