Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13

clpaI features were feadlng OF tne story by Its
author. Mr.. J. L. McCreery, which bore upon
the present Indian sun dances; the dialogue
recitation. in character costume, Of the quarrel
| scene in Julius Cesar, by Mr.. T. O. Pulizzi rs
Cassias and r. c: Dalinger as B',.f.s, and the
cong entitled d, sung y Prof
and music were enjoyed by an appreciative
4 audience.
| Invitations have been issued for the marriage
| Of Miss Katherine Lemon of this city to Mr..
William @. Mcconnell Of Rochester, n. Y, on
Wednesday. 18th instant, at 1880 o'clock at
| MeKendree Church.
| Miss Ruth Nettleton. daughter Of Gen. Net
Teton, assistant secretary of the Treasury. is
| making short visit to her little friend Ina
Steele at the residence Of her parents, Mr.. and
! Mrs Chas s. Steele, Sterling, Va.
Rumor has 1t that Miss Daisy Stewart, daugh-
| ter OF Mrs. Col. Stewart OF Capitol Hill, Is en-
gagged to prominent New Yorker.
Mrs. Nancy Huston Banks, one OF the lady
! managers Of the worlds fair, is visiting Col.
| and Mrs. J. L. MCGEE at lie Droit Park.
| The second meeting Of the ''Nordhoff
| Guild" was held yesterday morning at the resi-
dence of Mrs. q. II. Wilcox, 24O4 14th street,
members having been enrolled. After two
hours of industry, devoted to the of
| thimble and thread for sweet charity's sake.
lunch was served under the direction of Mrs.
J. II. Syphet, Mrs. H. A. Preston. Mrs. Charles
/ Lyman and Mrs. j. G. Hill of the lunch COM
mittee. followed by q brief business meeting.
dnring which several suggestions relating to a
| proposed entertainment were made and re-
! ferred by the Guild for final action to the man
| ayers meeting Of the Ladies Aid Association
! to be held on Thursday next. The next meet
ing of the Guild will be held on Friday, De-
cember o. at the residence of Mrs John Joy
Edison, l32l 10th street. Among those present on
friday were Mrs. Frank Cotton. Mrs. Senator
McMiiian, Mrs. ex-Commissioner Hine, Mrs. D.
{. Forncy. Mrs. Louise Heaven. Mrs. n l..
Frothingham, Mrs. Randolph Keim. Mrs. Graves,
Mrs, Hart, Mrs. William Birney. Mrs. l. NJ.
Bittinger, Mrs. Fl. f. Blount, Mrs. Sayles
Brown. Mrs. Capt. George Wheeler. Mrs. job
Barnard. Mrs. Lewis Clephane, Mrs. Harrison
son. Mrs. Commissioner Lyman. Miss Ella Ly-
man. Mrs. J. W. Piliing. Mrs. IL. A. Preston,
Mrs. W. y. Roome. Mrs. j.. II. Sypher. Mrs. J.
G.. Hill, Mrs A. A. Thomas, Mrs. Stafford, Mrs.
c. ID. Bailey, Mrs. A. r. Quaiffe. Misses Wool
ard. Miss Louise Vale. Miss Jennie Douglas.
Miss Janet Richards and Miss Mary BlOnnt. Miss
Chrissy and Miss johnson waited on the table.
Miss Geneve Wilcox presided over the coffee
and tea.
Union NJ. E. Church South at Shiloh, King
George county. Va, WAS the scene of a very
pretty wedding last Tuesday, Rev. T. H. Boggs
1fheiating. The contracting parties were Mr..
l. ID. Arnold of Washington. DC, and Miss
Elvira NJ. Hayes OF King George county. The
ushers were Messrs. s. Il. Dishman. F. c.
Payne. j. O,nOhundro and G. W. Davies. The
bride was preceded to the altar by Miss Emma
Hayes, sister Of the bride in terra Gotta CASH
mere, with black velvet and hat to match,
bouquet Of pink chrysanthcmums. and Mr..
Chas. Arnold, brother Of the groom; Miss
Nellie Brown In maroon cashmere and velvet,
with hat to match and bouquet Of white
ehrysanthemuns, and Mr.. J. Clifford Ninde.
The bride entered the church on the arm of the
groom a. - N COL hrn
Henrietta cloth and velvet, large hat with
feathers to match. and tan kid gloves. She
wore large bouquet of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS ut the waist. The gentlemen wore black
GETAWAY coats. white satin ties and bouttonaires
of white violets. After the ceremony dinner
was served at the house of the brides parents
Many handsome presents, including several
pieces Of silver, were displayed. The invited
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Hayes of
Liberty, Mr.. and Mrs. E. i. WhitehOuse, DIR. and
Mrs. l.. e. Hayes, Mrs. Jourdan OF Washington,
DC, wife Of Judge Jourdan and sister of the
groom; Miss Kate Stiff of Westmoreiand county.
Miss Jennie Dishman, Miss Clara Jones, Miss
Susie W. Baker, Miss Fannie Kennedy, Mrs.
Leila d. Quisenberry. Mr.. Willie james of
Essex county, Mr.. Roland Dishman. Mr..
Chastine Payne. Mr.. Clifford Ninde, Mr.. Geo.
Davies. Mr.. Josie Omohundro, Mr.. Charley
Arnold of Washington, DC. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arnold have returned to this city and will re-
side at 625 street northwest
Ladies IN all parts OF the city who interest
themselves every winter in the children's
Christmas clubs are again actively engaged in
making preparations for the coming holidays
aud, AZ formerly, will bring happiness to many
cherries homes. The ladies Of district No. 2
will meet a: Miss Strong's, 141l II street, next
Tuesday morning.
Miss Ethel Swope has returned to her home
on Capitol Hill from her visit to Baltimore.
Mrs. Col. Jack Brown of so C street north
west is recovering from her recent illness.
pretty home wedding took place at the resi-
dence of Josiah Moffatt last evening the contract
ing parties being his daughter. Libbie and Mr.
Andrew Hancock. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. w. NJ. Ferguson of the NJ. Z.
Church. Only the two immediate families were
present. After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Hancock were driven to their future resi-
dence, No. 2lS 5th street southeast. where they
will be at home to their friends. The presents
were both beautiful and numerous.