Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-24

Mitsses vs. neio ~ Mrs. Nordhons yesterday
coming entertainment. The following are the
committee on the Indian dance. OF which Mrs
Mrs. ]. Mott Smith, Mrs. A. w. Cochrane Mrs
John Oberly. Mrs. Jules Guthridge, Mrs. James
Stevenson and Ms. J. N Carey. The following
the Misses Stevens ae Mis-. sa Msy M
son. Misc Fannie Wilson. Miss May King, Miss
May Garfield. Miss Mira smith. Miss 'Oberiy.
olivia Adams Miss Alma solomons, Miss Rosa
Mollie Owens, Miss Keatch, Miss Mabel Cole
man. Miss bucher, Miss Reagan, Miss josephine
Sea1Sr10s; Messrs; ". n. Horton, Ralph Bisbee'
son. T. r. Dennis, Lewis Clephane Milliken,
John Writ Down, II. Q. Morreli, Thornton Ches-
Raph Gpson Fowny sars ssns
Moore and Fitch. The Kirmes will be given on
THURSDAY and Friday nights, May 18th and
The performances will be identical on each oc-
caslon. The flower dance will be one OF the
Jessie Benton Fremont is the chairman OF this
committee, and has as aids Mrs. John Stockton,
Mrs. Admiral Lee, Miss A. s. Jenki ns, Mrs ID.
Mrs. Oondit Smith, and Mrs. Col. Harris. In
this dance there will be eight roses, two violets,
eight daisies eight peoples, and eight bees. The
Misses Eastman, Jenkins, Tyson, Brown, File
brown, Roy, Mack, Mechlin, Garland, Jones,
Iebcf San sPrs bssy Hun
ington. Baggett, Burrows. Bucker, Sutherland,
Pauiding, Long, Taylor, Hester, Hayden, Key.
Weaver, Thompson, and Taylor. Mrs. senator
Miller Is the chairman OF the committee on
the Tyrolean dance, and has as aids Mrs. Lewis
Ciephane, Mrs. Benton McMillin, Mrs. H d.
Cooke, tr, Mrs. Senator Call, Mrs. George
Adams, and Mrs. Gurdon Wilcox. The dancers
Wheeler, Cox, Clark, Eorins, Hastings Hester,
Hardee, Rooms, Roome, Williamson, Schafer
Erederick, sprigg, Hamilton, Capp. Townsend,
Bnrchell, Dorsey. Rutherford, Denver, Lusk,
MT: Smith. Mrs. Cockreli is chairman Of the
minuet, and Countess Esterhazy, Mrs Cosby,
Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. Lamont Mrs. Mcpherson,
Mrs: Field, Miss Page, and Mrs. John Rogers
and Mrs Lsary Mr. Mason are Mss Mr "
Lieut. Denny, Miss Emory, Lieut.. ColwelI. Miss
Elliott EiHta Mr Gresham Miss Heap Mr.
Mr. Becerra, Miss Dodge, AR. Gesy. MIS-
hieber, MT. r. Duaney. Mrs. Gilman, Mr..
Dsan Miss WSssosn Ssew Mo MRS STACY pr
cox, Mr.. Earlie, Miss Taylor, Mr.. Durant, Miss
Durant, Mr.. Erdmann, Miss McDougali, Mr.
son, Mr.. Butler and Miss Blount.
Professor and Mrs. Alex. Graham Bell gave a
dinner last evening. Covers were laid for nine,
among the guests being Sir George Macdonald
and Librarian Spoftord.
A very pretty home wedding took place at z
o'clock Wednesday evening at the residence of
the brides brotherin-law, Sir. Carl w. Schuer-
mann, 916 d street southwest,-the contract
Ing parties being Mr.. Logan q. Hunt, of Hot
daughter of 4. A. Calvert, OF this city. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. John w
Philips, rector of Grace Church. The bride was
atureo IN sweeping robe OF cream-white
satin, with embroidered front and garniture OF
point lace, ribbon, and water-iilies a spray of
which confined the veil. The parlors were
tastefully decorated, and sumptuous refresh
ments were served AFTER the ceremony Only
lew OF the immediate friends OF the family
were Invited. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt lett on the
evening train tor a visit To friends in Ohio and
Illinois, after which they will 20 70 Hot Springs,
their future home.
