Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-17
Society Notice

Mrs. Villas held large reception yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Manning accompanied the Secretary to
New York yesterday morning.
Senator and Mrs. Cockrell entertained a few
| friends at lunch yesterday at their pretty home
on q street.
Miss Anna Lathrop, sister of Mrs. Senator
Leland Stanford, OF California is visiting the
Senator's family at 17O1 street.
Mrs. ]. R. Reid and Miss Reid, of 1917 Con.
necticut avenue, are spending few days in
Baltimore.
Mrs. ]. S. Miller, the wife of the commissioner
of internal revenue, will be at home on We'd
nesdays after the new year. They have taken
house on Rhode Island avenue, out of Iowa
Circle Mr.; and Mrs. Miller have visiting them
Miss Lena Miller, of CharleStown w. Va. who
Is returning from a trip to eastern Cities
The closing night of the Garfield hospital
kettledrum continued the success that the
opening promised. Some fine strokes of finan-
cial tact were displayed in the management.
As vet the results are unknown, but probably
the fancy booth will be In the lead; the flower
booth and the candy stand have made noble
records. Miss Coleman contributed hundred
dollars to the funds. There was a full attend
tor Dolph, Senator and Mrs Cockrell, Major
Mott-Smith, MI. Alan Arthur, Hon. Charles H.
Sheriff.: Rev: Rush Shipper, Mr.. James Nor
Acklen and Mrs. Cheatham, Hon. Mr. Campbell
and MIR. and Mrs. Richard McAllister.
A pretty home wedding took place at high
noon to-day, the contracting parties being Mr..
NJ. B. Hatch, recently Of San Antonio, Texas,
and son of Gen. John P. Hatch, and Mrs. Sallie
II. Owen, the daughter of the late Mrs. Hannah
performed by the Rev. Josiah Perry, rector of
ST. Andrews church, at the residence of the
| bride, 1914 Sunderland Place. Mr.. r. Duke
In sweeping robe of white surah silk with
trimmings of white crepe. and she held a bol-
quet of yoets. The dainty rooms were hand
| sOmely decorated with flowers, and a sumptu-
GUS breakfast was served after the ceremony.
Only few Of the immediate friends were in
scranton and Miss Lydia Scranton. Mrs I. &.
Morgan, Miss Hannah Wood, of Baltimore;
| Mrs. A. s. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. jill Wheeler,
Duncan and Mr.. ]: C. Head. Mr. and Mrs.
Hatch left for New York on an afternoon train
| and will take up their residence in Sunderland
Place when they return.
Another interesting home wedding took place
| yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mr..
| Charles F. Smith, No. 321 street southeast,
the contracting parties being Mr.. Charles A.
McNamee and Miss'Odie smf h: Promptly at
O'Clock, to the music from MendleasOhn's
his best man, Mr.. John r. Boss. entered the
Rar to followed by the bride and bridesmaid.
choice flowers, the bridal couple were united
| by the Rev. DIR. Andrews, OF Christ r. E.
church. Afterwards the married couple and q
large company Of their friends who were pres
ent, sat down to a bountiiul collation.. Mr.. and
Mrs. McNamee left on the o'clock train for
ceiving the congratulations of their host OF
friends. On their return they will reside at No.
612 c street northeast. Among those present
were: Hon. Chas. ONeill, Of Pennsylvania;
Mr.. and Mrs John Wagner, Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Curley, of Baltimore, Md; Mrs. and Miss Roe,
NJ. George Bancroft. Mr.. and Mrs Fleming,
Mr.. and Miss Shref, Mrs Crawford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex. Sword, Mrs. G.. Vermillion, Miss
Burke, Mrs. and Miss Alex. Sanner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Shomo, Mr.. Samuel Kalbfls, Mrs. Hoeke,
Misses Huntington, Annie Smith, Kate Felger.
Messrs. Harvey, Hunt Mrs. p. NJ. Dubant, Mr..
| and Mrs. Freeman, Messrs. Charles Heffernan,
| ;. Il. Wise, and Thomas Waggaman.