Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-11

evening at o'clock. The presentations were
made by Miss Isabel Hart Of Baltimore. The
reception lasted about An hour and was Of the
most pleasantly informal character.
Mrs. c. F. Madeira and daughter Miss Bes-
sic, have returned 10 the city and are located
ct the Langham-
Miss Elizabeth Miller Of San Jose. Cal. n
visiting the city and il at the Hamilton House.
Mr.. and Mrs Neil Belt have returned home
after spending the summer travelling through
the Adirondack mountains and at Saratoga
They have given up their II street house and
are nov located at HOS New Hampshire ave-
nue..
Mrs Taylor, wife Of Lieut. Frank Taylor. has
returned from Seattle accompanied BY her
daughter, Mrs E. A Strout.
Mr.. Ye Cha Yum, the charge d'affsires Of Ko-
CISCO announcing that Mr. and Mrs. Ye Wan
Yong sailed for Korea Thursday.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner Schoon-
maker and family returned to Washington this
week and occupy their former residence, I7eS
18th street
pleasant surprise party was given at the
residence OF Mr.. A. A. Bunday, No. 227 9Th
street northeast last Wednesday evening.
The occasion was the anniversary Of the birth
day OF Mrs. Bunday, and it brought together
friends from various parts of the country, New
Hampshire and Wisconsin being prominently
represented. Among those present were Gen,
and Mrs. Geo. W. Balloch, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Whittle, Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Kimball. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. H. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Davenport,
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Frear. Mira and Miss
Blanche Lowe and Miss Gibbs. Beside the
social entertainment and refreshments the
presentation Of q beautiful cathedral clock was
made to Mrs. Bundsy, Gen. Balloch making
the presentation address, and to which the sur
prised recipient made very happy response.
A School Boy Fined.
John Jackson, . fourteen-year-old coiored
boy, told Judge Mills today that when he at
tended school yesterday the boys initiated him
by throwing turnips at him. He denied that
he threw any turnips although Policeman
Smith said he did. The court fined John IS
for disorderly conduct.
Arrival Of the Manhattans.
Forty white umbrellas, adorned with the en-
blem Of the Manhattan Athletic Club, pro-
ceeded up Pennsylvania avenue last night from
the Baltimore and Potomac depot to 18th
street and thence to the Columbia Club House.
Underneath the umbrellas were at least forty
Manhattan athletes, and in their immediate
vicinity were about one hundred and thirty
other equally muscular and agile young men.
In front OF them was a brass band,
band that played Marching Through
Georgia" and Little Annie -" from start
to hnlsh. The Manhattans have come to cap
ture the PLAGUE which goes to the organiza-
ton making the largest aggregate of points,
and they are proceeding to steal up to and on
to it with the aid of some of the most brazen
brass and more than suficiency Of the loud
est drum. The strangers were ''taken in by
the Columbus, luncheon being served imme-
diately after the arrival of the New Workers.
Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
of this city will hold its sixteenth annual con-
vention Wednesday, October Is, at the Metro
politan M E. Church. Reports of the officers
Of the union will be submitted and the cleo
ton of officers will occupy some time. Mrs.
yontion