Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-22

Mr.. Frank W. Clark, Of New York, and Miss
Mollie E. Cooley, of Georgetown, we're married
last night by the Rev. DR.. Fullerton, at the
parsonage Of the West Street Presbyterian
church in Georgetown.
Mrs. Fielding Lewis Williams and her family,
who have been staying with Mrs. Col. English,
I at 1907 N street. were called suddenly to New
York on Monday by the death of o relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Buck, of Chelsea, Mass,
who have been spending several days in this
| city, have returned home.
luncheon was given yesterday by Mrs. L.
II. Hunt. 1910 street northwest The follow
ing ladies made up the party: Mrs. Bentley,
Mrs Hyam, Mrs. Walkup, Mrs. Arundle, Mrs.
Logan, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. DIR:
Bennett, Mrs. Wier, Miss Kittie Martin, and
Mrs Gould, Of Syracuse, N. Y. The long table
was bountifully supplied with all the delicacies
of the season After the luncheon Mrs. Gould
and Mrs Arundle favored the company with
vocal selections, and Miss Martin rendered
several instrumental solos.
Mrs Frances Sherman Moulton. widow of the
late Col G. W. Moulton and sister of General
and Senator Sherman, died at the residence Of
her son, in New York, last evening at $50.
The third annual ball of the Country club
was given last night, and was greatly enjoyed
by those who attended. The supper was ex-
cellent and well served. Mrs. Wallach re-
ceived the company. The list of those present
scribers, as some of the latter people are in
ill health, others in retirement on account Of
bereavement, and still others are out of the
city, in Europe and elsewhere. Among those
present last night were Mr.. Aulick Palmer,
Col Bonaparte, Mrs. Frank Howe, Mrs. Foster,
Mrs. Kearney Warren, Mrs. and Miss Letter
Gen. Berdan, Mrs. W. A Wood, Mr. and Mrs
s. s. Rowland, Mr.. Woodbury. Blair, Miss Blame,
Mr.. Seaton Monroe, Miss James, Mrs. and Miss
Horsey, Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont. Miss Wick, the
TrnUhrfdoa y nd Nal
Mr.. Hayden Edwardes, Mrs. Mckay. Mr.. Galva,
MIR. and Mrs. Macauley, Mr.. and Mrs. Duvall,
Mr.. Lloyd Brice, Mr.. and Miss Berry, Mrs. and
Miss Dodge. Mr.. Frank Lee and Miss Lee, Mr.
Alex Legare, Miss Deering, Mr.. John Pitcher,
Mr.. Fenner Lee and Miss Lee, Mr.. Nelson
Brown and Miss Rosalie Brown, Mr. and
Madame Hudelist, Mr.. Livingston Hunt, Mr.
John Chew, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Steele, Mr..
VIM. H. Slack. Mr.. and Miss VanRensselaer Dr.
and Mrs. Hammond, and Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore King.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. II. Soule and Miss Soule were
at home to callers yesterday, and their artistic
home was most Hospitality occupied all the
afternoon.
Mrs. Jeremiah Wilson and Miss Anna Wilson
were at home to callers yesterday. Miss Wilson
made the tea at a prettily furnished table in
the dining-room, and Mrs. Wilson received the
callers.
Miss McGuffey, daughter of Mr.. Alexander
II. McGuffey, of Cincinnati, Ohio, is the guest
Of Judge Drake and family.
The guests invited to the reception at the
Korean legation for Tuesday afternoon are
quaintances Of the attaches and guests will
present their cards Of invitation for admission
at the door.
Mrs. Breslin, of New Haven, and Miss Stevens,
OF Portland. Maine, are visiting Mrs. John
Lynch at 1922 Connecticut avenue.
Miss Spring, of Portland, Maine, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. John Lynch, at No. 1922 Con-
necticut avenue, and will receive with her on
Saturdays during the remainder Of the season.
The annual ball of the cadets Of the Maryland
agricultural college, which took place on Thurs
day night, was an enjoyable affair. President
and Mrs. Alvord, Mrs +. N. Conrad, Mrs. Fitz-
hugh, and Miss Kuel received. Dancing COM
menced at $50 o'clock and continued until a.
m: with an intermission for refreshments at
midnight. Many guests were from Washington
and Baltimore, who took their departure on
special trains. Among those present were
Misses Blake, of New York; Carroll and Conrad
OF Frederick female seminary; the Misses
Fuller, the Misses Geib, Misses Freadrick, Nc
Farland. and Wells, of Hyattsville; Castelle
keech. Herold, Taylor, Edwards, Festitis Welsh,
Cotterill, Borland, Franzona, Archer, Lucas,
McKenna. Keniball, Jouy, Lindsey, Meade,
Radcliffe, Sullivan, Blasland, Russell, Yeatman
Dalton, West, King, Bracklett, Buckley, Shaw,
Huchtlng, OF Milwaukee, Wis; Armstrong,
Hulshman, Burgess, Fuller, and Abel, of WASH
ington; Wright, Calvert, Nesbit, Bayard, Nc
Laughlin, Ammen, Southridge, Galloway, Laur,
salisbury, Woolford, Neild, Newell, Enser,
Keech, Smith, James, and Schleuchs. Of Mary
land; Messrs. Wyeth, Stevenson, Drs. Berry
and May and Prof. Berry. Of Baltimore; Messrs
Droop, kimball, Jouy. Clarke, Keech, Kently,
Keyser, King, McMinneman, Burns Holden,
Fuller. DR.. johnson, Messrs. Conard and Foster,
of Washington. The arrangements were under
the supervision Of Cadets Niles, Griffith, Pin
dell, Soils, Russell, Stevenson, Manning. Towers,
Droop and Penn.
Miss English Of 1907 N street, will receive
on Saturday for the last time this season.
Mrs. Almena B. Williams receives her friends
tomorrow, the ed, but not on the following
Saturdays.
large number Of Washington people at
tended the hop given by the officers at the
naval academy last night. Mrs. Condit Smith
chaperoned quite q number of young girls,
among whom were Miss Alice Condit Smith,
Miss Carlisle, Miss Kerr, and Miss Platt. Among
some OF the others who went down were Mr. H.
G. Kemp, Mr.. Bingham, Frank Trenholm, Col
Kellogg, Miss Hoff, Miss Scott, Miss Bryan Miss
Slvey, Miss Poultney, Mr. Blount