Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-08
The bazaar for the Homeopathic Hospital

The bazaar for the Homeopathic Hospital
| at II O'Clock. The decorations are specially
pretty and the tables crowded with unique and
dainty things. A mystery box, magic tree,
Jack Horners pie are among the novelties. The
candy booth on the stage is decorated in yellow
and white. The candy boxes are charming
souvenirs, painted by hand. and the table Is
rich In other painted articles.
Mr.. h. N. Emmons and Miss Grace E. Boyle
were married in Pittsburg yesterday. They viii
be at home until Monday to receive their
| friends at l019 G street southeast.
Miss Lena McIntosh of Hickory, N. c., who
has been stopping several weeks with her
cousin, Mrs. J. s. Tomlinson, at 9Sl1S New York
avenue, has returned to the old north state.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Black
wood, 1916 o street northwest, was the scene
last evening of large gathering, the occasion
being reception in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
W. Blackwood, who were married recently at
Clarksburg, W. Va. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Knox, Mr.. and Mrs. W. c.
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rex Smith, Mrs. Davis and daughters Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Eckhart, Mrs. Geo. W. Evans,
the Misses Edmunds, Gawler, Boyd, Messrs
Robt. Clarkson, E. T. Kaiser, O. g. Ringwalt
| and W. B. Edmondson.
Miss Katherine Warner, who has been visit
ing Miss Mary Costello, left for her home in
| Cincinnati last night.
pleasant reception was given Monday even
ing at No. 4o6 street by Miss Minnie wetzei
| in honor of her brother, Emil P. wetzel, who
was about to depart for his home in California.
Among those present were Mesdames Shaw,
Graham, Logan, Misses Wetzel, Hoover, Ora
ham, An arews shaw, Redgy, Prosise, E. Greene,
y; Gree1' Sadie Williams, McGregor, Rgges'
Hazard, Stickney, W. Simmerman, ]. Simmer
man, Stratten, Hobbs, Haight, Hayes, Clark and
Wetzel.
Mrs. Allison Nailor, 1916 18th street north
west, will not receive tomorrow and will dis
continue her regular Thursday receptions.
The brides sister, Miss Jessie Riggs, was the
only bridesmaid. She wore stylish gown of
like the bride carried . bunch Of La France
roses. Mrs. Ross Perry wore an elegant gown
OF black India silk and net and a stylish black
bonnet. Mrs Seaton Perry wore a spring gown
| OF gray failie combined with gray and olive
camel's hair. Her fine black straw hat was
trimmed with Jscque roses. Among others pres
ent were Mr.. Seaton Perry, DR.. ]. ]. Little,
| the Misses Stansberry, Mr.. and Mrs. Young,
Mrs. Middleton, Mrs. Shuster, Mr.. Thomas
Dapray the Misses Dapray, Mrs. vela-Frsnco,
and Mr.: and Mrs. c. c. Willard. Mrs. and Miss
Moore, Mrs. Blackwell, Miss Wheat. Miss VOL
/ ford, Mrs. Marberry, Mrs. Wattles and Mrs. Bieg
all came up from Alexandria for the wedding.
Logan Command, U. v. q.
large and enthusiastic meeting Of
the Jno. A Logan Command, o. Y. o.,
was held at Monumental Hall last night,
the occasion being the completion Of
arrangements for their grand entertain
ment at Lincoln Hall on the evening Of the
2lst instant delegation Of ladies from the
Auxiliary Relief Union of Hancock Command,
| l md fho - nuor
termaster Sims. logan Command in q
very complimentary manner thanked
Messrs. Woodward and Lothrop Of the
Boston store for the presentation to the com.
mand of very handsomely framed crayon
| three feet each way.
Reports Of all committees were called for
tickets and programs distributed and speeches
made by Hon. Jno. s. McCalmont, ex-commis
sioner of customs; Capt. MCGEE, Col Irving
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