Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

HOP AT ST. ELIZABETHs.
The annual hop given last night at St. Eliza
beth's under the auspices of the attaches of
that institution was in all ways dazzling sue
Cess. The spacious ball room was literally and
tastefully decorated In the center OF the cell
ing was a mammoth ro5ettc Of bunting, from
which radiated mul:i-tinted streamers. On the
walls were floral monograms OF the hospital
Officials and tanciful designs in smilax. The
stage was hidden in a wealth of flowers and the
orchestra in grove of palms. The baton was
welded by Prof. Edward Davis and the prone
Iadsled by DR.. Faust and Mrs. Norton. The
following participated Mr.. and Mrs. Baker
Judge and Mrs. Harnish. Mr.. and Mrs. L. P.
! Weldon. Mr.. and Mrs. George Skidmore, Mr..
and Mrs. Wiegel, Mr.. and Mrs. Mulligan, Mr..
and Mrs. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Liston, Mr. and
Mrs. Edelin,, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood. Mr.. and Mrs.
Repetl, MIR. and Mrs. Charles Dodge, Misses
Ella Quaid, Belle Dodge, Mclaughlin. Jenny
Quigley and Messrs. William II. Arnold. F. E.
Norton, P. r.. Dayton. Harry Baker. L. II. Alex
ander, Harmon, Toner Cement Klug, Bonnia,
hunnell. Keech. Coffron, Moore, Cox and
others. The medical staff was represented by
Drs. j. G. Simpson, ]. G. Ill., Lattimer and
Stack. letter from Superintendent W. w.
Ecdding was read expressing regret at his ina
bihty to attend. Supper was announced at
midnight.
AN ENJOYABLE SOCIAL AFFAIR.
most enjoyable social affair was tina. given
last evening a. the rooms OF William p and
Nina V. Hughes. musical and literary pro-
gram was rendered by Miss Brown, Miss Perry.
Mrs. Howe, Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes, Mis- Hodg-
kin. Miss E. Frech and The Popula. Quartet.
Mrs. Cough. Mrs. Sturgis, Mrs Cornell. Mrs.
Bolway, Miss Mary Bolway, Miss King
Miss DerveI, Mrs. Hymen. Miss Pearl
Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. ". Houghten,
Dir. and Mrs. Jerome Wise, Misses Maud and
Grace Wise, Miss Bertha Crockett. Mr.. and Mrs
Perry, Mrs. DR.. Shadd, Mrs. Robinson. Mrs.
Bell, Mrs. Dawson, Miss Slade, Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Hoyt. Miss E. ingalls,, Mrs. N. Dyer, Mrs
Bruce, Mrs. King, NJ. and Mrs. c. Osgood,
Mrs. Whitaker, Miss Pauline Whitaker, Miss
Mrs. Hudson. Miss Ellen Torrey, Mrs. Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cowsell. Mr.. ]. Williams, Mr.. E.
Wilson. Mlss Hoosack, Baron Stangier and Miss
Marin Hodgton.
THE BACONIAN BROTHERHOOD.
The Baconian Brotherhood met yesterday
afternoon. William X. Baxter was elected
president pro tenn. and Harry A. King chosen
| secretary. Messrs. George W. Fowler H. A.
King. Edward Dorsey. A. G. Haleck. Eugene
lanNess, Peter Stangier, Jos. Miller. Frank
Emo and Judge Harnish were appointed a
committee TO prepare resolutions of regret at
| the dissolution of the Shakespeare Club. Judge
George II. Armstrong was made chairman of
the committee. At the close of the meeting
unanimous votes of thanks were extended
President Baxter and Secretary King The
polemics agreed to convene next at the parlors
OF Judge Harnish of st. Elizabeth.
Personal.
William O. Naylor, who has been visiting Mr..
Wood of Jackson street, has returned to his
home at Suffolk, Va.-Miss Maud Norton will
arrive from New York on Tuesday. and be en-
tertained by Miss Saliie Worthington OF Good
Hope Heights.--Mrs. G.. H. Eostwick is the
guest OF Mrs. Watson Karr.-Mrs George
johnson of Jefferson street is low with the grin.
Misses Henrietta Stewart and Elizabeth
Common have returned to Richmond after a visit
to Mrs. Elizabeth ROach.--Miss Nettie Wall is
visiting Miss Rachel Fischer-Mr Powell
has returned from New York.
NOTES.
Mr.. Isaachar Simmonds OF Good Hope Park
died yesterday. The remains will be taken on
Monday to Newark N. j., for interment The
deceased was for many years employed in the
document room Of the government printing
Office and for short time in the composing
room Of the old National Republican. He
leaves a widow and seven children.
James Johnson was arrested yesterday after
noon by Officer Edward T. Elliott on a charge
OF HOUSEKEEPING preferred by Edward Baker
Richard Williams died yesterday at Garfield
and will be buried in Moore's cemetery.