Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-06
IN SOCIETY.
Events OF the Gay Season-Personal
Notes Of Interest.

daughter to their friends was the most charm-
! ing event of the supplementary social season.
| Mrs cambridge Hoff did not divide her list,
/ but invited all her guests for both afternoons,
| and the consequence was that, as every
/ body loves to go to a hrst tea, the
! house was crowded to the walls. Mrs. Balm
/ bridge Hoff stood within the drawing room
| door to receive the throng of friends, attired
/ in black silk made with front Of white silk
yelled in black lace. At her side stood the de-
| butante of the hour, Miss Louise
Adele cambridge Hoff, in front of bank OF
| fragrant La France and American Beauty
| roses and spicy carnations, herself the sweetest
| flower. She wore a simple and effective gown
OF white India silk that fell in shimmering folds
| to her feet and ended in half high bodice
short OF the pretty throat. The brown hair was
simply dressed, and the pretty piquant face,
with its exquisite coloring, was radiant with
pleasure. Miss Abby Scott, in a becoming toilet
of white silk, stood next, and Miss Nora Hoy, in
demi toilet crimson silk, was also presented
TO the guests. Commander cambridge Hotf
managed to be in as many different places at
once as il is possible for one person to be.
Miss Julia Edie in a ravishing toilet composed
OF skirts OF black Spanish lace and a Marie
Antoinnette coat of hamingo red silk trimmed
with gold braid, most efectually assisted
in entertaining the large company. In
the dining room. across the hall from the draw
ing room, sumptuously furnished table was
spread. from which attentive walters served the
guests with oysters, salads. sandwiches and cake.
Mrs. A. Cleveland Tyler in splendid gown of
rich pearl satin strewn with bouquet of roses
presided over an urn of hot bouillon that was
most grateful to those who felt the chill of the
late afternoon hours Mrs. Tyler, who has
very recently returned to the city, was recely-
ing the congratulations of her many friends on
her well appearing. Miss Marie Stirling of
Baltimore was also in the dining room, receiv-
ing the worshipful attentions OF her many ad-
mirers. Miss Stirling is tall and graceful
young lady of the blonde type, and she
wore a dress of white China silk lowered
with lavender bouquets, and she wore knots
of lavender ribbon on her shoulders.
The tea room was upstairs and was presided
over by Mrs. John G.. Foster of Connecticut
avenue in rich Partisan toilet. Miss Florence
Speed. in gown of cape au lait silk, trimmed
with Irish point lace, was Mrs. Fosters
able assistant, as were also Miss Laura Jackson
in rose pink silk. Miss Evelyn Taylor in pale
silk. and Miss Pauline Bancroft in tea rose silk.
The flowing bowl of punch was also in the
upper room, and the company was well divided
throughout the house. Among those present
were Secretary Tracy of the Navy, Mrs. Will
merding, Lieut.. and Mrs. Mason, Mr.. Walker
Blaine, Mrs. Gordon Mackay. Mrs. Admiral
Crosby, Gen. and Mrs. Greedy, Mrs. Isham II.
Hornsby, Mr.. Won Mumm Schworzenstein,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Kennedy, the Misses James,
Mrs. and Miss Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hinckley, Mr.. Barry, Mr.. An
drews, Capt. and Mrs. John A. Rodgers, Mr.
Edward McCauley, Miss Ashford. Miss Amy,
the Hawaiian minister and Miss Carter, Justice
and Mrs. Harlan, Mrs. Condit Smith,
smith, Miss Harlan, Miss Dahlgren,
Miss Dorsey, Miss Eastman, Mr.. Clifford Rich
ardson, Capt. Stirling, MIR. Jewett, Mrs. and
Miss Penniman. Miss Edith Card, Mr.. kellogg,
the Misses Williamson Gen. and Mrs. Berdan,
DIR. and Mrs. VIM. Hammond, Miss Rebecca
Dodge. Mr.. Rae, Capt Anderson, Col. Carpen-
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Beall. Mr.. Spring Rice, Ad-
miral Bowden Smith, Mr.. Walter Blaess, Lieut..
and Mrs. Buchanan, DIR. Bispham, Mrs.
Rush, Mrs. Iarrow, Mr.. Mckinney, Mr..
