Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-06

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great amusement. Gen. Ballock sang a Scotch
ballad, and Miss Emma Morris aud Miss Steil
furnished the piano music. The meetings O
| TINS old association are increasing in interest
and are greatly enjoyed.
| Mrs. Poindexter Dunn, of Arkansas will hold
her. her last reception on Monday, assisted by Mrs
of New York; Miss Tarr. of Virginia: Miss 10
| nett Ford, OF louisiana, and Miss Mclaughlin
Mr. and Mrs. George Harrison, of Brooklyn
Y, are spending few days in the city with
| Mr.. Geo. j. Presbrey.
MIR and Mrs. A. G. Graham, of Clyde, Wayne
county, N. Y, and Miss Eta Champion, of New
| N street.
The wedding of Mr.. George s. Livingston and
Miss Louisa Hunter Young was quietly SOL
Mrs; Marian + Young, at Bergen Point, n. j.
on Wednesday, February oath. The reception
a mmesaatey following the ceremony
| friends from New York, philadelphia. and
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston have
returned to the city. and will be Eat home" s26
| March. --fe
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Springer, 226 New Jersey ave-
nue., will hold her last reception next Monday,
| ladies. Mrs jerks, Miss jerks and Miss Brown
OF Pennsylyania will not receive at the National
Springer On that day.
The hop at the Hamilton House tonight will
| undoubtedly be one of the pleasantest social
events OF the season.
The military full dress hop to be given Tues
day evening next by the Washington Light In
Iantry corps will be a brilliant affair.
Mrs. Copenhagen, of New York, who has
been spending several weeks in the city, left
| for baltimore, on Wednesday, to pass a few DAYS
G WIN trends there prior to her return home.
she received many calls, and much attention.
during her stay in the city.
The impromptu concert at the National hotel
thls morning was delightful surprize to the
guests OF the hotel, and was the occasion for the
1ngton, Arkansas who is the guest OF Mrs SEN
ator Jones, of that state. Miss Wiedmap has
been spending several years in Germany and
with charming expression. Present at this
enjoyable entertainment were Senators Black
saS M hna aow Ms senator Jones OF Arkan-
Brown, and many other delighted guests.
Mr.. Thomas Edmonston, of New York. q
nephew of well-known citizen, will be mar
| the Rev. Joseph Kelly. Mr.. Edmonstonl Why ny
was born here, joined the navy at the breaking
Out OF the war, was in the memorable fight OF
was sank, accompanied Admiral Farragut in
nus trip through Europe, and then settled in
New York In business, where he has declined
many political hOnors for the city councils and
legislature. Miss. Hahn is q weIl-knoWn resi-
dent of Washington.
A large number of young people assembled
at the house of Mrs. Moore, Navy Yard, Thurs
party giuen by Mrs. Moore to her dauchter
Rose. The occasion was a pleasant one to ali.
music and paSlor games being the amusements
provided. Those present were Mrs Moore
Mrs. Dove, Mrs. Switzerland, Misses Jesse
Switzerland, Annie Talbert, Flora Berry, Mary
art, Addison, w. II. and Z. V. Lawrence. Goss.
MalOney, Dove, Switzerland, Dougherty and
Gross Refreshments were served during the
evening.
The ladies at the National Hotel gave a very
pretty dance last evening. Mrs. Senator Brown.
Mrs. Senator Berry, Mrs. j. X. Jones' Mrs
Jencks, Mrs. La Foon. Senator Blackburn and
party. Hon. and Mrs. Ryan, Judge and Mrs.
Perkins, Hon. and Mrs. Burrows Miss jerks.
s Miss GlXe n M MI and Mrs Storm and Miss
Miss Hanback,, DR.. Lorini, Miss Nelson, Mrs.
Cochrane, Gen. Simms, Miss Keys, Mrs. Sayers,
Cobb, Hon. and Mrs. Van Eaton, Mr.. Dennis
Warren smith, MT; lockwood, Mrs. Townshend,
Marcus Wright, Mr.. Fitch, Miss Scranton, Miss
Blackburn, Mrs, and Miss Farr, Mr.. George, M.
Miss Birdie Brown, Miss Mott, Of Texas and
MIR. Wallace were among the guests.
An entertainment Of amateur theatricals
and dancing was given last night at the bar
racks at the old arsenal. A stage had been
erected in Recreation hall; the walls were deco
rated with flags and crossed arms and with The
beams overhead, and the attaches in bright uni
form presented picturesque appearance A
Paper" was presented by the following her.
sons: Lieuts. Hoskins, Dunn, Satterlee, Bar
rett payis' 3 3sthe%, Mrs Burbank, Mrs Cum
Agnes Gibson. Music was furnished by the
garrison band. After the play was concluded
Of aaeeo
and Mrs. Sheridan, Gen. and Mrs. Augur, Miss
Mana Waite, Col; aud Mrs: Lydscker, Gen. and
Miss Rucker, Dr. and Mrs OReiIIy. Can't AND and
Mrs. rutherford, DR.: and Mrs: Harvey, Major
and Mrs Kellogg, Lieut. Alien Mrs reNs os.t oo
Mr.. Baxter, Mr.: Ruiz, Miss Lille Duncan, Dr.
aooYer' Miss Armstrong Gen and Mrs Glib
Calif, and Col. and Miss Eaton.
The hall at Wizards last night presented q
strikingly brilliant appearance, thronged with
gayly and Enthusiastically attired young people,
strictly aMkado to Tie tho.oues Io con s1ese
tional dress suit: The reception committee con-
sisted Of Mrs. VIM. r. Morrison, Mrs c. E
Among those in costume were Mr.. aud Mrs
Frederick Webber as Poo Bah and Yum Yum.
GaaRE IF a sns
Bachelor, Japanese; Mr. Harry Rapley, MI.
a Gr Mrs Eswis sp asTs
dress; the Misses Boyle. Mikado costumes; Mr..
fa.sen fo ns s. Of e9snsf M
Japanese; Miss Belle Hyatt, japanese. Among
those present were Gen. ]. s. Dumont and
Governor and Mrs. w. p. Kellogg, Hon.
Lewis Beach and family, Hon. w; II.
]. g. Cannon, Miss Cannon, Hon. and Mrs VIM
Warner, Hon: and Mrs. Geo. Hires, Represen-
tative ]. B. Hale, Representative NJ. Hahn,
Representative ]. ii. Gibson, Representative
W. r. Morrison, Representative ]. II. Ward,
Representative J. Q. Toole, Representative G.
Willard. Mr. and Mrs. G. &. NOyes, Mr. ana
Mrs. Frederick Webber and Miss Florence
Weber, Of New York; Mr.. Walter Hutchins,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Frost Miss Gertie Frost, Mrs.
J. C. Milford, the Misses Boyle, Mr.. C. p. Dres-
ser, Mr; g. Porter, Mr.. Geo. White, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. and Miss Butterworth, Miss Mtlls, Miss
Lucy Lilley, Miss Jessie Joyce. Miss Vedder,
and Mrs. G. l. Duncanson, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Wood, Miss Jennie Kinsbury, Mr. G: 3. Raum,
wsll nv VIZ a coWman ~ M snd M om
M. Chung Hansen, Mr. =. Palm Lee. ar. =: H