Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-30

Minister West gave a dinner party on Wednes-
day evening to the following persons: Secretary
and Mrs. Whitney, Senator and Mrs. Hale, Mr..
Misses West, Hon. Perry Belmont Mrs. Story,
Hon: Charles Hardinge, Count Borghgrave, and
Mr. Lehman.
part OF last week, and will arrive I'm New York
on the first or third of May. Secretary Iswolsky
Will go TO New York 10 meet him. Madame de
Strive does not accompany the minister.
A number OF society people dropped in to five
O'Clock tea at Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hayes yester-
day, to meet their distinguished guests, the
secretary. Hon. Maxwell Spooner' and the Hon
Wickham Hoffman, late L. >. minister TO Den
mark The bishop has been but "A short time
In this country, but assures US that he will not
write a book on America. Mr.. Spooner, who
was secretary to the archbiship OF Canterbury,
makes no promises, and Will probably give his
Impressions I'm folio. The bishop and his kins-
man proceed 10 Chicago tomorrow. Mr.. Hoff-
man will probably purchase property and locate
permanently i'm the capital
Miss Mary Wilson gave a luncheon yesterday
to Mr. and Mrs. John DreNel of Philadelphia,
who are passing through Washington on their
wedding tour.
Mr.. Chang Yen Hoon entertained the retiring
Chinese minister and his suite at dinner last
evening al the legation.
Miss Susie Carey, OF Delaware, is the guest Of
her brother, Judge Carey.
Miss Eustis, with Miss Lulu Eustis and Miss
Emily Thorn, have returned from Aiken. 8 c..
where they have been spending the winter.
Miss Eustis and her niece, Miss Lulu Eustis,
will depart for Europe soon, where they viii
spend a couple OF the summer months.
Mrs. Reynolds, the niece OF Mr.. W. w. Corco-
coran, is spending the week with her uncle.
The Hon. Charles Hardinge, of the British
legation, leaves Tor Texas on saturday.
The mother OF Mrs. Joseph NJ. Carey is seri-
ously Ill at her home in Cheyenne, Wy.
The proceeds of the play Engaged" 10 be
given at Albaugh's tonight and tomorrow
afternoon, Will go into the funds OF the Found
pupils to I'll the east, and the presentation OF
w. S. Gilberts comedy, which has never been
given In Washington, will, no doubt, be very
Dr. b. w. Sunny, of this city, and Miss Kate
Strong, daughter of Col ]. W. Strong manager
OF the Daily Herald, of 81. Joseph No. were
married at the Christian church in that place
last evening. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. NJ; M Goode, the pastor and afterwards
the bridal party and a few intimate friends re-
paired to The residence OF the brides parents,
where a reception was given until 10 O'Clock.
This morning the bride and groom were TO
leave for Chicago, where they will remain for
two weeks, and then come 70 Washington.
which will be their home.
Miss Elizabeth HARDWOOD Welsh and Lieut.
Austin NJ. knight, United States navy, were
dence OF the brides parents, on Maryland ave-
nue., only relatives and a few intimate friends
were no attendants Ensigns Tloyd and Gillian.
U. 3. n, acted as ushers
The marriage OF Miss Eveline Saunders and
Mr.. George w. Turnburke was solemnized ON
Wednesday evening at Hamline M. +. Church
by the pastor, Rev. j. Price, in the presence Of
their numerous friends. After the ceremony
at the church number OF relatives and inti-
mate friends OF the contracting parties repaired
TO the residence OF the brides mother, corner OF
Marion and Q streets, where handsome supper
was served
The family OF Gen Payne return 20 their home
in Warrenton, Va, May the FIRST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H Ingraham leave shortly
for Charleston. g. C., where they go for the bene
DIT OF ME-. Ingraham, who has been H.
The Potomac Boat Club win give their nrst
hop OF the season this evening at their CON-
modious boat house I'm West Washington. The
boating boys have made extensive prepara-
lions for the occasion, and q good time II anti
cipated.
The recent performance Of "sweethearts" ana
ss5now Ball" at Albaugh's Opera House cleared
nearly $1,000 for the Woman's Exchange. A
request has been made for q repetition q theos
plays for the same puEpooas