Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-11

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Edwards, Miss Julia Edwards, Miss Maddox of
Virginia, Miss Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Thompson, Miss Mayfield, Miss Dom, Misses
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Edmonston, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Pearson, Mrs. H. o. Towles, DR..
Dulaney and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Marsh,
Mrs. Greer, Miss Turner and Messrs. Charles
r. Edmonston, U. B. Edmonston, d. E. Burton,
JAS. C. Hooe, II. E. Cooper, W. A. Rose, E.
Curry, VIM. Davis, c. c. Bryan, Chas. Burr,
Ihos. Francis, Gus Francis, T: Riggles, Wallace
let, Frank Ford, Wallace stowell and W. Metz
croft.
Mrs. Cultivate gave . luncheon yesterday,
at which the name cards had butterflies attached
to each and the flower favors were Parma
violets. Her guests were Mrs. Kepna, Mrs.
ODonnell Mrs. Thos. Wilson, Mrs. J. F. Bar
bour. Mrs. McKenna, Mrs. Armes and Mrs.
jeremiah Wilson.
Miss Fannie Buxton Of Keyser, W. Va, niece
Of Hon. Henry G. Davis is the guest of Mrs.
H. J. Hanford, 1913 Rhode Island avenue.
Miss Mollie r. Snowden of Baltimore is visit
ing the Misses McNeir.
DR.. and Mrs. Hamlin give a reception this
evening from to II to the Presby terian pastors
of the city and to the officers Of the Church of
the Covenant to meet the revision committee,
now in session in the city.
Hon! and Mrs. ]. c. Burrows we're called
west Dy n nOtlce OF o sudden Oeatn In the lam
lily. Mrs. Burrows will not return to the city
this season.
Mrs F. S. Presbrey Of Connecticut avenue
will not receive Thursday of this week.
The ninth annual banquet of the District of
Columbia Commandery of the Loyal Legion
will be given at the Arlington on Thursday
evening, the anniversary of the birth of Abra-
ham Lincoln, and promises to be its largest,
most brilliant and successful entertainment.
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present as guests of the commandery and
Its companions are the Vice President, the Sec
retaries Of War, Navy and Interior, Senators
Aldrich. Chandler, Frye, Spooner. Warren and
Molcott. Representatives Allen and Brewer Of
Michigan, Bowden of Virginia. Cannon of Hi
nois, Lacey of Iowa, Raines of New York, the
Mexican and Brazilian ministers, Assistant Sec
retarles Nettieton, Spaulding and Grant, Major
General Schofeld and many other gentlemen
prominent in public and private life and the
military and naval services.
Mr.. Hiram Pearce Chenoweth Of Birming-
ham. Ala, and Miss Bessie P. Pratt we're mar
ried at oclock last evening at No. "a Iowa
circle, the residence of Mr.. Frederick W.. Pratt,
the father Of the bride. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. John G. Ames in the
presence of the families and relatives of the con-
tracing parties. The bridal party took the II
be the guests of Maj Thomas J. Chenoweth.
the father of the groom, after which they will
make their home in Birmingham.
Miss Grace D. Parker of Park street, Mt.
Pleasant, gave progressive 'tiddledy winks
party" Monday evening in honor of her guest,
Miss Clara A. Ray of Forest Glen. The head
prizes were won by Miss Hawlett and Mr.. H.
B. Parker. The BOBBY prizes by Mrs. w. L.
Cherry and Mr.. Brandenburg. The house was
beautifully decorated with palms and potted
plants. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. II. b. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Cherry,
Miss Claudia Moran, Miss Hewlett, the Misses
Crowell, Hiss Ray, Mr.. Goodacre, Mr.. Anthony
Ray, Mr.. Il. Moran, Mr.. Brandenburg, Mr.
Crawford, Mr.. Wilson, Mr.. Lewis, DR.. Lewis
and Mr.. Moore.