The wedding Of Mr.. VIM. A. FURNACE and
MISS Clara sullivan, daughter OF w. ID. Sulli-
van, takes place Easter Monday, at the resi-
oence OF the brides parents, at 1870 d. m. After
reception the bridal party will start north on
wedding journey.
little party this evening at the residence of
mrs. Lieoer TO their young daughters.
Miss Cleveland is expected back early next
week. and Miss Van Vechten is preparing TO
take trip TO Europe. Mrs. Whitney will not
return 10 the city until next week.
Senator and Mrs. Cameron have moved into
square. WV
Mrs. Pell and her daughters, the Misses Cress,
give farewell reception on Wednesday next.
iron from TO- =: They will return to New York on
Miss Ethel Fish, the daughter Of Assistant
Register Fish, has Miss Crowell and Misses
Grace and Florence Carroll, Of Maryland,
spending Easter week with her.
MIR. Charles Noble and family, of Elizabeth
Tor, n; T.. are on visit to Mrs. Ms sister, Mrs.
ex-Assistant Secretary Upton, 1888 Massa.
chusetts avenue. They have spent the winter
In the south. and are now homeward bound.
Miss Salome Melbourne, who has been at home
curing the past winter, sailed for England from
New York on Wednesday.
Miss Nina d. Gunion is spending the Easter
holidays with friends at Harper's Ferry.
Miss Kate A. Gallaher, $50 G street south.
west, has been dangerously i'll the past week.
having received serious internal injuries from
to-day.
The following-named gentlemen will act as
floor managers at the Calico Ball to be given ut
the Chinese legation on Monday night: l.. Rea-
hey xen ST q RsS w. BlnS vo Siuy Go9alGe
+: L. Denny. w: T; puyall, D. r. Heap, NJ. Bey.
ward McUauIey, W. H. Slack. Il. S. Chiffon.
Blair Lee, Woodbury. Lowery and j. S. Morrill,.
Mrs. William Wall, who was quite III at the
time. was greatly shocked on Thursday after
the sudden death, by heart disease. in Chicago
Of her brother, Mr.. Edwin Franks who had
been resident OF that city for a number of
known here, leaves three chlldren-one son.
who Is engaged In the practice OF law i'm New
mexico, anu Two QauSnterS, aged about nine
teen and ten years, respectively.
Miss Mary Wilson, daughter Of Marshal Viii.
son, has as her guest Miss Murphy, of Balti.
more.
Senator and Mrs. Conger entertained the
Michigan military cadets on Thursday evening.
Col. and Mrs. Lamont were greatly benefited
by their trip to Fortress Monroe and their
little ones are entirely well again.
General Ricketts, is convalescing slowly and
Is now able to sit up portion OF each day.
MRS. Hogg, wife OF the chief clerk OF the Navy
department, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Crane.
at Richmond Hill, l. l., and will not return for
two or three weeks.
Horseback riding is the fashionable recreation
at this season, and some of those who excel i'm
IL are the Secretary of State and his daughters
Secretary and Mrs. Whitney. Miss Kate Field,
Miss Alice Maury, Col. Whitman, Mrs. Col
Iswoskey, Mr.. and Mrs. David King, Miss Cam
eron, and Lieut.. Randolph.
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The Patent Coupon Case.
ADRIAANS AND GUNNELL SENTENCED 10 Al
BANY PENITENTIARY.
In the Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur to
day, the motion for q new trial In IT, case OF
Ludwell 0unnell and J. H. Adriaans con victed
Of conspiracy as to the abstraction of coupons
from the Patent Office was overruled. The
court imposed q sentence OF 10 months in the
Albany penitentiary on Adriaans, and one year
In the penitentiary on Gunnell, TO date from
April 9th. Messrs. w. A. Cook and Campbell
Darlington took exceptions, and viii take the
case to the General Term.