Clary Ray, Mr.. Il. s. Rodgers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond, Misses Routh Mr.. Chas McCawley,
Mrs. |. C. Rose. Mrs. Mitchell, Miss Mitchell,
Mrs. Fenner Lee, Capt. Dewey, Mr.. and Miss
Lowery, Mrs. May, Lieut. and Mrs. McCrae,
Lieut. and Mrs. Logan. Mrs. Barney, Mr.. Rich
ard Porter, Mr.. Steedman MIR. and Mrs. Fer
guson. Mr.. Heard, Prof. and Mrs. Emmons. Mr..
Woodbury. Blair. Mr.. Montgomery Blair, Misses
McKeever. Senator Hale, Miss Scott, Admiral
Worden, Miss Deering, Miss Kathleen Trow-
bridge, Misses Toland, Mrs. Hill, Miss Phoenix,
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Steele. Miss Stoughton,
Mrs. Hoy, Mrs. Glover, Mrs. Edine, Miss Taylor
and Col. and Mrs. Kellogg.
Miss Jennie Drury, daughter of Mr.. VIM C.
Drury, and Mr.. Clarence Z. Moulton, son of
Mr. III. b. Moulton, were married Wednesday
evening at Hamline NJ. E. church at o'clock,
the Rev. Mr.. Nayior officiating. Mr.. W. l..
Moulton, brother of the groom; Mr.. Geo.
Wheelock, Mr.. X. Springer and Mr.. Grant
Hodgkins seated the guests in the church.
The bride and groom entered the church to-
gether. The bride wore handsome travelling
costume of blue broadcloth trimmed with steel
trimming and carried a bouquet of Nephetos
roses A reception was held at the residence
of the groom father, on 9th street. Mr.. and
Mrs MOulton went to New York CITY the same
evening. Their future home will be in Ia
coma, Washington, where the groom is in bust
ness.
Rev. DIR. and Mrs. W. A. Bartlett will be
home Mondays after o'clock, except the first
Monday in each month.
Mrs. Admiral Russell and Miss Russell re-
turned yesterday from Annapolis where they
have been the guests of Commander and Mrs.
Glass.
Col. Mcdonald, United States fish commits
sioner, has left the city to attend the funeral of
his brother-in-law, Judge Green of Chariestown,
w. Va.
Mr.. vannostrand of New York is visiting Mrs.
Stewart Van Vliet on 18th street.
Miss Grace A. Jameson of Brooklyn will re-
ceive Thursdays at 1916 Q street until after the
holidays.
The second german of the seasons series
given by the Capital bicycle club will occur to-
night at the club house on 18th street.
Lieut.. Landry of the U. S. S. Gallatin is stop
ping in the city few days with Mr.. C. S. Wal
ton, ITO 10th street northwest.
Miss Kate Foote's many friends will be glad
to know that although not yet allowed to see
any one she is gradually recovering from the
first effects OF the severe injuries sustained on
Iuesday,with encouraging indications.
The Sharon euchre club held its second
meeting last night at the residence OF Mr.. VIM
L. Crump. 1925 s street. The gentiemen's
first prize was won by Mr.. Geo. Scott. ladies'
first prize by Miss Dickinson, gentlemen's
BOBBY by Mr.. E. Holdridge, ladies' booty by
Miss Hattie Crump.
The marriage of Miss Cartwright of George
town to Mr.. Preston Lane which took place at
Christ's church last Wednesday evening was
one Of the most interesting events of the season
The church was beautifully decorated with
flowers, and the ceremony was performed by
DR.. Stuart in his usually impressive manner
The bridal party entered the church at O'Clock
| and passed up the aisle to the music of the Lo-
heDgrin march. Eight ushers led the process.
sion and were followed by the groomsmen, Hon.
]. ID. Abrams Mr. Maddox and Mr.. Clarence
Lane. After the groomsmen came the maid of
honor and bridesmaids wearing beautiful short
costumes OF different colors and carrying La
France roses. The bride entered with her
cousin. Mr.. Maddox. who gave her away. She
was robed in heavy white faille Francois, the
| usual white veil and orange blossoms, and car
ried bouquet OF Puritan roses. The company
at the church was large and brilliant. as over
one thousand invitations had been sent out
Among the guests were Mrs and Miss Maddox
| OF Hagerstown, Mrs. A. sherman, Hon. and
Mrs. Lewis McComas, DIR. and Mrs. Hammet