Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-15
The WORLD OF SOCIETY

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and Miss Irna pzahl There were no invi-
tations out, only the family and near
friends of the young couple being present
to witness the ceremony. AT the hour ap-
pointed the groom arriving from the ves-
try room was met at the foot of the altar
by the bride. accompanied by her mother.
Mrs Lillian Member Stahl who gave her
away. Rev. William l.. Devries of ST.
Mary's Episcopal Church re ID the betrothal
service. and Rev. DIR. Alfred Harding OF
st. Paurs. where the bride attends. per-
formed the ceremony. The bride was at
tired in white organdie with tulle veil and
carried a bouquet of maiden hair ferns
and lilies of the valley. Mrs. Stahl wore
a pearl gray foulard silk. After the cere-
mony the couple returned to the home or
the bride. The latter wore a brown cloth
travelling suit with hat to match when the
young couple left for New York for their
honeymoon journey. On their return they
viii be at home at 500 D street northeast
Mrs H. Morris has returned accompanied
by her mother, Mrs J. Arnheim of Tabor,
N c.. who is visiting Mrs. /. S. Fleishman
of 46G Massachusetts avenue northwest At
home tomorrow.
On account Of absence from the city Mrs.
John Tweedale will not receive tomorrow.
~ valentine party last evening in honor of
their daughter. Miss Stella Willis. at their
home on Harvard street northwest. The
house was beautifully decorated with palms
and cut flowers and twenty-five guests
were present The contests devised for the
entertainment of the guests were most
unique and the prizes which were award
ed were in the shape of dainty valentines.
Later refreshments were served. The table
was beautifully decorated with flowers and
the Centerpiece was a large red he TT with
a Cupid's arrow piercing It From differ
ent parts of the heart we've rIpoons lead
ing to the different covers, which the guests
drew for favors
The marriage of Miss Lulu Mary Frey
and Mr. George Justus Mueller, jr., took
place last evening at the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church. The officiating min
lister was the Rev NJ Ross Flshburn me
maid OF honor was Miss Maude Hull or
Philadelphia. and the bridesmaids were
Misses Amy KIbbey and Annie Goodacre
The best man was Mr. Carl Mueller broth
er of the groom The ushers were Mr.
Charles Griffith, Mr.. Charles Goodacre. Mr..
Edward Crane and Mr.. John Howard Ihe
bride wore white lace over white chlnon.
a tulle veil and carried a large bouquet or
roses The maid of honor wore becom-
ing gown of blue mousseline and carried
bouquet OF pink roses. The bridesmaids
wore gowns of white mousselne over blue
and carried bouquets of pink roses. After
the ceremony reception was held at the
home of the bride 1913 Newton street
northwest. Later the young couple lett OF.
a wedding trip. The bride going-aWay
costume was of blue with hat to match
After March IS Mr.. and Mrs. Mueller VIII
be at home at 3117 18th street northwest
The out-of-town guests present at the wed
ding were Mrs. annie Hail OF Lancaster
county Pa; Mr.. and Mrs William Peo-
pies of Philadelphia and Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
/. Frey of Marietta. Ohio.
Mrs. Truman H Aldrich and Miss Morrl-
son will receive from to O'Clock to'nor-
row the Centennial Chapter, D. a. r.
Can't. and Mrs William r. Doores enter
tanned at their quarters at Fort washington
last evening, when the following were pre-. rns
emf. Col and Mrs. Lundeen, Capt and Mrs
stevens Chaplain and Mrs. Springer, capt
and Mrs. Monroe. Capt. and Mrs Brooks'
Lieut.. and Mrs Herring. Lieut. ana Mrs;
GoIderman Lieut.. Wertenbaker. Mr. ana
Mrs. Green. Mrs. Chinn, Miss Helen Mas
sengil Miss Blanche PulazZi and MISS
Falls of Washington, ID. {.
The parlors were beautifully decorated
with palms and flowers. During the even
ing Lieut.. Wertenbaker and Mr.. talbot Pu-
Iazzi gave number of interesting reclta-
tons after which a bountiful repast was
served.
Mrs and Miss Menefee and the ladies OF
Washington College will be at home 10
their friends tomorrow afternoon from
10 Z.
A very pretty luncheon was given in Alex
nndrfa on Tuesday by Mrs. Lycurgus r.
T-h1er In honor of Mrs Eduard ID. N Whit
ney of Washington. Those invited to meet
Mrs Whitney were Mrs. Henry +. Robert
son Mrs George s. French, Mrs. Marshall
Jones. Mrs. George Uhler, Mrs. Marshall
King, Mrs Brent. Mrs Louise c. Barley,
Mrs Herbert oliver and Mrs. Harold Snow
den.
This afternoon at the Warder residence,
on X street Miss Elizabeth Warder and Mr..
Ralph Ellis OF New York will be married In
the presence of a limited company. The
house and the hall where the ceremony will
take place have been adorned with spring
flowers and palms. The couple will leave
on an early evening train for the south In
addition to the desire of the bride for
quiet wedding. ii would be necessarily so
because of the deep mourning of Mr.. Ellis
and his sister. Mrs. Postlethwaite of this
city, occa stoned by the recent death In their
family circle. The bride of today has en-
joyed mingling with representative society
at nearly every foreign capital and has
been greatly courted and feted. Last year
Mrs. Warder and her daughters spent
abroad.
The Misses Rosalie and Katharine Malin
of Philadelphia are the guests of Mrs.
Henry Hunt Mckee. 127t 4th street south
cast. Mrs Mckee will give a small musicale
in their honor today, and on the 10Th. from
to g, she will give a tea in their honor. .
Miss Georgia Knox entertained number
of friends at a valentine party last evening
at her home, 1904 New Hampshire avenue.
valentine party was given last evening
by Miss Dorothy Miller at her home on 0in
street. The rooms We're tastefuly deco
rated with hearts. After a euchre and
collation. dancing was INDUCED in until
late hour. Among those present We're: Edith
Ieesnitzer. Marie Nelson Monte Brown,
Mamie Weiss. Katie Weiss Nora Payne.
Aggle Miller. May Moran, Maggie Leesn L
ger. Helen Gantley. Hazel Glidden, Sara
Gantley, Mamie Smith. Susie Gates ana
Messrs Eddie keenan,. j. Bellew, II. Ellis.
j. Blake Miller. Dick Miller. f. Carter. w.
Lawder b, Berger. Albert Kearney, Il. J.
Laws, Herbert Davis, Francis Miller.
Charles Brown and W. Williamson.
The valentine party given last night at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs 4. Walter
Fowler. Columbia Heights. by their sisters.
the Misses Fowler, In honor of the latter's
guests, Miss May Baxter and Miss Hazel
Baxter OF Orange. y, J., was most de-
lightful affair participated in by twenty
eight OF their young gentleman and lady
friends.
Progressive finch was the leading game
played and was greatly enjoyed, the gem
tlemeus prize being awarded to Mr.. Brown
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