Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-06


and Stubbiefeld.
Mr.. W. W. Mccullough and sisters returned
TO the city on "Wednesday and are located ct
the Richmond for the winter.
Mira William IL. Barnes Of Maple avenue, who
has been quite III for some time, IL slowly re
covering.
Prof and Mrs W. J. MCGEE returned some
time since from their geologic journey. having
ridden on horseback from New Orleans Co Ken
tucky. As Ms. Magee is attending medical
lectures she will be able 20 receive during the
season only from to 4:S0 O'Clock ON Mondays
at 2{l0 l4th street.
Miss Maud Tracy Of 500 p street northwest
has left for Jersey City, where she viii spend
the holidays with relatives.
Another houseful OF dancers enjoyed the
pleasures Of german at the Capital Bicycle
tinb last evening. The figures. which were
devised and led by Mr.. r. n. Stinemetz. jr.,
assisted Oy Mrs Stinemctz. were very unique
and pretty. Dancing began as 3 O'Clock aud
ended at midnight. Among those present
were; Dir and Mrs. II. VI. Schooley. Mr. and
Mrs. l. J.. Borden. Mr.. and Mrs X. v. La Dow,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Bou;elle. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A.
Demeray. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mex. Borden, Mr..
and Mrs. II. II. Hanna. Misses BENTLEY. scam
meu. lseare. Hills. Jones, Merritt, cochran.
Houston. Lane, Hodges and MarlOwe and
Messrs. Bingham, Vim. Writ. Johnston. Learn
ing, falck. +. III. stephens W. \. Dodge, \. A.
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MeAdee. Hollingworth and DIR. q. n. WEIGH.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Holder have returned
from their bridal tour and are residing at 1914
Il street northwest
Miss Turpin, who has been visiting for sew
erai months friends in Georgia and Kentucky.
mas returned 20 the city and will spend the win-
tef with her mother. Mrs. kenick, who has
apartments NJ No. 9l7 10th street northwest
Mrs Margaret NJ. Hartford. who has been
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ering.
The dancing reception Of the Viola Socials
held at 1t. Joscph's Hall on Thursday evening
last was enloyed by fully $50 guests. A num-
Der OF social clubs attended i'm a BODY. which
formed an attractive feature 20 the evening
enjoyment Among those were the Calumets,
Arbutus and yiolets.
Miss Nellie Prout daughter Of John r. Prout
of South Washington. and MIR. Frank II. Gil
more were married on "Wednesday afternoon.
December 3. At I o'clock. at the Rylaud NJ l..
nhnrch Inc ceremony war performed by Reys.
baldwin and Fierce. The bride wore a garnet
proadcloth dress and carried bunch II bridal
| roses. She entered the church on the arm ~
1 her father, and the groom. accompanied by six
| usHers composed the procession which marched
To the altar, which was Transformed into n
garden Of flowers. The wedding march aud
the PRAYER from ''Lohrngrin" were performed
during the ceremony IN Mr. George tioiron.
| MT and Mrs. Gilmore left on a bridal tour. ON
| thelr return they will reside at sos ID street
| southwest.
MIR. and Mrs. II. c. North have gone to house.
keeping corner I4th and Konesaw avenue. Miss
Greenbush of New York Is visiting them.
Mrs. Geo. W. Weber will not receive on Mon
day next on account of illness. but will Ice
pleased To see her friends on the following Mon
days during the season.
/ he NJ Mr. M n
! Hoffman, No. 1914 18th street northwest was
tull OF life last evening. bazaar was held there
! by members of the First Baptist Church, this
city, for the benefit of the Baptist Church at
Hagerstown, Nd. Rev. q. A. Clark. pastor.
Among those present were Rev. and Mrs Chas.
a. Stakely. Miss Stakely. Miss bearing. Miss C.
liannon. Miss Parks. Mrs. &. L. Gibbs. Mrs.
Robert Dunkard. Miss Reynolds. Miss Maggie
Clark, Miss White, Mrs. Newell. Mrs.
