Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-09

CLOSE Oh 1ete. week.
ing by the members of the choir, includ-
ing a solo by Mrs. Howard S. Fisk.
During an intermission Mr.. Shoemaker
addressed those present, paying a trib-
ute to Rev. Frank N. Bischof for the
excellent results which he has accom-.
plished in his church. and the choir FOL
the interest which II is taking in the
church and the success with which II
was meeting.
The choir is composed of twenty young
women and men of the church, under
the direction of Miss Mary T. Riegel
who is also accompanist for the singers.
Father Bischoff responded in briel
manner to the address of Mr.. Shoemaker
Later in the evening the guests retired
to the dining room, where repast was
served.
Those present were Miss Mary T.. RE
gel. Mrs. Rose Vincent. Miss Ria Huck
Miss Iona Huck. Miss Laura Voigt Miss
Lizzie Voigt, Miss Mamie Voigt. Miss
Gertrude Donovan, Miss Katherine How
ard, Miss Marie Cox, Miss Sophie Voith
Miss Naomi Cole, Miss Mary Lynch
Miss Louise Mccain. Mr.. John Schrider
Mr.. Frank Schrider. Mr.. Richard Dono
van. Mr. Frank Howard. Mr.. Raymond
HOFFMAN,, Mr.. James Schrider, Mrs. w
S. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard ;
Fisk, Mr. W. O. Ray. Mr.. Thomas w
Mrs E. c. Moreland and Mr.. John A
Saul.
Miss Mary Ella Hill, the only daughtel
of Mr.. ana Mrs. ]. Polk Hill, and ;
cousin of the celebrated Confederate gen
in, DR.. Herbert Wallis. Lewis of Rich
mond, the son of Mr.. Wallis Lewis o
Culpeper county, in the Baptist Church
at Culpeper, Va. last night
The ceremony was performed by Rev
DIR. K. W. winfrey the pastor of thu
church. Mrs. Wise Jennings played at thu
organ.
Miss Hill was gowned in white crepe d.
chine made en- traine, and carried bride
roses Her tlille veil was fastened Will
chaplet Of lilies of the valley and al
antique pearl pin which had been thu
gift of the great-grandfather of both the
groom and herself to his bride at theil
marriage i'm 1911. Her only other orna-
ment was q pearl and diamond DroOcn
the groom's gift.
Miss Ida Lewis, the sister of the
groom. who was maid of honor, was
gowned in white lace over pink char
meuse. She wore a bandeau OF small
pink roses and carried bouquet of pink
asters. The ribbon girls included Misses
Fannie Louise RiXey, Mary Jones, Emma
FAINT and May Johnson. They weis
gowned alike in charming white lingerie
frocks wore crystal bandeaus and car
attractive picture as they preceded the
bride to the altar.
The ushel.s We're Mr.. Temple Hill, a
brother of the bride; DIR. Maryan Lewis
and Frank Lewis, brothers of the groom
and Henry Warinner of Richmond. Dud
ley Hill of Atlanta, a brother of the
bride, was best man..
Following the ceremony and an in
formal reception at the home of the
brides parents on Jameson's Heights, the
Ia 1aff for n n.
and. returning, will make their home near
Richmond.
Mrs. Ella G. Kerby of DDS 18th street
northeast announces the engagement OF
her daughter Mary Elizabeth Virginia,
to Mr.. Clarence Charles Osbon of South
Dakota.
Mrs. Lucy Ord Mason. daughter of the
late Gen L. o. c. Ord. is visiting Miss
Julia E. Slosson, 141S 18th street.
Mrs. Louise Longstreet Lea and son
Robert E. Lea, former residents of this
city for many years, bit who have been
living in Colorado and the west since
1900 are spending few days with Mrs.
n. E. Robinson and family, Park avenue,
Brightwood, on their way to Norfolk
Va. Mrs. Lea's birthplace, to spend the
winter.
Miss Minnie Oliver Pugh, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas o. Pugh. and Mr.
James w. McCiung of Lewisburg. w. Va.
were married this afternoon at the homo
of the bride parents, Maryland avenue
Hvattsville. Nd, in the presence Of the
members of the families of the contract
ing parties.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
D. w Skellenger, pastor of the Hyatts-
vile Presbyterian Churcs.
Immediately following the wedding Mr.
and Mrs. McClung LETT for their future
home in Lewisburg. The bridegroom is
assessor for Greenbier county, W. We.
With n company Of about fifty N at
tendance. including relatives and intimate
friends, Miss Elizabeth Sterling Nash was
welded yesterday afternoon to Mr.
Roger Dearborn Marsden of Illinois al
the home OF the brides parents. ~ nj
street northwest The ceremony was
performed BIZ the Rev. l.. T. Purdum. as
sistant pastor of the FIRST congregational
Church.
The ceremony took placei la the parior
of the. home. which was attractiwely dec
Grated. Large palms, white chrysan-
themums and yellow roses. with ferns
and sprays of oak and dogwood leaves.
made up the simple but artistic effect.
which was pleasing. 80
As tire orchestra was playing, the
groom approached the front part of the
room with the bride on his arm. where
the clergyman awaited them.
The bride wore a simple dress of blue
silk.
The wedding presents of the bride, which
were on display, made a very attractive
array.
Mr. and Mrs. Marsden left on their
honeymoon early in the evening.
Invitations will be shortly sent out to
the wedding of Miss Bernadine Orme
Woodward, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace McPharIin Woodward. of Brook
land, d. c., and Mr.. Ralph Kecmle of
Toronto Can.
Thu, ceremony will take place Tuesday
evening October IS. at st. ~Anthony's
Church, BroOkIand. Rt. Rev. Thomas j.
Shahan. rector of the Catholic University,
officiating.
The bride Will be attended by her sister.
Miss Marie Woodward, as maid OF honor;
Miss Alma Keemle, sister of the groom: