Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-09

tionai Rifles Armory. on Thursday, April Is,
1891. 8. B. Ellis. ". W. Sheed, IT,, A. W. Mills
and b. s. Donaldson compose the committee Of
| arrangements.
Miss Sophia Milbank, daughter Of the late
| Charles E. Milbank of New York, was married
evening to Mr.. John NJ. Young. The ceremony
was performed by the rector, Rev. DR.. D. II.
Greer. The pews were filed with friends of
| the bride and groom. Mr.. Harry F. Taylor
was best man; Misses Carrie caldwell and Lily
DewsnaP, bridesmaids. and Messrs. George NJ.
Bayne. 8. M. Cauidweii, William P. Gillette and
Dr.. c. NJ. Cauldwell were the ushers. The
brides gown, of the thickest white corded silk
was arranged with full court train and front
festooned founces Of duchesse lace, which was
also used to trim the corsage and for the
puhed sleeves. The reception which followed
the ceremony at the home of the brides uncle,
No. 80 East 3sth street, was only for immediate
relatives and few intimate friends.
Mrs. Joseph Pearson of 1922 N street having
regained her health, q pleasant party was ten
aered the Misses Pearson last evening by about
tnlrty friends. The evening was spent in the
refreshments were served. Dancing was en-
gagged in until late.
reception and banquet will be given to DIR.
AT. warner, superintendent of charities for the
District at the Shorehsm Monday evening.
Capt. A M. Gibson, with Mrs. Gibson and
Miss Nellie. sailed yesterday for London. Mrs
Gibson and Miss Nellie will remain in London
year and will probably go to Brazil with Capt
uloson, VINO mas business interests there.
A fuil-dress theater party was given at the
Lyceum Theater in Baltimore on Monday even
ing, witnessing the McCaull Opera COMPANY in
Glover" The party, under the chaperonage
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Isador Saks Of Washington. in
Guided Miss Nora Heller of Washington. Mr.,
Emanuel Aronstein and Miss Hattie Aronstein
OF New York, Miss Ida Rosensfock, Mr. Robert
NJ. Lauchheimer and Mr.. Monte Hecht of Balti-
more. After the play the party were enter
tanned at the Hotel Rennert as the guests Of
Messrs Hecht and Lauchheimer.
Mr.. and Mr.. Clarence B. Rheem gave a very
enjoyable musicale last evening at their home,
1912 s street. Those who took part were Mr.
Keller, Mr.. Kaiser, Mr.. Rice, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs
Rheem, the Schubert Quartet and the 10Th
Street Quartet
Invitations are out for the marriage of Mr..
Ed J. Watts and Miss Gertrude L. Nelson on
the 18th of April The ceremony will take
place at the Calvary Baptist Church, after
which they will leave for a tour through the
northern states, and on their return will reside
at Az I'd street northwest.
A very enjoyable progressive euchre party
was given by Mrs. Fred Heitmuller and Mrs
Ruppert on Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Heitmuller. The head prizes
were won by Miss Charlotte Heitmuller and
MIR. Frank Morrison. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. II. RUPERT Mr.. and Mrs
a. heitmuller, MIR. and Mrs Morrison, the
Misses Topper, Miss G. Heine, Mr.. J. r. Heine
Mr.; J. Lauer. Mr.. NJ. Rupert, Mr.. C. Heit-
muller. An elegant supper was served during
the evening.
Miss Marie Lotus and Mr. Louis J. Kessel
we're married last evening and Immediately left
for the north.
Mrs. John A. Walsh sails Saturday for Berlin,
accompanied by her oldest son.
Last evening at o'clock a number Of young
people left the residence of Mr. ]. Little, No
736 street southeast, under the direction of
MISS II. Little to attend a surprise party given
In honor OF Miss Chase at her home on Jeffer-
son street, Anacostia. Among those who at
tended were Misses Gaines, Burgess Bird NJ
Irewalla, N. Trewalla Pixley, Wilkerson, Man
gam, Payne and Moore and Mrs. Browne, and
Messrs. Flynn, Langley, Murray, Sanderson,
Faux, Rowland, John Little Smith, J. Hall of
Kansas City. No., Lander, Souder and Sander
son r. Clagett of Georgetown.
Miss Nellie English of Montgomery county is
visiting the Misses Beight and Hull of Capitol
Hill for an indefinite period.
Miss Jennie Stone gave delightful dancing
party at her residence on street last night
Among those present were the Misses Nightin-
gale, Miss Caverly, Miss Hildreth, Miss Stock
bridge. Miss Daisy German, Miss Clara Nc
Parian, Miss Fassett and Miss Beall, r. NJ.
Larner. Mr. Vaughn, Frederick Parks, Mr.. A. W.
Francis MIR. Thomas Francis. IT,, Mr.. Edwin
Joyce, DIR. Ayres, Mr.. George Gambrill
Mr.. Hine, Mr.. Chapman and Mr.. Martin