Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-26
SOCIETY NOTES.

Inc german given On Christmas eve by Mrs.
Bonaparte to her two sons and daughter, Miss Con-
stance EDGAR. was one OF the hGndsomest enter
lalnmehtS given in Washington this season. Mrs.
5oEapArte acknowledgements In costume of white
dainaSse lace, wearing in her hair an agrette OF
white ostrich tips. She was assisted by Mis- F,l~ar
whose dress was white silk thickly covered with
Wh!te beads and p1SSementerc trimmings Her
halr Was confined in net In the simplest stve
Win knot OF riDbOnsO of the pompadour cOl0rs
Inc thfee debutantcs present were Miss Cofey,
who wore the white dress in which she was form.
ally introduced 10 society about week since Miss
Blaine, who came with her brother and wore n
ParlSian garment OF light blue, brought with her
on her recent return from Europe, and Miss Reach
VINO was also handsomely dressed The only young
Ib,tleS present with the exception Of Miss Edgar
VINO were not already in society were Miss Daisy
Rlckctts and Miss lile Emory, granddaughter OF
ten Emory. The german was led by Mr. Frank
Lee, the first couple being Miss Elsie McKeeyer.
who wore white, and Mr.. EAyar, Miss Katie Beach
nallGg as her partner Mr.. Allen Arthur. Madam
@ noh kisendecker, who vas present, danced with NJ
Bustamente. The favorS had been sent from New
foTk lur tie occasion, and many Of them were very
beautiful, and amongst the most admired were
thi'Se representing fans, to which were attached
bouquets OF real flowers tied with different cOored
flbeoiS to match, having ivory gilt scent bottles
being used In the "team' figure. MANY members
or the diplomatic corps were present, besides a
3 g i NUMBER rH 1 9I society id people although the af
1Itdt disappointment was caused by the refusal OF
Capt Ramsay, of the Naval Academy, to allow any
OF the cadets TO leave Annapolis for that evening In
oIdeF to attend. Quite a number OF West Point
cadets came on for the occasion A handsome sun.
per was served at a late hour.
On Monday evening there was another large ger
man given at the Soldiers Home by Gen1 Sturpis tn
MS son, Cadet Stgis who is adjufant of his corps
and his 1Ye companions, who came with him from
west Point 10 spend the holidays.
The National Rifles Cadets have Issued cards for
complimentary so!ree, to be held at the Rifles Hau
On Friday evening.
Miss Maggie L. Handley, Of this city, and Mr.
William D. Ryan, OF Brooklyn, were quietly married
yesterday AFTERNOON at the home of the brides, par
ents. lIOJ New jersey avenue, Rev. Mr. Townsend
officiating
Miss Emile Thom gives german to members OF
the Ad Interim Club on Friday evening
Mrs. Ream, sSter-in-aw OF Mrs Winnie Ream
HoXie, Is In Washington for the winter, staying
Win her friend, Mrs Perry Fuller, OF New York
avenue. Mrs Ream is from Indian Territory and
Is daughter OF chief OF the Indian tribe to WIich
o,iv , peiolSS Sne Is not only handsome, but very
Ing manner.
Mrs. c. c. Waite, with her two little children who
has been the guest of the Chief Justice and family
to spend some time with her sister, Mrs H. J. Jew
ett, OF New York, and other relatives in and near
that city MI Waite, who came on to spend Christ
mas with his own and his fathers family, went
with them.
Mr. H. NJ Meade, after paying a brief visit to his
sister, the wife OF Commodore Sands, has returned
TO MS home In Roanoke, Va.--The widow of the
late Major Parry, accompanied by her little daugh-
ter, is here from Baltimore, passing the Christmas
season with Mrs. Mack.-Miss Virginia HopEins
her aunt, the wife OF Representative HOPKINS. at
his residence, 1924 18th street.-Mrs and Miss
Kediern will be at home on Wednesday evenings
johnson leave town to-day, with their two little
daughters, for Richmond, where they win remain
Taray nn ai,er tarSx Ne% Year dayMS Laughton win
ingS-Rev. DIR. VIM. II. Roberts and family. OF
Princeton, N j., are in the city for a few days.
stopping at the residence Of his wife father, 1875
Rhode Island avenue,