Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-20
SOCIETY NOTES,


yesterday, but were not nearly SO large as last
week. nor was that at Speaker Randalts resi-
dence, though many ageeable ladies and gen.
tlenen were making calls.
The german given last evening by the Bach
elcrs' Club was In all respects very elegant
party. The attendance was large, and the
dressing even more than usually handsome
Blooming plants adorned the spacious room
and the scene was an especially beautiful one
Mrs Wailach received the guests and Mr.. Fred.
Poor led In the dance.
The marriage of Mr.. j. Hadly Doyle and Mss
Mollie j. Collins attracted a large assemb!age
OF the friends aid acquaintances Of the young
couple to Trinity lCatholic) Church yesterday
afternoon. The ceremony was performed by
Father Ciampi, the bride and groom being pre-
ceded up the aisle by the usner5 MeSsrs. 10
ing n1g Wilmington. Hiram T. Doyle, William
the organist OF st. Dominic's Church. playing
Mendelsohn's Wedding March the while. the
prioe was elegantly attired in a wne-colorei
silk dress, with velvet trimmings, en- traiise
After the ceremony there was a reception and
lunch at the residence Of the brides father, on
Beail street. and at o'clock the bridal cou pie
departed for Frederick, Md. Father Clampl
who is going into retreat at that place, accom-
panied them. The presents were numerous and
elegant, among them being fiuely designed
silver pitcher and goblet from Mr.. Doyie's
Representative Morse gave an elaborate din
ner TO gentlemen at WelckerS last evening, in
honor OF Senator Dawes reelection. Thirty six
guests were present, including a number OF
Senator's Representative journaIIsts. and T
other prominent persOnageS
Gen. and Mrs. Van Nliet gave very hand
some dinner party yesterday to their son and
MS Dfloe. Young people only were invited.
Mr.. Otto G. Reineck, of the Washington yo,u.-
nal, and Miss Ella Blanch Meals were married
last evening. at the residence OF the groom, on
sdn naa street. Rev MI Domer performing the cere
Der OF the Intimate friends OF the happy pair,
all OF whom greatly enjoyed 1t. The dress OF
the pride was an elegant plum coiored SILK
Lille Heiberger acted as bridesmaid and Mr..
Louis SEWERS as best man, After the service.
which was prefaced by few suitable remarks
oy Dr. Domer, an informal reception was held
The New York Republican Association gave
largely attended and thoroughly enjoyable re-
cept1on at Masonic Temple last evening. Brlef
addresses, music recitat1ons and dancing were
the features OF the evening. which all particI-
parts thought a remarkably short one
Miss Eleanor Calhoun ard her mother We're
entertained eh at a reception Sunday evening at
nam, OF South Carolina Among the guests
were Mr. John Mccullough, Mr.. and Mrs. Ran.
dolph Tucker, Mr. and Mrs Ferguson, Mrs.
Mrs. Cam, Lieut.. and Mrs. Hutton, Dr.. Brans-
ford, Lieut.. Burnett, Miss Lillian Pike, Nus.
Pickett OF Detroit, Mr.. and Mrs. BroG1en, MIR
and Miss o'Conner OF South Carolina, General
5.
MISS Calh0unS success In Baltimore is most
gratifying to her friends here.
COL John G. Burch, Secretary of the L. S.
Senate, gave this morning, at his residence. on
Vermont avenue, a breakfast to Mr.. John NC
Cullough, the Gagedian. There were present,
besides the guest OF the occasion, Senators
Thurman. Davis, OF ILL.,, Blaine, Morrill, Pen
Conner. '" '-A'
Mrs. and Miss starin, the wife and daughter
.aa Oh hepfesentatlye Star1n, have issued invita-
tlons TO a kettledrum at their residence on La
iayette Square next Monday from 1 toll M.
Mr. and Mrs. StaIin Lave staying with them at
ihe present time MIS-. Starin's brother, Captain
Ioole, OF the 22d Infantry, and his wife and two
japanese Minister and Mrs. Yoshida, Tuesday
evening, January 25ih.--Mr. and Mrs George
\. Beale have issued cards for the marriage OF
their r udaaghter Violet to Mr.. George C. Bloomer
on WeonesCay, February I'd, at O'clock ar
Ecipnany yChGfch.--Cemmodor Pattison [who
is in comnland at the may yardl and his wife
give reception this evening.---The I-n;ty
club VIII meet Friday evening at the residence
Macarthur viii be the yist---Tte regular
weekly reception OF Miss Ransom will take
place at her studio in the Colonization Building,
ccrner OF ~ street and Pennsylvania avenue.
lin j. Acker. OF this city, to Miss Lk1le T. Hos
k1nsoD. OF Philadelphia, will take place In the
latter city next Wednesday evening.
MIS- rogers has Deen paying visit 70 her
husband, the Presidents secretary. at his resi-
dence here. She had been In Ohto with ler
family for some time.--Miss Ana Asia Bur
uaga. who has been spending more than week
With her friend, Miss Townsend. in New York.
will not return here until next week. Many
entertainments have been given in her honor
IN New York. k.--one of the Misses Reed. who
was visiting Mrs. Cutter, has returned home
but her sister. Miss Fannie Reed, whose voice
has been 80 much enjoyed at recent n,usitolss
will remain few days loDger.--Mr. Z. F. An
drews has been spending this week In OHIO, but
will soon return.