Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-26
SOCIAL MArrERa


Notes Of Interest
Mrs. Randolph Harrison McKim has issued
invitations for the marriage of her daughter,
Miss Anne Clymer Brooke, to Mr.. Blair Lee on
October 1, at st. Michaers Church. Birdsbor-
ough, Pa. Miss Margaret Blaine viii be one Of
the bridesmaids and Secretary Blaine is ex-
Pected to be present at the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Risley, who have been
spending the summer at Magnolia. Mass, were
In town for . couple Of days this week. en- route
Tor their old home In Colorado Springs They
will stay there for two or three months and
Miss Risiey Seward and her friend, Miss Upton,
are stin in the north and will not return to
Washington until November.
Mrs. S.H. Kaufman and Miss Kaufman re-
turned this morning after a fortnight's stay AT
Fort Monroe. Mrs. c. G. Guthrie of Passaic,
Mrs kaufmann's niece, accompanied them and
will make short visit in this city.
Mrs. Ruth A. Bolway has issued invitations
for the marriage of her daughter, Mary Gather
inc, to Mr.. Walter Scrivener Dodge. at All
Souls Church, Thursday morning. October 8,
at Has o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge will be
at home to their friends Tuesdays in November
at 1908 r street.
Miss Priscilla Kent ID located for the winter
at 717 10th street.
Miss Mamie G. Todhunter Of 8 street ID visit
ing Mrs. A. A. Long, formerly Lillian Davis of
York, Pa. ....
Miss Emma G. Henderson, 9s4 I street north
west, has returned to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Barnes Of Lie Droit Park
left this morning for q two weeks visit to
friends IN Philadelphia, New York and Brook
lyn.
An elegant dinner was given by DR.. T. Nor
ris Murray on Wednesday evening at the Metro
politan Club to the members of the Laryngo-
logical Society and a few prominent Washing
ton physicians. Covers were laid for twenty.
The guests were the president Of the associa-
ton, Dr.. Glasgow, and Drs Cohen, N. s. Lin
coin; Beverly Robinson, Mackenzie, Lang
Magner, Rice, Jarvis. Ingalls,, Bryan, J. Ford
Knight
pleasant social and musicale was given by
the ladies Of U. s. Grant Woman's Relief Corps
to their friends and members of U. 8. Grant
Post, No. IL, at the residence of Col. R. NJ. CAL
noun on LIST street Tuesday evening. An excel
ment Of the guests. The Taylor Brothers Quin-
tet favored the company with some Of their
best selections. Recitations were given by Mrs.
Naylor, Mrs. 8. Eva benson, Miss Belle NJ Long
and Miss Maud Michaels, violin solo by Master
h ar. I'D Robb, duet BY the Misses
Pitts and violin solo with piano
accompaniment by the Misses Maud and Adella
Michaels. Among the guests present were Mrs
Ida Y. Hendricks, department president W. r.
c.; Mrs. Johanna Turner, past department
president; Mr.. and Mrs. George Balm, Mr.. and
Mrs. !. w. Rose. Mrs Col Michael and daugh-
tiers, Mrs. E. NJ. Vinton of Hartford, Conn,
Miss Wyland of Ohio, the Misses Manning, Mrs.
Condron, with members Of post and corps.
numbering in all over a hundred persons.
generous supply of ice cream and cake was fur
nlshed by the ladies' OF the corps and all pres
m ~ fh6, r&os,
cess. and it was proposed to repeat 1t in the
near future.
Miss Agnes Gibbons Of Georgetown left yes
terday for Brooklyn to visit her sister, Mrs j.
c. Reilly. Miss Ella Gibbons, who has been
spending the last three months visiting friends
in Tifin, Ohio, and Buffalo and Brooklyn. will
return next week.
Mrs. McMullen, wife Of Phllander McMullen
Of the Interior Depar tment, arrived here from
Ottumwa, Iowa, last Wednesday.
Mr.. Herman Rakeman returned from Europe
on Tuesday. Miss Rakeman Joined her
brother In New York, where they will remain
until next Monday or Tuesday.
Mrs. James W. Sears. Miss Sears and Miss
Freeman have returned to the city and are
located for the winter on 10th street.
Miss Lottie Beck of Baltimore and Miss
Anna Frentz Of Scranton, Miss are the guests
of the Misses Pogginsee Of Capitol Hill.
Apleasant surprise party was given at the
residence of Mrs. NJ. Craven of Capitol Hill, in
honor of her niece, Miss Maggie, prior to her
departure for Arizona, her future home. Sing
ing and dancing were INDUCED in until q late
hour. when bountiful collation. was served
Among the many present were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Falk Of Newark, Miss A. Sondheimer, u
Ben. N. Quackenbush, E. Gross, c. simmons
N. Lindsey, NJ. Brennan, A. Koch, E. Gollink,
N. O'Neil, NJ. Collins, L. Strauss, NJ. Atridge,
Eva and Ray Dux, c. Sampson, Mr.. F. Taylor,
Mr.. McShea J. A. Geier, J. j. Leane, l. Cas-
senheimer Of Pittsburg &. Rosental, N. Harvey
Of Maine, s. Krouse, E. Schweitzer, /. Samueis
of New York and NJ. NJ. johnson Of Philadel-
phia and many others.
Mrs. A. Harry Williams and son of Old Point,
Va, are spending a few days in the city.
Miss Lena Myers Of Charlestown, W. Va,
who has been the guest Of Miss Hartel for the
past few weeks, returned to her home Friday
morning.
Miss Louise F. Hopkins has returned from q
visit Of two months with her sister, Mrs F. H.
Bacon. at Toledo and friends at Detroit and
Ann Arbor.
Mr.. FARMLAND Janus and family have moved
from No. 1104 New Hampshire avenu, and will
be at No. 230 New Jersey avenue southeast I'M
I'll their new residence on the opposite side Of
the street is finished.
Mrs. Stacy Potts, Mrs. h. B. Mum and Miss
Mum, Mrs. Chandler, Mrs. R. L. Smallwood,
Miss Newton and Mrs. Frederic A. Lucus
and mother were among those present last
evening when DR.. Edw. NJ. Schaeffer gave an
interesting talk on 1.-The kindergarten system
from physician's standpoint" at the parlors
Of Misses Pollock and Noerr, on Q street.
Miss Nellie Helm of Chicago is visiting the
mother Of the late Mrs. Norma Jackson Helm
at 720 street northeast.
Mrs. Mary Dent Baker returned Tuesday
from her visit to Easton, Nd, and the sea-
shore, and after spending few days here left
for Decatur, Ala, where she will remain until
January l, 1892.
Mrs. John w. Swanson and daughter, Miss
Bessie, returned home this morning greatly
improved in health after five weeks visit
with friends at Prince Edward Island, Canada.
Mrs. Emily T. Charles entertained q small