Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-13

70 session ana other points In New Engiand
They will be at their home on Mt Vernon
| avenue, ST. Elmo. Va. after October 1.
Miss Agnes Fulton Leckie was married
last evening to Mr.. Edwin ]. Newmyer
both of this city. IN the home of .-cr
brother Mr.. A. E. L. Leckie, on Columbia
Heights. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Donald Macleod, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church. Both bride and
bridegroom were unattended. They en-
tered the bridal decked drawing room to
the strains of the Mendelssohn Wedding
| March, played by little Miss Elizabeth
Winston, who also played the bridal music
| from "Lohengrin' as the bride and brue-
| groom repaired to the dining room. Dur
Thome's Simple Confession very softly.
The brides gown was of white Paris NOUS
| seine. made over chiffon and taffeta. She
| wore no veil, but had wreath of orange
blossoms in hec hair. and carried a shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley The draw
| ing room decorations were of bride roses,
palms and ferns, while the dining room
was rich In marigold and golden rod, with
| appropriate greensn. Only small company
or relatives and very intimate friends
formed the wedding company owing to the
recent death of the brides mother and
| brother. Mr.. and Mrs. Newmyer left on
| the 10 O'Clock train for the Pacific coast.
| stopping on their way at ST. Joseph, Mo-.
| to visit the bridegroom's family. They viii!
De absent for several months, after which
/ they will live in this city. The brides
! going away gown was of gray zephyr cloth
with hat to match. Mr.. Newmyer is well
| known here as rising young professional
man. graduate of George Washington
| University, class of 1902
A quiet but very pretty wedding took
| place at high noon September IL at Loyola
| streets, Baltimore, Nd. the contracting
parties being Miss Nellie Murphy and Mr..
George Brick. both of Washington, d. Z,
Ihe Rev Father F. x. Brady. 8. J., per-
Tha hrfl 1,a-
comingiy attired in a beautiful suit of
cream lansdowne. with princess lace over
dress. with hat of white beaver and white
p!umes. She carried a shower bouquet
AFTER the ceremony reception followed
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Toomy
| or Sl4 Columbia avenue. Mr.. and Mrs
Brick left for a wedding trip to New
York. Newport, R. l.. and the east. The
brides travelling costume was of blue
scllian with large black hat. Alter Oc-
Iober Mr.. and Mrs. Brick will be at home,
I26 9Th street northeast
The social club of the 9th Street Chris
tan Church gave dinner in honor Of the
announcement of the engagement of two of
their members Miss Nanette Victoria Ros-
ser and Mr.. Fred Hallman, both of this CITY
at the La Fetra last evening. Decorations
were In pink flowers, ribbons place card
souvenirs, table service and the courses of
the dinner all in harmony of color Toasts
hitting the happy occasion were responded
10 oy DR.. E. B: Bagby, Miss Rae Potts. Mr.
Ioepper and Mr.. Joe Thornberg. Mr. VIM
E. Hartman acted as POSTMASTER. Others
present were Mrs. G. F. Topper, the
Misses Toepper- Mr.. and Mrs Charles Du-
rang, Mrs: NJ. e. Mailman. Miss Mabel But
| Ter. Mr.. Victor Dent. Mr.. William Amos and
Mr.. Raymond Norris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Robinson an
nOunce the marriage of their daughter
Florence Mary. to Mr. Frederick J. Frost
Inc ceremony was performed at their home,
1910 9Th street southwest, Monday. Sep
TENDER g. by the Rev. D. w. Skillineer
Mr.. and Mrs. Frost are at home at 1911
Jacob street. Wheeling, w. Va.
Miss Christine Sewer, editor of the New
Century, has moved from 1851 Harvard
street, where she has been residing for the
past four years. with her aunt, Mrs j. X.
P. Gleeson. and is now at $40 18th street
northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto T. Simon, after a
three months trip abroad, have returned to
their home, 1720 street northwest
DR.. and Mrs. James Dudley Morgan and
family have returned, having spent the
summer at Shelter Island and Nantucket
Mr. O. j. Field, chief clerk, Department
of Justice, Mrs. Field and Miss Adelaide
Field have returned to Washington from a
trip to Sebago Lake. Maine.
Mrs. Justin Mccarthy, Mrs John Hoover
Miss Helen Whyte, Miss Irma Bacon, Miss
Alice Hoover, Miss Catherine Mccarthy
Miss Louise Hoover, Mr.. Joseph Mccarthy
and Mr.. Harry Hoover have returned to
the city from a pleasant sojourn on the
Chesapeake bay.
Mrs. L. A. Mayes and her sister, Miss
Edith Moulden, will leave for Toronto, Can
ada, Friday, September IA. where they will
participate in the drill train of Ruth Re-
bekah Lodge, l. o. o. F.
Mrs. I. B. Brown of 1918 s street north
west, has returned from a visit to Staunton,
Old Point and Virginia Beach.
Mr.. Eugene Schwab has Joined his family
in Atlantic City, where they will remain an
other week.
Miss Clemence Martin returned last week
on the steamship Roma, from an extended
trip to France and Italy.
Miss Florence Gusdorf has returned home
after very pleasant trip to Newport News
and Old Point.
Mrs Rose E., Hanlon of the Mount Vernon
fats, has left for New York. She will be at
home after September H.
Washingtonans at the Chalfonte, Atlantic
City, include: James Carroll, Mrs. William
H. Dempsey, Miss Gilmore, Mrs. Charles G. |
Thorn, Miss Francis NJ. Thorn, Charles NJ
Thorn, DR.. o. S. Ritch and wife, DIR. Walter
Post and wife.
Miss Fannie Mason, who has moved from
her house at 110S L street. has taken apart
ments at the Iroquois, 141O M street. where |
she will be pleased to see her friends.
Mrs. Margaret Susannah Burrows an
nounces the marriage of ner daughter, |
Anna E., to Charles B. Spates. September
II, 1906, at 1722 LIST street northwest.
Mrs Walter Fairfield who has been with |
her children at Narragansett Pier and New |
port for some time, is now motoring in the |
White Mountains with party of friends |
Mrs. Fairfield was among the Washington |
ians who attended the reception at the |
naval training station last week in honor
of Admiral Bronson.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the |
following:
Frank NJ. Abel of Pisgah, Nd, and Sarah |
]. Clements of Mason Springs, Md.
George J. Sampson of this city and Louisa |
r. Pfiuger of Hyattsville, Md.
Eli A. Howard Of Philadelphia, Pa, and |
III; hath of ha Va /