Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-09

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Miss L. Matilda Munck.
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Tew. Later
mr.. and Mrs Lee left for wedding
trip. the latter goWned in old rose Ra iah
with hat to correspond. Upon their return
they will be with Mr.. and Mrs. Tew at
their home on Good Hope road.
Rev. DR. Macleod performed the mar
rlage service yesterday for Miss Eleanor
Chester Of this city and Gen. Lockwood
Brown. the former aged sixty-three and
the latter seventy-eight. The ceremony
took place at the residence Of the bride.
on 18th street. in presence Of the intimate
! friends of the couple. Last evening the
couple. accompanied by the brides elder
sister Miss Josephine Chester. started
for the north, intending to tarry the
way to their future home in Chicago.
The acquaintance of the couple dates
back TO their school days in Illinois. In
the meanwhile Gen. Brown married and
after the death of his wife he came to
this city to live and renewed his acquaint-
ance with Miss Chester. with the result
OF the happy event of yesterday.
A few WashingtOnians who are mem
bers of the Chelsea Yacht Club gave a
surprise dance and sea-food feast to Mr..
pretty yacht Mermaid last Saturday.
Music and dancing We're enjoyed until
shutdown. after which the party of TWEEN
~ sat down to supper.
Miss Nina NJ Johnson of ST. Johnsbury.
VT, and Mr.. c. L. Holthaus of Baltimore,
Nd. were quietly married in Philadel-
phia.. Saturday September ). 1903 After
q short sojourn in Atlantic City. n. j.,
Mr.. and Mrs, Holthaus will reside in
Washington, d. c.
The Misses Leslie and Marie Wins
boro gave a party last Tuesday night at
their home in Front Royal. Va, in honor
of Miss Annie Roth of Washington. Mu-
sic and games were greatly enjoyed, but
dancing was the principal amusement.
Among the guests We're: The Misses
Stubbs. Robinson. J. Maddox. d. Sonner,
NJ. Thornton, O. Maddox. f. Rudasil. G.
Maddox, E. Kearns. A. Reynolds, B.
Roth. B. Pomeroy, I. kidwell. A. Kid
well, n. kidwell and the Messrs. Ruda-
sill. L. Sonner, r. Lake II. Lake, S.
Yates. r. Fox. II. Blakemore, O. Legg. f.
NJ. Wilkerson r. Grubbs. NJ. Richerson.
c. EdmOnds, A. Costales w. Ducan. E.
French, B. Sopris and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roche. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. r. French, Mrs.
G. W. Kidwell. Mrs. Thornton, Mrs.
Gregory and Mrs. Lauck.
Mrs. Elizabeth Overman entertained
Mrs. William H. Blair and daughter Ma
bel of Madisonville. Ohio, the past week.
the past week Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell
Haynie of Cincinnati. Ohio. and Mr.. and
Mrs w. P. Ridgely of Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs: John B. Henderson gave large
luncheon yesterday at her Bar Harbor
place, Gleneyrie. for Mrs. Stephen B. Ell
kins and Miss Katherine Elkins The
other guests included Mr.. and Mrs Err
nesto G. Fabbri. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Liv-
ingSton, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence B. Wads-
worth. Mrs Moncure Robinson Miss Rob-
inson, Mrs. Harriet Blaine Beale Messrs
Carl Lumholtz. William Hit and John B.
Henderson. il.
The British ambassador to the United
States and Mrs. James Bryce leave Eng
land Saturday for this country. Shortly
after their arrival Esme Howard. who has
been acting as charge d'affaires during
the summer will go TO Vienna to which
capital he has been transferred as coun-
selOr of the embassy. He and his wife
Lady Isabella Howard. are in mourning
for the recent death at Rome of Lady
Towards father, the Earl of Newburgh
Mr.. and Mrs John C. Kessel and
daughter Helena in Atlantic City for
two weeks.
Miss NJ G. Campbell of 1876 Q street
is at Atlantic City, and before returning
she will visit friends in Philadelphia and
Chester, Pa.
DR. and Mrs. D. X Shute have returned
to the city.
Mrs. George w. Kidwell. her da lighters,
Ida. Anna and Nellie. of $50 I'd street
northeast have returned from Front Roy
al. Va. where they spent the summer
Mrs. John Giish is at Newport. r. L.
and will visit Boston and New York be-
fore returning, September 20.
Mrs w J. Eynon has gone to Atlantic
City 20 remain two weeks.
Mrs. n. F. Bigss is at Haserstown. Md,
for fortnight.
Me, for stay.
Miss Eleanor Clearwater of Passaic,
n j.. is visiting Miss Elsie Margaret
Hickman of 1st street northwest.
A wedding of interest to Washing
tonians will be that of Miss Irma Eldridge
Mckelden. Youngest daughter of Mrs.
McKelden, and Lieut.. James Luke
Frink. Sd Infantry. U.S.A.. which will be
solemnized at 8 o'clock on the evening of
Monday. the 18th of September at St.
Paus Episcopal Church. Odd street and
Washington circle. The groom is the
elder son of Mrs. Alice 7. and the late
Judge James A. Frink of Missouri
Master George Geiger. son of Mr. and
Mrs. George j. Geiger. of 523 3 street
northeast. celebrated his fifth birthday
anniversary yesterday by giving a party
to his little friends.
Those present We're: Russell Monkey.
Benno r. Preuss William keyser David
Locking. Harvey Castell. Russell Castell.
Everette Jarvis. Wilmer Smith Arthur
Rewak. Joe Anderson. Ethel. Noel An
tia Jeunnine. Margaret Preuss, Eva FISH
Julian Clements. Amora Lenggeoine. May
Anderson. Edith Ashby, Nellie Mccoy,
Marion Ashby and Cora Geiger
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Droop returned
today from Leesburg. Va.
Mr. John c. Scofield. chief clerk of the
War Department. and Mrs. Scofield will
next week make a long deferred visit
to Havana, where they will remain
about two weeks as the guests of Gov.
MagoOn.
Visitors in the City.
The following visitors to Washington