Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-08

sued invitations to the marriage OF their
only daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth Gear
ing, OF Winchester, to Mr.. r. Garrett Spiker,
formerly Of Woodstock. Va, but now of
Washington, which is to take place at the
home of the brides parents in the western
suburbs Of Winchester, at 3 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon, June IS. After an extended tour
the couple will be at home at $50 Park
road Washington. Mr.. Spiker is one of the
Washington city letter carriers, and his
father is Sheriff Daniel Spiker of Shenan-
doah county, Va.
DR.. J. L. Dulaney. Mrs. ]. L. Dulaney and
their daughter, Mrs. ]. Lee Whitmore, have
returned TO Washington after a visit of two
months at their sons cottage in Asbury
Park, N. j.
Mrs: George c. Groener of 100 Z street
northwest Wednesday last in honor OF their
sixth wedding anniversary. The parlor and
dining room were prettily decorated with
mowers and palms. Games and recitations
We're enjoyed, after which refreshments
were served and dancing INDUCED in. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.
Groener, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S Groener. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Watson. Mr. and Mrs. ] Stack
man, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Miller, Miss NJ.
Sweeney, Miss f. Watson, Miss A. Picket
man. Mr.. j. Bryan, DIR. Evans and Mr.. w.
j. Groener.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas w Fowler Tues
DAY, the 4th instant, quietly celebrated the
iiAtiVtI ANNIVERSARY Oh tnelr wedding at
their home, S07 9Th street northwest. Ow-
ing to the recent death of their daughter
no pubic reception of their friends was
heid, only their children and grandchildren
belng present. Very many gifts of flowers
and notes of congratulations We're received
Mr.. Fowler is classed among one of the
most prominent Odd Fellows of the District
The minister, Rev. j. G. Butler of the Luz
Their Place Lutheran Church. who officiated
at the wedding fifty years ago, is still living
and In active service in his church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max NJ. Rich held a brilliant
reception last evening at their home 144S
Harvard street, when they received the
members of their families and most init
mate friends in honor of the twenty fifth
anniversary of their marriage. The house
was beautifully decorated in orange bios
SONS and palms. and numerous bouquets
of flowers that were sent to the couple were
distributed through the rooms A string
orchestra played in the dining room, where
a buffet supper was served. The table had
for a centerpiece wedding cake sur
rounded with orange blossoms, and at one
end was large floral ship filled with red
carnations and ferns that had been used at
the twenty-f1fth anniversary of Mrs. Rich's
parents, and which occasion was also the
announcement of the engagement of Mr.
and Mrs. Rich. Numerous gifts were sent
to the couple, including silver, cut glass;
pictures. etc, which were shown in an
upper room.
The guests were Mrs. E. Rosenthal.
mother of Mrs. Rich Mrs. James E. Rosen-
thai Mrs. Bertha Oettinger, Miss Dorothy
Oettinger, Mr.. David Oettinger, Mrs NJ.
Ullman of Brooklyn. N. Y, Mr.. Louis
Rich, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Franc Mr., Mel
vim Rich. Mrs. N: West, Mr.. Sidney West,
Miss Fannie Rich Mr.: and Mrs. Harry
Franc. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Kaufman,
Miss Sarah West, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Jack
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Auerbach, Mr.. and
Kohner, Mr.. and Mrs. David Eiseman. Mr..
and Mrs. Max Kohner, Mr.. and Mrs. Lich-
enstein, Miss Maud Lichenstein Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Kohner Rev. Louis Stern, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Silverman, Rev. and Mrs.
Abram Simon. Miss Hattie Stein, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. ]. Kaufman. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Blum. Mr.. and Mrs. William Bass Mr.: and
Mrs. Ben Solomon, Mr.. and Mrs. Marks
and Mr. and Mrs. Karger.
The District of Columbia Division of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy gave
a reception last evening in honor of Mrs.
Lizzie George Henderson Of Mississippi,
president general of the organization. AS
sisting Mrs. Henderson in receiving were
Mrs. Ralph Walsh, president of the District
Daughters, and Mrs. Rosalie H. Bocock,
chairman of the reception committee, who
introduced the guests. The presentations
to the president general were made in turn
by Judge Charles B. Howry, Chief Justice
Shepard, Judge William L. Chambers, Hill
airy A. Herbert. former Secretary of the
Navy; Major Holmes Conrad, DR.. Samuel
Lewis. Major ]. Mcdowell Darlington John
l.
Streeter and DR.. Clifton p. Clark. Among
the distinguished guests who assisted in
the general entertainment of the evening
were former Secretary Carlisle and Gen.
Hooker. The presidents of the respective
chapters who were in charge of arrange
ments were Mrs. Magnus Thompson, Stone
wall Jackson; Mrs. Somerville Harris, r.
E. Lee; Miss Mary Desha, Albert Sydney
Johnston.
Mrs Milton Odell and daughter Miss
Beneath left today to visit the exposition
and friends.
Miss Veronica c. Lynch entertained at a
progressive euchre at her home, 80 E
street northeast, last evening, in honor of
Miss Irene Brady and Mr. Edward Nc
Laughlin Of New York. Prizes were won
by Misses Mary Maloney and Carolyn Dore,
Messrs. Edward Keefe and Frank Clancy.
After the euchre Miss Grace Lynch rem
dered several vocal selections. Among those
present were Misses Irene Brady, Mary
Maloney. Nellie Maloney, Genevieve Ma
loney, Grace Lynch, Veronica Lynch. Ger
| trude Lynch, Carolyn Dove, Mary Madi-
gan, May Haley, Helen LIE Cain, Miss
Josephine Kelly Of New York and Mrs.
John Lynch. Messrs Edward Mclaughlin,
Edward Keefe. Edward Carroll, Frank
Clancy, Louis Payne. Harry Lynch, George
Colliflower and Patrick Madigan.