Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-11
SOCIETY NOTES.

General Sherman will give ption at his resi-
dence on Thursday next to officers OF the army
and navy
The Unity Club beld its annual meeting for the
election Of officers last evening at the resnce OF j.
W. Babe, ON street, when the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: President, Wm
| Hutchinson; vice president, VIM H. Chase; secre-
tary, C. II. Babbitt treasurer, Mrs. NJ. D. Lincoln
After the transaction OF other business relative to
the admission and qualification OF members the
ciuo adjourned to meet In one week for general
entertainments
Mr.. James NJ Curtis, of the Pension ofrlce. and
Miss Florence A. Turton, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Geo. II. Turton, were married on Thursday even
ing at the Memorial Lutheran church. Rev DR.
Butler officiating. The ushers were George Spran-
Fouts '''' 'N' '0 '- VIII "n' = ''"A
Mr.. Marini gave his first complimentary solree
| OF the season on Thursday evening. Notwith-
standing the bad weather there was a large
gathering OF young people, who greatly enjoyed
the occasion. Among those present were A. Zap
Miss Katie Jones, Eugene Carusi, Miss Mamie
Merritt, Leonard Bradley, Miss Nellie Lneburner.
Raleigh Sherman. DR.: Welsh, the Misses Johnson,
and Mrs Fenwick, Col and Miss Cox, George T.
Parks, Mr. :,s and Mrs. Clifford Mr.. and Mrs. John
| niSOn, Mrs. POesche Misses Ida and Rose Poesche
+. X. Lane, Miss Grace Rundel, Miss Annie Tariss
Boone Pennybaker, Frank Martin, DR.. Henry NJ.
Katie Frye, VIM. Frye, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smart
d. Henry c. Thompson. Miss Nettle Reeves, Chas.
Miss Mss nose Bss wapPh
Belle Brtton, Alexander Brltton, George j. John
son, the Misses Connolly, Miss Nellie Gray, Miss
Ella Rogers, Miss Lena sterns, Miss Ella Sheriff.
and Miss Fannie Bennett.
Mrs Col j. W. Barlow accompanied the re-
Ing her sister, Miss Birmi, with whom Capt and
Mrs. II. c. Noble have remained since the death
Of OF their mother, on the 2sth of August In less
these three sisters of both OF their parents
MI. William Thompson and family have returned
TO the city for the winter from their country seat
near Silver Spring
Dr. NJ. Cora Bland receives her friends Informally
on Monday evening from 1880 to 10.
ant ceInhrated her JrS oden eddn G1 NOUN Pieas
dence at Mount Pleasant last evening It was a
delightful occasion, and enjoyed by large num-
during the entire evening by those who came to
pay their congratulations to the fortunate and
happy couple The interest in the occasion was
doubly increased by the attendance OF children
grandchildren and near relations, coming in sew
era1 instances long distances to enjoy the rare
relatives present were Mrs. Nancy Houehton. the
aged mother OF Mr.. Ketchum's son-in-law; Mrs.
=; carrie Houghfon, daughter OF Mr.. Ketchum;
Master Ned Media and Bertha, grandchildren of
San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Y Ketchum
Mrs X. 8 son and wife; Miss Carrie and Master
i * KetGn1% nG %,sg aat! of Port Jarvis
and wife; Master John Lillian and Anna Ketchum,
grandchildren, OF ChenOa, Ill: Mr.. and Mrs NJ. NJ
Seybolt, nephew and niece, ana their son Master
Harry, OF BrookstOn Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs Sey-
oolt, and Mrs. Colvert ne1ce. Among the In
vlted guests were Mr.. and Mrs Judd, Mr.. and Mrs.
5: 6; Arnold, DR.. Jaynes, Mr.. and Mrs Armstrong
Or. fulton and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Cobb Mr..
and MrsJas S. Delano, Mr.. and Mrs TJ. Lasier. MIR.
ana Mrs s. H. Goodman, Mr.. and Mrs. Parmenter
Mr. Sturteyant, Mrs. Harman. Mr. Hendricks Mrs
Bartlett, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. DR.. Harvey and two
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Emery and Mrs.
Peck. The Misses Harvey sang several beautiful
pieces. beautiful poem, prepared for the oc-
casion by Mr. S. G. Arnold, and also several letters
OF congratulation from friends in different parts
or the country. Refreshments were served
during the evening bountifully. The happy
couple We're in good health and enjoyed the &C.
caslon with the large number who came to pay
their carty congratulations