Ieepe, Mrs. All Perry. Mrs. d. L.
. .lDos: Miss cowing, Prof. j; NJ. Hall Of
| this city, Miss Hoffman of Virginia. Rev
Clarkwin. II. A. Hamilton. Calvin Thirston,
| Fred Myers and Wandei Sener of Hagerstown,
| Nd. Those prominent in the musical enter
tainment were Miss Florence Hoffman. Mrs.
| j.. y. Perkins, Mrs. +. ID. Rheem, Mrs H. W.
Wells and Mr.. 4. :. Foster. Miss White won a
very unique rocking chair as the most popular
lady.
Rev. DIR. Pitzer has returned from Salem,
Va, whittier he was called by a telegram on ac-
count Of the illness of his mother Mrs Bernard
Pitzer, who is much improved.
The Potomac w.R.C. was assisted on the
opening of the carnivalof nations by Mrs Phil
now located IN China. She loaned many fine
japanese articles, besides taking part in the
| tableaux.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chhs. NJ. Clarke have removed
from X street to 1906 Connecticut avenue.
| Mrs. Clarke will be at home to friends on SAT-
| urdays after the holidays.
The many friends Of Mrs. Gen. Jas. n. Tyner
will be glad to hear that she has returned 10
| the city much improved in health after spend
/ ing the summer months at Saratoga and the
| fall In New York city and Holyoke. Mass. at the
| latter place visiting relatives of the general.
Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Herbert Hogan are in
the city, where they will remain for the winter
DIR. Joseph Tabor johnson gave a reception
| last night in his new residence on Farragut
square to Prof. Howard A. Kelly, MD. the dis
tinguished gyneeologist of the Johns Hopkins
| Hospital in Baltimore. The occasion was the
| regular monthly meeting of the Washington
chronological Society, which met this month at
| DIR. Johnson's house. Dr. kelly's address on
the causes and treatment Of pus in the pelvis
WAS listened to with great interest. Adj
dresses were also made by Drs. Ford
Thompson. Fry. Busey and Tabor Johnron.
Subsequently, bountiful supper discussed
| and all were made acquainted with Prof. Kelly.
There were present FRS. J. Ford Thompson,
W. ". johnson. 4. &. Busey. \. \. Lincoln. ].
b. Hamilton, :. \. Adams, II. ID. Frey, NJ. 4.
| Cuthbert. - NJ. Burnett. \. o. Richey, e. E
Hagner, II. c. Yarrow, r. NJ. Murray, q. B.
| Harrison. q. n. Acker, A. L. A. King q. l..
Magruder J. W. Bayne, q. c. 0ber, j. W.
4 Winter. T. G. Smith, I. c. Norton. L. =. Stone,
J. Il. Sprigg. Rixey. l. c. Rose, w. I.
Hawkes.. James Kerr, J. W. Dorce, W. :. Bowen,
| H. L. L. johnson, c. II. A Kleinschmidt and
| others.
Senator Pierce of North Dakota is delight
fully located at the Cambridge, corner of Mas
sachusetts avenue and l4th street, opposite
| the Portland.
| The Lotus Amateur Dramatic and Musical
Club will hold its regular monthly meeting
next Tuesday evening at s26 l4th street north
west. The Amateur Players Club and Lotus
| will consolidate and act as one organization
| this winter.
Miss Gay, who has been stopping at ths
Shirley since her return from Europe, il nov
at the Portland, where she will pass the winter
with Mrs. Ralph Cross johnson, ST.
Mrs. Blanchard. wife OF Representative
Blanchard of Louisiana, is at the Metropolitan
Hotel for the winter.
Mrs. Chalmers, mother Of the late DIR. Otis,
is visiting her granddaughter, Mrs. Isaac Win
| ston, at 1925 Corcoran street.
The friends of Miss Ruth Marie Sites. Who
left the city three weeks ago for her mission
| field in China, will be interested 20 know that
she has arrived in San Francisco aftsr .
leisurely trip scross the continent, visiting
\ friends in Ohio, Kansas and other places. A
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