Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-31

man Of smithheld, Va; Miss Gertrude
Long Of Reading, Pa: Miss Caro- Greene.
Miss Minnie Downing. Mrs. II. c. Chandlee
and Mrs. Richard L. Cook, all OF this city;
who will be best man for his brother and
the following ushers: Mr.. Harry c. Berke-
ley and Mr.. John Schoolfield, both of Dan
vile Va; Mr.. Ernest G. Porter OF Newark.
n. j.; Mr.. George Reid Of Norfolk. and Mr..
Roscoe Dorsey and Mr.. Frank Law. both
of this city. The wedding ceremony VIII
take place at o'clock tonight In st. Mar
garet's Episcopal Church, and will be fol-
lowed by reception.
Mrs. William Sheffield Cowles is staying
with her brother-in-law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas Robinson, at their coun-
try place at Orange. n. J.
Mrs. H. w. Page of Norfolk is the guest
of Commander and Mrs. Parks and will
attend the Pritchett-Parkes wedding to-
night.
The Russian ambassador has returned
and expects Baroness Rosen and their
daughter by the last of the week. Their
weeks stay in Chicago was made the &C.
casion of constant round of Inequalities
in their honor.
Prince Henry Reuss of Germany, who
stayed in Philadelphia over Sunday. sails
for home this week, completing his tour
OF the world.
Miss Eva c. Stevenson of Lexington, KY,
will, it Is said. soon become the wife OF
Mr.. George W. Cable, author and lecturer
Miss Stevenson is said to be about forty
five years old. She is independently
wealthy, having life estate left by her
mother and brother, the late Lloyd Tevis.
a western mining capitalist, and has a me
old southern home in North broadway,
Lexington, tenanted only by herse!f ana
servants.
At st. Stephens P. E. Church yesterday
Miss Bertha Agatha, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs Magnus l. Julihn of this city, was
married to Mr.. Robert Walter Dyer OF
Saratoga, Wyo., Rev. William X Bushpy
officiating. Immediately after the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer left FOR snort
trip to New York Upon their return they
will be at home at 94S Virginia avenue
until December /, when they will leave for
Sundance, Wyo., their future nome.
Mr. and Mrs. Newell White celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary Monday
evening last at their home, Az Jenerson
street, Anacostia. They received their
guests who numbered forty. in parlors
flowers, palms and plants. the floral DIS
play being added to before the termination
of the event by the presentation 10 the
couple of numerous floral offerings from
made one of visitation to Mr.. and Mrs
White by the members of the First Spirit
ualist Society of this city, who look a
prominent part in the celebration. Many
gifts were received by Mr.. and Mis-
White to mark the event. Among them
were a large marriage certificate, outlined
in gold, with frame, where the couple
will make copy OF their original marriage
certificate, with the names OF the guests
at their fiftieth anniversary celebration,
which was the gift Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Collins Of this city; a pin made from a
S. gold piece, presented to MRS: white oy
np tha Ffrct Cpir 10
ciety; also a second gold pin from the same
organization, a handsome gold ring, IN
scribed with her initials to Mrs Wmte
from her three daughters In COLORADO;
gold pin to Mr.. White from the Society or
Spiritualsts and a handsome meerschaum
pipe tipped with gold from Mr.. Whites
sons There were several other souvenirs
of gold, with numerous ornaments for the
household presented to the couple. Mr.. J.
Clegg Wright of Marietta, Ohio. made an
address, congratulating Mr.. and Mrs. White
on behalf Of the Society of Spiritualists on
having fulfilled fifty years of married life.
Mr.. F. A. Wood, the president of the Or
ganization, made a similar address. In
the dining room a collation. was served
from eXquisitely decorated tables. MI
and Mrs. White have lived In Anacostia
for the past thirteen years. They were
married in Salem, n. j., October -, 1896.
Mr.. White Is native of that town. while
his wife was born In Pennsylvania. The
couple have five living children. Their
daughters are Mrs. Anna Belle Williams.
who is at Buena Vista, Col; Mrs. Jennie
B. Johnston of Pueblo, Col; Mrs. Mary
Blair Of Pueblo, Col. Their sons are Mr..
William White, commercial man. at
present in Chicago. and Mr.. John H.
White, who lives with them in Anacostia.
Capt. John NJ Hawley, U. s. NJ and
Mrs Hawley will introduce their daughter
to society on Thursday, November 15 at
an evening reception and dance to be given
on board the U. S. r. s. Wabash, Boston,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Councilman gave a birth
day party last night in honor of Miss
Ethel Harris at their home, Sd and
streets northeast, in honor Of her eight
zenith anniversary. Many beautiful gifts
were presented. The young people present
amused themselves with various games I'M
til they were called to the dining room for
refreshments. Among those present were
Mrs. Martyr. Mrs. w. Nestler. Mrs.
McUmber. the Misses Ethel Dant, Lily
Springer, Myrtle Schofield Helen Jeffries,
Grace Meier, Ruth Scott Nettie Clements.
Edith Martyr and the Messrs. Chas. w.
Nestler Fred M. Nestler. John Martyr,
Harold Woertendyke, VIM. Scott Harry
Scott and VIM. H Desk.