Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-27
SAYINGS AND DOINGs IN SOCIETY.

Boston, and 1. w. Andrews. of Marietta. O.. are
at the Ebbtt.-Mr. {. NJ. Hendley, Of the
White House, is in New York.
SAYINGS AND DOINGs IN SOCIETY.
Stewart Castle was thrown open last night to
very large company OF people, the occasion
being the Calico Ball given by the ladies of the
Garfield Hospital, for the benefit of that institu-
ton. AS Mr.. Chang Yen Hoon has not yet pre-
sented his credentials, he did not appear among
the guests last evening. Mr. Yen Ling, who is
to be first secretary, and Messrs. Ho, the inter-
prefer, Leang Shing and Tang Kan Chat, assisted
In receiving the guests. The ladies of the COM
mittee were Mrs. Ricketts,, who spent an hour
the early part of the evening and then returned
to the bedside of her sick husband; Mrs. Logan,
Miss Vedder, Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. kellogg, Mrs.
Henry A. Willard, Mrs. Dolph, Mrs. Seney, and
Mrs. Sabin. The ladies for the most part con-
formed to the rule and wore cotton gowns,
many OF which were deliberately timmed. The
the dining room was most satisfactory. Some
or those present were Commander kellogg,
Assistant Postmaster General Stevenson, Mr..
Glover, Mrs. Hearst, Mr.. William Hearst, Miss
Calhoun and Miss Wright, Mrs. Laughton, Miss
Mrs ufe sepsy Mr. and Mrs Mrs H.
Judge Bentley, Mr.. Edmund Russell. Major and
Mrs. and Miss Brewster (N,YJ Miss Alley, Miss
Dolph,, , Marshal, Mrs. and Miss Wilson, COL and
Ms sbs ms DR. Gen
Murphy, N. Roustan, the Misses Green, Mr.
and Miss Sheriff., Mrs Mac Arthur, MI and
symes. Miss sweetappie, Miss =. Gala smith, a.
Miss Able Brown OF Boston. Miss Lucy Davis,
Mr.. Gresham, Mr. Denny, Mrs. Heap, Mrs. Cum
tiocdioe, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Brown, Mr and
Mrs A. A. Hayes. Miss A.; Hamilton, Miss
Hon. and Mrs. Burrows. Mrs Lyman, Miss
Stockton, Miss Emory and Miss Viola Myer
st. Matthew's church was crowded with o
large and fashionable company last evening to
witness the ceremony OF marriage performed
between Miss Jessie Nj. Joyce, daughter of the
late Andrew j. Joyce, and Mr.. James Nc
Glinchey, OF Portland, Me. Annunciation lilies,
pale roses aud smilax were tastefully disposed
about the altar. Father Chapelle OBLIGATED,
assisted by Father Machin and Father Ahern,
and the ceremony was q most impressive one.
The bride was arrayed in lovely robe of white
satin duchess, with front OF sea pearl EN-.
with clusters of white lilacs, and the long tulie
veil was caught with orange blossoms and
liiacs, and the bouquet was composed Of lilies
of the valley and liacs Mr.. Charles Sims was
best man. The uslierS were Mr.. r. Edwin
Joyce, brother OF the bride, Messrs. David
bride entered the church on the arm of her
brother, Mr. Geo: W.. Joyce, preceded by her
ushers, who wore favors of rose buds Miss
Joyce wore demitrained dress OF white tulle,
Z, With pink roses and carried
mony large reception was held at the house
Of the brides mother, who was assisted by
Sezss rooms weaa hs
with flowers and palms. Among the guests
were Gen. and Mrs; Tyner Judge and Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Jno. Mills, Mr.. and Mrs.Geo.
W. Joyce; Mr.: and Mrs. Jesse b. Wilson, Mr..
paa M Ed sna M Ms9 MIR and Mrs Wm
Mrs. Z. w. Wood, Mr.. ana Mrs VIM Hfbbs
Mr.. and Mrs; Harry Blynn, Of Philadeiphia,
p. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. sam. Davis. MIR. and
Mrs +. b. Lilley, Mr.. and Mrs. Clapp. Mr.. and
Mrs John Clancy, OF Portland, Me, Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]: +. somers, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d.
Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Brltton, Mr..
Mr.. Harry Leonard, MI. Harry Cooiidxe, S Mr..
MMs;SsI,ney, =. N;, Nj; "a: seviS:. NJ; g S:
Green, Mr.. Norman Bestor. Mr. Delaplane,
Mr. T M csas hsf Ba Mr. G EsS, fsa
Miss Matthews, of Baltimore, Miss Stinchcomb'
OF Baitmore, Miss Beach, Miss Butterworth,
Maggie Nelson, Miss Eva Wilson, Miss Thyson,
Miss Hawkins, Miss Mamie Joyce, Miss Maggie
Joyce, Miss stewart, Miss Dora Kendig, Miss
rift, Miss Bevins, Miss Ball, Mr. Fred. Graham,
MIR. John z: Wilson, Mr.. Eugene Carusi, MIR.
Frank NJ. Ward, Mr.. Howard Goodrich.
~nA. eAA nAAS "AcohhChcy Will SiSit fniia0el-
phia, New York aud Boston, and then proceed
10 their future home In Portland.
The marriage of Mr. VIM. A. FURNACE to Miss
Clara sullivan. daughter Of w. ID. Sullivan,
took place last evening In the presence of u
number Of friends at the residence Of the brides
parents, 14OS Sth street, which was beautifully
decorated with flowers and plants appropriate
to the OCCASION. The bride was attired In white
satin, exquisitely trimmed, and wore q beau
tiful necklace. Mr.. VIM. NaylOr, of this CITY
acted aS best man, with Mr.. Robert L. Hall or
Baltimore, as assistant. Shortly after the cere-
mony the young couple lett for the north, on
The Republican congressional Cam.
paign Committee.
Representative McCoInas, of Maryland. the
secretary OF the joint republican caucus who
was authorized to receive the names OF the con.
gressional campaign committee when selected
By the respective state delegations, has the list
complete, as follows:
California, c. N. FELTON,; Colorado, George q.
Synes; Connecticut, Joseph r. Hawley: I'LL
nois, Joseph u. Cannon; Indiana, George w.
Steele; Iowa. James =. Wilson; Kansas, Thos.
A. Boutellc; Maryland, Louis E. McComas, Mas
sachusetts, VIM. w. Rice Michigan. Thomas
w. Palmer; Minnesota, John Ii. Giltillan; Mis-
souri,, VIM. Warner; Nebraska George w. e.
SHIRE, II. w. Blair; New jersey, VIM. j. ScweiI:
New York, h. q. Burleigh; North Carolina las
III. " Hara; Ohio, Albert c. Thompson; Oregon.
n. Dolph; Pennsylvania, Henry II. bingham:
Rhode Island, Nelson w. Aldrich; South Caro-
Vermont. John w. Stewart; Virginia. william;
Mahone; West Virginia, Nathan Goff, jr.; VIE
consln, Lucien Il. Caswefi; Arizona C. O. Beam:
Dakotx, u. =. Clifford; Wyoming Jos NJ Carey
The committee will soon meet and Orxanixa.