Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

at the residence of her daughter, No. 1850 9Th
street northwest.
MrA ". Lawrence has returned to her
weeks TO her mother, Mrs. EDEN. South
worth, ct Prospect Cottage, Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. 8. Contee Of Denver are
visiting their mother, Mrs. L. Y. Contee, 1916
18th street northwest, attending the marriage
festivities Of their sister, Mrs. VIM. Evans, nee
Hattie Contee.
The han at Takoma Park was the scene Of an
enjoyable masquerade party Wednesday even
ing. A number Of Washingtonians drove out
in Q tally no. The hall was filed with mas
| queraders In all varieties Of costumes. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Coombs, Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs. Howser, Mr..
and Mrs. Finley, Miss Moves, Miss Gunnell,
Misses Fisher Misses Keys, Purman Ray, Fox,
| Sunny and Lawrence and Messrs Parks, ]. C.
Wilson, H. B. Merritt, G. G. Allen, II. o.
Fisher. T. L. Jenkins, Ray, Fugitt, Keys, Rus
sell and DIR. Schafhirt.
Miss Marie Adele Blaine, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Blaine and niece Of Secretary Blaine,
and DR.. Thomas F. Mallan we're married on
Wednesday afternoon at $50 o'clock in the
| newly dedicated Church Of st. Peters, corner
Of I'd and c streets southeast, Capitol Hill. The
ceremony was performed in a most impressive
manner by Cardinal Gibbons. dressed in his
robes of state. The ushers were DR.. Henry NJ.
Newman. Mr.. Ed. Mallan, a brother OF the
groom; Mr.. Eugene Arnold, Dr. Charles K
KOOnes, DIR. H. r. Crosson, Mr.. Pfeifer and Mr..
A. Z. Hamilton. The bride wore gown of ivorie
brosdcloth trimmed with fur, and toque of
cloth and velvet embroidered in silver. and she
carried bunch Of white chrysanthemums.
Mrs. j. G. Blaine and j. q. Blaine. IT., were
present at the marriage. After the ceremony a
reception was held at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs, Blaine on c street. DR.. and Mrs. Mallan
MT of 0n'c thx.h r,l <. axxs ~aI -,
gown of blue broadcloth. On their return they
will reside at No. lit b street southeast.
The marriage Of Mr.. John Harrington Of
Wesley Heights and Miss Estelle Straus Of
Georgetown took place last evening at Holy
Trinity Church, the Rev. Father Roccofort. s.
J., officiating. assisted by the Rev. Father
Brady. The bride wore a costume Of silver
gray Henrietta cloth. trimmed in pink velvet
and lace, velvet hat to match, and carried in her
hand bouquet OF La France roses. Mr.. John
McCauley. MIR. Jos. Weiss, Mr.. John O'Brien
and Jos. Endres acted as ushers. A reception
largely attended, and the presents we're numer-
Gus and handsome. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington
will reside at Wesley Heights.
The Columbia Ideals will give q concert and
hop at the National Rifles Armory this evening
Among the members Of the Arbutus Socials
who left Wednesday afternoon to attend the
grand reception and hop given the club by the
White Star Socials of Baltimore were Misses
Robinson, Phillips, Burgess, c. Stewart. G..
Stewart. Sherman, Cole, Ross. Morgan and Con-
ner and Prof VIM. H. Lydick, S.W. Burgess, G..
Redhead, p. /. Usilton, j. F. Stewart. Il. Greg
DRY. VIM. Mahr, VIM. Lauxman, J. Elicit and
VIM. Atkinson.
At the Louise Home the eightieth birthday
Of Miss Hartley Graham. Tuesday, was quite
conspicuously observed by her friends in Wash
ington, who called to congratulate her and
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with fragrance, and other gifts adorned her
walls From distant cities came lovely and useful
presents which were gratifying to Miss Graham
who has for months been confined to her room
and is just beginning to sit up part Of the day
Miss H. NJ. Taylor and Miss A. E. Taylor OF
West Chester are visiting the city and are at
the Langham
Miss Efiie Sheldon gave an elaborate dinner
to number Of her young lady schoolmates at
the Normandie yesterday. The table was hand
somely decorated with beautiful flowers and
artistically dressed with red plush. At the
conclusion OF the dinner each guest was pre-
sented with a costly bouquet Of choice flowers.
