Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-21

to O'Clock next Thursday.
Mrs. John Campbell win not be at home to
morrow, as she il spending few days at Fort
ress Monroe.
Mr.. Gardner Hubbard has issued invitation
for the evening Of March to meet Mr. Hanni
bal Hamlin.
Mrs. Joseph p. Carr. daughter of the hate Col
Don Morrison, Of st. Louis, is guest Of Mrs
Eugene Brady, 1899 @ street.
Miss Stuart Mosby, daughter of Col. John s.
Mosby, viii assist Mrs. Senator Stanford to re-
ceive this evening.
Mrs. Joseph K. Roberts, Of Maryland, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Worthington, ga Sd stree,
| southeast.
The Misses Wheatley last night gave q ger.
man. There were thirty couples. The favor,
were unique and beautiful. Mrs. s. E. Wheat.
ley received the guests. Mrs. C. NJ Matthews
and Mrs. George T. Dunlop presided at the
favor table. Mfr. Vim. Wheatley made q capital
tbase supper was
Whitthorne, Parker, Johns, Marbury, Green.
leaf, Neal, Boise, Billings, Glare Billings, the
Misses Barbarin, Stephens, Darneille, Van
Rensselaer,. Misses Gibson, Blackboard, New.
Caperton, Moses, and Elliott. Messrs. Sud-
worth, Dougal, Hartley, Matthews, Henry,
Davis, Menocal, Lieut.. Whittlesey, Lieut..
Russell, DIR. Lee Harlan, and Henry Darneille.
Mrs. Robert i. Fleming held her closing re-
ception of the season yesterday, assisted by Mrs.
Col vedder, Miss Newell, Miss Colt, and Miss
Harrington.
Hon. and Mrs. Hug h McCulloch have out in
vitations for an evening at home on Friday,
March LIST. from to IL. Miss Marie McCulloch
returned from New York city on Monday, where
she has been studying music.
Mrs. Hearst has out cards for Friday after
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cure ID. Conway will read paper.
Mrs. John G. Spooner has issued invitations
for tea on Wednesday, February a., from 4
tot.
Mrs. A. 8. Monroe and Mrs. F. A. NJ. Hopkins
have invited their friends TO an at home on
Saturday. the 23d. from to-.
Mrs. Field has asked small company to hear
Hon. Daniel Dougherty read a selection at
her home on Laneir place, SATURDAY. at IL
O'Clock. MIR. Dougherty Is here with his family
for fortnight.
Mrs. A. F. Magruder will not receive callers
on Friday afternoon of this week.
CONSUL Looming and Mrs. Looming are in
the city for q four weeks stay, and are at
Wormley's.
Mr.. VIM. Acklen is in the city for few days.
He left Mr.. and Mrs. James Lockett in Macon,
Ca. where they are spending the winter. Mr..
Madame Mutsu, wife of the Japanese minis
ter, will not be at home to callers on Friday,
the I'D, and, owing to recent fatigue and del
icate health, will not 60 out during the re-
mainder of the season.
Mrs. Elizabeth Diman, of Bristol, R. l., is
visiting Mrs. Henry Mcfarland, 1916 F street.
Mrs Lamont gave very handsome luncheon
ON yesterday. The guests present were Mrs.
Cleveland, Mrs. Folsom Mrs. George Beale.
Mrs. Hearst, Mrs. John Wilson. Mrs Knott.
Mrs. Tyler, Mrs. Cullom, Mrs. Duvall, Miss
Villas, and Miss Rucker. At the plate of each
guest were tiny cups and saucers tied with
yellow ribbons on each end Of which was
portrait of Mrs. Cleveland and on the other
the name OF the guests, which will prove pleas
ant souvenirs.
The marriage of Miss Camilla Greenwood to
Mr.. Frank Harrison took place yesterday at
the Church OF the Ascension at 4:3O O'Clock.
MI. 3. b. Harrison and Mr.. Frank Greenwood
acted as best men. The home Of the bride was
formerly Austin, Tex, and that of the groom
flttsi1eld. Mass. They will live at 1928 18th
street northwest.
The Washington Light Infantry corps will
entertain their friends after the parade on the
I'D by giving their second grand military ball.
Inc armory has been handsomely decorated
and, with the brilliant uniforms, will make a
pleasing spectacle. This will not be full
dress ball except for military guests
reception was held Wednesday evening at
the new residence of Mr.. Andrew Wall, 1908 O
street, numerous friends of his in the insur-
ance business being present. Mr.. and Mrs.
wall were assisted in receiving their guests by
their daughter, Mrs. Alonzo Tweedale, and
Miss Alberta Kinney, Of Wisconsin.
DIR. and Mrs. Henry d. Fry celebrated the
fifth anniversary Of their marriage by q recep-
ton last evening from to T. Although the
occasion had not been announced as such they
received many wooden presents Mrs. Fry
was assisted in receiving by her mother Mrs.
Campbell, Mrs. NJ L. Fry, Mrs. saltzer and
dining-room Misses Edith and Mamie Camp
bell, Moore and suter were engaged in serving
the guests. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. c. B. Bailey, Prot. E. T. Fristoe,
MT and Mrs Spencer Watkins, Rev. John H.
DIR. s. G. Busey, Mrs. Nathaniel Paige, Mrs. A.
G. Wilkinson, Mrs. w. H. Clagett, Mrs. Lewis
j. Davis, Miss Mauro, Mrs. Daniel McCarty.
Mrs: c; E. Hagner, Mrs. VIM. Shields, Mrs. w,
b. Gurley, Mrs James G. Payne, Mrs. Jourdan
Maury. Mrs. B. U. Keyser, Mrs. VIM. Laird.
Mrs. G. W. Brown, Mrs. VIM. Wall, Mrs. Henry
b. Payne. Mrs. Ross Perry, Mrs. Seaton Perry.
Mrs. De Ford Webb and Mrs. Liebermann.
The classical society, held in Miss Ransom's
studio last evening. was largely attended. Mr..
A. q. Riddles paper on the battle of lake Erie
was terse, graphic and pathetic, eliciting the
closest attention Of his appreciative audience.
Senator wilson's remarks were in his happiest
vein. He eulogized Gen. William Henry Har-
rison as the founder Of the lake marine. and
also the promoter of the division of the public
lands in the west and northwest and thus the
founder of the home life in these sections. for
which last he deserved monument as tall and
imposing as the great Washington monument
that graces our city of Washington to-day
The German club gave another Of its series
Of germans at the Conservatory Of Music last
evening. The german was led by Mr.. Chas.
Lakewood. Among the guests were Miss Brit
ton. Miss Bryan, and Miss Booker, of Rich
mond.
Rev. Dulany Addison. son Of Rev. Tbos. G..
Addison, Of this city, was married in Boston
yesterday.
Mrs. Henry T. Wright, Of P street, is in New
York, and will not be at home on Friday.
MIR. Ross Thompson, Of this city, and Miss
Wena De Bruler we're married in Evansville.
Ind, yesterday before a fashionable assem-
blage. The bride entered the church on the
arm OF her father, and was met at the chancel
by the groom and his best man, Mr.. Hubbard
Taylor Smith. Shortly after the ceremony MIR.
and Mrs. Thompson left in Commodore Arthur
E. Bateman's private car for Louisville, accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Bateman, Mr.. John W.
Thompson, Miss Thompson, and Mr.. Ashley
Bateman. After a short wedding tour the
couple will come to Washington.
GEORGETOWN.