This evening at the New York Avenue Church
Miss Florence Z. Hodges and Mr.. Clarence
Webster will be married. The ushers will be
Mr. John Hodges, Mr.. Wilson Reed, Mr.. Will
lam Douglass, Mr.. Thomas Brooke, Mr.. William
Gieseking and Mr.. Sanders Garland. There will
be no reception, the couple leaving at once for
their wedding trip.
Mr.. Robinson White of this city and Miss
Minnie L. Cline Of West Virginia were married
this morning at the Foundry Church parson-
age. The bride was alfred in beautiful trav-
cling suit of gray broadcloth. The groom is
the youngest son OF Charles White, ST., an old
resident Of Washington, is a member Of the
District bar and is well known in business and
professional circles here. After their wedding
trip TO New York the happy pair will return to
this city and will reside at 207 E street north
west.
The engagement of Mr.. Abe Eisenmann and
Miss Alkaline Sommers is announced.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Eaton of Connections
have arrived in the city and are located at 1888
L street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Hickey of 1124 22d street
will go TO New orleanS next week.
A pleasant surprise masquerade party was
given to Miss Tessie Mclean at her residence,
736 9th street northwest last evening.
by her school friends. Among those
masked were Misses Belle Smith, milk
Maid;' Florence Montrope, Flower girl"
Began, Peacock" Cora Hart, 'sNight;" Mamie
Mclean; milk girl Florence Plant,
Night Messrs. Jesse Precise, .'Chinaman;''
Harry Dante. ''Black Domino;" Herbert Par
sons, "Colored Gentleman Charlie Morgan,
BLACK Domino;" Clinton Plant, New Coon:''
Julius Kiesecker,. Mrs. McGinty;' Charlie
Laporte. 'Dinah." Others presen: were Mat
tie Stickels, Edna Parsons, Richard Williams
and Ernest Robbins.
surprise party was given to Miss Lille
Heffner, daughter of Lieut. James E. Heffuer,
1880 9Th street. Refreshments were served and
Miss Lille Heffner, Miss Nettie stull. Miss
Kate Barry, Miss Josie Barry, Misses Pogensee,
Miss May King, Miss Sadie King. Mrs. Harigan
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. DeNeales and
uiauSuttrb. plrS daWklns ana daughter, MISS
kress, Miss May Medford, Miss Iona Gibson,
Miss Ella Thomas, Miss Sadie Cannon, Messrs.
Schuyler, Aress, Murphy, Fisher, Fulton,
Pomeroy, Guy, During, Edward Stull, Chas. IT,
and Geo. 8. Gibson and DIR. VIM. NJ. Chase
Mrs. Gilfry has issued invitations to host of
little ones for Friday from to 10 to celebrate
the birthday Of her little daughters, Misses Sal
lie and Helen being eleven and nine respect
lively on that day.
An enjoyable progressive eucher party was
given last evening at the residence Of Mrs.
Ch;:s. +. Smith, Capitol Hill. The first prizes
we're won by Mrs. Daisy Crosby and Mr.. David
Sescallette. and the bloody" prizes by Miss
Helen MacGrotty and Mr.. Frank s. Appieman
Among those present were Mrs. Daisy Crosby
Miss Louise Hopkins. Miss Julia MacGrotty,
Miss Jennie MacGrotty, Miss Helen MacGrotty
Miss May Bell, Miss Nellie Smith, Miss Beulh
Smith, Mrs. McNamee, Mrs. Chas.F. Smith and
Ms. David Sescalette. Mr.. Randolph d. Hop
kins, Mr.. Frank S. Appleman, Mr.. VIM Il.
Wagner. Mr.. Ed. w. Haight, Mr.. VIM. A.
Smith and Mr.. David Sescallette.
Maj. and Mrs. Henry B. freeman. US. army,
are at 1917 14th street.
Mrs. Noble D. Larner will be at home on Fri
day between 8 and 6 clock.