The Autumn Social and Pleasure Club held
it's third evening reception last evening at Miss
Wilson's, $40 l street northwest. After the
pleasures OF the evening refreshments were
served, after which dancing was resumed until
a late hour. Each guest was presented with
handsome souvenir in remembrance of the oc-
casiOn. Among those present were Messrs. w.
2. Foley, G. v. Sparrow, s. Walter Halleck, J.
A. Hendley, E. W. Robbins, j. A. Terry, Fl. NJ.
Lawrenson, ]. s. Shaw, j. B. Sands, j. Arm
strong, G. H. TOlsOn, E. Elmo Clarke ]. NJ.
Wade, G. w. Miller, W. A. Leheman, J. W.
DanenhOwer and Misses Minnie and Clara
johnson, Ehie Wade, Blanche Wilson, Emma
and Mamie Bauer, Evelyn Carrier, Florence
Shearer. Annie Moreland, Jennie Mickle,
Fannie Berry, Lolita Kookgey, Lizzie Boswell,
Bertha Stone, Ada Hensley.
Miss E. C. B. johnson of Cumberland, Nd,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas P. Morgan,
jr., Of 1909 street.
Hon. Nathan F. Dixon and wife Of Westerly,
RI, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kenny Pettis, Miss Pettis
and Miss Edith Iisle Of San Francisco, Cal,
are at Hotel Arno.
Miss Nettie Henry, daughter Of the late Judge
Henry of North Carolina, who has been visit
ing relations and friends in Maryland and Vir-
ginia for the past few months, has been the
street northwest for few days.
A most enjoyable dancing party was given at
the residence Of Mrs. Livingston, corner Massa-
chusetts avenue and 18th street, Thanksgiving
evening. Among those present were Miss
Mccormick of Brooklyn, Miss Henry of Alexan-
dria and the Misses Fisher, Miss Cassin, Miss
Blandine Blandford, Miss Hyam, Miss Young
Misses Bessie and Carrie Hickey. Miss Howard
Miss Blaine, Miss May Blaine, Miss Livingston,
Miss Gerry, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Burr. Mrs. Bag
alley, Mrs. Cudlip and Mrs. Livingston, and
Messrs. Clark. Guy, jones' Haslam, Harrison,
Floecker, Howard, j. F. Young, Howell Young,
Chapline, Zimmerman, Middleton, Moore,
Hamilton, Drs. Cudlip, Crosson and Cassin.
Mr.. Edward Latham and family OF England.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. stiles Of Chicago, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Hammarsbough and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Bamberger OF New York, who are visiting the
city, are at the Normandie.
The paper chase given by the Woodley Hunt
Club on Thanksgiving day was decidedly the
best and most exciting one of the series so far
The course was six miles over eighteen jumps
most Of which were very stiff, averaging four
feet. Mr.. Haviland's mount, Roger, refused
the first jump, thereby losing much ground,
but he easily secured third place at the finish.
The chase was won in good style by Mr. RIA. CAST
lear on his thoroughbred hunter, Ranger, Mr..
Friebus, on Dunlop, second Mr.. Harry Car
penters black mare. ridden by himself, aston
ished every one by her excellent jumping and
form. Mr.. Vim. Riley on Gypsy, made good
fifth, with but one stirrup, the other having
been lost in the beginning Of the race. Cesar
ridden by Mr.. LOCKER, got fourth place handily.
Bad falls threw out DR.. Snyder and Mr. Chas
Hume. A new method Of equestrianism called
| ubiquitous or jag STYLE was exhibited with
considerable spirit by Mr.. Hopewell Darneille.
After the chase, which was led by Mr. JOS Bradley,
the riders.end guests adjourned to the new
club house, where choice menu was heartily
discussed. Among those who drove out were
the Misses Sterns Miss Fanny Cox, Miss Mar
bury. the Misses Cassire Miss Fanny Barbour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wheatley Messrs. Thos
Hyde, IT,, Hugh Legare. Tallmadge Colds
borough, Haviland, Harry Blunt, Chas. H. H.