Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-11

refreshments were served. Among the guests
were Misses Josie and Katie Costello, Annie and
Mary Kelly, Katie Laesan and Mamie Quill and
Messrh John Collins, Frank Dooley, Oscar
othy Costello IT,, Charles Coleman, John Kirby
and F. McAuliffe.
The Christmas bazaar and quodlibet lunches
given under the auspices Of the Nordhoff Guild,
and which have had such . successful season ct
Willard Hall for the past three days. viii close
tonight with . dance.
Col and Mrs G. A Woodward introduced
their attractive young daughter yesterday
pleasant home, 2Ol5 Massachusetts, avenue. All
the rooms on the parlor floor were tastefully
decorated with flowers and musicians were
playing in the new white and gold room lately
added to the house. Mrs. Woodward wore Q
gown OF lilac silk and fine diamond ornaments.
Her young daughter. Miss Woodward, prettily
dressed in white silk muslin and carrying pink
roses, one Of the bouquets sent her in honor Of
her debut stood near her mother. Miss Worth
ington, Miss Darneille and Miss Chauncey
Reynolds assisted in receiving. In the din
ing room Miss Rosa Bousch and Miss Reynolds
did the honors. Among those present were
Gen. and Mrs. Augur, Rev. DR.. r II. Mckim,
Admiral and Mrs. Almy, Miss Amy, Gen. ]. ].
Reynolds, the Misses Strong, Gen; and Mrs.
Foulke, Mrs. Cultivate, Gen. and Mrs. Browne,
Chief Justice and Mrs Bingham, Gen. Greeley,
Col and Mrs. Mallery, Col and Mrs. Haywood,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Worthington, the Misses
Colhoun, Col. and Miss Greenleaf, Miss Noyes,
Miss Jackson, Miss Ellis, Col. and Mrs. Payne,
Or. and Mrs. Smart, Mrs. Henry Payne, Miss
Butler, Col and Mrs. Rutherford, DR.. Garfield
OF Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Schneider,
Miss Macdonald, Lieut.. A. F. Fechteler, Mrs.
Darneille. Mrs. Gen. Robt Williams and Miss
Williams, Mrs. BARLEY, Mrs. Morehead, Lieut.
Traub, Miss Geiger, Capt R. W. Tyler, Mr..
Griffith. Mr.. Finley, Mrs. Chauncey Reynolds,
Mrs. Giesy, Mrs. johnson of Norwich, Conn,
Miss Parsons, Mr.. Santos of Baltimore, Mr..
Ayers, Mr., Cummin, Mrs. G. Boush, Mrs. Ma
gruder. Mr.. r. 4. Tyler, Mr.. Wallace, Mrs. and
Miss Moore, the Misses Chinn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. Hichborn, Mrs. H. W. Raymond, Miss
Probasco, Miss Riley, Mr.. King, Mrs. Frank
Stewart Osborne, Mrs. Ortiz, Miss Sheldon,
Miss Towne, Mrs. D. A. Chambers, Miss Cham
bers, Mrs. MacLennan, Mrs. and Miss Purcell
Miss Rees, Mr.. Glenn S. Smith.
The death Of Mrs. Chalmers mother Of the
late DR.. Otis U. s. A., will be heard with regret
by large circle of friends. She leaves one son
and q number of grandchildren, among them
Mrs. Isaac Winston and Mrs. Charles Smedes of
this city.
At the celebration Of their wooden wedding
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Hodgkins at their
residence, No. 1928 9th street northwest, they
received many handsome presents. Among
those who called to extend congratulations
| were Prof ]. W. Bischoff. E. S. Kennedy, Mr..
| and Mrs. Jos. Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Vaughn, G. c. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Knott,
Mrs Emma Wright, Miss K. B. Wilson, Miss
Katie V. Wilson, Mr.. Frank Sanford, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Compton, Mrs. lea Sturgiss, Mr..
| and Mrs. George A. Thomas, Miss Edith How
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Z. Trott, Mrs. Lizzie Do
Ian, Mrs. Cornelia Cooper and son George, Mr..
| and Mrs. W. L. Wilson, j. 81. Hungerford,
Mr.. L. G. Wilson, DIR. and Mrs. William
Harries. the Misses Spaulding, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Misses Poole, Miss Sallie Shreve, Miss Hattie
Jordan, Miss Hannah and Mamie White, Mr..
| and Mrs. Harry Crook. Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Hodgkin, Jos. F. Hodgkin, Miss Carrie Rock
| and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marin.
Ex-Gov. Sidney Perham Of Maine, with his
wife and two daughters, is at 905 Westminster
| street for the winter.
Mr.. ]. Burgess Drummer and Miss Margaret
E. Plumley we're married last evening at Cal.
vary Baptist Church in the presence Of their
| father, Mr.. s. L. Plumley, and was attended by
her sister, Miss Annie. as maid Of honor and
| the Misses Tucker, Kirby, Ferris and Mockbee
| as bridesmaids The ushers were Messrs.
Wood, Harvey, Voigt and Taylor and Mr..
| Robinson acted as best man. A reception al
| the home of the brides parents followed the
wedding, after which the happy couple, amid
showering rice, departed for the south. Their
future home will be at Columbus, Ohio.
Gen. A. b. Upshaw Of New York has beer
| quite sick at the Hotel Normandie. Mrs. Up.
| shaw and Miss Mai Joined him yesterday
| The general is mending slowly.